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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

Annals, Isrke aSsortm emit, New Styles;
Writing Desks, rosewood, mahogany q leather
Chessmeu and Boards,
Backgammon Boards,
Photograph and Blank Albums, in superb bind
ing, New styles;
Bibles, in every style;
Brayer Books. in every style
Psalms and Hymns, in every style;
PsalDist, Morocco and Antique;
Catholic Prayer Books, etc, etc.
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LEGAL.
NOn- Residenf NOTICE.

On the Chaneery side Of the Common Law and
Chaneery CouEtO OF the city OF Mensphis Tenn
Isaac Sevil -. William Black and otherE
u appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defeBcants Mary lane Wright, widow, and
Fanny wright and Emma or Alice Wright.
children Of J. 3 WriEhs, deceased, and three
other children Of said is. W1ght, deed, whose
namest AFTER dlligent inquiry, are unknown,
are rezideuts OF DeSOtO county, MississibpL, and
uJ~n-ftsdsnts Of Zoe state Of Tennessee, Il =
Therefore oriered EhEt they make their appear
anco herein az ne tOurt House, in the city OF
AeaFnh. Tennessee, within ths frst three days
~ t1e next tenn Of said Court. 70 m
On me second Monday IN May. 1860, and plead
ansHcfOr denur 70 cOmplainants bni. or the
esre VIII De laxeu for confessed. zs TO them,
and set for bearing * pqTfe- and thaf a eopv ~
hAs order De published once q week, for four
successive weeks. IN the Memphis APPEAL.
a coDT-afteste
ArGEsTON ASTON clerk and master.
usnt a Ackisiek, s0Ls sor complE.
70. l@l DELI Iawfwrua
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m-..s GnIP.

IN virtue Of a deed IN trust e me i edsf1ssa ~
y r. Y. Meatls a1d due to W. L McGary
nsreln msaaa.aT ! wiz expose to sale, and sell
. The he; l h9shesf y5iddes5 d for s9sSs on so6 5ee ia lSsh day =
Or In GreenlaW's building. neal
the conrsef second and Union Streets, in
a Sas Ts1as ssss Lots s S1s, : AND 1e s : II hloss
~. : strsetS IN Memphis, Tszn- Sale a
b A. Massey,
5so-td Trustee.
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NOTICE.
Sale of Lnnd to p,

safe Of Land to Pay Debts.
~ n inst Monday, being the FIST day o
y4nuaTy 1856 at the Court House In Ralsigh
Court Of shelby CUNT. ell 10 30 hi4bs-r
yln1er zly Acres Of Land, bounded north ~
~ 80 -EAuroad. and south o. Vol River.
~ 1nslDl county. sale on petition Of Mrs J..
-I4te Admr. OF estate orW. A. Tate. deceased
70 pay the debts OF said state
cash, and the balance On
twelve months credit. g. u VAR f1arl
NJ l. Stewart, Atty for petilonsra
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MENPHI APPEAL.


INULhL -
T,a,p "a nc DEATH TIC stars go Gown
To rise upon some is.Iel asssEs3H ouu
And bright n Heaven 2 jewel"
They shine foreVernsOI~
Tsere ia no death The dust we treAd
The GOLDEN grain or mellow nnlt
or rainboW-uuted noWeHs
The granite rocks disorgnnize
TO Ised ne hungry mos they Deaf,
TIE llrest leaves Drink 9eny me
Prom out The vleWless All
There IS no death the lesyes may fan,
The dowers may fade and pss away
Tlev only wait through wintry hotrh
The .soming OF the May
There s no deathf An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent Trad
He basrs our bes; loved things away,
And thea we call them "eead'
He leaves our hearts al desolate-
re plucks our ARREST, sweetest flowers
Trsnsplanted into bliss. they now
Adorn immortal bowers
he blrd-uke voice, whose joyous tones
Nads glad this scene Of sin and strife,
sing nov IN everlasting song
Amid the tree OF life.
And where he sees a smile too bright
Or hearts too pure for faint and VICE,
He bear Il 10 that world 81 light
To dwell in Paradise
Born into that undying lie,
They leave Us bus % come again
With JOY We WelcCne them-the sank
EKcepJ IA sin and pain
And ever near Us. though unseen,
The Gear immortal spirits tread
For al the 0Oundless Universe
+ Lfe-theIe are no dead
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y - -"|||"||"~ ""|||- y" =
IL persons having claims ag1iust Tlcuaas
- Peters. either a. Principal or -End1r-ar. or
for Titles to Real Estate. are requested l0cuiIuu
Us with an the evidences OF debt OF 0lner O5lt-
and any person having Deeds OF little Eouds on
said Peters Estate since la5, Will please send Us
4 statement Of tAe Property ard date OLIeGi
or Bond HIS papeSh have an teen lost or de-
strOyed, and without some sEowiEE from the
parties interested, g viii be impossible Tor him
% settle with his creditors
dec3-lms W~ICKERSHAI EREECHER.
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AdmlafsfTafoT's Notice.

