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PIANOS FOB SALE AND RENT,

c. New and secondhand PIANOS, of my
VxTffown and several other factories, are al
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroom, on 18th st..
between Pa. avenue and st.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
jan 1S-ec3m* r, C., REICHENBACH
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FAST LINE.
WHkLEY's OMNIBUSSEs.

Leave Washington at 6 and IL
GERSi u o'clock a. m, and 81 and O'Clock
@p . m. Leave Alexandria at 4, 81
and 10 o'clock a. M, and o'clock p. m.
This line connects with the cars at each place.
Washington Office, DR.. Butts Drug Store, corner
18th st. and Pennsylvania avenue, and the United
States Hotel.
Alexandria office, James Entwisle's Drug Store aud
City Hotel.
The Middleburg and Aldie Stage leaves on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Office at the above named places.
feb 2-f VIM WHALEY,
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ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS


DoLIzAFD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
INVENTOR OF TIE CELEBRATED GOSSAMER
VENTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
T0UPACES.
No. lit CHESTNUT STREET, opposite the Sydtt
House, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
/ to measure their own heads with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scslps, Inch.
No. l. The round Of the No. l. From forehead to
head back far as
2. From TO ehead bald.
over the head to 2. Over foreb cad as
neck. far as required.
3. From ear to ear 3. Over the crown of
over the head. the head.
4. From ear to ear
round the fore
head.
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND,

kEMlTTANCES TO Ireland.
DEksONS desiring to send money to Ireland, Can
l. obtain checks for FL or more, on the Belfast
Banking Company, payable in all the principal
towns Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
feb 22-eotf
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Arrival and Departure of Ocean steamers,

Nante. Leoves For Days.
Pacific Liverpool. :. New York Mich. 8
Africa. ........ Liverpool. New York. Mich. |
o. The California steamers leave New York on
the 5th and Goth of each month";
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READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.
Youths and Boys CLOTHING In
abundance.

abundance.
NTE are daily receiving new additions to our
w large and extensive assortment of Youths
and Boys Clothing, which We have had mauufac
tured expressly for sales, in the most fshona-
BILE and durable manner, the styles and qualities of
which have fecured and continued the appreciation
Of all purchasers.
Our present assortment consists Of
Frock Coats Black Cashmere Pants
Sack Coats Fancy do do
Roundabouts Low price do do
J'ckets Silk and Satin Vests
White and cold Shirts Undershirts, &c.
Drawers
With our present assortment we feel satisfied that
patrons be suited in STYLE color, and quail.
ity of Goods st moderate prices.
WALL & STEPHENS,
next door to the Iron Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
mar lift
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FORM o. Odd for sHpplyina Special Post 0Fces
u -, Of -, county Of -, State Of
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ROGER BROWN 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS d IMPOR TIERS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS
No. 323 HIGH STREET,
(bst,seem Eighth and Ninth, north stde,1
PHILADELPHIA PA.
aodkR BROWN. Toe 2S-ly] WILLIAM WALLACE
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EDUCATIONAL.
GFoRoFT0WN FEMALE SEMINARY,

0EOH6ETOWN fEWAL6 BE0lNAKY,
GHoRaErowN, D. @.
FTNHIS institution is open and in full operation.
i A few more pupils can be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils $500 per session Of teu
months, payable half yearly in advance
French, music drawing, &C., extra
Day pupils from s. to SO per quarter of IL weeks,
Circulars and catalogues to be had on Application
to the principal. WILLIAM ]. CLARK.
&C ZS-dtf- Principal.
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TURKISH PERFUMERY.
DURE Otto Of Rose
IL Light Rose ~ asta-
Sultan Amber Suy et-
Barem Chickek Suy
Tennis Lick 6uy, or Beauty Water
For sale at BIRGFS,
Jan 7-tf Willartls' IIotaJ
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X&SGA leave ALEXANDRIA at 4, ~ and
@S 10N A NJ, 2 and 81 P. NJ. Leave
WASHINGTON at and IL A. NJ, So, 81, and 81
?. III. Washington Office, P. w. HALLS Cigar Store;
in Alexandria, at my Office and A. G. NEWTON's
Mansion House. First trip up and last trip down
30 cents; all others rs cents. Baggage extra.
jan 26-tf HIGH LATHAM
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FREsCO, DECORATIvE,

