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Virginia News.

Dr. e. T.. Lippitt, Of BerryyilIe. Clarke
county, mas performed a surgical operauop
upon little child OF Mr.. VIM. A. Oasueman,
which had by the carelessness of the nurse
received fall upon it's head, by which irs
neck was dislocated. In a skillful and sur-
geon alike manner the neck bone was ad diusted:
al nret n appeared very doubtful whether fh.
child would ever breathe, but soon respiration
commenced, and the Clarke Journal learns "a
doing very well, and every hope lie now en-
tertalned of its recovery.
The machinery for "Col. Morean-s Gold
Mine, IN stafford county, arrived or Satur-
Gay. The mime Is now owned by Mr. DennIs
OF Masssehusetts; MT. Gordon, Of Atlanta,
Ga. rs the manager. Mr.. Catherwood OF
New York, rs expected daily with machinery
TO work the ''Smitb Nine" recently purchased
by him in Spotsy lvania county.
In the Clrcnit Court Of Botetourp last week
George Z. Laneho was tried for the murder
OF Joseph w. Bates. A letter from fincastle
ssys:-"After twenty -four hours OF hesitaton
the lnry found LanghorDe guilty Of Involuu-
iary msnslanehter, and imposed upon him a
The Albemarle hunung party, which passed
through Staunton for the Mountains last
weeE, have net with unusual success-kill-
ing II deer In five days. Mr.. Garreu Goocn
KILLED buck weighing $50 los. Mr.. j. W.
Moody killed two with one gup-one with
tions - = 49,
An ofiicer Of me U. 5. Government informs
tne Petersburg Index, that the contractor en-
ployed 10 inter the dead bodies of soldiers i'm
that vicinity are In the habit Of dividing the
oodles INTO fonr parts. SO as 70 get quadrupIe
pay for their work. The Government allows
se for each body buried, but by the unique
system Of the contractors they get s32 each
u. b. Parker, special mail agent for the State
OF Virginia, passed through Lynchburg Thurs
day morning, on his way TO Washington, hay-
ing under his charge a mail agent heretofore
employed on the East Tennessee and Virginia
Rsiiroad, who is accused OF haying lately
robbed the U S. mail.
3he Old Loudoun Hotel In Leesburg. has re-
Gently undergone thorough renovation.
There was a considerable fall OF snow ~
Sperryville, Rappahannoek county, on Non
day last. .--.... =
The Virginia Methodist Protestant Confer
ence adjourned on Wednesday
The ofhce OF the Richmond, Fredericksburc
and Potomac Railroad, In Richmond was en-
tered on Saturday, and a large number OF rail-
roao tickets TO various points North, stolen
George w. Bowen has bought the farm of t
n. Beazley, IN Spotsylvania county, contain-
ing SO acres, for s9,O60. Also, the farm Of Mrs
Catharine Taliey, without improvement or
fencing. for sl3 - per acre
A negro man In Chesterfield county, has been
tired and sentenced TO be hung, for an outrage
upon white lady.
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1 NOVELTY IN PoLITIcs.-The election. OF
Legislature OF Massachusetts Is CERTAINTY a
novelty in American politics. The event. hov-
ever, Is one that will undoubtedly soon be
followed by Diners OF ike character in other
States, and there will be logical ad vance from
the struggle as to giving negroes votes 10 a
contest as to swing them public Offices The
question is simple enough one In the New
England Statfs. but when the principle comss
TO be applied 10 the southern States. In some
Of " hich the negroes mi ust poeeess a con trolling
political power, and be able 10 elect a m ma,orf.
~ OF blacks TO the Ierlslaiures, IL will be quite
another mafter-N,to York TYnaes
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lhE JEROME RAcEs AT the jerome races
New York, on Thursday; with gentiemen
rlders, there was numerous and fash ionabIe
attendance. The hurdle race. one aud three
quarters miles, was won by kossoe in dashing
Their riders twice. Time, minutes Is seconds.
In the cne-and' a quarter mile dash Climax
wop; TroyatOre second, Her Ladyship third,
and Silkstone last all being close together
Time, minutes p seconds. The dash OF three.
quarters of mile with gentlemen's hacks was
Z close heat. Expect beat Black Knight half a
lei 9Th; Lily OF the West and Kate Hayes were
a good third and fourth; Lady Teazei and
General Blenksr trailing. Time, / minute 26
seconds. In the match of three quarters of a
mile dash Troya,ore beat Her ISadyship three
lengths. Time, minute 81 n seconds. >
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OOAB, N AHTL10TDDI
Try sM0L LANDDR'S.
COLGATEp AROMATIO VEOETABLR go
TWO BAD OAsES OF PILES OgRED BY DB
nTRICKLA ND,A PILE RHMEnH

