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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

HEALTH OF New 0RLEAEs.-With sincere pleasure
congratulate readers upon the improving
the public health. There has been consdsrable 60
crease In the number Of deaths the past week
pared with the previous the principal decrease being
smopg the yellow fever cases. We are confident that
when the returns from the different cemeteries sent
into the Mayor Monday that the improvement in the
sanitary condition viii be stfn evident. No doubt
much Of this Is owing TO the delightful weather have
had last wteh but many think that the fever has about
run it's course and that WIN rapidly disappear from
our midst We hore this may be 90 and whatever
may be the cause the gratifying effect evident We
trust that ty the exprston OF another week two,
city win HAYS ssain resumed it, usual healthy state and
that our eyes may DO more gaddsned BY the sight
e absent friends and the revival Of business. -Nep
OSieons Plcowne Oct g.
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HrAIrH or Boron. During the wsek ending Saturday
noon, only 70 deaths occurred seves ess than last
week indicating that shs city Is in unusually healthy
condition Twenty niss Of the dssths Of psrsoas
urdsr ave, aad sisht over Afy tee bsisg upvArdsst
eishty-fouf fouytssa disi 81 6ossuuptsa snIy Esar
kwsf dfsSassS Aad alas u tss.h5as. .,s = ....ss
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wiilian.S. MsKsA who was for long time editor Of
ttsst. Louis Demscruf, died recently In that city
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Which leaves .

Which leaves. $Zl6S0 %
Although this is 81, $3.50 SO less than Mr.. Reynolds
claimed in his contract yet Is $40 7o3 more than the
August 5ih until the court decided y 70 the validity Of
Divssted Of the collateral propositions inclu'ed in Mr.
cSs1.s q is4 3, .ss .Sa III: sssSD
ISL no 70 psy ssa q e.
owanoe on the contract, leaving about $4,000 to be
otherwise yTsySd .h;. for In 1853 sum "a: ssS G
manned in the treasury at the close Of the year 1863
There is nothing in the laws ordinances prohibiting
claim, the tax having been levied and collected for th,
specific object The prohibtory clauee in the tax law Of
:: SUM.
named shall b expended or applied other purposes
or objects than said objects or purposes respectively
for which the Board Of Supervisors herenbefore
powered to raise the fame as Aforesaid
The form Of the surrender Of the contract sub
mited to the counsel to the corporAtsn and approved
by him. As this contract Ia COW cancelled, ii 10
ectfuy suggested that resolution be passed By the
Common Council authorizing the City Inspector to ad
veitse for sealed bids or proposals. for removing dad
In giving this notice ard making the contract is
in my Judgment desirable that contractor should be
months from the North, vel the East river do I'd
atmas and ofal ana In this way measursbly avoid the
the Of Thirty fourth 1885, shown In the
ts'imonj in document No 43, Of the Board Of Alder
n.
II s important also that the notie and the contract
should embrace only such items the public health re
qurts 10 be removed at the expense OF the public.
Items shieh yield profit TO the contractor or 70 ind
vicusls like the garbage Of public houses or soap
bciler's nuisance &c, which ideal, ought to be
dssrded from the custody Of the government and b.
left TO to dispoted of by individuals In this way,
confidently believed. that the nuisance OF dead animals
and onA can be essentially abated, with much less ex
sse ssss Il ;h sss s{ the fse asn
DOCUMENT No. l.
Eject OF the proposition Of the Comptroller lin his
letter. calculated up to Nov 1, 1854
he proposes TO pay
l. For boat on East river side SO day from LIST April
1858, 10 months (ssa d I. * ,css 90
g. Removing !, l27 dead horses, &c, at 81 so,
mn to the lat September. ............. 11,S17 so
L. Removing dad dogs &C., At 800 month, 1900 90
8. Lime, At $50 month. ................... $40 90
90 esq so
Add removing dead horses, &c, during Sept,
and Oct 1854, say 840................,,,. 100 90
Interest 10 LIST Nov, 1854, say. ...... $3.50 90
These last two item: are estimated. The precise
amount can easily be ascsrtaned.
This leaves In dispute
l. Boat North river SIDE 5s4 days. At se sIl oee 90
Scapboers nuisance, 10 months, 1t $780, IL 400 90
8. Carriage from hotels, &C., 10 months, at
A. Removing bones, Ic 10 months; Il siao ssio %
30, los %
Besides interest, say ................. 1000 20
rot., .ssi, 200 90
The reports Of COMMITTEES on the Fire Dspaltmsnt,
confirming susdry return. q sxPusisss rstufned ~ the
he BcssS sSss sSjcunsd y Monday ssxs
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Alleged murder % . WIZ.
Cou4f o. orr AID TuBxuruR
Be(oeV Hou. ysd9S A0then.