FIR K CO, ID e O RATIVE,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
ORN MEN TAI PAINTING I.
gINHE undersigned respectfully inform the citj-
Zens of Washington and Its vicinity that, hav-
ing determined on locating themselves permanently
in this city, as RRESCO, DECORATIVE, AND Or
NAMENTAL PAINTERS, they shall at all times be
prepared to devote their attention to decoration In
any style Of the interior Of Churches Public Halls,
Private Dwellings, &c.
HUBERT SCHUTTRR,
HENRY KAHLERT,
Pa. ave, 2. side, between 18th and 14th sts.
1n-2mx
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WILLIAM chopin
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Shop and residence, next to corner Of 18th and sts
iy lHtf
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COMMISSIONER
OF DEEDS FOR
new YORK, Texas, California,
New jersey, Louisiana, Missouri
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Kentucky.
Maryland, Georgia, Michigan.
Maine, Wisconsin, Ohio, and
Minnesota, Florida, Other States;
q l. OR e C.THO N AS.
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS, q
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
OFFICE OPPOSITE TO THE TREASURY BUILDING.
nov icy WASHINGTON. D. @.
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JOHN HITZ,
GENERAL MINING AGENT.
Address Box 1876, Washington, D. O.
dec 191Sm

FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and C0unsellOr.at.La~
AT IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DO.
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WIN. R. WOODWARD,
"A to r n at L W,
Office on Louisiana avenue, six doors east Of Sixth
street.
Residence on 9Th, between D and e streets.
mar TT
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BUSINESS CARDS.

V. P. CORBETT,
Attorney and Counsell0r.at.Law
WASHINGTON, D. @.
ONCE on 9th street, near Pa. avenue.
mar 18-1y
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

RICHMOND, OBITUARY III 1874.
TOEACCO.-The receipts Of loose Tobacco this Y!
have been small compared with those OF the past wees
general prices have been rather better than they
tha date of GU. las, report. n. 81. MARTIN 4 ca
Sales vi Tobacco BY N. NJ. MARTIN q Co. s hhd i
G q Goodrich, SIS 80 and II, 49, p Finch q, !;
Mre Jsre X Williams at 6 IS; T Hicks at 25 !! j
bcr,s g. W Debridge at and 9; Il Cham5lis OF:
and p w Brewer at g.
WHEAT Prime white So; prime red 81 IS.
FLOUR-Holders refuse to sell under IS 75 G
straight brands cannot be had for less than SO. No H
T. J. PEYrOi
| COGN-90 Cents per busile
CORN Mt:AL-GC 81 cts. per bushel.
OAlS--I5 50 cite. per bushel.
B..CON-NUun;aia cured hog round. 8 n SIX cer';,
cusd and Smthied hog round, 9E 10 9I cents; oit y
efn Sides 81: Shoulders So Sides az; Ssy
ers $. S!.; Hams II II.
BUTrER--Goshcn, IS % Cts, Mountain, 10 q {
scnc poorer Sorts suitable for table sot as
eS IL Is cts.
COFFEE-Wc quote Rio II n IL cents; Laguyrl =
Is; Java 1917 10 Il; Mocha Is l5x cts.
H-Mockere No. 3, small, 6 u * the latter Tor :
ton inspections Halifax Hsrrngs, No. |, IS 5s per:
gross S3s a 4.
CANDLES-Tal!ow II q Is crs.; Hulps und j.
sons patent IL; Adamonnc % 80 M;,cheIIs pa.eu;
q 81; Sperm SO 36 c,s.
LARD-New in barrels lOH etc.; kegs IL a TX.
LIVE STOCK-U. Shocks Repor)-Beef Cattle &
Seisht 50 Goa g IS, gross Sheep, 81 SO 50 co. nel
So 25 nett.
.SuGARS-Wc quote Porto Rico SIX 81 ces
thcw Orleans 81 i OK. Refined Loaf 9H 10; Cruz.
~ M Powdered 81 %; Coffee Sugar 81 q !.
!vi;~Frotn wharf 81 25, from 81 So for Fl
cfn Virginia 81 TO-
CUAAO--Sales al $50
lLaS1 Eh-Sa!cs Lump ssh a, Wharf; S. On e.,
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For the Enquirer
THE JUNCTURE.

