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The New York herald., 1870-09-25
NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATION.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. "a, 1870.
The examination OF candidates to the Naval Aca-
deny commenced on the Goth inst The following
have been passed to date:-Ridgly Hunt, OF Louisi-
ana; York NOEL, OF Pennsylvania; T. c. Whitehead,
Of North Carolina; George B. Way Of Maryland;
Henry P. Norman, OF Kentucky; John X. Jones, OF
Virginia; George Stoney, OF Alabama; william G..
Oliver Of Tennessee; John G. Nichols. of Massachu-
sets; Frederick L. Hartmann, OF New York; E. G..
Ray, Of Pennsylvania Charles NJ. Mccartney, OF
Pennsylvania; II. A. Osgo0d, OF Massachusetts;
George X. McGoningle, at large; Augustus L. Jar.
dine, at large; Lewis w. Gibson. OF Dacotah; w. X.
yania; Matthew q. REYNOLDS. OF Missouri: Edward
J. DORM OF California; Harry X. Lewis, OF Pennsyl-
vania; Allen w. Wills, OF Pennsylvania; Albert
Wegmann, OF New York; John g. Thomas, OF Vir.
ginla; John Q. Colwe, at large; John X. Tennson,
OF Arkansas; Joseph ). Strader OF New York; Gin,
ton J. Axs0n, OF Louisiana; Edward A. Whipple, at
large; William V. w. Reilly, at large; Frank F.
Fetcher OF Iowa; Brady A. Ftskc OF Ohio; Uaar les
Hull OF Massachusetts,; Warren u. NostrAnd. Of
New YQrx-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNHY MARKEr.-LoSDoN,S Sept al '30P.M.-
Consol: closed at szA for money and s2 82's for
twenty bonds 1902 son 1852 old ss, 1857 ss tenior
nois Central 1l3h; Atlantic and Great Western Is.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKKr-LIvERPooI, Sept "a
20 r. MThe cotton market closed dull Midding upands
9sd 9Ad; middlng Orleans, SD sHd The sales Of the
have been bales including 0U0 FOR export spec
cuaon The shipments of cotton from Bombay 10th
have been 400 bales.
LIVERPOOL BRR ADeTUTFe MARKRT.-LIv ERPoOL, Sept.
H-P. M.-Corn, 29s. per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvKRPoOL, Sept
24-P M-Pork, 112s Sd per bbl for Eastern prime mess
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkET.-LrvERPooL, Sept "a
p. M.-Refned petroleum, Is 71d. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoND0N, Sept N-Tallow
AS. 3D. per cwt.
opened SteadYs
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Political Notes.
Died.

B0YLAN.-On Friday, September %. from injuries
received by being run over by car belonging To the
Grand street and Newtown Railroad Company. Tho
MAS BoYLAN the son OF Thomas and Anne Boyan, of
Williamsburg, aged 10 years and months.
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock from the residence or ms parents
No. 1877 Ninth street, Williamsburg.
DONNELLY.-On saturday, September "a MICHAEL
DoNNELLY, native OF Dundalk. county Louth Ire
land.
The friends and acquantances are respectfully in.
vited To attend the funeral from his late residence
No. 49l Seventh avenue, at ten O'Clock, Monday
morning. from the Church OF the Holy Innocents and
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Dublin papers please copy
HANNAN.-Suddenly, on Saturday September "a.
JOHN @. HANNAH, aged 20 years and months
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Monday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from his late residence As Chryste street.
PATTERSON.-On Friday, September 23 WILLIAM
A. PATTERSON only son OF william q. and NJ. A.
Patterson, aged "a years ana 20 days.
The friends and relatives, and those of his father
and mother, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral on Monday afternoon, at halfpast one
O'Clock, from the seventh avenue United Presby-
terian Church, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
SAxToN.-In Chatham Village, N. " on Sunday,
September H. DANIEL w. SAxroN, aged 80 years.
tfUr other Deaths see FlJth PdOe.l
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ITALY AND ROME.

Military lIule in the Holy City-Exertion
Against RiOt-The Killed and Wounded.
FLORENCE, Sept "a, 1870.
on Friday the Roman popuace tore down
escutcheons OF foreign legations where they were
combined with the Papal arms.
When those or Portugal were attacked General
Cadorna mterposed. He explained to the Portu-
guese Ambassador and promised his protection
hereafter. He Immediately issued a proclamation
10 the people, denouncing such excesses as VIOLA
tions of international law, and threatening severe
penalties in case the lawlessness was renewed.
In the latest conflict (the occupation of the city of
Rome) but few Of the Pontifcal forces were killed
The wounded have been ascertained to be ifty.fve.
Vtterbo Is to vote on the pteoiscite on the I'd of
October.
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MONT ANA.

