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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15

SKATING MATCH BETWEEN THREE YoV~g
LADIES on THE HACKENsACK RIyER-This
morning very interesting skating match came
on on the Hackensack river. near the Morris
and Essex railroad bridge. between thr.e young
ladies named Miss Arnold, Miss Jones. and
MISS lownsend-all residents Of New Jersey
who were matched to skate three miles for n
handsome set of furs valued AT sI0. The party
present were mostly friends and AGO uaintancs.S
all beng promptly on hand at the appointed
hour. The course had been cleared q distance
OF one and hah miles up the river. the ice at
various places being exceedingly rough Al the
signal given all three got a good send of Mis-
Townsend taking the lead All showed Them
selves experts, and giided over the ice with the
greatest ease. For the first half mile Miss
TOWNSEND held the lead. when soon after Mis-
Jones made a brush and came up side and side
with her opponent: in this position they kent
until nearing the turning point when Miss
townsend again got away and turned on the
home stretch about one hundred feet ahead of
Miss Jones. Miss Arnold although third in th..
race was close behind the other two. hut when
about quarter OF a mile from them, tripped
and Tell, infurlng herself so severely thai shs.
could not resume her position m the race and
nad 10 withdraw. On the home stretch the rac.
was exceedingly exciting between Miss Jones
ana Townsend- On the last mile they both
came up side by side. and amid the greatest ex
cliement of their friends they both strove hard
10 hold their position, and up they came 70 tue
judges stand i'm the same position coming M tie
and tie amid the cheers ana applause II their
fiends. This unexpected tie. resulted IA a
second trial between the above two, which re-
suited In Miss Jones winning by about fifteen
leet ahead OF her antagonist.-N. D. ExyrsEs,
l3d.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TEI.EeRArrs. A.

At n Meeting yesterday 81 the Demecr,u-
| Executive COMMITTEE, the General Cour "a and
tie Board OF Trade OF LOnisville. Ky paps
was opposed urging the selection Of thst CITY
Tor the meeting Of the Nsticual Dcnocrat.c
Convention The committee propose 20 erect O.
building Tor the Conversion. e. pay ali 60
lrn~es OF holding A. and, ma addition q Ne
shopdant hotel accommodations, "a oper The
houses OF the people 20 their guests. ana extra
20 them ge1uiue old Kentucky hospitality
In The French Corps Leglslatif yesterday -
amendment Was proposed the bill tor the
regulation OF TIM press, introducing CERTAIN re-
otins "a the administration Of the courts OF ~
aSe' Nhich was defeated AFTER = stormy debate
Inc ctoNerhnent ~ rapidly pushing forward
ue ofgani zation Of the national guard in all q
its departments
The Pennsylvania Senate hill rrpesIins the
uet.spurg fottery set passed the House finally
yes'eloay, ana goes 20 the Governor Tor his
signature The Auditor General is autho-,z.t
to seize the property aud assets OF the detanct
corporation, and hold them for the hoDc1t -
individual investigation.
The following IL the last news from Anne.-
ley Bay: The auxiliary corps OF Ervptisns r.
mains in Ahyssinia- and are going forward A.
the expedition advances. notwithstanflur the
request made by the English Government y.
the Pasha Of Egypt that they he withdra vrn
Reports from the interior say thai King Thesp-
dore and the British captyes Were AZ MagdelS
Gov. Geary. Of Pennsy lvania, Yesterday
issued a proclamation oferine a reward 81
s2too for the apprehension of the murdefers OF
John Casey, the witness in the Senate cont ,ted
election case Of Robinson against Shueart
In the House OF Lords. yesterday. Lord Stan
ley laid before the members an additional nsner
on the subject Of the Alabama claims Thee
documents have already been published
The Dauphin county Pal Republican Com
mitfee met yesterday and appointed a senatorial
ana representative delegation 10 the Statr Con
vention- They are instructed 20 vote fortir.nt
and Geary.
liz has been decided that the British West In
dla mail steamers shall cease calling 81 81
Ihomas, but some other place. probably ia
maica, will be chosen a mail station
Commodore T.. NJ. Boutwell,. late of the Irni-
ted States navy. has been appointed coramIS-
sloner of Internal revenue for Richmond Va
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"A Lively TINE ExPEcTED.-Accordiuc %
Professor Dehsser. a series Of celestial and Tar
festrlal phenomena is at hand. On the nlght
OF the 9th Of February. i'm the western heay-
ens, there VIII be conjunction of the moon
with Jupiter ana Venus: and three nights
later Jupiter will pass Venus by only twenty
three seconcs Oft degree. The result OF these
conJunctlops and pertu banons will be Amos
phel &c ommotions-electrica discharges. hss Wy
gales, high tides, earthquakes, aud nobody
knows what besides. Moreover. the whol.
year will he fearful for ITS storms, inundatlons
erupnons, quaklngs OF the earth, &C. &c
Ihese are solemn portents. Added 70 the
connections incident 20 the Presidential cam
paien, such maIerlal outbursts will make Iifa
exciting. The newspaper reporters will be an
cloyer.-N y. Erenissq Post
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The Tying Triai-what Tyns's Friends

