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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
FOR SALE.

-. A Rural Residences, situated on Lancaster Turn
;n% pike, one mile from Market street, containing
I'LL about Nine As the city Is rapidly extending
A westward 1t must soon become vallt Bile for build
ing lots. The DWELLING Is good three story brick bull
ding, medern built Containing nine rooms with good
water at the door Has carriage house and other bull
dnxs will be sold cheap. Apply to
THOS, j. MaIlAFFY, 9rd and King sts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

E'Or Sale.
A Good Second hand sTER80PrICAN for Sale either
with without Slides. enough for two or three good
exhibitions. In good erdsr and cheap. Apply to
T. c. TAYLOR, Cor. sth and wollaston SITS, vii.
mington, Del. ap s0-zmH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21


-fs We have for sale = Grist Mil, one Of
MIH-I.A the best business stands IN New Castle
N ,...I County, with failing water Power
the Race and Dam never get out Of order
l..&&t> doing lTge aud profitable busi-
Nd = Apply 10 WM. BRIGHT 4 SON,
Real Estste dealers,
sp 2o-sm Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
FOR = ALE.

We, the undsrsgnsd appointed as shove TO Apprairs
Christians ndred would that aid Colt Is Using
bind foet " hits, and valued Al Fifty Dolsrs.
HAYES GRAVES,
AprIl 0, 1866 An l9-6u JACKSON BOLMEB,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

l7sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

Notice is hereby given that the partner ship between
the undesgned been dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be conducted by the FIRST
named party. HUGH Q. MEARNS,
NAV 1Ast aFnRlE WISER
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nch queen. Tall, stout, majestic in bearing and
carriage, only twenty. three, and in her honey,
moon.
NJ. Guizot is at present preparing for the press
the second volume of his Religious Meditations,"
and is correcting the last proof sheets of the eighth
and final volume of his " Memoirs"
Mr.. Jenkins has arrived at Saratoga, Newport,
Niagara, Nahant, Long Branch and Cape May
Confederate General G. N. Shelly is to build
frst-class hotel at Selma, Ala.
Postmaster General Denison is in Boston look
ing up place for postoffice.
Rev DR.. Edward NJ. Van Deusen, Of Utica, has
been elected president of Trinity College, Hart.
ford.
Publisher ]. B. Lippincott, of Philadelphia, is in
Paris.
new magazine is about to appear in London
under the editorship of Miss Braddon, of which
that lady name, it is said will form its distinctive
appellation.
Vice President Foster, whom the Connecticut
legislature refused to send back to the United
States Senate, has Joined the New York society
for the prevention of cruelty to dumb animals.
Mr.. Daniel p. Peters is the Chicago hotelkeeper
who was fined $14OO for neglecting to put revenue
stamps on his receipts for money.
Ine Emperor anu Empress Vi hu79ia oiS oh d
visit to Moscow.
Lindsey, the reverend" monster who whipped
his child to death, has escaped to Canada.
| Hon. Nahim Capen is about to publish history
ofthe Democracy of the United States.
Doctor Butler is playing soldier again. Last
week he appointed an aide de-camp, a quarter
master, and Judge advocate-alI gorgeous stat
officers to the great doctor himself Next fall they
propose to train in some quiet pastnre in Massa
chusetts.
Gen. Joe Hooker is still suffering from an attacl
of paralysis. The war department proposes to re
lieye him from command at New York, and Civ
him a long leave Of absence.
The Emperor Napoleon has signifed his inter
ton of being present at the experiments of til
submarine torpedoes invented by Lieutenan
Maury, aud has fixed an early day for his visit
Villeneuye Saint Georges for the purpose.
new edition of clippers Proyerbial Philoso
ply" completing the two hundredth thousand Q
that work, is dedicated to Mr.. Gladstone.
Miss Braddon's next book is to be entitle
- What is this Mystery"
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Personal,

