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KING & CASSIDEY,
February 20 emo Ubarleston

or GIFT ENTERPRISES ITO ANY ONE
acquainted with the enormous profits msde from the
sale OF WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
be honoraoy conducted giving to buyers the full worth
OF their money and at the came time aordins the seller
connected have resolved offer their entire ttook for
sale on the popular plan Of one price per article con-
to law on the most fair and liberal basis so that every
one patroniHng cannot fall to obtain fully the worth OF
the money invested, while ono in certain number viii
have hundred fold return. That they may not be ao
cnsed Of fdecepon thoy propose sending ssmpie worth
- with circular tree to any who may wsh TO test
the legitimacy of the conoe.n Thus you see it costs
you nothing to mako tho trial, while may bring you
handsome present; try i'll Send your nddress 10 Bor
$685. PoBtofnce New York city - 40 nfsv "a
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a6-COLLEGE LECTURES.-PRESJ SJDENT
MIDDLETON will Lecture in the Chapel of tue coego
of Charleston. This Erening at O'Clock.
Subject-"Political Morals" ,,,-
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a1- HALLS VEGETABLE SICHIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER RENEWs THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Restores gray hair to the orlgnai oo,or.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
... NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling of
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILLAN HAIR RE-
NEWkR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
p NEWER
..a Does not stain the skin
HALLS VEGETABLE SICLIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
presented to the public. Prioo 81.
For salo by all drusgists. whole,aie By
l KING g. CASSIDEY, al
Rarch 13 tulyrs Charleston.
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From San Francisco.

BAN FRANCISCO, May 10.-The steamer Constitu-
treasure, Of which s2S5, ,346 are for New York.
There was sold yesterday ESQ., 900 pounds of
sugar, refining grade at S!c.
Reports indicate that the crop Of cereals will
exceed that of any former year. -.s
The contracts giving the sole agency OF the New
Almaden, New India, and Lake Quicksilver mines
to one firm has caused an advance in the price Of
quicksilver to Csc for export and 75c for local con-
sumption. '..' -r.
The steamer Oregon, from Victoria, arrived,
bringing $42,S0o in treasure.
Black Soldiers for New Mexico.
TOPEKA, Kansas, May 1o.-.The One. Hundred
cam passed here en- roe Rop
Union, New Mexico, accompanied by a train Of
one hundred and fifteen wagons. Many OF the OIL
GERS have their families with them.
Late Markets.
, New onIEsss, May li:-ootton atiner; sales $500
recss
ssras sas stock bales Gold Iso
to New York Dcmnsi eao to M1or
aeG as to 20 s "a daso: $40 as
PHIIaDsIpaH. May i"PstroIeasm Ss a. firm a. 2ex to
21o fsr orsde a 41Ho for rened ln bond and
S Cor aea 1t q 81 to s
ds ,s1STs pork s Whs
CINglEEATI. May 1l-Flour unsettled and prices nom.
old winter red 50 60 to 81 75 Corn unchansed for No
in elevator SO 600. Oats unchanged; for No. l. l8
to 80 n elevator Rye firm 80 to S5c Whskey dull
at 50 2Sin bond, and 81 70 duty paid. Provisions
tive and large business done 10 mess pork at ssl
bulk meats at ~ and So for shoulders and sdea and IT
for clear eides; bacon In good demand at 13Ko and
for shoulders and sides and l8 to 1s for clear
sides. Lard dull at 22o. Gold 1281i.
CHICAGO. May 1l-Flour dull. Wheat unsettled and
IRREGULAR No declined to 3c No declined to 100;
sales Of No at 81 6s to "a, closing at 81 69; No
ranged from 81 10 to 20. Corn declined 1c. closing
steady at 51kc for No ]. Oats dull and declined to
ihc; sales at to $40 for Mol Hishwines inactive.
Mess Pork advanced 60o closing frm. Freights firm
but quiet; 100 on ceru 70 buffalo. Reeeipts-s00o bbs
HOUR 1000 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels corn, and
3400 bushels oats shipmens-7600 bbB -four, 40 900
bushels wheat 81 900 bushels cor and 85 900 bushes
oats.
MnwAgKEE. May 11.Rour dull and tending down.
ward Wheat arm OF 81 86 for No. 4. Corn quiet at
toc for No l. osts firm q $40. FreightsIoc on corn
TO Buffalo, Receipts-l700 bbs -four, 88, 900 bushels
wheat. -'-' -
b. LOUIS. May 10.-Plour nrm at 50 30 to S1l for
double eItra and s12 as for choice Whsat sn at Ga ~
So Tor common to fair fa 81 40 TO % 90 for good
prime and 81 rs to 90 for choice Corn rmer; sales at
1870; clear sdes held at 100 at tho CLOSE Mess por
held at $50 90 to sal. Whiskey advanced TO 50 49,
. il
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ntor from Europe.