Mr.. Glass. Of JaHesvills, Wisconsin writes for
the beneht OF all Who suffer with the Piles that be
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
yated case OF Piles and his brother discharged
from the army As iscurable, he being Qnite para
lyzed with the Piles Both these distre cases
Eere cured With one bottle Of DR. rSTRfCKLhNDS
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
By Dr. strickland, ought to convince these suner
Ing that the most chrenic cases of Piles
ssid BY Druggists every where. Sold by J. w
fAlRN 90; CHAS. Oh RISTIANI, 37l Pa
avenue and 5Oo 9th street oc n "
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can eonscient ntiously recommend to these suf-
ieIine from Q distressiEg caugb, DIR. 5TRICK-
LANDS MELLlfLUOUs OOu1H BALSAM
IL gives relief almost instantaneous, and is with
donbt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one Of
the best preparations In use. and is al that its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried It during
the past week, and found relief from q NEST dis.
Isseing cough. It's prepared BY DIR: Strickland,
NO. 139 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Tor sale BY prm Sold By J W. NAlRN3
Co; also at WAITES Drug store and OdAs
street. oc a =.
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MODERN MIRAOLEI
From old and young, from rich and Door, from
Nigh born and ioWly, comes the Universal Voice Of
.,,I HALLS VEGETABLE

HALLS VEGETABLE
elCILlAH HAIR RENEWER
10 perfect and miraculous article. Cures
peldness nakss hair grow. A better dressing
man any OIL or "pomatum Softens brash
cry 8 and % why hair into Beautiful siiken Tresses
but sp9vs All, the great wonder 10 the rapidity
WITH hwhich II restores GRAY HAZE TO rrs ORIsINAf /
COLOR. ~ 40
Use 10 few times and
PRESTO, CHANGEI
the Enifest and worst locking hair resumes ifs
youthful beauty. It does not dye the hair but
sIlaes at the root and 6lls il with new life and
IT Will not take long disagreesble trial TO prove
the truth oftbfs matter. The first application viii
40 good; yen Will see the NATURAL Colon return
ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolered appearance OF the hair
will be gone, giving place TO iustrOus shining and
bean tiful locks.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
ARTICLE 10 at all like 1t in effect. You will had IL
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO TRY,
AND SURE TO Do You Coon
There are many limitations. Be sure ysu procure
the genuine. manufactured only By
II. p. HALL 4 CO, NashnA. N. n.
For sale By all druggists. jaY-SIy
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SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,