A IL psFsons indebted 10 the estate of DaV Z
Il bisssl decreased, viii plesse cafas braar1
and make payment and All those having
claims against TIE same are n1tlre1 % present.
them within The time limited BY Las. o. Laey
wall BE- barred. r. A. IfLEE Al4r
deiz l2W4WlW Estate u Davis Bzsa dzeE
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Thomas Ford Is. Walter O'SeaI.
The defendant, WalterO+Neai, vii please take
notice that an attachment was issued against
his estate for the sum OF ninety dollars and
costs, debt due on account. on fle in this Court
upon the grounds that the defendant Is a non
resident OF the State Of Tennessee. II Is there
fore ordered that The said defendant enter his
appearance on or before the 18th DAY Of Decem-
Der, ls65, TO plead, answer or demEr 70 the said
plaintiff complaint, or the same viii be taken
for confessed. and the case set for hearing Il
DOTfe, and that Z c0pyOf this order be published
once q week for four consecutive weeiis In the
Memphis APPEA
3. A MOORE. J. P.
D NoIton- atr'v for pItF n~oWL{aw4waTw
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III. 2SO Vaia ~

Memphis. Tenn, agent for 8 d. r n
Y. Smiths ANERIC4N ORGANg
for Churches, Schools, or tie PzrTo-
They 1Te the Best Lastruments mad.
Repeat as Rapidly as a Piano, posses
a Magnificent Ssceu and al Ire RoumI-
ness, Depth aud NeHoaoaess Of Orgqns.
tor Sac at Adngdetursr's Rrscss az
$50 Aaa Sgrsz.
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Non-ResfdentA Nofice.
Chancery Court At somervfle, Tenn
VIM e Jfnzi,s %, Ca.ba-ine s,,m,er O.

Unalcery COurt a e0merVlle, Ialn-
VIM. C. Jinkins ~ Catharine Sumner e. a.
December Rules, RA-
I y this eause IL appearing 70 the satisfac1ou
lCftLe Clerk and Master. that the d~sfeuCc-ts.
Catharine sumner. VIM Andrew, susan. Lizzie.
Robert and Beuj. sumner are uon-residclrs %
the state Of Tennessee. Il II therefore ordered
that they make their appearances herein 81 The
Court House, IN the town cfSnmerv1le, Tenn.
aid Court, 70 commence on the third Monday
IN NAY next. and plead. answer OF demIr %
compliments bill, OF the same viz % taken
for confessed as 70 them, and set for hearing e
prrts. And that a copy or this order Be rub
If<hed in the Memphis AFFEAL once a WeeE Tor
fCgr successive weeks
Tho. Q. MCCLELLAN, CAM
r,,sak Scott SoliE dal4 IaW4U
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Resigmati0n Of Gua-dfaItsh }
OfAugusta Heathman and Others, children

Of B. Heathman. deceased.
County Court OF Shelby Counrr Tenn.
y Pursuance Ofan order Of Hon. Thee. Leon
ara, Judge Of said Cont. ala Interested it
go puardianahlp are hereby Huriied ulaE 1E
fnIaF, Dee Atn, $50, / viii pass my accounts
- lch 9u4rdfan before the Clerk 81 sad Court
a. h4s once, In The city ofGfemphIs.
BERRY G. DENT, Guautian-
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attachment SBif.