New YORK, May H.-Liverpool dates to the 4th
inst. have reached here. Sales Of Cotton for the
week forty y-nne thousand (49,0o0l bales, and has
declined one and-a-half pence Qdd.) closing dull.
US. 520's 69I.
Consois 86i to 86s.
Officers Of the steamer City of Davis report
that the cholera broke out on the steamer Heuetia
between Liverpool and Queenstown, and they put
back to Liverpool.
The British Fire into n Party of Americans.
EAsTPoRT, (MAINE) May 14.-Acting Admiral
Booos has Just left here on the steamer De Soto
to demand an explanation from tho commander of
the English at Andrews in regard to the firing
into pleasure boat off Robuston with q party of
Americans on board, which occurred on Saturday.
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nar ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMAN
sgainst the Estate OF The lAte WIN. a. MILLER will
present them properly attesed and thoae indebted "
maze payment TO EDWARD S9BRIH9,
] may II m3 - Administrators.
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ag AT A MEETING OF THE EAGLE FIRE.
ENGINE COMPANY, hold at the Engine House, the fol.
lowing Resolution unanimously adopted.
Resolved That the thanks OF this companv ho ,o,,
ed to the Hon. W.. AIKEN and j X ROBInsos F.
for refreshments furnished at the FIRE ElzA Abetb NJ
JOHN HEEsEMANN,
May 10 IL Secretary Z. + E. Co
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aD- Mis-. e. O. RUSSELL WILL HEAR OF
something to her advantage by calling at this office h,
tween the hours of 10 and IL N. IL m.r,s
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May Is

a5- THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
ASHLEY teolored, FIRE COMPANY, No. o. return tber
sincere thanks to Mr.. JAMES ROBERTSON for refresh
ments furnished them at the fire in Esabeih street o
the morning Of the 14th IL MsvIn
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a6- lotto TO CONSIGNEEs, CON
SIdNEES per schooner 8. II. CADY, from Baltimore
are notified that she will commence discharane cargo
This Day, at Browns South Wharf Goods remaining
on the Wharf ut sunset will stored at the rIst and
penss ofownera. STREET BROTHERS b. IN
hIsy 1b
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90 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, I'M
THREE MONTHS afser date application will be made
to tho Relief Loan Association renewal of Certificate
of Stock No. 1873 in the of JOHN LArAn the orr
ginal having been lost ANN @. LAFAR
Msyl5 LIMOS, Adm,n,atr,,r,,
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as-CONsIGNEES Der STEAMSHIP M0NEKA.
from Now York. hereby notified that she s This Day
discharging her cargo at Atlantic Wharf, All Goods re-
manning on the Wharf at sunset will bo stored at risk
and expense OF owners. A. GETTY 4 co
May IA q Managing Owners and Copsignaes
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Black Soldiers for New Mexico.