From all the indications around u.s. II Is evident ihnt the
groat battle Tor the Constitution s in spirit and letter
is 10 be fought and decided the Nebraska bill before
Congress There either DO cordial return to Tho true
spirit Of the Constitution or wider departure than
from it, There symptoms TINT the worst ears OF some
our farseeng statesmen may be realized and yet
there cheering Indications Il 10 certain that the nnt
slavery Of the North rallyng in al lis strength
for the last conflict and ~ learn whether le re-
cent happy qiet has been but Il ma asleep mere iu IN
the enpcs only gathering strength 10 break FORM win re-
doubd fury whether hero has been amy real change III
opinion for the BETTER The extent force sp and power,
OF the abolition feeling must be developed Inc mon
Is show ITSELF 10 all lis naked deiormity and
crushed forever 10 triumph the il DC
Of the unon and The consequent overthrow of our nsu
FUNDAMENTAL vital principles vital the Cous
tuition; vital The rights The honor the dearest interests Of the
Souh vital principle to The best interests of The poo
pie epery where The question involved, OF the
first which claimed The attention and anxious solicit
tude OF tho OF The Republic and with patriotic wisdom
aud foresight settled they hoped forever From past
attempts and present Rvowas Of bad men, cro be
doub, of their objects. The doclriacs md spirit by which
such men are governed md aCuated fiji fox people
and would destroy The best government on ca!th Such
allen spirits Gddnse Chase ard Sumner would perpc
rstc any evil whatever By any Without
IF true bencyoence humanity these virtues always
oo their bis,eed they should be- with repeated
perjury They live by agitation and, like Nero would id
lie while Rome was burning. They would shake this Union
s deep foundations retain their places in Congress
balancing power and feast like canibas The public
crib Self their only deity sits enihroned In The dark
uf their hearts, and this God they would
firebrand which would endanger the lives Of Millions
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;..i f.. He worst PURPOSES is i;ur political o,CAI'
~ w,,,It Gait 'airs from he'll" blow !! ln'o NM
!, nerrssary aiy language IL Slro;ia, bat Aho"i- ~
M. n,r as IN EEL !; Is rot strong GiGns" and
.,y he ,Hur'H", ion. rusp"ari, II 10" VIZ. ,nl
49,, | ,,r ~, il "5mt. Let he battle n"% 'r ''ut"
80 ERR, CONGREGATIONAL prarpIel and tic grnrd oi 'sn
i,n.u, ;,:iha,rr tGWivncatinn ur evasion ~ inust
later nc to that. A vrlcy these terms "Il no "
.h-cn and this is Necessary To The gooo ma peI",
,rIsr nj ,hr coluy The Cc,bsr cannot be qneteu WIN
Zones nr salt cakes hat half vaEqushcd. Will only NOW
Ioudsr rni tile Win every iaug The hand "hch iee'
them. $500, , M i,lo The
.,p0 ct honestly hrievs with better hopes CT success 'fH
svpr before leYc Il.ere IL the North. and In INC
.roa Northwest larger Of real conservation INA"
AZ any former period OF Our history ii 10 'ic GUY "a VIZ
South 10 cheer on this gllian. northern phaldnX lhe ~"
thor Of the hill is northern by birth. anu from er
state II has been introduced into The lower House by one
% the most honest and patriotic men in Congress- ihe
south has not In her own bosom trncr Trend man hcdo
sna Ut illinois. There be no doubt, mai uchei"
Pierce aud the wcle Administration ia with US LEI TIE
sonh The whole SOUTH teto distinction Of party stand ne
one man and all may we'll There is every motive n'
good mcn north ami south, 10 rally brothers on tals qes
,on Motives addressed 10 self interest may mol o
appropriate here, but il Is capable OF oemohsao 'a
tho north n the results OF this question: would be Inc
losers The south full OF tho elmens OF prosper
ty and renl independence Cmatce productions marlboro
territory and all the elements Of g!ea conessed In
favor This past u.t1lIcn OIL ne slavery question va
more than all other put together tended 10 develop
,hasn resourcrs There fearful aspects OF this question
which should DC we'll considered We cannot DC conquered
bu, il the north class OF our population Ike On
army OF ucusis by pushing matters 10 extremes lhey can
have lhem least in dangerous numbers Canada cannon
mnch longer reeeircr Tor the HAIL
In every aspect OF this mOmentou5 question, repeat ie
best interests the south is or less In lis own hands
Let us then discardag every minor consideration OF melt
sweep OF the tempest the ranks Of fanaeism may yield
AN AMERICAN.
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ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS.