Solicitors Tor complainant.
Noyemhar Lzr. frTl. une2-faW Nv
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Between Main andsecond,

RE OFFERING large number Of Elegant
IA Gft Books, bound ia various styles. They
have
Tennyson's Poems, Cloth, Extra Illustrated +;
Tennyson's Idyls Of the King, Cloth, Extra H
Illustrated;
Tennyson's Poems Of Imagination and Fancy,
Cloth. Extra illustrated
Gems from Tennyson, Antique & Cloth, Extra
Illustrated:
Golden Leaves, from British Poets, Anlqu
Illustrated;
Golden Leaves, from American Poets, Antique,
Illustrated;
Christian Ballads, Antique, Illustrated;
Companion Poets. Cloth, Extra Illustrated
Reveries OF a Bachelor, TX. Marvel, Cloth, EX-
ira illustrated;
Gray's Elegy, Antique and Cloth, Extra Illus
trated;
The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner, COth, tx
ira Illustrated;
The Eve Of st. Agnes, Cloth, Extra Illustrated;
The Deserted Village,
The Pleasures Of Hope
Gertrude Of Wyoming,
Songs OF the Affections, Mrs. Hemans, Antique,
u-.M- EaI
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped ts rs on good boats, or
n In our Warehouse On Sale, Is coVezd by
Home, Htna and Hartford Insurance. Com
panies TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE 4 co.
uOy25-2m
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Non-Resfdenf Yoffee-

On the Cbancery side ofthe Common Law ard
Cha1cery Court ofthe city Of Memphis. Tenn
Braxton c. CgumD and Charles Eortrecht z.
Arthur II. Hopkins &c EImwood Cemetgry
Company.
happening from davi in this cause, KS
the Arthur n. Hopkins IS a ron
residents OF tna state Of Tennessee. 10 Is there
fore ordered, thai he aaare his appearance
herein az the Courthouse In the CT o. Ae
phls- Tennessee. within the hrt mrse 14ls q
the neNtterm OF said Court. to commence Or
ZEE second Monday IN May, L@5 as plead,
answer G. demUr 70 c-OmplainanLs oI me
same VII Be EEsn for e~on1esei p hLns
and set for headuE ealGre- ana a COPY
OF this order be published cuee ~ Dd1
successive weeks 70 the MeDapns@FrA
Kortrecht 4 Cran. so,s- for complainant
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA

A toilet delight! The ladies' treasure ana
gen1emens bOOnf The sweetest thing" and
largest quantity. manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia. U.ec for bathing the face
and person, 70 render the skin soft and fresh, 10
prevent erupuons, % perfume clothing, etc
II overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspira-
ton.
II removes redneSs, tan, blotches, etc.
It cures nervous headache and alsys tnna-
nation
i coolS sofens and adds delicacy 10 the skin.
Il yields a Subdued and lasting perfume
Il cures musquito bites and stings Of insects
It contains 10 material injurious 20 the skin.
Patronised by Actresses and Opera Singers
II Is b every lady should have Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and you
viii use NO other cologne, perfumery' or toilet
water Afterwards
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props Exelusive Agsnts. ". Y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13
Provisions r. groceries
MICHAEL MATHEWS,

A T his old stand opposite the Union House, Main
n Street, McGregor, has lust received large stock
Of Provisions and Groceries suited the wants Of the
public He has also large lot of Apples, Cranberres
and other fruit which will be sold as cheap AS tho same
can be purchased at uny other store in town.
The public are invited test his ability to satisfy
purchasays, both = to goods a"a prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13

And will always give his customers the benefit of his
best ability. Call at his Grocery and Provision Store
at the head Of Main street. McGregor, FOR BAR
GAINS 3m4I2
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

CHANGE OF SCENE TO BEEs.-A friend
who has been abee master for forty years,
informs us that he considers q change OF
scene, especially from garden to heather,
!, of great advantage to the bees. He no.
2 ticed when his hives were not removed to
hill quarters for few seasons, they be-
came etfeminate and thriftless, and that
when strange hives made an attack on
them and their stores, they shove dedr
cheney in courage; whereas he noticed that
when sent off regularly to rusticste among
the hills, they always showed a more stir
ring and plucky nature. The enemies were
seldom successful in battle; This he c.
counted for II, this ma uner:-Bees In wild
state change their abode frequently in deed,
this they are obliged " do from the trees,
ETC., In which they lodge being destroyed
hence their effeminscy when confined in
the same abode for a number of years.
Then when they are placed among the
hills they are generally placed alongside OF
bees from various districts, with which
they learn both to battle and do the amiable.
In short, they sec society, become bees OF
the world, and return 70 their garden hooks
With renewed health and pluck, oyer and
aboye adding considerably to the value OF
their stores. We have heard an extensive
breeder of phessants state that he ecnsid.
ered change obscene for breeding birds also
required, in order to keep the old bird In
heaith. and In state in which they would
breed annually! Keepers know how, apir-
ltiess Dlrds become in such places amer a
year or two of confinement But when
the pens are made of light materials. and
changed In situation every two years or 40
BIRDS remain comparatively healthy
Scottfsh. Farmer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