and Twenty fifth colored regiment, Colonel Dun
can, passed through here to-day, en- route to Fort
Union, New Mexico, accompanied by a train of
one hundred and fifteen wagons. Many OF the ofi-
GERS have their families with them.
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a5- BOINEST Il BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAILIES evory afternoon Price 10
cents. stuth Anvil o,
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% aS- N0TIOE-NINETY DAYS AFTER DATE,
shall make application to the City Council Of Charles
ton for renewal Of Scrip OF City I per Cent Stock No.
2o2 dated July 2lst, 1857, for sl7,5O0 Also. to tho
Charleston Gas Light Company for renewal Of sorips
Nos sea for five Shares 1909 share 4os for
shares and 68l for two shareshe original Certificates
being either lost or mislaid G. POZNANsKI.
March 10 mhl5;apl. lb;my1. .16 ;je1
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co -NOTICE.-NINETY DAYS AFTER DATE
application will be made to the City Council Charles
ton for renewals Of CERTIFICATE OF SIX PER CENT
3 oCK, standing In the name c. MAITLAND JOYE, to
wit Issue of 1887 No. 1885, period 6 for three thou
sand one hundred and fifty dollars ss5o Issue Of 1857
period Go, for eighteen hundred dollars ($ls00-the
original being either lost or mislaid
April l3 apl3 p30my 5S3Iie15k30jyII
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60 NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
de nands against the estate of the late LAURENCE NJ
KEITT will presont hem properly attested on or before
the 1st Of July next. to Messrs. MoWRY l. CO.. North
Atlantic Wharf. ss KRlTr
April 40 ftul2 AdminIatratri,
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sB NOTICE. THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made to the Ilmore Mutual In
surance Company for renewal Certificate No. 1885, for
l6 Shares In said oompany-said Certificate having
been destroyed or lost by the fire in Columbia.
March tuSmo CHAS. p. SHIERS
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s1- EXECUTORS N0TICE-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate of Mrs REBECCA D..
PINcKNEY. Will present them, properly attesed; and
those indebted will make payment to ARTHUR P.
LINING, Attorney ut Law, No. 40 Broad. street,
8. j. MAGWooD, Qualified Executor.
April 25 Ok so-mav 4 TX OK
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a@ ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the late CHARLES L. TRENHOLM
will present the same properly atested and persons In
debted will make payment to GEORGE A. TRENHOLM
Jr., Fraser'a Wharf. PoRTIA A. TRENHOLM,
Mays tu3 Administrative
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MARBLE MANTELs.

AARBLRizRD SLATE MANIELs-sUPRgIoR IN
vi spIeMancs q re durable, half the price VI marble
STEWART 90 s'ssh syenaA between Thirsy hf.h and
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INSTRUCTION.

4 BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONNER
"A eisi Academy 40 Bowey Private instruction day and
Reading Spelling Grammar. &C. Apartments for ladies'.
No classes.
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n Ftnafs fsta~s nsw rssdy TO A<Hrsfy We bsfs
sss.g ars..~s faairs So hssf8f $50 sts.
Afaslar~s ~ sg~fstys nYss.4 Ns - 1870
ssssstassy, 90 srs 49, snssisa y - fstt 49, -
eawntasts SIS et3s ef@s A. "a So - Hs @Ns 80
as tapgat hsS fstass 81 ~ ria. 'ef 49,
i1psst, sslis, 1Y-s o. ~ 40 hfg-s, - -
pIIkLlW a CufIN ukE
- wes C,sssy sfss& HTw r's
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FURNITURE.
A prfNpTov SECRETARY BEDsrEAD PoR ssfg-
~ IN perfect order been used but short lms Apply W
A Known. ~ LibetJ street
I,UaxIruRP. csRPrTs OrLcL0THs, PsRLoa AND
IT Bearoou suit fsso,7rtrs A., at BINDALL
fCOrIr and IA iigf-rn street, eo2neF q Canal
Payment received 10 we.sy monthly psymeaIs pro-
ferret.
CToRAeE, gTopAgE, sToRAgr, sroasgE, sro.
- rage st1sHrc for Fasnture h0oey l0snsi % Farni
tore large wagons FOE moving Yurut1rs si eoansry.
li6 West Eleventh street, Dsss risth sssnss
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1IoNEY TO LOAN, ATT PER CENT WITHOUT DE.
M lay In large small amounts, on bond and mortgage
on first class property In this city -
No 8 West Twenty third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel
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A rRANKFfELD 4 CO.. JkwELLER9, ze SIXTH
n. avenue corner Fourteenth street and $40 Eshh ave.
nnr sornsr street recommend ,hsr nne soe
dWarnss Jewrsry, Sycr aud Plated Ware Diamonds ana
Other paentses and soe manu- 40
!nrrs o. smerlcan Cuckoo CLOCKS wache1 with secret
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FASHION COURSE, J.. L-TROrTING-ON wEDNEs
day, November D. 1sGi at O'Clock r. NJ Mile heats
IN 10 harness Match for SOD Owner g. Gen
eral Early. owner names br. g. ReDeI
JOSEPH CROCuERON Proplfetor.
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Personal.

