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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PARDEE SCIENTIFIC COURSE
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

In addition to the general Course of Instruction in
tins Department assigned 10 Icy substantial basis of
know ledge ard scholarly culture, students pursue
technical, VIZ - ..-..
EN- ENGINEERIEG-Ciyil: Typographical, and Mecha-
meal; MINI land METALLCRGY; ARCAlTkC-
TIRE ana the application of Chemistry to AGRICUL-
There is also Afforded opportunity tor special study
of TRADE and COMMERCE; OF MODERN LAM
GUAGEs and,PHlLOLOGY, and of the HISTORY and
INSTITUTIONS OF our county.
For Circulars apply 10 President CATTELL, or to
Prof. X b. OUNGMAN
Clerk of the Faculty.
FAsToN Pennsylvania A pril 4, 1866 $40
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MUSICAL INsTRU MENTs.

a-e.=seTg SCHUMACHER PIANO FORTE
NEYES MANUFACTURING CoM,PANY's NEW
Si ORE, No. ll03 CHESNUr street We respectfully
ca the attention OF our friends and the p1be generally
of our IemOVal TO new and handsome WSrerooms
GIRARD ROW, No. ll03 CHESNUf Street, where we
have constantly hand large stock OF our superior
Our Instruments have been awarded the hlghest pre-
mums ali the principal exhibitions ever ne IN ths
couI try with numerous testimonials from the hrst-
aIs Se1 ae now % be lesdnS PIANOS and are sold to all
pats OF tie world -. NJ j.
PeTsc ms desiring to purchase anrst- class fiano at
Pianos TO rent Tuning and moving wins ? omp,1y at
blS1m No 1l03 CHESNUT Street
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Et19g@ TO THE SOLDIERS OF PENNsYL-

R-S VANIA.
HARRISBURG, May ]. 1876.
In obedience to authority vested in me by a resOu-
ton adopted by the Convention of Soldiers in this
city on the eighth day of March 1865 do hereby
quest the honOTaby DISCHARGED soldiers OF ennsyl-
NAnia tomeet in their respective Legs ative Districts
and elect Delegates not exceeding five in number to
repIesen, their district in Soldiers Convention, be
June next AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Where any Representative dis rict comprises more
IN an one county, the manner eecng the delegates
is respectfully referred TO the soldiers OF the district
such conference will alt in lair representation of
each county
Citizens who have borne arms in defense of the nation
against treason have especial interest In the purposes
this Convention aud 1t is desirable that ul repre-
scntatlOn OF the brave defenders the country
sibe should be secured on this occasion
j. f. HARTRANFT,
Late Brevet NJ ajor-Gen U A.
Papers favorable to the win please publish the
above. 54t66
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Financial Imitation in England and its
Results.
From the Daiig Netos.

From the Ddiiy NeWS.
1t has been for some time apparent that any
seriously depressing excitement in the money
market would have the effect of bearing down
several English establishments which either had
their origin in period OF unwise speculation,
or which by imprudent ventures aided to in
tensify that speculation. Financial imitation in
England was the consequent of causes that re-
suited from our recent war. At the time hos
tilitles commenced large stocks of cotton in a
raw, and especially in a fabricated state were
held by the English manufact urers; and thus,
while the stoppage of the American supply was
disastrous to tic working men, it led to such an
advance in the price of cotton goods that mer-
chants and manufacturers who from an over
stocked market almost stared bankruptcy in the
face, found themselves rolling in unexpected
nches The rise in the price of cotton also led
TO great advance in the value OF linen and
wooen fabrics, and OF commodities generally,
so tnat almost all producers shared in the gene.
raj prosperity.
In the disposition of their unexpected gains
the possessors thereof once more set to work
to establish the truth of the old adage that
money easily gotten is easily spent Capital
being most abundant, it could not find employ
ment in the usual channels, except at very low
rates of interest; so a new one was opened to
receive it, This channel, which eventually
widened into a perfect guilt, was the establish
ment OF Joint stock companies with limited lia-
bilities, Tor financial and industrial operations
of every conceivable kind. Many old esta-
blished trading firms were also turned into SINH
lar associations, much to the advantage of the
parties disposing of the same. The projecting
and manipulating OF these companies became a
mania, and the extent to which the mania
spread in three years is exhibited in the follow.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
S U M M e r. RESORTS
ON LINE OF
Reading Railroad and Branches.