CULTTvATINo CoRN.-The old-fasbioned
mode with industrious and thrifty farmers
was formerly to hoe three times, the hoe.
ing being regarded as the most important
part of the cultivating process,-stirring
with horse-cultivator being then In little
repute. The relative importance of each
has now become reversed. Hoeing by
hand extends only few inches from the
plants, and Is of small moment when
compared TO keeping all the intermedi ate
space clean and mellow. Farmera who
keep their land clear from seeds of weeds,
fiud 1t scarcely necessary to hand hoe II al
all; but obtain the most satisfactory results
by keeping the surface stirred throughout
the season by horse labor. If corn is
planted in hills three feet apart, the roots
need enter but a foot and half each way to
meet each other. Each square has q sur
face Of nine superficial feet. 1.-THE hodng
loosens or cleans one square foot of soil
about each hill, then 1t performs only one
ninth as much good as the horse cultiva-
portion is only six inches square, d.
One of the best farmers with whom we
are acquainted cpltiyaters his corn once a
week, from the time 1t first makes its ap-
pearance till 1t has become too large TO
the horse to pass; the soil being rather strong
and heavy, the crust is kept constantly
broken, aud the crop is usually about zoe
bushels per acre. This treatment also pre-
vents the too common evil ofa profusion
of weeds among the plants, towards the
latter part OF the season. Country Gentle
mani.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

HUGH CUMMING, su eminent English
naturalist, and tn possessor Of the largesr
and 1pest eoncpotoglfsl collection IN the
at the age OF sixty-fve. His collection OK
ceeded sixty thousand In number, and was
amassed during his lifelong travels and
personal researches. He collected every
variety of mollusk from their native seat
and rivers, and exchanged his rarities fol
Others Of continental museums. His col,
lection repreaented over twenty thousand
species ofshells. @i-.
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sational gepublifan
WEDNESDAY KyKN1so, SEPTEMBER =, lies.


=. M III -,
T.. SkrbRAL bhWis cAss' w. iasy nee'
with the name Of General Csss IN tue pa
peres lint he still olives, ~ al the ripe age
o fsL 10 ras,aas nm lI.asr
'ois'shyfou soa'o'
son street. Detroit, In . hsnosome MODERN
built dwelling, while his eldest cob occu.
p,ea the old, fatnIIy homestead. two sbuare,
-, !, a.,ssr- -,
u tsl' sinicSeu w WIN 'ne 'eeo'e'
ness. and forgeuulness naturally incident
TO his patriarchal aVe. he maintain bet
la hsai,h IA 49, !. ,, H. .,,,,-,,I a..
soi .esu .uu nho 'r' e 'sI,'s 'pns 'ueu
coulo reasonably be supposed TO belong 70
his time Of life. Bone OF the COMMERCIAL
y s,.r,,s,,a, ,v.,,.d IN SAsse.I r.ss vh,,o
: sstnaa,oit snS 5rcsnanaent" AZ the
: Sih,c - n,,,.s I'm !, anesis nfthair y,sit.
y = i.G.s.rai"Cs.s an5 ~ ,so,. .rs nnI,a
-,oh ,hs Snrmer h av,ng oa,,iaa, 49, Sars
esri, nsr,od In ps,rnit MA SwSsr lana,
cori5 he nnrchased ~ tbons.nJ,,I n.r,
oSshair nstns,ion rt,a,, ,.s, ~. ,,,Ia,
or,h.. ,s.t ~, nso..a' r..y a.,... ~ M o;,.
III 80 ,ns,,,a ~ ~ &c. - isaa..a ~
asa ,.,uas,,1 ~, .at,sSa y "S'e 'u'
ssf}sinS ~ r. pi,sha5 oo,,o,ss T.
" Sa.,ar.i C.. i.a.'IasL III.
iitss,ss ,hiia H.. 10 VIZ ~ nS'
! and wb,ia making I. tonr thrnngh kurone
% ~. 1870 - ,so Ia S;saais W,
" ..o ,!.s,so.Sp, os. Hs. h.'ei WV VI
,s,S,IIs ,..,,s.h " s,,ss.sy,,'as. 'I,
i sn,sS.g H4.iS,iNpr FTi ~ ~ W
~ s,anins, ~ X. $500 sn p ".sS !,
srS 49, 3 y, ~. ,
,ho $500 IN soasN ~ 4, wa anu eesuIe'
;o.n nios;as TI.o % a snu le' ~ iIna,
u.S $3.50. 49, e ou,.,n
Tn,t 10 geHS sloS9 "a. Ieu
ses' sss Sny, anI aeuLy p,.in,
TN, o.u uos re, o M ~ ns We.
SossIon ". ING gres' Painse We,
ensaseu AZ WY sanie unie ~ eaes Tu,.l
G cg ar W woiks IoI Teor ~ "e ihna
Whcn .ne hns nesIa .has "ees mas rovp
Prepe'us ,s S s 30 Iepioscuss " ~,
owl usa P9ney, .e Sos in.V paseVu any
s s gu o,a9l w .no aaSs , sease !" WI y
olsni,ssea .he ioSat enpioynens' WE
couis 20 h ~, m MI ssan 10y sso toys s
maj snsr; IN III, ,ha psnuss ;naiot,o 90
s wee suisIsou .ae nns tnu spsI n sn'
nnaisy Same ,nso Rossesslon vi hS pres
en s.W ytstink pasu .,S S omA.., -. a.,
III, aJoi Le"Ie SSss, Me eiuest sou 81 IN
Sene' nno , mae ans no,ne uu
my en1 aul, us ss,ons oI Lpk' tayior
anu ruimore, nss even more tnan nis ia
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w kTHIs oHPICR
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TGRPH ANS COURT -
~ SBPTNMBRR6 @. 1885,