n. \. Cor. Phila. Ledger
Prayer is 10 be- offered mp in some of tue.
revival meetings this evening on behaIf of tl,s
Rev. Dir. Tying. whose trial continues 20 excits
extraordinary interest. Mr.. Tyng's friends say
they are confident Of his acqnitaI In th,.
result should be different, however. ~ is m ,re
than probable that he will continue 20 preach
wherever he Is in yited. and 20 whomsoeyer Is
DESTROYS OF bearing him, without regard to
common law or the yerdicts OF courts EccIr-
sias,lcai- vi course thai Will be- provocative OF
further trouble, and may lead POSSIBLY 10 a
serious breach IN the Episcopal Church.
As foil to the proceedings against MT Y,nr.
Il am informed thai a number Of promioent
laymen are signing their names 20 an APPEAL to
Bishop Potter. calling upon him to enforce the
canon law against Rev. Mr.. Morrill,. of st
Alban chapel, IN Forty-seventh street who's.
limitations OF the Roman Catholic service there.
they say, Is az II has long been n scandal TO
every loyal Eplscopalian. They also demand
why Greek priest Father AgapiusD was per
united by the Bishop TO celebrate m IN Trinity
Chapei without remonsirance or rebuAe not
long since. The document Will probably ~.
published tomorrow.
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~ The Macon (Georgia) journal ana Mes
ser ger says that the German labor imported
into the country has proved future. Thst
raper believes the labor question win b. seftiei
in few years, and the negro Will b. ~ hsst
lsborer TO be obtained.
- Van Auken- who nan away WIN MIS-.
Price from Owasso> Michigan shorf TIM 40.
and len her in ST. Louis, taking vim I'M =
considerable amount OF money, rsfurneI p hia
home In Michigan, and was arvsted ~ ~ in
stance the other day.
"a large wool clip rs sxpsctsd h IlhnoS
Tins Spring. 90 49, - 80
ozSheep are sheared BY machine 4 New
Hampshire In three minute. .tA 30
-~The printers In Pfftsfeld. III, have all
teen converted during the recent revival IN
that place. - - -, =.
= r TheU v0 q laap-yGH sleighfide - about
kss y coupis 6vn South Dser1sld. -, o.
Tuesdsy. .-----s.-
asss: :s:s;;sa - : x, ss;<
Ee are woAoo. "a ~ ~ r -
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pRoPOsALs FOB ARMY TRANsPoRTAr1oN
HsadqHdrfers Disfrtcf Of MONTANA
Ohee Assistant Qxarfeymastsr,