The General Assembly yesterday elected the toio"lne
officers for the Of two years from the LIST January he@'
viz; c. W. Munford Secretary and Librarian; c. Cu'.
ter Auditor of Public Accounts w. L. Jackson, Second
Auditor j. B. Stoval Treasurer S. H. Parker, Register Of
the Land Office; W. F. Richie, Public prner-all present
ncumbents, with tho exception OF Mr.. Clutter who sue
ceeds Robt Johnston, Esq For long time MI clutter
has been the clerk in the First Auditors olce-and lhe
industry. intelligence, frmDess and courtesy exhiofca oy
him In capacity shew TO the satisfaction OF all mat nc
is admirably fitted for his prcsen, Office
The election of Superintendent, aud General Agent
and Storekcepe for the Penitenary was not gone into
yesterday Another day will have to be fixed on oy ooll
Houses for that purpose.
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The senior editor his grateful thanks TO the Gene
raj Assembly their renewed confidence shown by his
unanimous election yesterday Public Printer lie
pledges himself make his best efforts deserve that conn.
dence and ho has hitherto done 10 spare no labor or e1
pense 10 have the State printing executed promptly and we'll
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SALES OF STOCKa

-, FFEV 81 JON 4. LANcAgrgRA Suy nponRaa
' s,n per cem'' y.'rso run, sales nt,he Trea.
y,ra,33i, r nor etc o, SIO5
Virginia per Cents over IN yNr, ruo ., 10 ,U' ~.
pi nn5,,otsi H., 'h yrs TO run. sales lnl ant
RicImoni t:iy Rom, a, vr,r, 80 80 sales. ln3X aat
Richmond CITY bonds, Ghnrt dates, as,.,Iss ia, 10 Wv
r ,r S ,Is n So ' ;a ~ - 's' 's'''' III
Exchange Bank Stock, last sncs III III
Virginia and Tennessee tIiI Road bonds lastsars es a..
virginia Fire and MaTinc. aet sales ,co "
n ~ re HsSosiallnn ooGE, par s ast ss!es 33
stock last 5:e5 100
tif:itia CcG:tal Railroad Stock, last aalcR, 50
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Stock, laHt
sales, 40
Richmond and phnY!ile Ran Road Stock. sales 70
James Rive. & kanu Tta Stock. last sales. ~
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"FLUSII TINES OF ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI"
We invite attention the advertisement of this very
clear and popular book. We are proud TO see Virgnlan
winning such distinction The author has dono by the sue.
cess OF his very and striking book When we state
that in seven weeks the book has gone through editions
we state remarkable fact in the history of Southern iiea-
ture We have heretofore fully announced our high appre-
citation of the rich fruit Uf MIR. Badwn's fac genius. All
thnt Is advise readers 10 procure
ces and enjoy the treat themselves OF soo OF
The as beautiful and thrilling sketch OF The
,,,vuard I'M, brilliant s. s. Pfenss ourselves fully
nt and our knowledge tes'!cs 10 the del
inv OF the potrat vgInan should cherish thsi charming
work of one of their gifted Brethren
The Paudins Miss Clarion says that this very clever
ho,r of Mr. Baldwin takes us rag money en OF Mis-
sssiupi and Aabana-the days OF Infant jurisprudence
bacswoods udicatues aud yerdan u:'s; the aboriginal
epoch indeed tho white manshad but just s"ppan'eo
his red or predecessor and when Civilization
WINS less in favor things being done