4 nv pERsoN KNOWING THE ADDRESS OF j.
s,llivss Eso Minister OF Works Victoria viii confer
. favor By communicating with h U. Tchborne Baronet
Clarendon Hotel.
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VISITING COVERINGS ADULT puPILs PRE-
n. ferred. To rms reasonable Common English branches
Mathemstics Composition. Correspondence, Conversation
Criticism Reading the Poets History, English Literature
Piano. Singing Drawing References, first families Of
New York. Boz IS station d.
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such measure Qnoting from several authorities on
he subject he held that The right to regulate commerce
between the several States belonged 10 Congress as
much the right TO requisite intercourse petwech me
United States and foreign naioDs, OF pel"eeh tne
United States and he Indian tribes.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE II THE DISTRICT.
NJ MORRuL Mane) AZ the conclusion Of MI root
mos ed to take up tie bill TO regulate the elective
ianchse in the District Of Columbia The bill confers
ho right of su age upon ali male persons Of q years
and upwards WHO have resided one year In the District
before the election and pescrbcs punishment FOR inter-
feIDe with the execution Of the elective franchise IN the
cGse Of any person or persons. - .
Mr.. DAVIS (ky.) said he proposed to debate tho
above ana asked That It be postponed AL tomorrow
Mr.. TRUsnrIJ Gl.) said that the Frecdmeno Bureau
bill was The order oil the day for tomorrow, and he
should Insist upoo taking l. up At that time.
Mr. DAVE moved 10 postpone the bill until tomorrow
Carried.
NAVAL AID MILITARY ASYLUM
NJ WILSON Alass.) called up the bill to amend an
act entitled AN act 10 incorporate National Mil
tery and Naval AsylrM Of the relief 0f totally disabled
occrsaud men of the Nlipnicer forces OF the United
States" 1, provides lha. Ulysses Grant ard Others
named IL tho t IRE hereby constituted and created
Body Coporae In ihc District OF Columbia; that the
said corporation shll have authority 10 procure Tor
early uSe suitable places, sites for Military Asylums
for al pegsons serving ia the war OF the Rebellion, not
provided for by existing laws who hayo been or may
hereafter be disqualified from procuring their own
maintenance and support By reason Of wounds or sick
ness contracted in The service.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, further consideration OF
The biz was postponed ill tomorrow. and tie Senate
al g O'Clock proceeded 20 the consideration OF Execu.
tive business, and soon after adjourned.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
An Important Circuiar--Ca Cancellations Of
gsnmps.