Return of the Yellow Stone Exploring Ex-
pcdition-KiIed in a Gambling Row.
HELENA, Sept. 23, 1870.
The Yellow Stone Exploring Expedition reached
this settlement last night On the return trip one
OF the party was lost In the forest ON the Yellow
Stone lake. The height of the falls OF the Yellow
Stone and OF the Geysers and the locality OF the lake
were accurately ascertained. full report Of the
exploration will soon be published
On the 14thinstant, sixty miles from the Salmon
river mines, George Mercer was killed by Jacob
Paynter in gambling difficulty.
The weather here Is cool and pleasant.
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ScUYLxILL HAVEN, Pa, Sept. "a. 1870.
a gieam OF light has ut last been discovered IN
the darks clouds that have enveloped In mystery tho
Nathan tragedy. An arrest has taken place this
morning that promises TO secure the conviction OF
the party guilty OF the murder Of MIR. Nathan. On
the 18th OF August young man, named Francis J.
Kepling came to Scuylkll Haven and took quar-.
ters at Eptng's HOTEL Almost his nrst remark
was asking the landlord If he had heard
anything about the Nathan murders He
seemed restless and troubled, could not
sleep at night, and at length admitted to a
boarder in the same house that he was within four
feet OF Nathan when he was hit; that he tKepling)
mad the iron "dOg" In his hand snort time before
the murder was commilted; that he knew where the
"dog" was purchased; that Nathan dropped when
ne was hit the first blow, and that he could al any
time lay his hand on the murderer. He was urged
to go to New York aud lay this Information before
the authorities; but he refused saying that If GER
tain party did not do the right thing he would blow
1t In a short time.
Since this confession he has been very reticent
and refuses TO admit anything; but close survell-
lance OF his movements since has wound around
him fearful chain OF circumstances. He Is known
to have pawn ticket for diamonds and ewelry in
his possession, and has some bloody clothes half
washed. His manner has been that OF one upon
whom some terrible crime has rested. No rest no
sleep, no appetite He has been In constant corre4
spondence with some parties In your city and
has received from them letters and money from
time to time. He claims to have been bartender
al saloon corner OF Broadway and Beecker street;
says he knows Washington Nathan well; that he
many a time opened champagne for him; says his
fathers name is Robert Kepling and that he resides
at No. "a Maiden lane. or ut least does business
there.
Captain John b. Martz. of SchuylKn Haven, who
discovered these facts, put himself In communication
with your authorities, and it is to his unttng efforts
that the capture may be ascribed. Detective Phil
Farley came on last night and it was decided by
them to make the arrest to-day.
The man has been captured and Is now In custody
OF the detectives, who Will bring him on by first
train. He was captured near Pottstown aud made
no resistance. He remarked that he knew why he
was captured and that his portrait would appear In
"Harper's' next week. In appearance he is small
and has dark hair. He said he had lost fortyseyen
pounds in weight since he left New York. He was
employed as hand on canalboat on the Schuylkll,
Canal at the time Of his capture. In his converse.
ton he repeatedly tells things which would crimi.
nate him. He Will he in New York Tomorrow
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FRANCE.

'OrIeanism and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Army Movements.
LONDON. Sept. a. 1870.
fits reported from France that the Duke d'Aumale,
grandson OF the late King Louis Philippe, will pre-
sent himself as candidate for the parliamentary
representation Of the Department Of Charente nfe-
r,eur In the new Legislative Assembly OF France
The respected Gaillarden. Central Commissioner
OF Versailles France. has committed suicide In
prison.
General Canbrlel, who was wounded at Sedan, has
arrived at st. Pierre.
The government has resolved to defend the line of
the Loire.
Troops have been dispatched to Orleans and Blois.
Emile Girardin has arrived in Tours z.,
General Cluseret has left Tours for Paris.
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ENGLAND.