Bierstadt has built himself house as big as
church at Iryington, on the Hudson.
Mr.. Street has given in all $500 to Yale col
lege.
English journals announce the death of John
McDougal Stuart, the celebrated explorer of the
interior of Australia.
Caleb Cushing has given FIVE thousand dollars
towards the erection of an Episcopal church in
Washington.
General Mcclellan has been in Prague and Dres-
den, watching the gathering of the armies and
calling upon Benedek,
Norman B. Judd, late minister at Berlin, is a
candidate for Congress from Chicago, to succeed
Mr.. Wentworth.
DR.. Thos. W. Evans has just published, in Paris,
pamphlet on the government of the United
States under the title of Lettres dun Once a
son Neveu sur lie Commencement des Utats Unis''
The spirited editor of La Liberte, NJ, E. de Girar-
din, feasted his brother laborers of the Partisan
press, June 9Th with a grand dinner. Three
months since, when La Lberte sent out scarcely
fifteen hundred copies, NJ. de Girardin said to
some friends, When we issue twenty-five thou
sand copies we will dine together He could
hardly have expected that in three months this
figure would have nearly doubled.
|
general"
Gen. Prim is one of the noticeable men in Paris.
He goes down to the Bois every day, and is fire.
quently seen at the opera.
1t is said that the Duke of Hamilton has inaugu.
rated shis bettinga career by laying $780, 900 to
$4,000 against Hermit for the Derby.
Professor Whitney has begun the geological
survey of California so well that the Legislature
IL fori ifu np+ip
M. Dore wants &2O, 900 to illustrate Shakespeare
and the lowest price will be fl8,OO0 What is more
he is likely to get all he asks.
Mr. George Glenny, 70 years old, has writer
twenty works on gardening and Horticulture, AM
the Queen has just sent him $50
Sir John Bowring proposes to publish a transa
ton of poems selected from the works of tn
great Hungarian bard Alexander Petof.
/ Mr.. Seward has finally promised to attend tn
inauguration of the Douglas monument at Chicago
and the President will also be present if Congress
adjourns in season.
Mr., W. Stanley Jevons, Fellow of UniVersit
College has been raised to the chair of logit
mental and moral philosophy and political econt
my, in OWENS College, London.
The Emperor and Empress of France visited, Q
the 4th of June, the magnificent point of vie
from the plateau of GraVelle, in the bols de VII
T. cennes, and other interesting spots in the WOO
Their majesties were received everywhere wi
great enthusiasm.
Bernard Won Gotta has in preparation Roc
Classified and Described
The marriage of Count Adabert de Talleyran
Perigord, Duke de Montmorency, with Mile. CT
men Aguado de las Marimas was celebrated Ju
5, at the chapel of the Tueries, in the presen
of the Emperor and Empress-the archbishop
Z, Paris officiating.
The Duchess d'ossuna, who has dned seve
times at the TuiIeries, is to be seen frequently
the grand opera, and drives with her husband
u.s. the Bois de Boulogne every fair day. She is eve
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A WAIF UPON THE WArERs.--A mest interesting
event transpired yesterday, which wilt long be re-
were on the banks of the Cuyahoga, watching the
floating masses swept down by the turbulent
waters, an object was seen at short distance from
the spot occupied by the spectators, which excited
not little curiosity. It turned out tobe craale,
and when at the instance of a lady it was aEaWn
to the shore, was found to contain beautiful chla
fast asleep, and happily unconscious Of the perils
of this rough commencement of its voyage OF me.
Where it came from and who its parents 1le; aEe
facts unknown. Suffice it to say, that the lauy'
who is married, and has no child Of her own, hay-
ing rescued the little waif from waIeTy , grave
claims it as a valuable prize, and wlll keep and IV
former owners shall prove property and take it
/ AWAY. -ECleYeland Plaindealer.
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Beware of COunterfeits!
See that the signature of &C. NJ JACKSON" is on the
wrapper of each bottle.
Should your Druggist the article do be
put OF by any of the intoxicating preparations that may be
offered in its place but send to us, we will forward
securely packed, by express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
No. 681 Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn.
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to G. NJ JACKSON 4 co.,
PRoPRTEToRs.
For sale, by Druggists and Dealers every town in the
VA''su ''@'s'' BARNES, WARD q co.
New Orleans, Agents.
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Governor Patton, of Alabama, is now in Quincy.
Illinois, the guest of General Singleton. He is, So
liciting contributions OF for the suffering peo-
Pile of his State.
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FoR VAUDEVILLE, MADIsoNyILLE AND CovNe-
ToN.-The steamer Thos. P. May leaves this day.
at 10 o'clock from the head of the Ola Basin. See
advertisement
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tits reported that Howell Cobb in connection
with another prominent politician, will soon COM
mence stamping Georgia in favor Of Johnson'a re-
construction policy,
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warm meal' in New Mexico consists Of two
crackers dipped in peppersauoe. silnpie' bae neS
calculated to become popular.
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nosegay is easily obtained. -Four brandy
+oddies a day will soon put you in the way Of one
that win astonish all Of your friends.
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REMEM ER !