h CURING
sVery eess Of KIDNEY pIslAsI, kHBvnAYisn,
CRAWL, uRrNARy DsolDIls. wIAKNEss and
PANS In the BACK, TEMALs COMPLAINTS and
TnOuBLIs arising from DxcKssn OF ANY KIND.
ooAB, n AFYLIoT1DI
Try 0LANDDR'S.
FAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
eold By all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNne
CO., New York. and BARNES. WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURL1IGH 3
ho6ERs. Wholesale DruGsists, Boston. Mass,
General Agents. feb lo-fy
GOLGATBp AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAR. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils In mbination With GL LYcERINR
and especially designed for the use of LADIES and
the NuRsBRY Its perfume II exouisite. and
washing properties unrivalled
FOR sale by all druggists. feseolv
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~FORTY DROPS OF METOALF'S RHEU-
MATlO REMBDY contsin as much virtue AZ forty
bottlss Of many other medicines, and will instantly
cure Nervous Headache, Neuralgia. &c. Try il.
NO cow 3 G.. FORD, Agent.
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~ NEVER WAS PUBLIC OPINION mani
issssd Dor, ms,s ups9niyocally than With r gard 10
its popularity ie so entirely unprecedented, aud
has been 90 rapidly obtained, that scores Of would
the netice they have gained, ifke their perfume,
has been unsatisfactory and evanescent. Bold
yeryWhere.
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GAME.-The Virginia Alieghanies are
swarming with game. A party, from Alber-
marie, who entered the mountains from Stan.
ton, killed twenty -one deer in five days One
buck weighed two hundred and Hfty pounds.
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SECRET nIsuAaEs

sAMARIfAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectuai remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to Tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, NO
oaisan no mercury. Only feB pills to be en-. IL
Is the soldiers hope. and q friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe.
male, S3.
sAshRITAS's BooT AND HERE JuIcKs-A positiy ys
ans permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofala. Ulcers
Sores, Spots, letters, &c. Price 8 Is per bettle
Sold by y. O. Ford. See advertisement mys
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Greycr's,l
PeDnsylvsDis avenue, near willards' Hotel.
SrALDIyG Pre- prietors.
Sixth nj eht of the Eminent Tragedian,
.....l MR. J. " WALLACK. Jl., .r.f
who viii Will Iepest {, by particular reanest.
THIS (Sstur day ENENlH6, Nov 10, 1855,
fer the last time during his engagement his great
impersop a.ion of
kICHELlED.
After the play, . and beautiful Dance by
MILE AB0USfA.
No Extra Charge for seats secured In advance.
Doors open Az Curtain ~ill ri-s st quarter t1s.
GkAND FAMILY MATINEE, THIS ISatur-
d.yJ AFTERNOON, at . O'Clock. .--.r
frhAND vocal AND INsrRUMRNrAL
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Georgia Rejects the Constitutional Amend



The Georgia Legislature has resolved
"That the Legislature of Georgia declines
10 railfy the amendment adding the fourteenth
States
motion was made in the Senate to post
pone the consideration TO some future day
butwas amended to Inove the adoption OF the
above resolution, and this was passed-yeas
30, nays none. In the House the vote stood
yeas l3l. nays 2-Ellington. OF Giimer unty,
and Humphreys, Of fauvier county.
The committee reporting this resolution ac-
company the report with a lengthy argument
The substance is as follows: That the States of
The United States alone are authorized 10 con-
slider constitutional amendments That such
OF Congress or two-thirds of the Legislatures
OF the States. That Georgia was one of the
original States, and must always have con-
tnued such, unless she reserved the right 70
secede or gave the Federal Government the
right to eject her. The report adduces the le-
gislation otCongress, the proclamations of tne
President, and the issue made during the war
by the Government of the United States, TO
prove that IL was held by thar Government
that 10 State could secede, ana the war was
only intended TO uphold the practical relations
OF the States thereto. The argument then Roes
on 10 declare that the members from Georgia
and other States are integral parts of Congress.
yened while such integral portions are forcI-
bly, excluded. Ii says the adoption of the
emancipation amendment is no precedent for
the adoption OF this amendment, the Southern
States having at that time no delegations 70 be
received INTO Congress, as now, when denied
as the amendment in question was not pro-
posed by two-thirds OF constitutional Con-
grese. the committee recommend the adoption
OF The resolution above mentioned. 20"
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FAIRFAX CIRCUIT CouRT.-rhs regular fan
term Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax County
commenced onMonday. the 5th instant, Hudge
III. W. Thomas presiding. Except the ent ring
of chancery orders, the time OF the court has
been taken up in criminal trials. On Monday
Albert Abbott was tried for grand larceny. in
entiing down and carrying OF, during the
war, OF $40 O0o worth OF wood. from the land
OF Mrs. Frances Lemoine. The case was
submitted 10 the Jury without argument on
instructions from the court. and a verdict of
guilty rendered-terfn OF imprisonment four
ye-rs. Exceptions have been taken and over
ruled. and an application will be made to the
Court OF Appeals for new trial, on the ground
OF the act being committed without feionious
intent. On Tuesday, Henry Waynes, colored,
was tried on a charge of murder. The case
was argued at length by George Tucker, fer
the Commonwealth. and w. II. Dulany aud
M ID. Ball for the defense, and a verdict of
rNots Guilty" rendered On Wednesday
Frank Napper was ried for felonious as sauit..
The Jury on this case Is still out. Several na.
groes have been tried for larceny, and Beverly
BIougn found guilty and sentenced to one
years mprlsonment.-Ater. Gazette =
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NhAkD VOCAL AMI INbTRUMkNTAL
70 ONCE RT.
METZEROTT HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL.
MASTER kICHARD COKLR