azAL or rAf1IoK x'HAzoH SoE rRg xvaDn or
NM VIII
OcF N.-1As prisonse h til sass b tvsnty stght
years Of ags, and native u IrslsnA He u indicted fer
the murder Of his wife y vioaeaty beating aaA kicking
her. on the 6rst Of August, 1854, ct Ne LIS Hester
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Ieron Of Incorporate habits; did Ut examine the
rate habits she had slight confusion on the side Of the
hip but the Atomach the bruiss on the hip
about the size of quarter OF dollar 1t might Ia .
been done by fall or Sigh kick.
The case for the persecution here closed Mr. Phillips
said he should not trouble the four with any formal
~SS 4 b. in Brooyn
laborer know the prisoner; kusw his wife Cath
srine was ut his house the morning Of this occur
the boards or on the bed can't say which, there was
no bedsesd asked hor where was Patrick; she said he
was at work and she made effort to get up And fell
right over against . trunk; before abe struck the
trunk the bleeding unc the chin her head struck
the trunk didn't hslp her up; went right out she
saw bottle and glass the trank there appeared to
be brandy in the bottom Of tho glass Witness knew
pri' for ten years, and gave him good eharactcr
On crot examination the witness said the bed was on
the left hand side Of the door he went in, and the
trunk ON the right he could not tel What kind Of
inches high; 1t covered with leather, he thought
out Of work and went that day TO Patrick TO
ed bst NIs Nc Yahon bad tine cut under the chin when
ste lying the bed and before she got up; he fell
with her face towards the trunk she did not save
hersen with her hands, she didn't stand up when sh
rose from the bed shs too drunk to stand but fell
tight over against the trunk.
carry on my business in Elizabeth street; know the
prisoner At the bar; he Was In employ on lst August
last under my ordert; WAS his foreman he left to
to DINER that day two three minutes before after
~ O'Clock he was perfectly sober; know him moro
Tran years his general character and corduct
was perfectly correct and well he always did his work
cheerfuly; he was never irtemperats when under my
or sers-- on no occasion whatsoever
Cross exs mir ed know nothing of his having
been arrested for beating his wife.
james Bucban, soap and candle maker, Elizabeth
setKnovs the prisonsr sincs January, 1851 always
considered him rood quiet psacsab}s man. and good
vokmsn; never saw kim abbreviated all the tims he
with me but once and that g. PAricks day.
Jcseph Povs eAadle Akee also gave the prisossr an
s,cssot ohauActsr, ThAyss tsxak which HS. kcCssa~
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he entered into particulars which he would not Be
mitted to prove tie witness the stand thought
Hr. Willard-f is the right OF the plaintiff to show
malice II s impossible for the Court AZ this moment to
decide upon the relevancy of my remarks because had
His Honor-Do you intend before the case closed to
produce evidence Of malice in aggravation Of damages
His Honor-Ihen think you can 60 on.
Mr.. willard resumed his speech was going to add
that after the charges made b. Mr.. Eben against M
Erben had this Witness smi h, brought before the Re
corder: snd there attempted 70 make out charge
Recorder had investigated the matter, Instead Of
holding kr. Barr to answer he honorably discharged
been acquitted Of every charge ErSen had the auda
city to resrae his accusations and he hes reiterated
eomp,snt IL this suit mother fact tie remsrSsss
ths the learned council who drew the answer the
csunssl of Mr. Barr before the Rec rider Tsdpg all
these facts are they not bad enough? lhis Is the
spsipery brought against Ar Barr what then is Jour
duty In the lame those friends who trust in you,
minds esunay sssinss sou vas to be- made
This is the vew OF SANDER to have your lame
thus hat ", sIs nm.
against my client As you hope be Judged yourselves
ask to- consider the paints q inns at your
hand fer redress for the injury he has sustained
PLAINTIFFS EVIDENCE.
Moses s Beach, examined By xr. J. 7. Brady, de.
posed:-
Q. On the 25th Of October where did yon residss
a.
and proprietors Of the SNn newsp aper.
O. Did you ever haar Mr.. Eben state any thing about
Mr. Barr In that month"; If 20, VIII 1T and whsres
A. have heard him state som ethng, but ssnnot 70.
menber the wcrds particularly; II was in my house;
there were fifteen twenty persona prsssnt Nj Erben
addressed his remarks 70 all and spoke Of Mr..
having resolved money for police appointments he sai
he had seen Q check which had been used 70 obtain
such appointment; do not remem ,er the precise
words used Mr.. Exbsn referred to the check several
times AID repeated that he knew hst Mr. Barr had
csved the check Mr. Barr not present At the tme
Barr wss thsa an alderman; Mr. Erben spoke Of know
ing Mr. Barr, buu cannot say whether he spoke OF Mr.
Bars general conduct.
CrossssxAminsd, BY Mr.. whitng-I was then . resi-.
dent Of the sixth ward, but am not now; do not be-
eve that Mr. Erbsn was, 1t that time resident OF the
Sixth ward Mr.. Barr was alderman Of the ward and
candidate for the third district Of the city.
q Whs called this meeting Of gentlemen 1t your
housef sff H
Objectsd 10 on the ground Of irrelsysncy.
~. Mhttpg-l propose to show that At this time,
while Mr. Barr was an alderman, corruption by public
ruex existed in that body; that cxsns were alarmed
and that nov party started srsformss; thst Mr.
Barr appsared himself candi iaSs aul tA4 - meet
rg hsd n tho house Of Mr. Bssch wss Tor TIE purpose
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- THE EAGLE -
~ GAS-FITTING AND :
- IA Plumbing Establishment.