That dis Bitteg Alcoholic contains Rum or Whisky,
and cannot make Drunkards, but Is the Best
Tonic in the World.
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1866.

7ELEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Resignation of the Russell Ministry.
ITALIANS REPULsED AT PEsCHIERA
AUSTRIANS REPULsED By PRUSSTANS
HANOvERIAN ARMY CAPiTULATES TO PRUSSIA,
CONFLICTING REPORTS.
FROM MEX1Co--THE CAPTURED TRAIN,
AUSTRTANS JOINING THE LIBERALS.
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From the Rev e. D Fenda Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit the of Hoohands
German Btters and feel my privilege recommend them
as most valuable tonic all suffering from general
debility or from arising from arrangement of the
liver Yours truly, E. D. FENDALL.
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from Rev VIM Smith, formerly Pastor of the Vncentown
and Millvlle IN. J.) Baptist Churchesl
Having my family number of bottles Of your Heo
German Bittes have to that regard them as an
excellent medicine specially adapted to remove the dseas es
they recommended for They strengthen and nvtgorate
system debaed and useful in disorders OF the
Liver appetite Ihave also recommended them to
my friends who have tried then and found them
greatly beneficial in the restoration of health
Yours truly,
WIN. SMITH, 966 Hutchinson ST., Philadelphia.
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tFrOm the Rev Joseph H. Kennsrd Pastor of the Tenth
Baptist Church
have been frequently requested to connect my with
Communications of different of medicines but regarding
the practice out of appropriate sphere have in all
declined but with clear proof various instances
and particularly in my family, of usefulness of DR.
Hoohands German Btters, depart once from my
course expressmy full conviction that general debility
of system and especially for Liver Complaint is safe
and valuable preparation. In it may fail but
usually not it will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
]. H. KENNARD, Eighth ST., below Coates.
Philadelphia, December "a 1864.
Rev j. S Herman of the German Reformed Church. Kutz.
town. Berk county, Pa cured of Dyspepsia ef twenty
years standing.
A NJ spanger editor of the Culturst No 25 North Sixth
street. Philadelphia says this Btters recommended to him
by medical friend and bottles cured him Of complete
prostration Of the nervous system.
Rev Newton Brown D. d. editor of the Encyclopedias Of
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Phiade
phia
Rev Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor of ROxbOrough Baptist
Church:
Rev G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church. Pemberton
at present Pastor of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa:
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms, thei
favorable opinion of this Bitters
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TFrou the Rev Merrige OF the Passyunk Baptist
Church. Philadelphia
the many respectable recommendations given to Dr.
HooRands German Bitters induced to give them
trial After using bottles found them to be good
remedy for debility, and most excellent tonic for the
atomacb D. MERRIGE.
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ITALIANS REPULsED AT PEsCHIERA
REPULsED BY PRUssEANs

CONFLICTING REPORTS
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CONGREGATIONAL DIRECTORY.