The United States Flag-AgricuIturc and the
War.
LONDON, Sept. "a, 1870.
The United States steamer Juni2ta, after touching
at Dover, proceeded to Cherbourg.
The Earl Of Carnarvon yesterday addressed the
Hampshire Agricultural Society. The burden Of his
speech was mainly on the losses Of the war.
The steward OF the bark Lebanon, rrom Quebec
has been arrested here charged with setting the
sci on 1re.
agree with those Of England in expressing surprise
at Prussa's discussing the guarantees Of treaty,
the terms Of which are as yet unsettled
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JAMAICA.

TeIegrnphc Communication Open with Cuba-
The Expedition Preparing Stnrt Again.
KINGSTON Sept. "a. 1870.
The cable from this port connecting with Santiago
de Cuba was thrown Open to the public to-day.
There were great reoicings in consequence in this
city The expedition is now preparing to sail for
Aspinwall to complete the worSof laying the Pana.
ma and West India cable
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Prosperous Condition OF the Finances
Monthly Bank Statement.
TORONTO, Sept a. 1870.
One thing that, more than any other, shows most
cOnclusively the wealth and prosperity OF the
Dominion is the bank statement for the month,
published the 14th Of September by 1t the total
liabilities are shown to be $685. III SO. The total
assets are given at $1O6,Os 293 80, leaving bal
ance In favor Of all the banks OF S4O3O ,1S1 In the
Liabilities for Ontario and Quebec there is $19 90S
parcularized as cash deposits not bearing interest
which shows that there Is at the present time
large sum-S49, 714,5 ST. 95-seeking Investment in
$3l, $50, ,39S A.
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qELRGRAPHIC NRWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Spanish Democracy for Ibetian
Union.
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LAY R0YALISM IN ROME.
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Drleanism and Constitutionalism
In France.
~-~~-~-->~~@s
Garroting Of the Young Patriot, Luis Ayeste-
ran, at Havana.
LAY RoYAL1sM IN ROME.
SPAIN.
dorian Union and Democracy-Sympathy
with France-Cuba in Order.

Ibcrian Union and Democracy-Sympathy
with Franco-Cuba In Order.
MADRID, Sept. a. 1870.
Tomorrow Sunday will appear manifesto,
signed by all the republican Deputies in the Constlt.
nent Oortes, In favor Of IberIan union
The republican journals to-day publish III full the
nanifesto OF Senior Orense, advising the formation
OF legion to aid France in her struggle against
Prussia. He asserts that the candidature for the
throne of Spain Of Prince Hohenz0llern, or any
other person In the Prussan interest, Is now mad
missible.
Onicial dispatches Of an important character have
been received nom Cuba to-day. The Captain Gene
raj announces the near approach Of the submission
OF all classes OF people to the Spanish rule. When
that has been completely effected he viii accord
them new liberties among which Will be the privi-
lege to send deputies to the Constituent Cortes at
Madrid, as is at present the case with Porto Rico
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
SOUTH AMERICA.

Return OF Senior ParanbOs to Brazll-The
Entire Rios Troubles Still Progressing.
LISBON, Sept. "a, 1870
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janero arrived
late last night, bringing advces to the 9th inst The
news Is not important
Senior da Silva Paranhos had returned from
Paraguay and resumed his place in the Brazilian
Cabinet as Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
The troubles In Entire Rios and Montevideo con-
tinue.
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YACHTING AFFAIRS.