FORT SHAW, n. T, Jan. 1, 1868.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this or CO
until Il o'clock m MONDAY. the ID Of March,
ISIS for nsportaton Of military supplies during
90 lsS on routes Nos. and district Of Montana,
Route No. being from Fort Benton. Montana
shaw and Fort Ellis, Monsans TeTritor rt and .ueh
1tnaf posts SIS. as may be established in Southern
Route No. being from the mouth of the Muscle
on said river. whenever it may be located.
The weight to be transported on route No. will
The weight to be transported on route No. will
be 10000 pounds more or less.
pounds per one hundred niles for each mouth Of
the year: beginning with May l, 1873, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full, as veil
az their place Of reside nee; and esch proposal
$500 signed BY two or more Responsible perssns ~.
u~ranteeinR that 10 case a contract is awarded
party proposing, the contract will be acce pied and
entered into, and good and sut cient security fur
nfshed oS sala party in accordance with the terms
The contractor will be required to give bonds in
Satisfactory evider ce Of the loyalty and solyency
OF each bidoer AID per son offered as security must
accompany each proposal.
Army Transportation on route No l or JAS the
fss s may beMapS addressed to the undersigned at
unless they fully comply with the require ments of
this advertis, nent
prepared to enter into the contract at once and to
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ance OF the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
off I'd is reserved
I he contractor must he in readiness for service
by the first day of May, 1868 and will oe required to
have place of business, or agency. at which he
can be communicated with promptly and readily
for routes Nos. and2, at Fort Benton or Fort
Shaw, Montana Territory.
he conditions of the contract will be the same
as on route No. f. Department Of Dakota, with the
difference of locality excepted blank for ms Of
which can be had by application TO this office, or
at the Office of the Quartermaster at New York,
chicago, Saint Louis. Fort Leavenworth, Omaha,
Fort Sterling, and Saint Paul.
BY order Brevet BrigadieT General s. B. Hola-
bid Chief Y. M, De partmeht Of Dakota
n. s. CONSTABLE,
Captain and A. Q. M, Chief q. NJ. District of
Montana fe 3-t
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CONVERSATIONAL.

SRNATE.-lesterday, after Our report closed
he case OF Mr.. Thomas, Senator elect from
the State of Maryland. was discussed a. some.
length, when the Senate went into EXECUTIVE
session, and soon afterwards adjourned until
Monday.
HousE.-Gesterday afternoon
The remaining resolution in the eIectipn c.S..
from the second Congressional district Of Ken
lucky, declaring that Samuel T. smith fth..
conts slant for Mr. Browns seat did not r,ceiy..
ma orIty OF votes, and directing the Speaker
10 notify the Governor of Kentucky thafa va
cancy for Congress exists i'm that district was
discussed MP TO the time Of adjournment
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by WILLIAM L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
- Stores and 3tS
Southwest corner Pa. ave- and 9th street

- Stores 4 and 3tS
southwest corner Pa. ave. and 9th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
VEFssRss kIE rLXTTKEsn Sc, OF
1913 9TH STRkET, AT AUCTION
BY virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded Sc
in Liber +. O; folio $50, will sell at their
said Store, on MONDAY MORNING. February ~
CONNIE ncDg at 10 clock, the stock all being we'll
selected, and comprising
White and Yellow Sugars Teas Coffees
Hams, Shoulders, and MiddliDg
Broome, Buckets, Tubs. Matches
Syrups. Melasses, Wooden Ware
Tobacco aDo Cigars. Coal Oil
Salt, Vinegar, Soap. and Candles
Spices. Goldfish and Herring
barrels Flour. Corn Meal
Starch Boxes Raisins, Figs
Rice, Pickles, Pepper, Blue, &c.
Also.
All the Fixtures Binns, Counters, Scales. &c
ALSO. AT CLOCK,
One Horse. " sgon, and Harness
One Gold Watch and Chain
And all the stock contained in the said Store,
without reserve.
Terms each. HIRAM BREWER, Trustee.
W E.WALL a. co. Aucts
The Books and Accounts are in the hands of the
Trustee, No; ~ "a street, to whom all payments
are 10 be naoe. e. Ia
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elY J. 7. COLDWELL q Co, Auctioueers.
40 Southw est corner Penn. avenue aud AZ. sire

