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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-16

THE STATE DEBT.-The people of the State
and the W hig party, are greatly indebted to the
Wing members of the Legislature for their sue
cessul exerons, at the present session, IN point
ing out the individuals who created and who
should be held responsible for our present State
debt. They have clearly demonstrated that the
Locofocos passed all the laws with triang
exception, creating the debt, and brazen liars,
only, can persist in denying that the Locofoco
party are responsible 10 the people for this in
debtedness. Troy Wing.
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RAscAL1TY IN New ORLEANs.-Poor New Or
cans receives every winter an overflow, like the
'ush Of the Mississippi, Of the rascality afloat
.bout the Union; and all the Union cheerfuils
sIves New Orleans the credit Of producing, in.
stead of being the victim, of this condition o
hings. This is, really, something that we hav,
congratulate ourselves upon. We believe oul
lily has in it at this present writing larger nun
er of rascals than at any former period anc
where do they come from IN 0. Pic.
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TEMpERANcE.-The Freeman's Vigilant Total
Medical College. Much good speaking is ex-
pected, and grand rally of the cold water army
is desired.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER CONE
Titus Goodman, of Brighton, one Of the heroes Of
'ur revolutionary struggle, who preserved good
lams through life, died recently at the age OF 80.
We have enjoyed many agreeable hours of con
,ersaton with the old veteran, who came to US al
Rochester, for years, for his newspaper, as regu-
arly as the day of publication.--Alb. Eve. Jour.
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A STATE SENATOR DEAD.-The (Vicksbur.
Miss. SentneD of the 3!st ut, announces the
Ieath Of the Hon. M. Boyd, Senator from Alfalfa
which has occurred at Jackson. He fell victim
the disease (small pox) which at present exists
n that city II is supposed that the panic cause.
" his death will cause dispersion of the Legis
ature.
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ANDERSON, BOOKSELLER AND STA

U. TONER, bet,ceen 18th and 18th streets, Penn.
apen,e.si. A. keeps constantly for sale the follow
ing articles, which he offers wholesale and retail, on
as liberal terms be had here or elsewhere VIZ:
Printing paper, wrapping paper
Binders and trunk boards
Russia, ca f, and sheep skins
Writing paper, drawing paper
Visiting and business cards, playing cards
Drawing materials, fancy articles, perfumery
Fishing tackle and Irvine, writing desks
Work boxes, blank books, Portfolios, snuff
Smoking and chewing tobacco, segars, SC
Also, q general assortment of school books CLASH
cal miscellaneous and juvenile works, bibles, prayer
and hymn books of every denomination, Catholic,
Protestant, Ac.) At tho lowest northern prices
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-16

The U. s. brig Somers, Commander West, ar.
lived at Matanzas Goth ult., from cruise The
U. s. schooner Phenix, Commander Sinclair, ar
rived on the 9th, from Chagres.
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MARRIED..

In ST. Peters Church, on Thursday the 18th inst !,
by the Rev. Mr. VAN HoRsE,GH, Mr.. GEORGE w.
TALBUKT to Miss CATHARINE ARTHERIA
MATTlNGLY, second daughter of Mr. GEORGE
MATruNeLY, Of this city.
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Nat. Greene, postmaster of Boston, Joined the
Clay Club the other day. and paid in his dollar
in Joke it is said. We wish all the Locos would
joke the same way.
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FIRE.-The alarm Of fire last night was caused
by the burning of a stable on the heights of
GEORGETOWN nconsiderable.
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1894