Anthony: Henry B., R. l., ass I street, b.twse
Brown, B. 6r.t,, Missouri, cor. Pa. Az. and Sd
6Ssaeksiew' Chss R,sPa No % South A ct.
Clark, Daniel, New Hampshire, No. 500 9Th 81
Conness, John, Cal, l4s 18th ct. bet. Z sud y
Cowsn, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. Cartsr's. No. 4 Nortl
Cragin, Asroh H., N. H., National Hotel.
Creswell, John A. J., Nd, National Hotel.
Doolittle, J. R., Wisconsin,, 0 North A street,
Dixon, James, Conn, 40T New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Ky, al 9Th at. bet. D and g.
foote' Solomon, W., Mrs. Carter's, 4 North A
Hessendsn, WIN. p, Maine, al street.
FOSTER. L. =. g., Connecticut, willards'.
Grimes, J: W., Iowa, 2eS street.
Harris, Ira, y. Y. corner 18th and streets.
9th and 10th.
Henderson, J. B., Missouri, AS 4 street.
AZ Hendricks, T A, Indiana, Mrs. Tillsy's Sd and
Howard, J: NJ, Mich, 4s7 18th st., bet Z and p.
johnson, Reyerdy, Nd, I'll Vermont avenue.
Lane James 4; kAPsss, ssaton House. ~
Morgan, D New York, cor. 18th and ST.
bet. 18th and 10th sts
Morrill,, Lot NJ, Maine, Washington House.
b.tSssn ii,S lanes .mS, W. Oregon 2ai aavsnus,
n Norton, Daniel g., MINI, Crutohett's, corner
sy:, James W.. Nevada, No. 1853 @ st., bet. 18th
Poland, Luke p, Vermont. No. North A st.,
Pom, pOns,Cy, Samuel O., Kansas, s2a l street, be.
d and T. ~ wv
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota. National.
salisbury, W., relaware, No. 465 9Th st.
shsT%an' John, Ohio, No. s2a X st., bet 18th
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bsth msrntngs ~ . q n.hE3 gHIlT z
s-.-, ysrspps rsrrus HOUSE. y
; 0rthodcx, No. lbs North Ninth strest. ~,
doors sonth Of y street, west 3D. sabbati
services Il m .. m. 81 - = - =. NV
Meeting Houss, North I ssr,es tnorsh idol
between Eieht,snth and Nipsts,nth str,et,
; west. Meeting every Sabbath st II Q. m. I
"a 5r4' pp,.rp.r ri ii - |
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ity Unsls.r.S fnrshr,. dort s..ioa Pan,,s
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Raw. N M, Ru.rr.r. s.rv;os nor.in, 90,
moan snd nisht '''' NV -'s' .''''
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of Tv.ntisth strsst v,.s FL. - -.
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81. Paul,s. oornsr AZ F,.v.,,h and N .,,....
west, Raw j a Ruti.r n.s,ar ss..,.s.
II A m. and ev.nine Isctrrs -, Tbnr.d..
.v.n,nr isoa An"i'oAy
| Ey.ng.i,..I I,,h.r., ,a.-u, @, r..-,.
Church FouT..nd' baT ia, Isi.nd e..
vices eyery Sabbath mornins A. N o,o,acr
VIM. Frey. nastor1
INV u,u..,
Church. North Canitoi str..t h..r.., n
and O. Pastor Rsv J.h.. r., s-s-i...
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CLOTHING.