10y J. T. COLDWELL q CO, Auctioneers
~ Southw est corner Penn. avenue and a.. street
SPLENDID CHICKERING PIANO, BLACK
MhLNuT PAkLOR AND DINING Room
FQRkI1ThE, COTTAGE SETS, BRUSSELS.
TBRtE-PLY. AND INGRAM CARPETS,
HALL OIL 10TH. &c , AT AUCTION
On Tuesday, February 18th. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, We will FELL in front OF our auction rooms a
line collection Of furniture most of which is near
~ new. w. name in part:
Splendid Chickering Piano. used but three
weeks
Hair. cloth Tete a-Tete Sofas
Gothic Castor Chairs
Large end Small Easy and Side Chairs
black alnut corner ktseere
Marble-top Centre aud Side
Besutiful Walnut Gard Table
Rush and Cane-seat carved Chairs
Black " alnut Wardrsb be and Bookcase
Excellent Brussels. Three-ply, and Ingram
Carpets
Handsome Walnut Hat rack and Hall Chairs
Cottage Set PAINE oak with Wardro ole
oak, incomplete
lin Toilet Sets painted to match each OF the
Sideboards, Bureaus. and Washsfands
Extention Tables and Dining Chairs
Shades and Lace Curtains
Cotton top Mattresses, Feather Pillows Blank
cts, Bath tub. Table Cutlery. China and
Glassware. Stewart Cookiag stove and
Kitchen requisites, &C., &C
Terms casb.
T. C0LDWELL CO,
le Is Auctioneers.
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RESOURCES or THE OLD DoMIsGoN-Th.
Richmond Wing thinks that grape raising and
Wine manufacture viii become at no distant
day ga leading interest in Virginia In SAYS
HUNDREDS of individuals are turning their at
tention 20 the matter, and when IL becomes
known how favorable are the soil and Climate
thousands Of immigrants from abroad, as we'll
as skilled grape raisers in the Northern Ststas.
will flock thither
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- T. A. Pinkham. seventy -one wears ~ aee-
died suddenly m Lafayette. Indians, last week
He was in good health till about half an hour
hefore his death, when he went down stair
and remarked: Il am going home; in half an
hour-in thirty minutes-I shall be q CORPSE 3"
he quietly proceeded to give directions about
his business, and, commanding his soul 70 his
Maker, expired in exactly thirty -four minute
be said. SIT is no use shall GO hence in half
an hour"
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N ANY DEP ART EMIT.
BUREAU OF NAvIG ALTON,
WASHINGTON, January IS 1873.

WAsHING1o ON, January Is 1873.
Sealed Proposals. endorsed "Propes als for Steam
Heating Appars us" will be received at this Office
February next, to be then opened, for furnis ng
al the materials ana labor necessary to q C m
plete construction and setting I'D, ready for use of
Steam Heating Apparatus for warming the ne v
MidshiPmen 5 Quarters now building at the United
ccrdng TO the printed Specifications for the same
which can be obtained application at this Office
antics that they will, l their bids are acceptsd
enter into contract, with good and satisfactory
ten days after the acceptance of their offer, and
falling to de So the guaraptors agree to make good
to the United States the difference between the
offer and that which may he accepted.
Bidders will state the time they will require to
complete the work.
The Bureau reserves the right TO reject any or all
of the bids, if for the interest the Government.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Ja S-eol0t Chief of Bureau.
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MA captain in the Prussiar service, STA
toned at Posen, who fell violently in love
with young actress of excellent character
named Walmo-e, threatened to kill first her and
then himself ifshe did not reciprocsfe ms at
lection, and although she in terror wrote 70 the
colonel OF the regiment for protection, the cap
tain shot her and broke her arm and then blew
out his own brains.
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~ A little school girl in Norwich. Conn,
who bad received various little knicknacks
from her mates, thought IL was her duty the
other day to reciprocate the fsvors. She &C
cordineiy provided herself with box Of Ayers
cathsrtic pills and distributed them amons her
associates, creating thereby decided sensation
asnone the pupils
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m GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

HOUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
BohSE, WAGONS, BUGGY, &C, &C, AT AUC.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sch. AZ
the residence Of John Oman, at O'Clock ,. m.
on I9th street east, near Maryland avenue and the
hrst toll gate on the Bladensturg Road
Walnut Sofas and Cushion Chairs
Walnut Bureaus, W as hstands, and Bedsteads
walnut Marble top Centre and other Tables
Mattress Cooking and other Stoves, and lot Of
Kitchen Requisites
Aise, q line Horse, Butcher and other Wagons
Buggy, Butcher Tools, and many other ar
tcies. which We deem unnecessary 20
eDumerate.
Terms cash, GREEN WILLIAMS
fe l2-st ancfion..r.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFlCIAL TEETH INSERTED TO GIVE
"A sATlSFACT1ON. DIR. PEFfIN-
gill co DENTISTS, late of Phila- 90
deiphiaD announce to the citize - of <0II0
WasbiI PtoD and vicinity that they ar now perma
Teeth extracted without pain. Teeth carefully
hiled Long experience in constant practice en
abb the above 10 adjust teeth to the most Oh cult
cases Call and be convinced. Teeth inserted on
any base required. Prices m oderate. del8 eo5w'
hENTIsTRY.-Dr. NJ. LOOMS, at No. 3Se
~ Penna. avenue. attends to all branch
es pertaining 10 the deHtal profession 49,
Cleft Palates and MaIformstiobs of the SIlIp
rieDce. de SIN
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RY ]. T. C0LDWELL & Co, Auctioneers
~ SouthWest cor. Pa ave and AZ. .tre.f

On MONDAY nth, at 10 . m We will ,eu. q,
the premises, the Stock, Fixtures, Licenses. and
Good win Of the Grocery and Liquor Store corner
Sd street west and north
fenI Ut CGLDWEII A co Ana.
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by COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
ID (Suocts sors to James c. Mcclure 4 Ce D
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and III
street, Star Office Building"

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers
ID Successors to James c. Mcclure Ce,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street, Star Office Building"
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
1Y ON MOTH l. STREET. BETW EEN 18Th
SIRkET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
the District of Columbia. sitting in Equity
passed In the case Of Hartman ct al VS. Hartman,
mo lla Docket 81 sh all offer for sale at public
18th day of February, instant, at Z O'Clock D m.
Lot Numbered two (2l in Davidson o subdivision of
part of rausre numbered one hundred and sixty
one. I6lD the same fronting Is feet on l. street
improve nehls thereon.
y he lot will lie sold in two parcels, the cas- eru
half part with the improy eme uts forming one and
latter is bake oven apo bakers apourteuances,
and each half has two story Brick Building
Terms 81 sale a. prescribed bg the decree: One
and twelve months, with interest from the day Of
sale, or at the option of The purchaser the W hole
purchase money may lie paid in cash. 500 e. lie
dePs eited when the property lie struck of. The
FRED W JONES. Trustee.
fel2-dAds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
" Collectors O1ko., Dtsf-,of Of C6I0mbta,
WASHINGTON, February 10. Is55.
Notice is bereb, siyen that shall ex pose fer
sale, at public suction, and Sell TO the highest bid
der, At the Collectors Office, No 4oS seventh
street, en- 5HC R,DAY, February 20, at II o'clock
a. N, the foil wing goods and chattels. the pro
the collection Of tar distilled spirits due the
nit States under the Inter nal Revenue law By
the said Hurley. viz:
Il Barrels Whi.key lin bond)
S7se q q. $50 Bonds with Coupons. due jan
uary !, ls6s, attached.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
fe lV-tds Q. s. Collector Int. Rev. for u. @.
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PROPOSALS.