PROGBAMME
ne dsiseuSns Md Hmmsr Sishts sp Dream no %sn
MISS FALK
= Solo Ba'''' sersnsssi siS srsiNi rin;s'''soan0d
s. Violin Solo, sGsSs"ir De Sp. IA, ,an Leonard
sTss1f Tx RISTssp STfs iHS oSkRT es h!is
Solo r'nGaf ntGsts GESsaf sfiif sfMfsos 'l0'o"
MAsTER oOkKR, sic sTRTNI '
!. Solo yislip, F.ptasie hB Briliiante pnms.
=. PRUME.
: soIo sn PianoVl Tuy Socr1rn Sr., .jnoOir. hoore.
Imeron ptu u..........- -
j. fsat17 MISS FAIK- F7--''--'-''''~-'' Heller.
'''a''na' ON mssTss 4 HTsf 0oKrR Bsllini'
s.. Aria ori'pin0 sie Ia csTiTs s4M;sI .,. .Ri'ei
sAsTER c6KkR. SIMPSON, sTBfSi ST RHsiAe'"'
morning, at Metzerotts
Price. 81; 30 caafs extra for Reserved Seats
A celebrated Steinway Piano will be used no 10
METZEROTT HALL.
BATEhAN CONCERTS
eR. II. l.. BArEAAN has the honor to An
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
On nTHURsDAYEy nov 10th.
81. and FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th.
Being ',iost posasrtts the
LAST APPEABASOE In WASHINGTON
Mime PARBPA,
Sig. BRIGNOLI.
Sig. F0RruNA, =
Mr.. J. L. HArTON.
-R.ssr,ed Seats, 50 each may be bad after
TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, at Metzsrotts Music Store.
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M. MERCHANT TAILOR.

nj LosAsM1,R sM1R,RcHANr TAILOR.
Corner of 9Th sad streets,
Desires TO return his thanks tor tee liberal a
patronage bestowed upon him during past
season. o, and At the same time invites his MA
friends to visit his store and inspect his new N1
end choice selection of goods, which he has
just pure hased for the Fall and Winter TRADE
Mr. X HARDON. his as.oci ate, cont nues to give
his eonsrAnt attention TO the style and general
appearance Of all garments made at the estao-
Hshment
matte &C l5-lmH
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~ The foreign papers speak OF me contin ned
lness Of Count Bs marx, which they descrise
As prostrstisn, accompanied by loss OF appe-
ute.
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BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
EIRsr In wAR, FIRsT IN PEACE Ann
FIBST IN THE HEARTS OF %
HIS CCUNTkYMEN ~
First Grand Ball OF the (aA
WASHINGTON SOCIALS
TO be given At TAmnArAnce Hall an X NJ H.. MI