Majority for Kennedy, sos
The number of votes cast yesterday ia this
District was 1l,183. AT the mayors election in
October last, the number of votes cast in the
same eleven wards was IL ,588-showing fall
ing off yesterday Of 4O5 votes. The majority for
The Wing Mayor in October, in these wards,
was sos.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
This district is formed of Hartford Cecil, Car
oline, Kent, and Queen Anne's counties The
candidates were DR.. ]. A. Preston, Wing, and A.
Constable, Locofoco. We get the following re-
turns from the Baltimore Patriot:
CECIL COUNTY.
Preston Constable.
Elkton SO maj.
Port Deposit 81 =.
North East Sc
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Preston. Constable.
Havre de Grace
Halls n Roads 1874
Abingdon 81
These returns are favorable to the election of
DR.. Preston; but are too incomplete to justify
confident opinion.
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Alegany county, and Emmittsburg and Hau-
vers 10 hear from
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
This district is composed of the 18th, 13th
and l4h wards OF the city Of Baltimore, Balti-
more and Carroll counties, and Howard District
in Anne Arunde! county. The majority for the
Locofocos in this district in l84l on the Gov
ernor's election, was 1867
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
Wards Wethered (W) Brady IL. F.)
IL Alb 4l9
IS 58S 424
Id 393 467
1894 1910
I'm these three wards, Wethered's majority is
81. AT the Mayors election in October last, the
Locofoco majority in the same wards was 264--
making the Wing gain 3S4)
The aggregate number of votes cast in the
18th, 18th, and Nth wards, on Wednesday,
was, Wing, 1891; Loco, 1910
Mayors election in Oct. 1888; 1902
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Districts Wethered. Brady.
25 mai.
3 s3 maj.
so
48
IL lat
II 142 108
But one of the districts 1.-THE 6th) in the How
ARD DISTRICT, which is composed of two, Uhe
9th and 6th) has been heard from, which polled
III votes for Wethered.
Welhered's majority, so far, $50
Locofoco majority in 1S4l, 1402
Wing gain, 1852
Caro- county, five districts in Baltimore CO.,
and one in Howard district, are to be heard from
The gain, SO far Tor Wethered compared with
the election for Governor in 1871, is 1852 votes !!
ANYTHING like similar gain in the rest of the
district, and Wethered will be elected by q large
majority. =
We have reports from two districts in Carroll
county, and also that Welhered has majority
of over 80 in Howard district-all OF which tend
to confirm the opinion that Wsihered is elected.
QcTs;S snf
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l. &c A i N Z W s.

PENNSYLVANIA AvENuE.-The bill appropriate
ing forty thousand dollars for the reconstruction
Of this important street yesterday passed the
'enate, and we hope it may soon receive the
sanction of the House Of Representatives, so that
the work may be commenced early in the spring.
1t is a consummation devoutly to be wished and
we have no doubt that to this sentiment every
citizen will cheerfully respond-amcn
We refer the attention of our readers to our
Congressional report, in another column.
NOZZLE DE BGUF, OR Ok MARRow.-We
have been favored by the manufacturer, Mr.
John H. Gibbs, with a bottle of this really splen-
did article. Though not much given to the use
Of such artiles, and having no occasion whatever
for hair restorative, we have been tempted, by
its delightful perfume, to make trial oft, and we
have no doubt that, as an article Of general use
for the hair, it will answer all the purposes for
which it is recommended.
1t can be had at ]. H. Gibbss fancy store
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 9th
streets, opposite Centre Market-and at the
dressing room, Gadsbys Hotel.
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SECRETARIES OF WAR AND NAVY.

SECRETARIES OF WAX AND NAVY.
The nominations of the Hon. WILLIAM Will
xrNs, of Pennsylvania, as Secretary of War, and
THOMAS w. GILMER, of Virginia, as Secretary
of the Navy, were yesterday sent to the Senate
and unanimously confirmed. The rule which
requires nominations to be referred to COM
mittee, and prohibits them from being acted
upon on the same day they are sent in, was
suspended for the purpose of immediate action.
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A MIsrAKE.--In cutting notice of the arrival
of the British Special Envoy to this country, from
the New York Herald, we yesterday uninten-
tionally included the last paragraph of the arti-
Gle, in which allusion is made to the Battle Of
New Orleans, and an opinion expressed in adj
vance, Of the fruitlessness Of the negotiation.
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REHABILITATION.