OFfioE OF LiG= r,BorsE IysPEcrok,
rropc..l. vii, b. B H.s g.. r.ssa.rs z
Nsumte Ba,' Rssin Point. Poit ps 4" .ri Yso
sansDiy liver .Sa s s.sas.ty .
ssIeinte crtracts ill be m de in the ivtson
@ sn Ct u hS III tG sss,. rs int .Gd
nssi. atoii' and replacing them with tenn ,orsry
The Byoys 30 be furnished by the Government
p order Of the Lighf House aoar..
PROPOSALS FOR THE PERFORMANCES OF
SANITARY waRk.
Depot QHarte-maste-, s Otscs,
WaSh,aEtoa, d. e., January 81, ISIS
ip,ited at This offoe until Z o'cIoSk moor on AT
1870 .eerusr, Is, for the removal OF all 81
fr' N he list Of Mach next from the variou. bar
iaeks pcs, buildings &C throu. hout the city
ss are de.ienaied by the Depot Quartz MASTER
,h h si be re3Gl,sd to their bids
sible sureties in the sum of one ttoussnd dollar.
2, they vii furnish all necessary mate -ials and
bonds in the .um of i've thou aud liars. immedi
atsy upon the award Of the contract for its faith
Liss the places e &c visited must be obtained
from the Depot Quartermaster each month, and
ever, s Ris:s Q DESIGNATED must he VISITED as di
,P.s%snt: .iii Be made monthly, CT .. soon
If the amount of work required be either
OF during the Rsrod Of tSs contract
" tayments win be made upon contract rates
should the contract tor tail tn perform the work
required In q prompt and satifactory manner, the
Depot Quartrrmsster will hire IL done aud charge
the cost to the contractor. He also reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals. that unsa
titfactory.
ANY Information required win be cheerfully
given at the Office OF the Depot Quartermsster.
Bids should be endorsed Proposals n Perform
ing Sanitary Work" and addressed 70 the under
signed. 0.-I
By order of the Qusrterm.. ter General
j. G. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General, Brevet Brigs-
ter. fe 2 Ion
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AUCTION SALES.
II W WALL & CO, Auctfcneers,
- Noe SIS sns ST.,
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue ana 9th at

TRrsTErs sAIE or THE rNTIRK R.pyr
rUkF AND F!XTUREsoF MEssss IsSCK.
TN 4 sENSABsUGH, No a2s PENNsYL-
BY yirtu. OF deed of trust. dab recorded r.
IN L,ber K, 30. 3. f01ios ass-2s9 n The
viii sell q Csrpeaier's Dining Rooms No s2s,
on Peonsylvania avenue: all the Furniture and
rtsrve, on SATUhpAY MORNING, Mach 7th.
commsncips at 70 o'clock . m comprising, in
Gases d arble Counter, Marble Tables one large
French Plate Mirror, Mirrors Kitchen Furni ture
j. W. RUMSGY Trustee
fe Is Saw& d1 w 40
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QlR. LExlE DAVIS DENTAL ASSOCJA
~ TION
No. $50 PENN'A AYR
Between 18th aid 18th 8, reefs.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
nhcaal Teeth are inserted, although
patient will be required to pay for theSpS
surgical operation when performed, which Gid
VIII be deducted when the Teeth are made The
Geld Silver and Rubber, at New York. PhiiadeI
phis and Boston prices. All persons Wishing den
named cities. All work will be done in the reates,
and best manner, and warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and ex
anime our york before getting 1t elsewhere. jy IS
llR. MERRILL,
u DENTIST
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
All operations performed pertaining TO "Ip
he AIT OF DENTAL SURGERY &C 2-sm'
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Deceived 70 esX & sssspss u.ies
OF al ti6erent 80 lee And ssss. fer sais st Import
orS prices, ct tbs weferos1s of
- = q uBfEIBOTT 90.
De ST lHe1lN ,CAroo. .ln0el.l
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n D. JBWELLy r...s.a tf ~ .si
xskirsrAL sS2i =. -. =. : s..,v, -.
PREMIUM Few 1QE GHY eeooHARftv .o.,
-.es - Ho. ont 6R6vT eOAF,
ycs hnils go he 49, ssses ss eesA 70 II
o. =. yHwELL. nss.asesess,
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Light Colored MUHAIR P0PLINS
Light Colored French PoPLIEs and MGRINOs.
With many oth.r thin fsbrics for party dresses
Full stock Of Heavy BLAUK and COLORED
{ uli stock Of all kinds Of MOURNING GOODS.
We are cloting out our stock 81 Reps, Pophns,
nerinos Cashmeres and other winter q de- e
GRkATLH REDUCED PRICES.
call at 10 50 Central Stores, Opposits Centre
Market, between 7th and 6th streetS
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