The Approaching Regattas and Single Con-
tests-PrepnratiOns and Movements of the
Yachts.
The regatta committee orthe New York Yacht Club
issued the following notice yesterday
Gentlemen Of The New York Yacht Club who in
tend entering their yachts to contend for the prizes
presented by Commodore Asfbury and Commodore
william Douglass respectively, On the 9th and 23n
promptly at nine O'Clock on the morning or those
days. Wind permitting the start will take place at
ten O'Clock Yachts not in position at that hour win
GEORGE W. WILSON,,
": 3. NICHOLS, On Committee.
SEPT a. 1870.
The champion regatta OF the Atlantic Yacht Cinb
will take place Tuesday, the 9th instant without
fail. There will be no further change OF date and
the order issued by the committee and published
yesterdays HERALD will, consequently, be carried
out The steamer conveying the committee will
leave the foot Of Montague street, Brooklyn. on
Tuesday morning at eight O'Clock. The rules and
regula tlons governing the race have already been
fully published.
The regatta for the cup presented by Mr. James
Ashbury will, as already announced, come of on
Tuesday next from the point OF Sandy Hook and
will be followed by the other events under the aus
pices Of the New York Yacht Club In the order men,
toned, viz.:Wednesday, 2sth, regatta for the cup
presented by Rear Commodore Douglass. Thursday
10Th, match race between Cambria and Idler, and
Friday, match race between Cambria ana Magic.
The Union regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club WILL
of course come of on the Goth, heretofore init
mated. The entriesGDr this event are already very
numerous.
During the week several OF the yachts have been
making preparations for the coming regatta.
The Alarm went on the central screw dock to clean
and scour her copper.
The Feetwing went the large screw dock on
Monday, to clean and paint bottom.
The Magic is still over at Deanes yard, Brooklyn,
having her topmasts altered and being otherwise
fitted out for her single contest with the Cambria.
The Ider has also undergone some slight altera-
tions during the week. She was on the Central
screw DOCK on Thursday, having bottom cleaned
and pot loaded.
Ample preparations are being made by the Cambria
for the approaching races. She has been on the
Clinton street sectional dry dock for the purpose OF
stripping of old copper and replacing it with new
metal. All the old paint Is removed and she is being
repainted white
Several yachtmen, including Mr.. Ashbury Com.
mOdore Stebbns and others attended an art recep-
ton at the studio in Flfty-frst street. where were
exhibited views OF the Arctic regions taken during
the summer expedition OF DIR. Hayes and Mr. VIII
liam Bradford The views gave a comprehensive
idea OF the coast the glaciers and Mer Glace and
Esquimaux life, together with other interesting sub
je cts connected with the voyage.
The regatta committee Of the New York Yacht
Club, appointed to regulate the several interesting
events during the week, expect that all yachts In
anchored In the Horseshoe before nine O'Clock.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

~, ,.u.... -.. HAVANA, Sept "a, 1870
kets at the close OF business to-day - w. -
Sugar market stiff, but quotations unchan ged
during the week from Havana Maanzas 81 oO poxes
1000 hogsheads including 1900 boxes Oo To-
tho United States stock remaining in the warehouses; of
Havana and Matanaas 1870 boxes 500 hogsheads EX-
4Per cent discount; short sight sper cent discount
0days sight, In gold W cent premium; sight
M cent premium freights to the United States 81 f2
per box Of &3 10 hogshead OF sugar k per
hogshead oe n0AaaaAi ton TO Falmouth orders "a
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THE NATHAN MURDER.
Impo. rtant Arrest In Schuylkill
Haven, Pa.

A Now York B>'rkeeper sojourns There Under
Suspicious Circrh Instances and Blabs About
His Knowledge II the Murdsr-Has q
Pawn Ticket for diamonds and Jew
>elry aud His Cloths Are Blood
stained-Is Now in custody Of
New York Detective,
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CONNECTICUT.
Explosion and Loss of Life.

WATERBURY, Sept a. 1870
About ten O'Clock this morning small building
belonging to the American Flask and Cap Company.
and used as powder mandatory. was blown up,
killing two men and injuring a number of other
persons The powder but lding was demolished
ana tne large stone factory OF the company and the
buildings Of the Waterbury Brass Company were
damaged, the windows being almost entirely de-
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COURT Or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Sept "a. 1870.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals calendar for
Monday:-Nos $780, l4v. l49h, l4sk, l5o, l5l, W
152K. 1853. l5a. l55. LOO. l57. l5s aud ~.
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OrisinaI Madam Byron, Doctress md
sprtualst Speedy marriages. go Foura avenue hs.
Twentythird and Twenty fourth streets Ladies' ST.
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Much Misrepresentation and Not q LsStle Rcri-
monous discussion has from time place on ths
important subject Of head covering 1t Is sstted last,
however and to KNOX of 22 Broadway has awardad
fashions out and great to a Broadly sy
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

To Gentiemen.-Latest style Piece Goods
for order work; sample Garments ready made
J. MCKINLEY, Merchant TSuog. &c Rxoadwax
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Trusses.-Nlarsh & Co., Radical Care Tru..
oSce 30 years. No. vssey street opposite ,he
~~ ~keSS'so su1
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A.-Decidediy the Nicest Hat OF the Season
IL DAvlD'S fall style OF Genemen's Hats Sxssroom 299x
Broadway, Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Devoe's Kerosene OH.-WarrRnted Safe,
pure and superior In ali respects to ordinary OIL For sale
sealed packages Give and gslons) for
use; also in barrels by DEvOE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANf, III Fulton street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