Special Dispatch to The \. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Monday Jan. 10. 1906
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue to-day
issued an important circular respecting tho cancellation
Of revenue stamps, which will he Of general interest to
the business men Of the country
After referring to tie different sections CT tie Stamp
Act OF June 80 1854 he decides that under the power
Tins conferred authority has been given to imprint tho
initials and date upon stamps IN INK pstead OF WHITES
them. Tho imprint must be distinct and iegine. ~
nroprletary stamps cannot be affixed TO the poAre
bottles or packages that in opening tho same or 20
using the contents thereof they shall ana nuS,
mi yoidnlIy aud otfrctuay destroyed. fbey snoa;
Cancelled in tho ordinary manner by wriing OF Nv
nr thereon tho Initials and date. CHnN .p he;
writing or imprntng the initials and date N n,
Inv the stamp il made TO correspond in those
Win the instrument to which Il is atxeo. IS hot on
the LEGAL hut also tho most eiectIa uetnou asanss
irau1 and must be adopted except ~ .ne sss1 ". p
prietary articles where 1t s othei"119,, Na;! p,o
vled Frequent reports have resei q; n,v nften lie
inc that the law upon this subject Is very 9ten us
NV - L. sor,a Instances stamps are used without
Scine obli,erated or destroyed in any manner what.
ever I'm others GROSS simply generally with INK out
sometimes even u pencil US uSeu vi = ho'o -
nnehoJ tbyonyh the stamp. These aud similar meth.
~ osncc zion afford little protection against
Uu VI On ~ ,aTns second time. Great frauds may be.
ns o investgation shows, have been practiced npon
49, ,mbic revenue In this manner. Collectors, asses
@ snecrs and all other officers Ofths Bureau arc
instructed TO give this subject their special
s,,spton. 10 bring 1t to tho notice or persons
,i,, clamps and to require strict conformity TO the
III persons, after having been fnly no'!ed OF tho
reqnlrenonts Of TIE statute respecting the CANCELLATION
of stamps and Of their Liabilities for noncompliance
herewith wl,fly persist in ihelr fraudulent use, with.
out eiirctualy canceling and o0lserang them IA tho
rel lrcd BY law legal proceedings eaolld De
Inst ed ier me recnverv Of the prescribed nsasles
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TIE PRESIDENTIAL MANSION.

On motion of MIR. RICE of Maine 1t resolved that
the Committee on Public Building and Grounds he and
thcy arc hereby instructed 70 examine into the condi
tcn Of tho Presidential Mansion as regards heath ono
whether II is suited to size locality and COM enienct
foi the residence Of the President and his family. and
If not, whether grounds OF proper extent In proper 10
ealiiy can be procured OH which TO erect suitable
mansion and that they report such estimates aud re
touching tie subee, hereby referred 10
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Three of the eight boys who were carriers oil
The Springfield Rp9tesa in 1850 are now cashiers of
banks In Wcsterp AasseeSuseit
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OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM LONDON.

Christmas Time In Lendon-rke Sleeps
asd Theiy Sights and suppiies-Cksas,.
mas i'm the Gin PsIacc-schcrme for
Uniting the Metropolis Under Onc Mn.
nicipal Govcrnmcst-OsheR Jmprsve.
Aen's Centempiatrd-The Collision in
she Channcl--ffew Presidcnt Jehnsen,s
Message 10 Receivrd-.Mere Inscrnu-
uenni Cerrcspendcncc--C oIenss ~ The
Cape-Ytens.
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On motion Of N.Y. BLAINE Of Maine it was re-
solved that the Committee If Ways and Means be d.
recied ~ inquire into the expediency Of repeating the
two per cent tax now levied On tie bu OF vessels 10
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4, CLOTHING.