4 a. TIE NJRf EK OF SIXTt SFhEs1 A.
~ Pennsylvsnis AV-,,ua, arr now recsisi TIM
H0est assortment Of sfi;HANDELiEi<c and GAS FIX
TUBES evsr ehEref 10 the citizens of WI hi Z on
aud at the same time "ch.spsr than Ghe ohss,ss
sill that Is necessary is to q call 20 be convi rc.i
Of this TACT Ins papsri9f facilities t!us pousc
ems olss them to ssi their goods and do eork at
lesa rate than .uy OF the -eta.iers this city.
Thankful sor she v-ry liberal patronage Of fhe
citizens of Washington and vicinity, te pfoprietus
a-sur~s them tat with the add iucn OF .rpber uf
the best gas filters ana PLUMBERS Of bisie!ph's
and New York TO his present iurge force, he will he
abir to do wosk in both brsucne~ in the mo #
perioc style srd, Us before stated, ch srer than the
cheapest. - JH,. hEssh.
oct 2k -dtlaJan.
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wasRsxr MstHrseE cERT1rrr,TE

The E!.envi'le journal gives Tie follow
ing account Of a marriage in D ming and
the attending Gil cumstancts. Ii is pro-
verb that Love laughs st locksmiths, v
1t may also be ssid that Love overcoToes
all opposition
Married-In nerring, October 9th,
by Jacob OSterhon!-. Esq NJ. Nathan
Hinckley to Mss Mary r.. Donaldson. of
Neversnk, Sullivan county.
There were some peculiar circumstances
attending the above marriage which do
not usually accompany ceremonies Of
this kind. The father Of Miss Donaldson
was opposed to tins match The parties
were to have been married on the Goth.
Mr.. Hinckley started for the residence of
h S betrothed, solle nine miles, but be-
fore arriving there, was met by young
man with gun. who told him be cou,d
not go to the house. There was a notice
on the gate-way, or bars leading to the
house. reading, mo ADMTTTANcY: The
young man with tha san asked Hinck'ey
f he mad read it. Hinckley replied thst
iie had. vine, eupon he WAS Informed that
ne had better give heed % {, and Some
demonstrations werc ll.adC lGtlrnetlrg that
there might be some shooting going onif
be did moi. Deeminr Nrr'lcnre the b-tter
part Of valor. young Hinckley beat re-
treat, and forthwith took counsel how he
might accomplish toy stratagem what -
di | not like to undef-al,a 70 h''-g l.4-
by force. lie final III span ha1a..o
iDy eXpedient. Hel,I1a... .,1f4f Flei Hias
Donaldson had "a ''er possession a ring
which belonged to him. So Enat does he
dc but get out warrant for her, send
the constable and bring her forthwith be-
fore Squire 0sterbondt, on the charge Of
getting goods under fa'se pretences. That
was exactly what he aid. When the
constable went after Miss Donaldson. hrr
father was al work some distance from
the house, and of course knew nothing
of what was going on. till the constable
VITA his fair prisoner was well on his
way. After the officer and prisoner ar
rived at Squire Ostei hondt's, it did not
take long tor Hinckley TO Withdraw the
complaint and pay costs, after which the
arrangements of which notice is given
above took place instarter.
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e. b HALL, n. ..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