WASHINGTON soCIALs.
to be given at Temperance Hall, on St, bet 9th
and 10Th strrets, on
MONDAY, EOvEMBER IL. 1866.
Tickets 81 admitting . Gentleman and Ladies
1his being our nrst Ball. we respectfully solicit
the patronage which has rstofors been conferred
upon US at our previous embellishments by our
many friends aud the public. Positively no i'm
proper persons admitted in the room Positively
no pats or caps we'd u the ball room.
Ioik, Sfnceil, N Groves,
Oh loh. - HO Howard, Mott.
X Ward, q Rainer Kaagou
b Thren. .. - d.. .. nos4ts
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBA6Y,
sn Essay OF Warning and Instruction for YOUNG
Men, Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
sne WAL powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
". SAILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associa.
ton. Phil adelphfa, Pa. aug ls- sm
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CLOTHING, &c.

L. DOLAN, MEROHANT TAILOR, corner
II. of 18th street and Pennsy ylyauia aye., A
opposite Willards' Hotel, has received a
superior assortment Of Cloths. Cassimeres. M
Nestines. Chipehiiias and EscomAs, for Nj
Gents Furnishing Goods. He has also added 70
his stock splendid lot Of fret class Custom made
Ciothing. from New York, at lower prices than
cen be had IN this city He invites his frie nds ana
the public TO give him q call. II returns his sn-
cere thanks for their liberal patronage. oc 5i-2n
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w. ID. WAILACH.
PERSONAL.


COSFIDEHTIAL.-Yonn men who have in.
- jared themselves oy certain secret habits.
ebiea unit them for business. pleasure, or the
%sh xho roS the fe: of SoS.s or
causes ieei debiilry in sdvsnce OF their years.
ss,o1s placing under the ,Iessmsmt o,
Married &C i.. xiI learn some,h hing Of Importance
ey pernsine The Secret rend. F." sent 70 any ad-
Mass no sly
MADAM EBODIEB stu continues to read the
t,i Plants cures al cases Of long standing
Rooms 449 hasssv. ,bst. OH aud 7th sts. nol-2w
MES. CURTIS IRVING, Test and Business
vi Medium, Will give Life Readings, at her
FORMER place, 420, north side of Penn = sv., be-
,"ssn - apd 9Th street" once hours m f.9S 9s :.
nR. DRAPER, Lars Os The U. &. NAVY,
~ hss removed his Office from % TO - Penn.
ave- pue. the late residence OF DR.. Smoot. ONCE
hours beisre 10 a m and sfter4p m. ocls-l
Btaiupkkrts Baukrs. AhR 6hossEs. aSuaSss, sTak ss'. o
pr.,,tgVed In In, pssgral form WAM shVwE M,
llth street, between and II. &C Som
Aptks WHO ARE DE5IBOys OF A SKILL
suit nr HENRY MORTON, lea Park street.
near Ricbmend street, Baltimore, Md. DIR Nor
tons services may be engaged in Washington or
sny othercity. by sddressIDg g. above oc " am-
-BRENIAHs BLAcy wARDH.LANoN. c. y. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK LAMON q co.,
Oounsellors and Attorneys at Law In the Sepreme
Cosrt Of the United states, the Court OF Claims,
nepts. and Committees OF Congress.
once as 18th street, directly opposite t WI
G. t.EE11oRNry.ArL.w.
oc24iy WASHINGTON. d o.
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ID W A = d.
xs. .ooe $4,000 $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
OUR IMMENSE STOOE OF CLOTHING
OCH IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
QUE IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED bUWN
twenty-five Per Ce.t Less than Cost.
Twenty 1ve Per Cent Less than Cost.
Twenty five Per Cent. Less than Cost.
EEyER again will Yen have the CHASCE.
EFyER asain will you have the CHANCE.
NEVER again will you have the CHANCE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
days 10 gsrdless Of ccst. We mean what We say.
Come and see for yourselves before purchasing.
n. SMITH,
400 7th street, opposite Post odice,
sel4tf Washington, ID. O.
4 }. HEIBEBGEh,
III v. Successor to II. Y. Lsudon Co., a.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel. late Browns, MI
362 Penrsylv snfs avenue -
my 1T Washington. ID. G.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
nj RS. ALICE V. DAILY respectfully announces
w 10 her friends and the pnblIc generally that
she Will receive few more PUPILS for instruc.
ton on the Piano, at her residence, No 4 Ist
ST., Georgetown, d. q. Terms moderate oc2s In.
WAsHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS
Will open Sept: ~. lss6, at room No I 3, Co,um-
may be made. az No: 44a 9Th ST.. bet and y SITS
Rev Il: b. WILLIAMSON A M. Princi pal
HESRy AAssoN, A. NJ, Professor Of Modern Ian
sueses. oc Is Inn
T. ST. TIMOTHY's HALL.
Il HE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
on Sept. IS, 1858 FOR terms, &c. see cataloeus
sDd circular st the principal bookstores of This
city, or address the priBcipaI y = '"
au3l u. PARSONS. Oaton VILE. Nd.
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JAMES = YIrOH. REAL ESTATE AGENT
once. Special attention given to the O0LL no.
IlOn OF RENTS and OanE OF PROPRRTY,
Sua1e. -ftsa s-s oe Is- e01ms
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DENTISTRY.

