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Wheat is knee high down in Georgia.

They are prosecuting the dog war with
ereat Nlgor In Chicago. Already 5,s32 have
oeen slaughtered this season.
1.-THE turn the Luxemburg question has
taken has fallen like wet blanket on the gold
spectators.
SA clergyman in Indianapolis married a
couple substituting the words gentleman
and lady" for man and wife.
~Smoking at night in the streets is prohib-
tied in Salem. Mass, and young man who
persisted in doing SO wa last week fned
S6.76.
ga little girl I'm ShebJygan more than n
year ago swallowed q needle, and one day Iast
week IL came out OF her knee.
~Abraham Hanser. q dry goods pedler
hung himself in his parlor, In New York- on
Tuesday. Cause-failure In business
The men won't propose and why Be-
cause they are afraid Of the enormous er.
penses Of housekeeping.
~The movement TO permit p,s,>. ox
amusement for the poorer classes To & on.nsd
on Sundays lie urged in England
ga German named Mas was reeeopv
murdered In Havana, and hie remaius parssZ
In COZ, and sent 10 hotel as baggage
- At salem, VT, recently, a man pau.o
Masee, pretending 70 hang a child Tor amn.s
ment stumbled and accidentally haneed nm
SELF Ain.
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H o q B DAYS ONLY.
NIKE LIPMANT
COLOSSAL OOMBINATION OF
CIROUS
ANB TRAINED ANIMALS
THE GkEAf eBXTUPLE ATTRAUTION
ThE MOAsTER EXHIBITION

TnE MOAsTEs Exhibition 0N'
N1s.rlEiaErTaH HE torsrURr,
Sn wsn PeriE5im Pr,1in. in Washington for -FOUR DAYS
SEVEN GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS.
A,rrRsooassss ass %ap ;i 81 EVENINGS
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND rHURsn.v
the l4th 18th and 10th instants, at 2 ana D. m.
giving series oi psrfor nanoes unrivaisd In the
Ressfdle.: y the i.1i.S sIpsudi.ur. Of u.
but convinced that tIns
in the wa, of rqa.:srisn!, ,o Maxr Ara
would oa be aeIreeiated. the management mas astS.
bI.ted sItisIes known to the prsfssso1 A. Ss,s S
earnest that his desire to pie.se the smussnsns
dasns snd ss. ss.l
Among the n.1s With til.
and the best q mn.stic Troupe trsveling. amsns
"h06 0EhnsssTREdbs FL 81 t0TRd =; MADAME RR,no,s
The RE rHHhssqWsSA55H1 WSApIEfGE MiL5 Hdsa4ssIf sa4ssIfLfA.
aud wieRis sisnor 6efdcna: 'ifsi Hrn.ns. A.h'0n
Besides fu and eei:ps MassI t4as ps wifs ~
;, Also, ,hs !I.tly celebrated TED oRoUEsrE,
York Circus. l4th street
And the srss isS py 5:s,s.n
In ADDITION to the above Well known artistes,
performing
SACRED BULL"
Also, Old Grizzly Adams "Cal,fornia Rears ,,
which viii be introduced at each performance BY
Remember the days and dates
ADHESION. FIFTY GENTS
Doors open at and -. N. Perform ance to be-
Will also Exhibit at
Georgetown. FRIPAY. Nay 18th.
Annapolis, BAT TJRDAY, May 18th,
Port Tobacco, MONDAY, May 10Th,
Leonardtown, TUESDAY, May 2lst my4 lot
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PERSONAL.