T0RPH ANS' COURT! m
~ SBPTNhBRR6, 1885,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
.1'.. C0UNTY-rO Wit: .-.l
In the case ~ Walter Scott, executor Of Charities
N! williams, deceased, the executor af6resaid
has with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, ap-
pol uted SATURDAY, the SOth day Of 'sAItem-
ber next for the ANAL settlement and distibu-
ton OF the personal estate Of said deceased and
Of the assets in hand, far the same hay been
collected and turned Into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs OF said DECEASED
washington County aforesaid, with their o. inns
| properly vouched, orthey may Othsrwig .by law
be excluded from all benefit In said dbeeated 9
| estatss provided % copy OF this order be pub
ilAheAi once week foI threS weeks In the Ma.
IIOSAL REPUBLICAN preyioasItOa thsssAidl S0th
day Of September, 1855. -
Test: z. G. ROBBINS,
SeJ-laWSW2 Register OF wills.
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J - y an . "h"Vo"Ils
ST h'' Etsh fss sas ' s. street,
BLAoKsMIrHs' = 5 zSS : yHHELwIRIoIrs'
ANyns -wrought I Cas-. Steel Y.s.d,~ q
ViCES-solid Boz; Com, Colter Keys PArsl-
sLiffbbdaE at Ii Shsisi l'as+
HAND do. ., up .,
SwT rSs5sSSrs Punched ;Hsr.soa P anshs..
sfRisash n1iSs BIZ aE iA'A'
ddaxRE+Es siIss Arm; y Patent; Solid Collar.
WAGON HUBS. 20 y 30 -. "
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS
HICKORY BENT RIMS. 81 49,
SAWED RELLeBs--3to sinehss u read.
OAK sPoK ssohhs' f.. or.I ..o.''r
sHAFTs-Rpf, light; iiuii, insdiui n x An.
lahsd, light; medium, heavy; sx press hro-
; ssryi finished. light Iaad BARD Medium
PoLks.Ruai finished (and effei,iL. "'
swS at.SL fsrrulsfl; msdiul q
HNlshkD WHhHIg-Latge '.' 90
apn 'p rERHa uAsH Vs.
FREEDoM NATToNAL7
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION VIM
80 q. 'DIOATEDI
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
THR PRESIDENT OF THRUNITgD srATRs
ISSUED JANUARY /, 1868.
3. AND
LETTER OF THR PRESIDENT OF THE o. g.
TO, THE UNION CONVENTION
HOLDEN At sPRIHdFIkLp,
%. uLL, SEPT a iSss. If. ..i
In Pamphlet Form, with Covers, ouaaux
0''"i Revised and Corrected -" w
For sals attic NATIONAL RHPUBLIoAu Once
frteeIren cents per copy; IL oopiss, 81; rs
SHs . ~ " Mailed free Of postage, 10 any part
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John R. ELyANS 4 Co.,.IIs,,
y 81 Louisiana ave. and sos street, a
WASHINGTON D. .C!, Z. ala
IRON AND STEEL. ~
SWEDISH STTnsR IRoN-ordinary sizes.
BAGNALL's, 80. ,.,ln 4.n
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mltrs, dc.
6vIIs AND HALF ROUNDS
D. b. NAIL RODS.
p. T. y. p. do. .' pie
aoRwAY SHAPES PI; ..n
SPRING STEEL. 1r r..
To FOE CORK 81 STEEL. ..u
HOOPS-GalyaniIed
SCROLL IRON. -
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDS-Round" and
square charcoal plate iron; Puddlsd
SHEET IRoN-American; Americas costa.
IsTai" Belgian i'm. Russisi Russia
SQUARE CAST sTEEL--ssndsrson's. -.
oCTAGoN CAST STRRL.I - :
SHEAR sTEEL-sandsrson'a 'r
GERMAN STEEL, ~
Plat CAST STEEL. r
BLISTER 5TEEL-American.r
koUND sTREL-Casti machinery.
TT s, sEVEN-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. 7. SMITHS0N a co.,
BANKERS, e..
224 Ba.tim re streets
UNITED STATES 7 20 LOAN AGENTS.
AL DenOmin ations o. he '.'sI %
7-3o NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For immediate delivery and .,,.s 'a.''1a'
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
... Bought and Sold on Commission. 80
AS we shall give our special attention to the
Purchase and Sale Of Government Securities, we
most respectfully SOlioit your orders.
. .s. W. 7. ,sMITHsON lkCo,
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and soid on
Commission. 80 -'I';E" '1Sa
WRAPPING PAPER FoR SALE At
w THIS oRRICl.
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Il " ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsrIo -
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DIR. q. B. sIaRsMoED,