MANSION H0 USE, MO UNIT CARBON,
Mrs. Caroline Wunder TotsvIle r. o., schuylkll co
7 IUSOARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. Hannah M nler, Tuscsrora p. o., schuylknl co
MAHANOY CITY HOTEL.
@. W. Frost, Mahanoy City P. o.. schuylkrll co.
WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs sussn Msrsdorf Reading P. o
ANDAL USLA,
.. James S. Madeira, Reading p. o.
LYING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DR.. A. Smith, werdersville P. o.. Berks co
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
H.. Manderbach, womelsdorf P. o., Berks co.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon co., Charles Roedermel, Harrisburg 20.
BOYERSTO WV SEMINARY
j. B.Henky, Boyers,own p. o., Berks
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL
8. r. snyder Yellow Springs p. o., Chester co
LITIz SPRINGS,
Samuel Lichtenthaler, Litiz o., Lancaster
EPHRATA FOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Alexander s. Feather Ephrata P. o., Lancaster co
APRIL 81, 1866. 4 29sm
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The Democratic Party.

From the World
The Times finds it necessary, once in three
days, to advertise that it has returned to the
Republican fold, and supports the State ticket
which its editor, up TO the meeting OF the
Albany Convention, labored to defeat by an ALI
ance with the Democratic party. The stereo-
type, seml-weekly reason which the Times
assigns for its treachery to Mr.. Pruyn and the
Albany ticket is odd enough, considering the
recent billing and coOlng of its editor with
Democrats. A sudden thought has struck HIM !
He supports the Syracuse ticket, which he
tIied to form coalition with the Democratic
party to defeat, out of pure horror of the said
Democratic party. The Democratic party, he
saws, is dangerous party: it IS dl- credited
party; it is party whose return TO power
would be the greatest of public calamities
For the last two or three weeks these invectives
against the Democratic party are constantly
repeated As they are Haunted forth merely TO
redeem Mr.. Raymond lost position, and restore
him to his party standing, they perhaps deserve
no other reply than recognition OF Their
motive. Still it may not be out of place to
Testate some of the CLAIMS Of the Democratic
party TO public confidence.
party declines all proposals to drop its organi-
zation and merge its existence IN some new
party. The Democratic party, having done
| nothing to be ashamed Of feels no need of an
| alas. II welcomes the alliance of all citizens
disposed 10 act with il; but it is too conscious
OF its recutude too proud of its history, too con
| fident OF the business and ultimate triumph o.
| it's principles, to skulk into a hiding place II
| came into power, many years ago, by redeem
| ing the Government from centralism. 1t ma
| since directed our destlnles and made our hIs
| tory, up to the late unfortunate civil war
| Thrice it has ENLARGED our national territorie
| by vast additions. IL has carried the countr
gioriously through two foreign wars-the onl
foreign wars we have had since the begnninI
of the Government Its policy on dOmesti
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPILED EvERY DAY FOR EVENING TrIreRArH
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AMUSEME MENTS.

M SICAL Flu ND HALL.
Friday and Saturday, October 8 and 6.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MAX STRAKOSCH
GREAT MUSICAL ALLIANCE,
Consisting OF the following Distinguished Artists:-
MAD'LIE MATHlLDE PLODp pWSkA, 80
Prlma Donna soprano, from the La Scala Milan. lie
First appearance in America.
MAD'LLE FRlDA DE GEBELE,
The brilliant Prima Donna ContraIto.
SIGNOR GIUSEPPE LIABERlI
I he great Italian IenOre. His first appearance IN
America.
HERR KARL FORMES,
The renowned Basso.
It JEHIN PRUME,
Late Violinist TO the King OF Prussia
BkBkARDUS B0EKELhAN,
The original and brilliant Pianist
PROFESS nR =. BEHRENS,
The accomp ished Maestro will preside at the Piano
CARDS OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR;
Seats secured without extra charge at G. W. A;
lrumpers Music Store, corner OF SEYENTH and
CHESNUT Streets where plan of the Hall can be seen
The grand Plano used by Herr Boekel nau is tom the
Manuiactory OF Cbickerng a ons New York. Agents
in this city William G. Dutton, Chesnut street be
tween Ninth and Tenth. lOl ct
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We believe. therefore, that the former part OF
tbe manifesto contains words which are capa-
Die of q right construction, and winch would,
faithfully carried out, be conducive TO the pre-
servation OF peace in Europe. But neither
France nor Prussia have thus far awakened any
sincerity of their OIL cial professions.
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DELAWARE LAWN ACADEMY. ENGLISH
u Classical Mathematical Boarding School Tor Bows
Delanco, n. j., twelve miles above ci'-houry accessi
Bile. Circu ars Obtained at No. 2l South SEVENTH
Street, No 1884 CHI UT Street or of
981m' Rev. JOHN MCRELWAY, "A. NJ, Principal
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KILOGRAMS. nc.