MRe. CURTIS IRVING, C1aryoyant a.d Tsa
Psst. Present. and rature at her once. 420, nerth
stde o. Pc. ev. between ~ and 9Th streets. Office
CONIIDEnfIAL-You men who have in.
" lured themselves Dy certain secret habits,
ynlsn upnt them for business, pleasure, or the
men. Who; from. the fellies Of youth, or other
causes, feel debility in advance Of their years.
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should drst read "The Secret Friend !"
HhIred iadie: wfll learn something Of i'm portsnee
efess, tn seeled envelope, on receipt OF Is cents
Aoofess DR.. CHAs. A. STUART CO.. Boston,
A0s. loSly
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"BUY Addressed 70 hard.yorkipg
men who have no handicraft-who depend,
say on small monthly wages in stores and
counung-rooms in the larger cities, or who
earn daily wages in some line OF unskilled
lasor-the adyice TO buy land is about as prac-
teal as would be q kindly recommendation TO
start new emlgrant steamship line on the
Atlantic. Both investments most probably
would pay in the end, II managed as discreetIy
as men OF prudence, sagacity, and frugal hab-
its usually manage their affairs. The head OF
the Astor family, beginning poor, laid the
foundation OF the largest fortune in real estate
that has ever been, or probably ever will be,
made on this continent. The late Mr. Samuel
CUnard, starting as q clerk out OF a small
counting room in a colonial town. established
the greatest steamship line on the ocean TO-
oay. Both rose above the necessity of serving
others, hrst by habits OF Industry and self-de-
MAI IN early life, and next by using whatever
spare means they had in investments and en-
terprises which they individually knew some
thing about. IL MIR. Cunard had turned a real
estate Speculation, he might have died a pau
per. Who would bet on Mr.. Astor's success
as steamship owner and manipulater OF
Government postal contracts had he thrown
himself into that sort OF work Nv T. Tines
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THE WORKING PEoPLE-Ths laborers O
New York on May lst struck for 50 q day
They are resisted by their employers. how
ever, who think that they can etarve the Ia
borers into submission. The old rate paid was
81 50 day. There are 5000 laborers on this
strike, and they are al present out of employ
ment, and the strike has caused a partial sus-
pension Of building operations in New York
There was also IN New York on May lst a
strike Of the jsurneymen plastsrers against the
Journeymen bricklayers. The latter have, il
is alleged, gone outside their province, and
undertaken the work Of plasterers. and the
plasterers, regarding such competition as dan
gerous, will not work on a building where
brIcklayers are employed as plasterers. This
movement OF one trade against another is
somewhat of an innovation on the present
system OF strikes, and ii has eau sed the Brick
layers Society 10 pass resolutions soliciting
from employing masons the plastenng OF all
work which they may build or on which thew
may be employed. From Lowell, Massachu-
setts, IL is announced that several Of the mills
have given notice that after certain time one
half their employees will be disc charged and the
man Eufacture OF woolen goods be suspended
The workingmen Of St. Louis held a grand
demonstration yesterday in favor OF the Eight
hour law. Six thousand men, representing
nearly all the trades, We're In the procession,
with flags, music, &c. The engine.drivers'
strike on the Northeastern Railway in Eng
land continues, aId 1900 men are engaged in il
The running OF t:aIns on this road is almost
entirely stopped.
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lMMIGEATIoN.-Ther returns Of the number
OF immigrants arriving at New York show
thar from the beginning OF the year 70 Nav
LIST, if.327 have arrived, as compared with
f5,l'6 durin the same period last year Thou
SANDS from both Ireland and Germany are
now on their way across the ocean: and al
though this winter was more severe than last.
and delayed the departures from Europe, 1867
Is now but e69 behind lS66, as will be seen by
q comparison Of the returns
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- AT Nice the washerwomen pound the
dirt from clothes with cobble stones.
The emigration of French Canadians
from Canada to the United States continues
with unabated yigor.
~The bankrupt law passed by the late
Congress goes into practical operation on June
first. F-I
ga woman in Mason, Mich, poisoned her
third husband by putting arsenic in his coffee
SThe profits Of the Massachusetts State
Prison for the present financial year will be
S20,OOO
SThe New Orleans Times wants TO see fe.
male sunrage established At once and have done
with IL.
shattered BY lightning on Monday. and . boy
Of 1fteen killed.
~St Louis is engaged In . crusade against
the ''beer jerking damsels" Of that city.
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SHOCKING ACCIDEST.-A melancholy accf-
dent, says the Hamilton, (CanD Times, occur
red on Wednesday, at Mr.. Hadden's mill near
hilbride. in the township OF Nelson younr
woman named Lacy Higgins, residing in M
Hadden's family, visited the mill for some
purpose, and while there her hoopskirt caught
on circular saw going al full speed, and sne
was instantly drawn upon the danrerons
piece OF mach hlnery. One leg was cut COM
pleIely on, and the poor girl was thrown sew
eral yards with great force, sustaining a frae =
ture OF the skull. Her suferings Were termi-
mated by death within half an hour after the
Accident - ~-~~
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IHk POLES N THE WILDERNESS
Lange, who does not conf1ne himself to his
bakery and confectionery establishment, but
is practical and successful farmer, informs
US tnat the Polanders who settled in the re-
puted sterile region OF the Wilderness, are not
sucn "Poor-land-ers" as is supposed. He saw
the garden OF one OF them. abou sixteen miles
from town, and thinks il as good land and as
eood garden as he ever saw. All the will
derness" country will yet sbloom as the rose. -
There is plenty OF good land there, and when
ever II is unproductive there is sure TO be gold
or iron Fredericls sbErn Herald
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POISONOUS THRRADs-A French iournai
OF hygiene states that a num Der of sesmstresses
have suffered from violent collie, in conse-
quence OF putting into their mouths the silk
they use In sewing This disease Is attributed
TO the practice OF mixing the silk with a
preparation OF lead (the sulphatel so as 10 in
crease It's weight. A chemical analysis OF
many oinerent samples Of sewing silk has
boratory, Leadehball street, London, which
resulted, In almost every case in the deteetion
OF large Quantities OF acetate or sugar of lead
TINS aomlxture Is even more dangerous than
OF the sulphate, on account of the greater de-
gree OF soiubility Of the sugar or lead In the
fluids OF the stomach.
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STEAAIR WILSON SMALL
- FOX THE EASTERN SHORE.