NECAFllUIIAIlON. t&#
LIST Distrct-There is no doubt Of the election
Of J. M. s. Causin (Whig) by
decisive majority.
ID do Francis Bre.,gle (Whig) elected.
Sd do A strong Locofoco district, yet
it is probable Mr.. Wethered
(Whig) is elected.
4th do J. P. Kennedy (Whig) elected.
9th do Doubtful.
9th do Thomas A. Spence (Whig) is
no doubt elected by large
majority.
1t is not at all unlikely now that the whole del
,gation from Maryland will be Wing. This ia
glory enough for the old State, and must endear
Ter more than ever to every true son.
Bali. Patriot
The Baltimore Patriot, speaking Of the result
in the city Of Baltimore, says
But our victory stops not with the triumphant
election eff Mr. Kennedy. The returns from the
Third Congressional district cheer US TO hope
hat John Wethered is even elected there This
district gave in l841 majority for the Lncofocos
1901! Is not this victory TO rejoice at, to
e able to SO gain on the Locofocos as to make
he result doubtful!
"l'he enthusiasm among the Wings Of this
Exceeded anything we ever saw even in 1870!
'ity, when the glorious result was made known,
The Harrison excitement has returned, and to it
superadded the enthusiasm for Clay -
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
MONTGOMERY coUNTY-Partial.
Causin tW.) Bowie (L.F)
Berry's IL
Prince GEORGES CONGRATULATED.
Causin (W.) Bowie e. F.)
Bladeen,sburg precinct 80 maj. -
Spauldings do. 30 mag.
Upper Marlboro do. 95 lat
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Causin. Bowie.
Annapolis 1874 lis
Anne Arundel CO. 9TH dist. IA 246
The Wing majority in the district in l64l was
1857, and Mr.. Causn has already gained on tina,
about 100 votes. His election, by a large major
ity, is certain.
RocKv1LIE, Mont. co Feb. is, 1874.
Dear Sir: Our election for Representative to
Congress passed away unusually quie, and
small vote was taken. The Wings, however,
exceeded our most sanguine expectations in their
turnout; having beat the Locofoco candidate in
this (Rockvile) election district, Al votes, and
this is their stronghold. Another Locofoco dis
'rict, Berry's, we have reported Wing major
ity Of IL. You may safely place our majority al
$50; which is extraordinary at this Indictment
season. Yours, &c.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH The cars from Freder-
ick arrived little after one o'clock this after
noon, bringing the glorious news of the election
Of Brengle in the Frederick, Washington, and
Allegany district The extra below from the
Frederick Herald gives the returns from Wash
ing,on and Frederick counties, both of which
have immortalized themselves. Old Allegany
is yet to hear from, and will certainly swell the
majority for Brengle up to some eight hundred
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Districts. Brengle (W) Mason I4)
Buckeysown IS maj.
Frederick 56 maj.
Mddletown Is
Creagerstown IS
smmittsburg, not heard from.
Liberty 2'3
New Market "a
ianvers not heard from.
Woodsborough 80
Petersville 80
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Allegany county, and Emmittsburg and Hau-
vers 10 hear from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18
al ., 81 $50 3,Ola ,S6 l69, 7s9 Il