according suggestive yet unutorcd nature without Inc
assistance Of ornate urt or gentle refinement
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Point, shieh are gained and secured THAT ia yet 10 be
WAsAISuTos, Feb. 6, 1854.
Alter material notifications the prcjt Of Gen. Gadsdcn
WILL underslanj be submitted 10 the Senate The obJec
lloDuble e1;ures OF been in degree removed
and there can but little doubt that II will receive Tue ap
proval OF The Senate
The dcluy of the President In This matter md the import.
ant charges which he made In tho pr shows that he
fully appreciates The whole subject. The matter Is supposed
N he 30 arranged TO secure u.s. With little of the OBJ
ectionabe parts of it possible the several substantial
points which have been gained by Gen. Gadsden. these
understood TO be- the a6jGgaon Inc o rnod
and the Meslla Valleys the territory which Is had is poor
md barren and is Of but little value. The doing way win
tho III article Is the rccommendaory point IN this mat
The value of proper decentralization due by US 10 Mex
subjects Is question dependant upon facts winch are
differently estimated II Is believed TO be from Elk 10 twenty
millions of dollars. Senator Informs me mat inc Claims
amount 10 about thirty millions. Whatever tcy nc~ may
be- they are accommodating fast In THIS artcc mexican OIL
pomacy ouwitled u.s. Under H. the hnest cattle ma,se. IN
has been opened Mexico II has been the Gus
tom drive cattle up the frontier, and 10 have them
seized by the Indians those Interested having Inc oes
guarantee in the good faith Of our government mat ty
would be rcmuncrated IL Is well get rid OF This article
as possible bot the BIO paid for s aboga.
ton should be matter 10 be settled between the gov
eminent 10 upon the facts.
The Mcsllla Valley is claimed DO already ours If So
lts purchase lie oheconabr if on account The pre-
cedcn is bad one III u oc not ours already X Is worth
having al a fair price
The route for rail road is very important The only pac
tcabe rail route the Continent ia near the 32 para
Ie road from Arkansas Louisiana, through Texus 10
Ell pasa or Dpna Ana and from thence 10 San Diego
necessarily passed through portion OF The province OF
Sonora which portion we nave now acquired ms 49, In
decd, q valuable acquisition.
These points gained valuable but they are no, worth
as far as known facts will warrant tho belief twenty mil
lions of dollars; especially certain Objectionable points
which have modified 1t beyond doubt that the large
amount of money he paid the fault OF the joint in
ia"rs of English and American SPECTATORS But VIC may
be Obliged to satisfy ourselves with having gained much
The great object OF the treaty. which should have been
ACQUISITION sufficient territory TO better the political equ
brium of the Unon has been gained this ye be
done and this settlement cannot should not DO final
one Besides the boundary is not natural one, and
therefore cannot be permanent and proper We
wait patiently for transping The best has been
nude OF bad bargain, and in The belief that is the best
which can now had il be considered well 10 make
secure We NAV have oil the fucs and be enabled 10
Judge better. FAlkFAA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10