Inere was terrific storm at Rochester. n
IT, sunday afternoon, Of wind, rain, and hail,
accompanied by thunder and lightning. A
numoer OF buildings were unroofed, awnings
,on, oS uown, ana glass were broken 10 the ex-
Ient Oh many thousand panes. In some of the
PUBIC buildings, churches, &c, scarcely a
Wnoie pane Of glass was left. A number of
persons are reported injured. The damage to
properly Is very large. The storm appears to
have been confined to this. locality, and lasted
put aIew minutes. The damage done by the
STORM was very great The loss is estimated
Dy tens OF thousands. Buildings were un-
IooIed and gardens wholly ruined by hail
stones more than an inch In diameter A num-
per OF animals were killed The glass manu-.
'lactuilng establishment and the Rochester
snemcal works were partly destroyed.
Bishop Lay has been rejected and DIR Will
mer chosen bishop of the diocese Of Louisiana
General Baird. of the Freedmen's Bureau, and
Governor Wells, are providing for the relief
OF Vie sufferers by the late crevasses. The
tramport Clinton has arrived at New Orleans
from Brszos with regiment of colored troops.
Heavy rtins IN Texas made the prospect OF
the cotton crops look bad. The Louisiana
military nthOriues are giving relief TO people
IN the oNrflowed districts. The internal
revenue assessment in New Orleans for the
past year mounts to S4,4S7, ,OOO-an increase
over the previous year of 50, ,1i7,QO0
Eighty seven cases of arms were seized in
Erie, Pa, oi Saturday night They are the
property OF he Fenian Senate in New York.
They were shipped to Erie consigned TO J. r.
Cronin, auctbneer, who Is Head Centre of
the County, md marked "Hardware and
Agricultural Implements The Provost Mar
shall General will in vpstigate the case. There
rs'no excitemeu. A company of the Fourth
Regular ArtillGy are guarding the arms.
despatch rom Fortress Monroe says
JEFF. Davis is row repOrted.to he improving.
He has lately be,n suffering very severely. but
is now recovering under medical treatment.
A weekly report )f the condition of his health
is mace by the pest surgeon direct to Wash
lngtoD. He takes daily walks, three times
around the fortress, a distance OF al least three
miles. He. is allowed abundance OF liquor
and other delicacits"
At Port Even, on the Hudson river. on Sat
urday, man named Thomas Piakerton, while
In quarrel with hi, wife, knocked her from
her chair, and kicked her in the breast with
such violence as 10 cause her death, three OF
her ribs beng broken. Pinkerton was I'M :
me dlatelV arrested, and is now confined in the
Kingston 1aiI.
The bridges on the Georgia State railroad
between Dalton and Chattanooga have been
washed away by heavy rains. The disaster
interferes seriously with the transportation OF
. freight TO and FROM the Western States with
Georgia.
An auction sale of barges took place at For
tress Monroe last week. The barge Kate sold
for S245i, the Oneida for s35G, and the Wall
Kill for $500. All these have been in Govern.
ment service for fopr years.
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CONGRESSIONAL:

SENATECfesterday, after our report closed.
Ihe mouoh 70 make the Presidents veto OF
the Colorado bill the special order Tor Tues-
day OF next week wasgRgreed 70.
passed. ....-- ~ "''N
On motion Of Mr. Sherman, the biu IN fund
the public debt was then made the ,necisl
order for TO- day nj one O'clock
On motion Of Mr.. johnson, the resolution
hom the House Tor the appointment Of a Joint
committee 10 investigate the affairs OF rhs
freedmens Bureau was laid on the table and
ordered 70 be printed,
HousE.-Aftsr some discussion of the Tar
bill yesterday Afternoon
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont. NJ
was ordered that on and after to-morrov
(roesdayl TIE House should hold nirht ses.
sions for the exclusive considerason Of the tax
hill - -
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY

We can conscientiously Recommend to those sui
lerfng from q distressing cough, DR. STKICX.
LANDS MELLIFLUoUS COUGH BALSAM.
1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is witha
not disagreeabie to the taste. There is no doubt
but the Mellihuous Cough Balsam is one of the
best preparations in use and is all that its propri
etor claims tor 1t. We have tried il during the
past geek, and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by pr. Strickland, No L SO
Sycamsre street, Cincinnati, Ohio and for sale By
Drgggists. Sold by J. W. NAIRN & 90, also at
WAhTES Drug Store, and OHkS. OHRISTI.
ANTS, 5l7 Pa. avenue and SO2 Ninth street.
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILEs.oUREp BY m
STRICKLAND,S PILE REM EnY