Total 20 ,25a, 363 3,Ol2,SSo l5S.Ie al
The iuterest Of the Bonds Of The State OF Alaba-
ma payable here well hut payable abroad, due on the
Is, OF January has already been provided for.
The Mutual insurance Company have declared
dividend of per CENT payable the ID Of December.
Tn. Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company per cent. for
six months.
The American Insurance Company OF Baltimore fourth
division OF capital OF so per share, on or after the 18th is
With very bad Judgment and economy, TO our
thinking the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company are
reironing their truck with the fiat rail Tie Company Ic
the travel over the road large and they IRE entirely
able to make this imprcvee the best possible manner-
rhc nryilege of cayn: freight, which they possess
renders still more imperative that the or ran should De
n as feighting requires much scr road THAI the trans
,,o, of passengers. Greater speed also be attained
nth 90 fe,y OH tho heavy rail than the fiat, and with rail
r Albany 10 Buffalo the distance might be done in 20
hours with case.
all, 10 -,e,ne at the banking department the CompoI
~ O Albany On and after the 18th inst. the of
On If III. Two surviving parties has completed
M -sv of the shore route from New Haven to Southport
sr The New ok and New Haven Railroad. sud new
v.yug line from Bridgeport TO New aVsn VIA Deioy The
tcy n,r becan d, Southport and he's run the le u ta
IVES, =, Greenwich The route Is said to be favorable no
rsse .bove 40 ee to the mile beng required and not al e.
,aordnsry amount Of enbankins aud hiins
Th. following is u statement Ut the receipts ana
e,,ndi,urss Of the Columbia and fhlsdapha Halfway ic'
the month of October ls4i: 80, 70, q.
seeop., o. .ns lbG II, hit,eS 1870 "
Excess, Of receipts expense s15Si e
Add excess from Jan. to Oct .Sls.V.. =
Profit for 10 months ending Nov. sIS SO 80
Beias at the rate Of cent annum OF the cost Of 'n'
railway nnd MACHINERY. ~,
rhe revenue from inspection Of Tobacco IN Bal
ri,ore amounted al the aud Of the .s fiscal rear 20 so
o S. and the disbursements for wages. hoos ana luessa
~. ,xre,c, % s3s7 g. leaving net 'esnue to the ssts
Of sso,7sl O.. c.u,,;.,,.
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FRurT;-The demand in England for American

FRurT-The demand in England for American
fruit Is likely to become matter of considerable
Importance. large quantity of apples were sent
there last season, and paid well Many orchards
OF iive ten, and twenty thousand trees have lately
been planted in the HUI: son River Counties, with
view of growing apples for export to foreign
countries. We see no reason why peaches from
New.Jersey, and other Atlantic regions where
they viii grow, cannot be sent to England By
steamers, and arrive in good condition.
Newark Advertiser.
U George Dunn has been tried in Pittsburgh
foT the murder of John Anderson and found
guilty. a motion was made by his counsel for
new trial.
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- DR., II. RiznbaE's mineral Testh.-fhs
celebrity which these Teeth neve obtained and The high value
upon them by those who buve them, together with
their Known ntrinc sppeoriy The great OF teeth
that made IN 'la country. hav' induced D. kmbai to
such arrangements VII, are:ite enable hm
py the increasing demand for Them 10 extent he mas Been
confirmed in this design By the uniform Which has &C.
tended his practice II this department OF his D!nieOD Md By
The eh that hive been passed these eeh by
Of our d:tinr he c!t.eGs no arc now wsarit
hem md By several nj the eminent PhyscpE and Den
lists OF this city. who have simultaneously osre! The
pie Testimonials 20 their excellence Those teeth are and will
continue be made by p. kta eIeiss-e!Y far his
prdtce Trey set in ia eageD mgrDe upon heavy
god Plate. aud adaDtad the mouth in such va2 Is 20 con.
blue The hige utility with the greatest possible comfort. They
arewaauied TO DC unsurpassed by ahy that aIe made in the
United States and guaranteed in all csse 70 "a perfectly,
and all the that artificial teeth can be made
answer d.! kmbcl! sies 10 be particularly noted ,brt
his such viii enable him 20 Usr
teeth made the style above mentioned. al tas
that charged for tie most interior is. specimens may
be a. his house No, III Broadway neal SDnn2est.
nIl lInisv<
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Police Office.