In,sIqencer TO the elaborate article Of the National ne
osncsr Ia opposition the Nebraska Kansas BILL We pre-
far 10 answer the Washington negencer through the me-
dunn of one Of Its party organs. We only wish that
ali tbs Wing papers Of tho South would come out as boldly
and manfuy on the subject does the Petersburg lne
pencer 10 tue following article:
1ur NATIONAL 1NTELLIG ENC GER ON THE NEBRASKA BILL
The old saying that "here telling what d,y may
hiring FORTH been orciby brought 10 mind by the
In the National nteseucer Of Monday CT lie lead
no editorial article This venerable and valuable journal
hps contrary expectation, out against The Ne
br,ska Bill and taken It's position along eide OF Benton,
Chase Sumne and the rest OF the Free Soil and Abolition
onnonen. of the South We have rarely in an impor
tant political crisis The course of the lnleGencc fceby
sratansd bv aIeuen, rs in The present We speak
with entire respect when say that In the article which
we are noticing the editors fall very short OF doing justice
to themselves for they have heretofore generally sGnazet
themselves In the discussion OF great issue py ne power
with care what they have written 10 Tue way
of exception to the Nebraska Bill, aud we are
constrained TO express our qualification al hndins
in their words nothing weuken shake the opinion which
have after mature considerations arrived at In favor oil
the proposed measure We regret thar the lpelgencer
has taken tho attitude which snuounces-bu
Douglas opes be what they may his proposition about
The Missouri Compromise involves particle of violated
fai,h-contsns syllable proposing abrogate ring
"COMPACT" There is in it no "nulhc ation of solemn
covenant between United States State of Ms
souri" for the very bill teef expressly that the Mis-
souri &C, Of 1920 'wss SUPERSEDED By THE ACTS
OF 1880" aud Is upon this assumption rather This
,edsda law :nopersIiYe" Now the only question 10 be
considered is whether or not the Comptomse OF 1850 did
actually or virtually repeal that OF ls20f If II did, then Ia
the act Of 1920 we contend 49, null VOID and OF no
force; in another word IL imperative without The need
of any formal declaration from Congress to that effect We
s-il present 20 again into discussion Of the srma
live Of the above proposition holding we do ha, either tho
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DIED.

T-5i~'THE ANIMAL GEGEiAL. MEETING
Mutual Assn auce Society Vi.gmil, viii be heiIr
Once IN The Cy OF KiconJ Non lay the 9Th oil regra
O'clock, r ]. RUTHERFORD, ?
Feb. l0-c,i
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SO NOElCE.-l again tender my services 10 my irn'
ieii'T'cItIzens for the Office Of High Constable 80
ability. CroRcG " Toll
Feb. 20 80
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Special Correspondence OF the Enquirer
The modified proj of Mr. G1dsdcn i: go to the Senas-
oat, qrhieh arc gained and secured THAT ia yet 10 be
bo6
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-01

The New-York bills of mortality foI
the 24'h week Of the present year show
that 81 persons died of cholera. This i.
large increase over the previous week
and naturally enough produces some ex
element in New York. OF the cases
Wards Island furnished Is, and those
properly within the city were mostly fresl
Immigrants, or residents of filthy ant
closely packed houses. The number c
deaths from cholera, though large wher
considered alone, is relatively no. so. The
whole number by oil diseases for the 24lt
week was over 400. OF these nearly sc
were from consumption.
In Boston, for The same period, there
were but four cholera intermen,s, and the
whole mortality of the week was but 62
In Philade phia nine intermen,s from
cholera were repor1ad, but most of then
had died before the close Of the previou.
week, and but few recent cases have come
10 the knowledge of the Board of Health