, Mr.. Glass, Of JanesvilIe, Wisconsin, writes fer
tAe beBent Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra.
sated case OF Piles and his brother schargsd
rom the army as lncurable, he being quite para
yzet with the Piles) Both these di isfressng cases
ger peEe cured with one bottle Of DR.. STRIOKLANDS
FILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen, Beside the daily testimonials received
oy pr Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR.. Stricklant's Pile Remedy. 1t is
500 by Druggists everywhere Sold by y.:W.
avenue and 509 Ninth street oc a6-ly
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STEADILY,

DVRELIs STEAUILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
.eMoLANDERs EXTRACT BgOKU
. IL CURING
every case of kidney DIsHAsR, RHIsxAfIsN,
GRAVEL, URIsARY DIsoRDERs, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACH. FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcEssEs OF ANY KIND.
GONE, ,YE AFFL1orRpl
TRY sMOLANDIRS.
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNES
q CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLR IGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. feb l0-ly
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HALLS VEGETABLE SIOILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Renews the Hair.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Restores gray hair tothe original color
HALLS VEGETABLE STCILIAy HAIR RRNEwER
Prevents the hair from falling of
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
.Dees not stain the skin.
HALLS SIcnIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRyRwER
Has proved itself the best paration for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ia 80 -Tuly
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Warning and Instruction for Young Men AIss
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
charge In sealed letter envelopes Address DR.. j
sklLLiS HQDGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. ap I6-3m
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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
" AND
LYING IN ASYLUM.

This Institution is stu sted in the most healthy
portion uf the District. surrounded by its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every minutes
Terms ~f Admiration from So to 8 10 per week
in accordance with the rosn required, payable in
advance Tins includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and Surg zeal Attendance.
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SECRET DISEASES

SAMARITAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indesd, the only vegetable reme~
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days and
recent cases in twsnty fou hours No mi ineral, no
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
sAhARITAN's Roor AND HERB JuIcEs-A positive
and permant Mt cnre for Syphilis, Scrofuia Ulcer.
sores spots, letters, &c Price 8 25 per bottle.
Sold by B. G. Ferd. See advertisement my5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS

MEXICAN AFFAIRS =
y. T. SMITH 4 CO.'S New Perfume from
Merteo. When Mexico shall fall into the hands Of
Uncle Sans keeripg, the extracts of Sweet
OpoIpnax shall perfume the world-for the charms
Of beauty very soon fase unless perfumsd-with
Sweet opsponsx. Nature could not produce Q
richer gem or moro choice perfume.
Z. 7. SMITH co.,
my z fr Perfumsrs, New York.
SURELY, STEADILY,
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The virginia Episcopal conven,....

In this convention in session AZ AIexand,,.
on Saturday, Rev, Mr.. Pendleton efered ths
ioilowine resolution. which was adoptea:
Resotred- That three cleri Bal and thrpe law
members be added to the COMMITTEES IN. *
DIVISION OF the Diocese appointed Yesterday.
: ana tnat the committee be INSTRUCTED 10 extend
,ner inq nquires into the expediency Of proyid-
inE ior an assistant bRhop. -
Ipe Bishop announced the appointment of
heSs. fendleten, Meade, Peferkins and Hv-
isno, and Messrs. Pegrafn, TAYLOR and Nc
ariano rs additional members 81 the Commit
The subject Of the adoption Of tn. proposed
amendments to the llth articIe Of tbe Canon
coming mp, IL was fully discussed Rev DIR.
Andrews, At the suggestion OF She bishop, pro-
posed the following as substitute for the pro-
posed amendments 70 consfitnte a part Of the
report Of the special committee:
Reselued, That whenever the colored mem-
bers Of the Church In any parish desire 10
fQrm anew and separate congregations such
action fhall have the eanction OF this Diocese
They may elect their own pestry, wardens.
and ninisters. They shall be coAsidered as
under the care OF this Council and their inter-
ests as Represented In it by the standing con-
mIttee on eolored congregations.
Ihe substitute was adopted.
10 the raising Of funds, by weekly collections
in the various parishes. for the support Of mis-
s1onsries aPd'candidates for orders, and for ne
education of the latter. Adopted.
A commiuee was appointed, on motion OF
Mr.. &. r. Lee, 70 fnqui into the condition of
he fund for INDECENT aergymen- -
The Council then adjourned sise de, after
singing the "tiloria in Excelsis" and prayer
by the bishop ii .aai1 $50 Il
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xRIMIAHs 9. BLACK. WARD H:LAM6N. CT. BLAcE
LAW OFHICB,

BLACK, LAM0N 3 CO.,
Oounsellofs and Attorneys et. Law In the 1uprsml
Oeurt Of the United States the Cour of Olaams tn
Courts Of the District, the Executive Departments
and 6ommittees Of Congress.
Once, 4Ss i4th street, (dirsctly opposite VIII
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
u LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.