.T A S TaF1Ea rHE- y
Il
A young man cam. from . no,.hho,,, e,.,.
., thoasand miles or more sway =
10 10 v,eW me homes o. tbs good and great,
where they make our laws and decide the fate
a. 1.' ~ Jay ~.
HIS father lately struck lie, " suppos. .'
which eonid nj ~ 49, nn lure ns
1t was worse than fever--worse than ehiIis
WY P0o' '"''o ressrdins mis- eio'hes.
We'll, he walked the avenue mp and down,
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l'ROIsOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEAT,

OFFICE DBPoT CoHHIssAar or suBsrsrRscE,
wAsHIseroS, Feb. "a, 1856.
Sealed proposals, Of the form Furnished by III,
undersigned, will be received, In dupiicsts. n IN
Ill THURSDAY, March 8, 1888, At NJ m. for All
the FRESH BRsP and MUTTON REQUIRED, Tor ANY
purpose. at the following places, viz: Washing
ton, d. @. Alexandria, Va. @ esboro', d. q
fert Washington, Md. Port Foot, Nd. Fort
Co., Nd.
The contractor will DO required TO deliver thu
meat at the store houses at the places named.
where he will distribute It In such quantities
and a. such times, as officer OF the Subsistence
Department may direct ~
Separate Proposals will DO received for SUP.
places.
bids. 'E' Nr'As VI 'ns
Payment to be made at this once monthly, for
al Meat purchased, except that delivered at the
GoVernment Farms, which will be paid for bv
place. " ''"'
The Meat will be subject to a rigid inspectIon.
meek and shanks not received and II not Satia,
factory, purchases In tho open market will be
made, At the expense Of the contractor
All questions respecting quantity, quality and
condition will be settled by the officer Of the sinh
ststenoe Department receiving the Meat
The contract will be made for six months fro m
the LIST day Of April, 1866, or such period as the
commissary General may determine.
Bids must be endorsed proposals. for Fresh
Meat, At" and addressed to the undsrsiRned.
IA, 90, 2s, m2,5,7.6t Major and @. q. VsA
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FIN a .IAL.

IJAY 2KHa 90. ,
rG4n BANKERS,
ruTEErrH STREET, opposite rHETRxAsuRY,
bay and ssli At surrss, rates and keep on hand
full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvxN.THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, ss.,
and pay the highest price. for '
oUARTRRNAsrKR' g CHECKS AND VOUCHERS
,sus3-dn ..,., w. ..Eas . +
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
r. ... O." ..n... r..a' ......r..
a. D. osoE., tof Jay Cooke 4 Co. y Pr..,dsa,,
III ''a y
s VS.. HUsrrssros, c..hi.r
sovBRNMRET DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNIrHD rTArEs
lore STREET, OPPOSITE TIE rIsAsUrr pErA,r.
NEXT.
d''srnmsn, securities with Treasurer Omitted
Ill. States, ...
0-oNE MILLION DOLLARs.a
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT |
sEcURITIEs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIKI
UNITED STATES. HH...
We purchase aovsrnmsnt Voucher, on thu
HOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and civ, o...,v,
IsD PROMPT AFFECTION
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRNs
md to any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL INFORMATION in rssSd to GOVERN.
fRNT LOANS at al tine. ohssrfulIy furnished.
WIN 8 HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
tNs"'os. hs'ah ~. lseh mha- dh
IT 8. sEyEN.THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. t. sMITHsoN 4 co.,
BANKERS,
IA Baitim re street.
UNITED STATES 7 % LOAN AGENTS.
All Denominati Jns Of ahe
$50 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
or immediate delivery and
Ii GLASSES OF GOVERNMENT sECURITIRs
Bought and Sold on Commission.
A. We shall give our special attention to the
urehase and Sale Of Government SecuTities. Wa
ost respectfully solicit your orders.
W. T. sMITHsoN q CO.
Gold. Stocks, aud Bonds Bought and Sold or
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TT s. sEvEN.THIRTY LOAN AGENCY
W. 7. sMITHsoN 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
IA Baitim re street.
UNITED STATES % LOAN AGENTS.
TUE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
l. COMPANY.