Ldreenies. Michael Hogan was arrested aud
sTInit;e to stealing SUN q money nom the money drawer
Jane Brown Wa: arrested ard c9nm;,ed for picking The
wallet containing e. Soon after the Of Jane Brown
sn numed Frances Mnugh approached her, and taking 81 %
from her. went away He after arrested however,
and committed 10 prison.
Burslary.-Wbi,e the procession was passing
through Ea. Broadway on Friday, the house rs Division
street. which The inmates bod locked und ett was sureq-
liable hunting watch, $40 in bank bills, two valuable gold
ns and arge amount of other jewelry The burglar hus
not been arrested
Pocket Pieked-As the procession WIS passing
through Broadway the pocket OF Nj. David Giand OF No
laChambe street. picked of his wallet, containing SOU IN
Bills and gold. The thief escaped.
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Commercial and money Matters.
ns- For Commercial and uoncy Matters. sec Last Pa

rJ- For Commercial and Moucy Matters Last Page.
SATURDAY, P. Nj.
Another considerable fall was experienced in
Walstree to-day, especially fancies. 1t is one eu
the Decline which should be marked showing
that the panic does extend the investment Stocks thnt
the sales of this description exceedingly limited, be-
there demand but because holders not sellers,
and, buy, the full market price must be bid The fall has
thus far except limited measure. only embraced the
speculative nondividend paying Stocks, which bought
reference much to their actual value to the
pec Of speculative before the contracts due OF
course these operations the market n affected by all man.
OF umors aud the anticipation of what be the effect
upon the country Of the Administration kas Ind das
irous influence Stocks especially Railroads. which
would sensbly feel any depression in the business of the
Try The first fall of 10 cent undoubtedly the
suit of this feeling, that the election Of Mr. Polk navor
able The prosperity of the Unon and this
assisted by the condition of the Exchange market But
think the continued decline is not much 10 be nscribed
these the weakness Of most Of the holders very
general call mas been made by the brokers for deposits the
Stocks they carrying for operators the fall having used
the margins This call have been unnble respond 10,
and consequently large parcels Of Stock have been thrown
the market The large houses who able TO buy hold back
purpoely and of course the market falls heavily This,
think the rational explanation to be given of the fall
to-day.
We quote Sterling 10 100 Francs 52l! $50,
with little doing.
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DIED.,