-
hk K. UhwUUD,
y 344 PENN. AyENEE,
VIII insert teeth on . new method, pat
ente' July, 1900. oc Is lot D
n REMOVAL = =
LIE LANlki DENTIST, has RRaovsD fr.m
SAx 10 zoo Penn. avenue, ten doou
eboNe. 6rsas DtseoceTp Deslistyy. 49,.
Iseh EztSaged WtShost Pans. Ali per-8
sons hsnng Teeth 20 extract, would advise them
20 eAu ~ DK. LEwlEe once, snd have thern
takeh ont. Teeth inserted Rabbsr, Gold and
Salver flates. In srder that all persons should
Rave Teeth, We have reduced the price very low,
T9 oe eonyinceS Of the fact call and see fer your
eeLses. Also, call and zee the new and i'm proved
30, zoo Psnns avenue, between 18th and 18th
je 2-n o. Z. LEwIE. H. D., Dentiss.
n. LOOMS. D.,
Tie in.entsr and Pstentes Of the MINERAL
rLAIE TEETH, attends personally stH~
us once In this city. Many persons canpJyvvUY
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
ena no person can wear others who cannot wear
Persons calling at my once esn be sceommoda-
ted Win any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
We, bul 70 thsse ho are partc and wish the
gurest, elesnest, strongest and most perfect den.
tere tpst srt Can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
VII pe more fully warranted. ,...---....
soome N THIS cfty-No SIS Penn'a avenue. be-
tSsen sin and 10Th SITS. Also, S01 Arch street,
". =. =,
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NJ NARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
lVl ACADEMY, AT n
MABISIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
T., between 9Th and l6th streets,
This academy 10 nov open fer the reeep- -
tion OF pups.
Days and hours sf tuition for young ladies,
nis. es and masters Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat.
uIdaS ., from to 8 p m.
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, same evenings.
Private instr0ction given to suit the con-
venfeDce Of the pupil. seG
DReFs. J. ". a II. p. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY. a
Pennsylvanis avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts.. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. !
Our Academy Is now open for the reception of
fupiis. 4 select class is now forming Wed
ntsday afternoon from to o'clock, for these
who cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at j. i. Ellis and W. G. Metzerott 4
Co. . Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 30.
Days dai HOsrs Of Tkition
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Thu rsday afternoons, from to o clock.
Gentlemen 3 Glasses. Tu esd ay and Thu rsday eve
nipgs. from, to 10 clock
, or further fnformatio n, apply during the hours
of tuition, or address q note TO the Academy.
Quarter commenting with the first lesson. sc 10