wAsHIEaroS, December, 1865
Every one complains Of the extortion and i'm.
position practiced upon the people OF this city in
the matter Of fuel but no one proposes . remedy
number Of gentlemen associated with Us own
valuable oolliery In schuylklll county, Penn.
sylyaniai producing now over q, 1000 tons year,
81 the best quality q v hits and red ash aEihra'
complete Upon this property We pfoposS 70 or.
ganize company with capital Oh SSO0. 600. al.
yided into thirty thousand shares Of si0 each
The holder OF each share Of stock TO be entitled
20 ton OF coal each year at prime cost and 10
his share Of the profits on the sale Of coal 10 out
side parties.
The nrst cost Of coal at present rates Of trans.
poftaiion, delivered TO the door Of the consumer,
would be %; at the usual rates The price WouId
be from six to seven dollars.
- party owning ten shares would pay for It
800. This would entitle him to ten tons al cost
Say " less than dealers retail prices-sSO.
So,ooo ions sold outside at pront Of % per ton
And deduoting sontns cacic; ic. ....... iSOOO
wGqld lsays;.....;....................,tlS,OOo
the saving In the price Of coal $50, makes 1Ib or
% per cent. on his Investment y
the coal Is much superior TO aud worth At least
- Per ton more than The coal brought TO and sold
made. .
No payment Of any subscriptions will DO 70.
Sairsd until the subscribers, alta public meeting,
snail nave appointed q committee Of gentlemen
Of their own selection to visit and examine these
mines, and report upon them, and then, n salts
tistaetory, one half TO be paid down and the
balance In one, two and three months. The
trustees and officers 10 be selected by the stock.
holders, and the title TO be made 10 such trustees
Gentlemen TO whom this circular WILDE nent
are requested to forward the project BY obtain.
Ing subscriptions and enclosing them 70 Major /.
4. Casey, No. 3Ss G street.
We shall be glad 70 give any further inforrua-
uon- '|. JOSEPH CASEY,
T-.r.re. -.-.r...- .F. o.. ]. X. CASEY,
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VHIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THB
Il subseriber has obtained from the Orphans
lHmbia, letters Of AdmiHlStration on"tbe per-
sonAl estate Of only p. Anderson, late Of
ne btAta Of Tennessee, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
With the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber, On
OT before the Soth day 81 January asHtj they
nay ethsgWiss b. law Be szsludsA from al
6iyss ssla ~ isHi mis- soth day Of Jasa.
ary, 1905 ..E7F " WI. ANDERSON,
!ASo.vsWs AdniAislfstog,
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NJ EW INV ENTI O N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsPIo
BONE TEETH,
mr. n aTauaunun


Bs Psnnsylvania avenus, between Tuslfth .ns
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Dr. :. calls the attention Of the public To III,
ionoWing advantages Of his Improved system:
lst. The teeth Of his manufacture will neye,
sorrode nor change color by any acids. and ar,
'hsee fSurths lighter than any other.
"a; NO teeth or foots need DO extracted, as tn,
nnnsiai ones can be inserted over them.
so, %. me roots win be made inOasnsivs and
9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, as DER.
mAnent onea can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression OF the faoa'
ssns sa under the old system, Is frequently dis
9th, TIL. work has been fully tested for owe,
ave years BY many Of the hrst ohemists and
physicians OF this and the old country.
Or. T. has also Invented a white indestructi.
pie metal filling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can be allied without pain, and can build
mp perfect sound tooth on any side roots. Whioi
VIII last through lifetime.
TEETH KxTRAOTRD WITHOUT PAM
Win lnhoxious VApor, BY DR.. sigesmond, 40
tenhAylvAnia tVenue, Inventor and sole mann.
iaeturer Of Anaestie Innoxious Vapor. Inoi
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Rther,) bui
strictly an Anasstie AGENT entirely free from az.
hilAratnE effects, and perfectly harmless, eaus.
ing 2 quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect insensibility 10 pain -0-'-- -
me best OF references given II required,
jail and eEamtns for yeuTaelVos,- fl I q rdsa