The Upright Patent Trunk Comuanv wc-.
rooms No. Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Hest In thu
world The only perfect dye harmless. reliable instan
neouy, Factory rs Bond street
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa
TERS - Chambers street, near Broadway. None genuine
aoid
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Electricity for the Removal or Disea Sc An.
piled by DR. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West b street
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

. A.-FOr stylish nnd Elegant Hat, Mt Popu.
lar prices, to DOUGANS, l02 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

A.-EmpOrium Of Fashion.
Surprising Paris styles.
Durability, beauty and utility
BROOKS Bootssand Shoes
the largest house in the citv 675 BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

America Is To Republican France What
RESTORER AMERICA is TO the despairing patient anar
enduring the despotc dyes foreign coorsrs filthy and dis
agreeable stainers and unsuccessful vixzers his star OF
hope. bis harbinger OF renewed life and happiness, Re-
sorer America, tho only clear preparation the world
that will restore Color dsperse Danruf and cleanse the
Sold by nj
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray strss..
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STOCK,

SPRlNG SlOCh.
JUST RECEIVED.
We havo just returned from New York with
SPRING GOODS,
At very greatly reduced prices from what they
were earlier in the season.
We would nan1e in part
Japanese Silks, Plain, Striped, Chene and
Plaid.
japanese Poplina, Plain, Striped, Chene and
Plaid.
Mohair Poplns, in the greatest variety
Alpacas, in sli colors.
Black Silks, unusually cheap
We cannot beg in 10 namo all the variety, puI
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ap 2 NlIMEk q Ola -- N az @H.
MOOD AND COAL CHEAP.
w February Sd, 1870:
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a splendid lot of seasoned Hickory Wood.
!" half
Also, Lvkens Valley Rai Ash Coal.
Bal,;more Company's White Ash Egg Coal.
Wilkesbsrre White Ash Stove Coal.
Lea Furnace Coal.
Lorhorry Nut Coal.
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THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE CoMP'Y.,
SrAUNToN. Va,
OGsrs to every head Of family perfect security
against this melancholy co rdi.ion
1t is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
lis charter is perpetual.
It's Cash Capital Sl25,0N.
1t is organized on the basis Of the old Mutual
Lifo Of New York, and its snceessfui eXpc-
rence.
Tho Premiums are paid in cash its Divi-
dends arc paid in cash. its policies are paid IN
cash, without deductions.
There are no premium notes. and hence us
assets are all cash, which presents the only
sold, substantial basis Of business for individ-
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1T INsUkES ON ALL PROPER SAFE
Tables
IT INSUKES UNIMPAIRED FEMALE
LIVES.
Tho Company is combination of tho pro-
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vantagcs Of both.
Its Policies are ,ion forleitable after two
years. snd iEcontesa BILE after five yoars, for all
mis- statements and errors in application except
rs to the age Of the applicant This is q
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The Assets will be invested in Virginia. and
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II commends itself for its safety, management
ard organization, to every Virginian and other
Southorner in search of a safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION.
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county in the State. Send for circulars.
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REV. GEORGE A. SMITH,
feb 3m Agt for Aloxa. and vicinity.
rMSI1ph hNCE
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IAN ES +. CLARK,
lDR LOOCKERMAN. >>
" SURGEON DENTIST, 6ff4gFs

(Grad of Bait. College Dental Surgery, 1870
No 44. SOUTH WASHINGTON ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DR.. l.. respectfully informs the public that
for t,oe,,ty gears he has given especial attention
to the preservation of the natural teeth, and
will! continue so to do, and invites those who
wish to save them to call on him, knowing ths!
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro-
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AS APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND cOLLEdEs.
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
that we have ever offered to our friends en-
bracing standard makes of French and Eng
glish Cloths and Doeskin Cassimeres, English
GRANTEES. Blue. Brown AMI Dahlia, English Ser
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not to be excelled in this or any other market
siso a large assortment Of Tsiors Trimmings.
We will furnish Dress and Business Suits at
very low rates, made and trimmed in tho best
manner. guaranteeing perfect 1T.
GENTS DRESS SHIRTS, Of all numbers,
constantly on hand Wo will also have Shirts
made for Gents or Boys By measure, guarantee.
ing fit. Underwear for Gents, all numbers.
English Half Hose, all numbers. We would
invite any Who;are in want Of the above COOS S
to call and s6H us, as we feel sure we can please.
W1TMER& SLAYMAKER,
oo5 ~ and IT Kinp straet,