,H0TICE-Ths Steamer WILSON SHALL,
OAPI: y I. LEoSARD, nowin %h
most comfortable and elegant
sss route sS s e ~
her pier opposite No: 40 Light street wharf.
bo9EtHkitfs6IP6i$b m n III EfSRoH EfSR2sPooIINNEr PPooIINNE
fETTES Rsskf4a sk4HE cIBfN GBsfMNsGkkRGEH ckRsE,H HSGB HSS
F9ED'S FHARE s.d LLoYgS LAkDLNG.
Iea1es Lloyd's Landing as ,. m, OsmSrtde - ct
49, @;, sSa ksstcp at Point st m, eysTy Aondsy,
efats landings, and reaching Baltimore at =. M.
q the following mornings. :
shs has large number Of fine state
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MRe. Ann L. KIRBY.-Our readers renem.
her husband on the 2lsr Of November, 1865 and
who was pronounced insane by the court and
sent to the lunatic asylum for treatment. On
Tuesday last, a gentleman in this city re-
charge Of the asy lpm, stating that Mrs. Kirby
was perfectly well, and that in q few days he
would send her here for trial before Judge
Lyopss-RicAmepd ERQHiyeT.
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delight IN Mowers, ought TO try an experiment
recommended by one OF our exchanges IL
successful, the result will be a gratifying one
II says: Any lady who eultiyates q rose in
her apartments will find that by planting an
onion In the same pot, the fragrancy of the
rose VIII be increased q hundred per cent.
why mis- rs SO, is more than we can say.
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MODEL LCouNTr.-Calhoun county, Ala.
is now called the green spot IN the Southern
cesert-" They do not ..sue and be sued" in
calhoun. The people bear and forbear with
each other, and work with a determination to
make up their Losses. There are no crimes
committed and no one is prosecuted. The
sheriff, hnding the ONCE was not asspaying in
stitution," has resigned.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

DOTVMAO 1kAhsPUkTATIOH LINE FOE
II BALTIMORE
Making freight con neetion at AQUA CREEK
With B1CHMOHD. FkEDRRICks- 49,
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD. &K2f
The steamer EXPREss, Oapt A. C.S
kiekls- and steamer KEHHEBEO, Capt. John b I.
Wilson, leave Washfngton from Sixth street
wharf every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
Ga: m, for Baltimers, and usual way landings on
Potomac river. Returning leave Baltimore eyery
TUESDAY and YBIDAY,kp N.
For further information apply to
J. B. BRYAN BRO,
NH lSt no. 345 PennsylyARia ave,
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AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards' Hotel.

LAST WEEK OF THE DRAMATIC sHAsON
Engagement for six nights only Of the popular
American Come edian,
Mr.. J. 8. CLARKE
who win appear
THIS Monday EVENING, Mayo,
In two OF his famous fmperson nstions the Convi
vial TUODLBS
WELLINGTON DE 1OOTs. MAJOR IN THE
MILITIA,
in Coynes admirable Comedy OF
fVERYBOD1'S FRIEND
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severe frost was experienced through
out portions OF Ohio on Tuesday night. At
Cleveland water froze to the thickness OF
quarter OF an inch. At several points on the
IaKe shore the peach trees are injured. No
Damage is reported in the interior OF the State
IL is hoped that the grain crops and fruits
generally are not badly injured.
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TBIOT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day OF A priI