'0r i"la IN %. D.. otuhomoHby an
zoe Pennsylyania avenue, betWsen Twelfth and
-. H' Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Or. s. calls the attention Of the publicto the
following advantages Of his Improved system;
o LIST. The teeth Of hIs Manufacture will never
,eSrrod9 nor change color by any acidA apd are
three fobrths lighter than any other. -,
I'd, No teeth Or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones Can be iIssIted over them.lI
Sd. The roots will be. made inOfsnsive and
'4tb. No temporary teeth are needed, as per.
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which, under the old system, is frequently dis
figured: 49,. ..,,-..s...
ave years by many 81 the nfst cheinisls and
physicians OF this and the old country
Dr.. s. has also Invented z white, iadestructi.
teeth can be fiisd without, pain, aSd can build
up perfect sound tobth on any side roots, which
will last through lifetime. 'r,
:" TEETH ExTRACTKD WITHOUT RAIN
with InnoxieuS yapor, by Dr. sigesmond, $50
PSnnsylyanis avenue, inventor and sole manu-
faoturer Of Anaesiio Innoxious yRpor mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorUform OF Rther,) but
strictly an Anaestc agent, entirely free from ex-
hilaTating effects, and perfectly harmless, eaus-
Ing aqqiet sleep, with pleasant ssnsstions and
perfect inaensibility To Paih =. - fr"
b The beat ofrefersnosa given u required.
Call and examine for yourselves ,.'G de-
Il
iE AWE OF IN NENflON AWHILE A
- large number OF machines have been offered
to the public, some Of which pebsess points OF
excellence and acknowledged merit, we have
long felt what othsrs have eNp6Rieneed-the ne
cessity OF n machine more perfectin It's imechani-
cad structure, combining In the highest degree
simplicity with durability, and which Is capable
OF doing greater range i0f'W srk-Oue thst could
easily be understood and eomprehended by all.
. This, we ara happyto say, has boon Accom-
RLORRNCE SEWING MACHINE, which can be
seen and examined ut the Agents. -"
, ,a,t 100. 0 -, striVBu s. y. PIhLIN0,
;s-p uh. % VI! ass Psnnsy lyAniA avenue,
jy6-3m One door from Eleventh street
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