On Saturday morning 18th instant. Mrs. MAlslA CO.,
Dam widow Of the ia,e Lsursa Goadun, In the ia yes! o.
On Saturday morning lsh instant. FRANCES HESKIls;
Eta iufani daughter Of John and Leta Gates asea 70
nozths -, s,.~,
Friday evening ls.h the ssh year Of his ure, FRAN
o. Friday mSrnans 18th instant, M JOHN McKESNA,
Ssadsy night, l4h instant of the dropsy. EDWARD
oathe ls Infant, o, bis residence in Sandy Hill Meshing;
%a County, a, 7, JONATHAN BURK, u 'ae o"a year "
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ton Of Iowa. relating to Bsnn will be that the Ind
vidual Liability System has been adopted
Banking institution, will not be permitted ex. in Iowa
under the CONSTITUTION under the following conditions
-al charter. before gong into opernon to be approved
oil by majority of the qualified Of the State edthe
:tockhode.i be responsbs individually and ssvsoy, for
the ue. Of the Bank sGhe Of repeating ,uch char
ter. 10 be reserved TO the State Legislature.
the following is list of some oil the principal
sTt:ces eceiTsd at Pt;ibuIsh. BIZ TIE Rive from Msich
1a-..
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PLEAsANT Shaving CREAM AyD ExotLIrgr
From far ds,nn, land where the plan, blowing
And the fair sex famed for their delicate feet
There are herbs Of great in the wilderness growing
That prepared make cream this; pleasaA. and sweet:
When placed on the bend rough md strong though b.
hsof.ens it we'll to the skin gives pleasure
And the razor moves soft and so free,
That every one halls Chinese Cream treasure
Henrys Chinese Shaving Cream compound remarkably
emoen to the skin, and prepares the beard for the razor by
soenns it, SO that the usual toughness removed 1t erad
Gates all mpes and heals the Prepared apd sold b. A.
B. SANDS Co. wholesale and retail Chemists and Druggists
2'S Broadway, corner Chambeee,. Sold also .9 Fu;on
street and Il East Broadway. Price 80 cents go
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CENSUS OF LInERn.-From an abstract of the
Census of Liberia, we gather the following items
In 1s43, the total population of the colony, -
$50; of these Gas are children born IN the colony.
The average annual mortality in the colony is
about 4 per cent The first emigrants arrived
there in 1920, "a years ago.
Churches, %; COMMITMENTS, American, L.
Ola: Recap,ured Africans, ll6 Africans, 1913 4;
total, l,4S3.@
Schools, l6; Scholars, American, $40; Aifi-
cans, 1879; total, 562. -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, g.; kidnapping, IL;
Burglary, II; Grand Larceny, lO7; Petit Lar
ceny, l04; other offences, al.
lmporte in two years, S157. s2s; exports 90.
1923, 694; stock in trade, S5S,75 real estate
of merchants, S39,55o; commission BUSINESS
annually, $50, 500; vessels, 8.
Coffee trees, 2l,l97; acres sugar cane, "a
acres in rice, So; co. Indian corn, lo5; 90.
ground nuts, 81; DO potatoes and yams' $40 I; 90
Cascade, S26. Acres owned, 1884; ander cu'-
dvation, s4S. Cattle, II :; sheep and goats, 2i4
swine, 2S5; 6ucks and hens. liz dozen. Total
value owned by farmers, SPLITS.
we presume hi, does no, include the members The Ms
Nona Station, the interior. but only those IN tie CoioSa
Territory
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Disasf ers.

slip from The Norfolk Beacon dated Thursday afternoon.
TINT the schr Triumph Captain Elliot from Province
town. when eight miles castnortes o. Great Esq liarbor
water. mamopnns snaGine. painted wh!te main peak
haIyard block taken rn. her: Trapped and
nearly new. She was no doubt loaded with ons, as large
quantities floating the water near by ho supposed 70
have been ~ that situation but n sloIt time.
The brig Stnr, Pttman, from Grenade Oct % experienced
heavy gale from N\E 10 North 10 wndwad OF the =
CayeOse carrying heavy press Of canvass 10 weather the
rect shipped heavy tho starboHT bow, which sp.
fore opust Say and fore spencer and washed paEt
of the deck iond which cnused her leak very badly Bore
away for iwosd Key. came oad ound the leak 10 be
above water and under the apron, could not get at IT,
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cITY INTELLIGENT E,
SATURDAY.
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent.
s,,;b A. Howell vs. Theodore A. Barrett and
o., lute sheriif-The Sheriff levied CT effects in the
r hBosEns Saloon S s Bro n S %hSh the no,
sD,e II an execution for S60 10 be due TO Mr. Bar
s ,. sT Ti Herman Atw his law whom he s9n
n ss s' sS Sss Ell hSme af @5S
U.s. tne and the goods reporined and the pre-.
fe 10 test the question, II is denied that Mr. Atw
@ of the establishment. and il averred TINT the a.
oSta scon IN the Superior Court brought by Mr. AtW
q - ~; ,mth Howell decided TO that effect. The case will
lsH-s',aI m forenoon.
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rg'TIE TEETH! THE TEETH. A. REED, Dentist
No So Pnnces;reet, southeas. corner OF Broadwsy IN
his profession and possession OF The mot valuable
improvements the Dental An. Ladies or gentlemen N THn
cate operator upon the Teeth and Gums you'd do well TO call
Testh extracted for the poor gratis. from To- A NJ
n n ynrancy for one Student. To young man OF
gentee address wishing learn ucrutve profession THIS
10 or oro. nl2 1wisA