L IBI0T or G6LUMBiH, the 18th day Q q April prh
J &: BEN Adams, guardian Of .hsl
PoeSsssn deceased, plaintiff.
Carol ,Ostharine Beach, Mar. ' D''''
tha Beach Serena Beach, Ad
cline Beach. Daniel Beach,
o. I %S,is1 q the sisin.,s y ~ As:ms;
shs at:s :1i: a.s = os:ss.ins a.s:
A nu. eopy-r~,: A. B. oEIs' (. J. sstss. sH;iiss
ap s-40t CLERK.
WHIsKYl wHIskI HH 10, wHIsKYHi
EiIss s ;ss 3:sss:s 5;s:
81 1 nnf ssf
from the above prices. / viii also offer GIN q
sl,ewhsre than ss this house for less than s4.s0
Received besides 9 lar &c lot of Imported sHKR-
York, transferable to Georeetown custom house;
100 s..i. of Ssdis sH EERY ana 90 s.si. Of oette
The New Sork 20 and Bas@o1s re-
houses have been selling to city dealers, sooord.
20 :s 'G% .2.ss g sad 81
gallon retail and 81 per gallon wholesale
.paly Importer, asaG Psnn SH9a1a q ~ ,nns.
nIPARTMIHT OF THI INTERIOR,
u PENSION OVVIcs, July 18th, 1855.
a,sS}eat!d. 1H AL S WON 1T Nay OOROIRN.
JsAs sr sSs reissue q the sh foTioafns wi M de-
a5eE Sarn Land Mssrant: which are alleged to have
that .t the date follSwins the dsscristion each
sa s.d 1t sSs, sS.s
JOS. h. BARRErr. Commissioner.
l;s g, l acres. i..psa Under tn. &C. of
q Gne;ssT Pease, and was granted July is. 1860.
No. % ses for $50 acres. issued under the act of
march Sd, 1885. In the names Of the minor children
S oi JACOB tssher, deceased, and was granted July
Eo. 81 ,sas, for loo acres issued under the &C, of
and Was Nv hs % * 1ii'U
No. 90 los for l6o ceres issued under the act o
iSes fof 50 .; scrs:. 1s issued unds1 s th. &C,
6esobsI ass s. & e and
No; ssS. for l3o acres, issued under the set of
sna q II, Nay @
No ss@, 81 for i2e S aerss. issued under the act o.
fate Bryarly, and was granted September n, 1855
No Is 6;I, for $50 acres, issued under the act of
September, 1850 In the name Of Samuel d. Gov.
den, and was granted March 3Sth, 1852. June 22,
no. S.e7I, for 50 acres. issued upaer the oct of
sns s.s 81 oesoSsr h s jazz
No. 81, ,S3i. for l20 acres. iSsaed under the act of
Ana Ma 81 s e 6eaossa
No. % s3, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March Sd 1855, in the name Of ohm Denton and
was granted July 18th, le6o-yuly 20. 1861.
RooKs on ARCHITIOTUHE- Sloan 8 Home.
- stead Arehitseture, $50. Slosns Construct.
iSs seo s tsss Es and and ssSss,ssa sossss..a
go ensravings, S.. Scott on Gothic Architec ctare,
Text Book Of Modern Cerpen entry ,02. eloAn1 Oar.
Henter's Ggtde 94:so. De 0rant Stair Builders
tnle, 90. A House for the Suburbs, London, o. So
sDs FBANOK TAYLOR
80 RIES RRHt S.nr b.. sAXnD p {aas Q. B. JIw
P,sssiS. PPss.iiSa Esnfffas9f si nffasf SSz 0b7 eeAf. eas 4
Yetssl. sSs.l ios es.e. 0risss through tAs
9. 3. JuWDLL,
So = "a . cd: e.: sss - Hs sG I'd
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BANKERS.

.a BANKERS.
JAY COOKE b CO.,
BAB Z rs,
IUissmA sysss. orpsssts 1SsAssry,
Bussnd sci s,current market rates. and kssS
onstaHtly on hand, . full supply Of an
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN-fHIRTIBs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST EOrEs.
Orders for STOCKS. BONDS, 30, executed, and
Collections made on oil accessible Points.
sel-n
First National Bank Of Washington.
I'D. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke Co.,, President
WA. Q. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
eov.RNMrsT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lSA snsss, oS1ostss tAs Trsassry Dspayfxssas.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ONB AILLION DOLLARSA
ebug and sell all classes Of 6OVBRNMBN7
SECURITIESat at current market rates
FURNISH E3CHANGE asd wake Cbllea,os,
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers ON the
MOST FAVORABLE TERNS, and give careful
ana prompt attention TO
ACCO UNITS Of B USLNESS MEN sad FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to u.s.
FULL INTORAATIOE IN regard TO aOvERH
MBNf LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
wn. q. HUNTINGDON. o. ashier.
Washinston, March %, 1906 mu.n
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1.,....iH = M soPas, P,..s,,.s 4 Il. n1v,xAr
fLAI1 TEETH, attends personally stIA
ms once In this city. Many persons can (Sv -
sna no person can wear others who oanaet wear
Psrsons calling at NJ once can bs sooommoda-
ed With any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
ufe, but % those who Are particular, and wish the
s11e nat Art can procure, the HIHERAL TEETH
w DC more inily warranted.
Essn sfn and 10Th sts. Also, 8O7 Arch street,
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METZEkOTT HALL.