TT "A AsST R.sAII
il 80 - ~ srs -. , t,yard lirgfn
Ayesag man came from pelshborise sisieY
Athousand miles or more away
To To view the homes Of the gsoa and great,
where they make our laws and decide the fate
ofour eountry's greatness day By day,
This young msa . poeksts were allied with hills /,
Rus father lhteIy '.struek lie, - I suppose. -
Bat he suffered from enc Of nsturs's Ills,
Which could not be cured by Brandreth 70 pills I;
Il was very poor TASTE regarding hi: clothes,
Welt he walked the aysnus np and down.
with eyes agage at the sights he saw, mod
And he wondered why every ous wore afrown I;
For some thought him eccentric, soms q clown,
As they ,gsIsd al his clothing-seedy brown
Vptll quite = crowd he wepld draw. ll.fr
At his hotel they did not seem 10 think,
He required mich waiting on Of tAbls; T..
HIS steak was cold. % vss his drink,
He saw the wAitafs laugh and wink
And the ehsla Of m .tery grew link BY link,
But to explain 1t all he was not able.
But new light broke upon his mind;
He saw himself In q friendly glass,
And friend gave hint that was very kind
So he len HIS breakfast and all behind;
Speeding away on the wings Of the wind;
All stood aside to let him pas. ..a.
80 be went at once to snrrH's OAK HALL,
(The same AZ you or any one can,
And purchased clothes 80 cheap and nne,
That be came out-"d nice young man. "
Just received, a splendid stock o. NEW
SPRING GOODS. All are invited TO call and eI .
anime, whether you wish to buy or not. No
trouble to show goods. .'r.. 10 M
20 SMITH BROS. 4 co,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL, ......I
464 Seventh street. felt
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.



Anthony, Henry B., r. l., 5s street, between
18th and 18th.
Brown, B. 9IatI, Missouri, cor Pa Az; and Sd
Buekalew, Chas. X. Pa No 70 South st.
Chandler, zaehariah, Mich. National Hotel.
Clark, DEniel, Now Hampshire, No. $50 9Th 81,
CONFESS, John, Cal, a4s iS.h st. bet, and Z
Cowan, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. CARERS, NO. North
A street.
Cragin, Aaron b., n H., National Hotel;
Creswen, John A: J., Nd, National Hotel.
Doolittle, J. r., Wisconsin, North street.
Dixon, James, Conn, 407 How York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Ky, All 9th Ct bet. D and =.
Foote, Solomon, VI, Mrs. Carter's, 4 North A
street.
Fessenden, VIM. p, Maine, All street.
Foster, L. Y. s., Connecticut, willArds'.
Grimes, J. W, Iowa, 2Ss street.
Guthrie, James, Kentucky, No. 500 Vermont AV.
Harris, Ira, y. Y. corner 18th and II streets.
Howe, Timothy o. Wis, SSS MY. ay., between
9th and 10th.
Henderson, B. Missouri, as street.
Hendricks, 7 A., Indiana, MRS. Tilley's, ID and
Howard, J. NJ, Mich, 4s7 llth st., bet Z and v.
Johnson, Rsyerdy, Md, Tl Vermont avenue.
Lane, James H., Kansas, BeatOn House.
Lane, Henry b. Ind, SOL st., bet, Sd and ~
Morgan, y. d New York, cor. 10Th and ct.
McDougall, James H., California, ITO q street,
bet. 18th and 10th SITS.
Morrill,, Lot n, Maine, Washington House.
hesmith, James W, Oregon, z2l Pa avenue,
between 18th and 18th:
Norton, Daniel g., MINI, orutshett's, corner
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NJ W INV EN- 10 n
ARTIFICIAL SHzopLIsrIo
BONE TEETH,
DIR. Q. D. sIaKsMoSD,

Oh. .. b. bI0kSMOND,
noe Psnnsylyania avenue, between Twelfth ane
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DR.. 9. calls the attention Of the public TO tn,
following advantages Of his Improved system;
LIST. The teeth Of his manufacture will never
eorrode nor change color by any acids, and AT,
three fourths lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as tn,
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots win be made inoHsnEiys ane
never TO ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, a. Per,
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which, under the old system, Is frequently dis
9th This work has been fully tested for over
ave years by many OF the hrst chemists and
physicians OF this and the old country.
DR.. &. has also invented q white indestruoti.
BILE metal hlling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can DO Allied without pain, and can build
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, whiel
will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with Innoxious Vapor, By DR.. sigssmond, Do
PennsylvaDia avenue, inventor and sole manu-.
facturer OF AnAestie InnOxious VapoT, (n0i
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether, but
strictly Anaestio agent, entirely free from ex
hilaratins sfeots, and perfectly harmless, esus.
Ing quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect instability to pain
The best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. DEF