This mammoth Hotel, filled up with all the
modern improvements, will open or about "A
June I, 1856. IL 10 seven hundred feet in veHAY
length, by two hundred feet deep. with lk,S
Iorico tweoty four feet in depth along the enIire
Hobt. and contains six hundred rooms. specially
arIaneed Tor families, and fitted with gas. bells,
sna 2tner con noes not usually found At seaside
nessn,x 5Ss tsn, S,inE room Is two hundred by
spacsous, neatly laid out, and provided with Goa.
gress water, In artificial fountains trausportea
1aaiy 9 N IRON the fsmous Cesg,ess springs, Sara
and perfectly Safs SSes,s ls.yins wssdinst?n BY
Branch ~ 6 p. NJ, same day. Those desirins
rooms viii please apply at. the kirkwOod House
this city. SPRAGUE * SruKEs
my 2-lm Propriefors.
INFLUENCE. OF CLIMATE, ina Comm-rcj.I
Social and Sanitary nvtnt sf view; aiso Infin
ence Of Climate in the saustorisl Regions. with
an Isothe rmsl Map of the World, comciled and
published by j. Disturr.li priee 81 For sale ~
kHANCK TAYLOR.
nv h P",r ayesae. WYhioe.an.
WM w FARR, CLOCKNAKER, 70 esq Pc
w atep1e, Sole Agent f,r Lewis Patentun
Perpetual Calender Clock or various Pattsrus EtH
slso, yaristy Of Regulators: Timepisces. sat Eli
spring Clochs. Irepeh, Bnglisb, and Amen- 8A2
80 VsSoss osvAse' - 2-1
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.

49,. h THOMPSON, N. D.,
lsA street, between 20th and 2lst streets.
COkSULTIkG PHYSICIANS AND sURGEONS
JOS. 4; BARN1S. NJ D. Surgeon Gen1 q. s. A.
ysS RlanY NJ D Georgetown.
A; y. p; GARNETT. n. D., New York avenue
JSHGSTON; n D., Washingtop.
Applications for admission can be made to any of
the Medical Staf or to the Matron at the ospltal
stitution can ke obtained OF the Rev G. b HALL,
Rector OF the Epiphany Church; Of the Rev. A. D.
81 the Surgeon in Charge at his residence. Orders
for the asmi,sion Of the Wives or widows Of SeI-
Surgeon Geners1,U o 3, A. 'A'
my l6- SIN O. Il HALL ID u secretarv
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FIxAscIAI,.stocksw were generally lover
diminution Of the ease In money. The On
mercial Advertiser Of yetterday eyeninr w.
The miscellaneous list IL generally ~ snd
lower: Governments are stronger tan snv
being snstalned throughout excepf on errtsf-
cstre Gold 70 modsrsteiy active. The CO..
ernmspt broker IN again In the ocad poer
Erspsrss TO eel, ay any snoent At Iso x; thisT
ton. Loansare made ~naf.r
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GRrAr DIseoVEkE a DENTISTRY.
TEETH ExrRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

would advise al persons having teeth to extract
TO call at DR. LEWIE's ONCE. and have
them taken out without pain 0SS
Also, call and exAmine the Doctors new
and I'm proved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. II you once see the great improvement
in his teeth, you will have them in no other style
than ibis new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on
Gold Silver and Rubber PlateS &C the cid price &c
we have net advapced the price on our work since
the great charge fu gold
No. 242 Penh'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
janm m,y sR LEwIE. M D. Dentist.
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u. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ness Louistans Avenue, shove Sixth Stree
90 My WAsHINsroN, D
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nlssOLUTlOE OF COPARTNERSHIP
The Planning and Saving busine,s heretofore con
Quoted In the name sf N. @. DRAPER 90, cor
ner Of 18th and streets, 10 this day mutually dis
present them for settlement. And all persons ow.
Ing said firm will please call and settle their &c.
counts. n. q. DRAPER,
M.v ,o,, ,ess d. 8. DAVIS.