METZEkOTT HALL.
GRAND ANIMAL oeNOERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
CHOIR FUND OF sT. ALoYsIUs CHURCH,
EVENING OF MONDAY, MAY6.
Nckets, ONE DOLLAR To be obtained at the
Ausic Store Of VIM. G. Metzerott, where seets
can be secured from Thursday, May 2, without
entra charge. Ar a0-s,
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From Mexico.

The Mexican Legation has received official
documents from Mexico, among them a letter
from General Eseobedo to General MeJia.
Secretary OF War, saying General Guadar-
rama has just for warded 10 me the following
report, dated. April l3:-"MarQuez reached
the City of Mexico with an escort OF some
forty persons, after which some I've hundred
French and Austrians also arrived, in small
detaehments. He yesterday made a reQuisition
for horses, and it Is Today said that he left for
Toluca, with valry, in the direction of Las
Cruces. We have just arrived near the vii
laee of Guadalupe, and we are skirmishing
General Diaz is coming up with a considerable
force"
The following is taken from the m cial organ
Of the Mexican Republic, published at San
Luis, on the 18Th of April, 1867 1--WE have
news from the camp before q ueretaro 10 the
lin instant The enemy made sorie by way
OF the garlta to Mexico and the aqueduct; the
movement was repulsed At both points On
the night of the 10Th, Don Pedro Santo was
made prisoner while on his way as q som-
missioner from Macmillan to MARQUEE, to
inform the latter of the state of the city, which
he declares cannot long hold out From pri-
vaie letters, and those of Maxmillian TO Mar
queZ, it is evident that the city Of q Queretaro
mnst coon surrender. its garrison being with
out either munitions or provisions. We pre-
sumo by this time that IL has fallen, and IN us
the most complete and decisive victory will
have crowned the efforts OF the natIoR."
The Brownsville papers contain news of
April the Goth from Monterey, of the 10th from
Saltillo, OF the 18th from q ueretaro, and the
llth from Puebla- The Official report OF Por-
firio DiaZ confirms the taxing of Puebla which
was doubted by many. The Governor OF Mon
terey received a letter from q ueretaro, which
says that II was doubtful that Marquez had
abandoned his artillery and his train, and that
II was awaiting confirmation. From Quere-
taro we learn that an emissary from Maximil-
lan, named Pedro Sautta, sent TO Marquez TO
inform him that q ueretaro could not be held
any longer, was appreh ehended by the Liberals
Private letters add that Sautta was executed
From his confession and Msximillian's letters
which he was carrying to Marquee. IL is evil
dent that u ueretaro csnHot resist any longer
for the want Of ANN nitIon and subsistence
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n a 1t LII
AT GREATLY BEDUOED PRICES.
Gross tons OF ,240 lbs, delivered In any part OF
the city.
Stove, Egg and Furnses White Ash, Ss.eO.
BED Ash. Ss.N.
Lehigh, 80.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at eur once; or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street
s.P BROWN B SON,
ta25-n l65 9th street, between & and y.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COALl COALii
>. Best WHITE ASH at SO, by the ton. All sizes,
Saved and Split @! OAK WOOD, s,s per cord.
Long Oak, Qs Der cord
ton Of Coal sold By me always weighs J. a4O lbs.
fe2sly Corner 1th and str.et.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. G. P. HUNT,
u DENTIST,
no. 40 street. between 9th and 7th 9W
ets, warrington, b. q. ap Film S
nk. kEWIKB DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
u No. 400 PENH'A AVE,
Between l2th and 18th streets.
TeeSn extracted without pain by administering
Hltr0ns Oxyde or Laughing Gas. DR..
GG1EM1H ms recently purchased the best0p3
mAAing pure gas every day; also, an improved Val.
yulef Inhaler. The Association 10 now prepared
. make Teeth on Gold. Silve- N. Rubber at New
10Th. fhiladelphia and SpeIon prices. All per-
sons Wishing dental wcrE done can have IL % cheap
tne neafest and pest manner, aAd warranted to
glye sas1sfaction. Persons will do we'll to call
md examine our work de 2.tf