7 ATE of p.,.ll-iphia, s,graduats 10 A.iopathy
L 4 and Homeopathy, having had ext naive ex.
perisnoe in the Va nous departments of the oles
sion Offers his services to the ctizens Of gtor
acd v'ciuity.
Office No. 40 Thirt tesnth street between and
Il streets. ;sfics hours until 8 =. NJ; from 10
m.; and Z to 81 N.
references: WA. A. Ga1dnsr, N. D., Dean Of ths
homeopathic Coli.gs Pa. and the profess ion gen
tIOYs' AND YOUTHS WINTER CLIO HING.-
ID W. are nov receiving q large assnrtu.eat OF
DO, s. and Youths WINTER CLOTHING, Of nsw
and f. hionable styles, consisting Of
Overcoats and fslmss
Fro snd sack Goats
koundabhuts Jackets,
Plsin and isncy Cashmere Pants,
Cloth, silk, s tn and Nj, rino Vests,
White ard col red Shirts, susrenders, Gloves,
Handks rchie iefs, Hosiery, &c DC.
Making the largest an bsst variety OF Boys Yin
ter Clothing to be found in this cisy, which
determined to sell at the lowest prices
WALL e sTEfusNs,
Pa. avenue, bet Ninth aud Tenth streets,
next door to Iron Hall.
nov l7-tf News
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NEVER DEs elsE Youa BUSINESS

"No man of sense" it has been OBJ
served, despises his bread and butter. 81
1t is only the weak who are ashamed OF
laboring for q livelihood, or who affect to
scorn the branch of business which they
especially pursue. The first duty which
q man owes to himself, to his family, and
to his fellow. citizens, is not to become q
burden, pecuniarily, to society. That
commonwealth also is the most flourish
ing in which the proportion of drones is
the tewest. Indeed, the idea of a perfec,
state involves the necessity of every
member of it being producer. Hence
ii is that work is always honorable.
The most ordinary handicrsft employ
ment is as worthy, if exercised honestly,
as the professions of law or medicine.
Each citizen follows that avocation for
which he is best suited, and when he
does this he fulfills the law Of his ex-
istence; but never otherwise, A bad
lawyer is less truly respectable than q
good mechanic and an able doctor is
not more meritorious than an honest la
borer. To do ones duty in the walk
W!tete one Cdu Dc luOsl eu1cleut, Is 10 OF
honorable; to neglect it, or to seek som,
other walk, is to become really dis
graced. By this standard. and this
only, should we judge of mems r,specta
bility. 1t is time that we republicans
banished the arbitrary lines OF castles
applied TO the various pursuits of life
and which have been derived from feuda
Europe.
Yet there are thousands of men wht
are at heart ashamed of their business
Are they retail Jenders ! They scoi1
continuing to make money in their owl
way, and long to embark in the whole
SAFE line. Are they jobbers The,
think if they could only be shippers tha
their glory would eliminate Are the,
mechanics Are theys farmers E The
wish to be in business in lawn. Sue
persons. In their hearts, worship absun
distinctions, inherited from the socis
life of England, and regard the physician
the politician, or The banker, ss resil
greater men than common human clay
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4 Man BURIED ALIVE A correspon-
dent at Nashua, Y. H.. writes that sad
accident occurred there on tuesday,
which was the cause of muca excitement.
4 man was buried alive, forty feet below
the surface, by the clving ii, Of a well he
was digging. He lies covered with about
twenty feet of rubbish. In al probabil-
ity he was Immediately killed. lie leaves
wife and several children to mourn his
loss. About a thousand people were
present last night, attempting to rescue
his body from the tomb. After digging
some five feet, 1T became apparent that
the work'ren were themselves in immi-
nent danger, and it wss found necessary
to begin at the surface by rs-curblng TIE
cavity, and working down the entire s.
tance. 1t will now probably be Two
days before they Can reach him. About
twelve feet were sunk on Wednesday
night, and which would be il creased to
twenty yesterday morning probably
after that the progress would necessarily
be slow oston rauellsr, y OF. "a.
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sep 37i2m
NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS

/ Usf open ID our taie1 supply OF Itch Dress Goods
u which have been bought ut greatly reduced
prices, and ERt be sold oorrespoudinsiy low. We
name
h!ch dress silks c:svery variety
Very hand-o0e Plaid Merinds
Plain french aud EHgi,h M.rino., slI shades
Hich riaid and striped Casn neres and Nouss.Iius
pieo-s wds Silk Vslvets for mantiIIss and cloaks
70 more rich satin aud ofstn e,oaks
hu tu. Sroghx Cxshmers shawls aud Scarts with
fich gold BORDERS, some entire y new
800 long and square plaid and fs zr.d shawls
Cloth, Csscimers and Vestings
Gloves, Hosiery, ladies' aud childrens' rasriuo
vests ;
Gsatiemsns meriao and cotton aoissry, Gloves
MeriLo and cotton shirts. Drawers. 30, kc,
All Of which will be offered ut the fairsst low
prices. Please call ami examine for yourssiyes be
tore buying elsewhere. -
6-All articles sold at our establ shmsnt are war.
rsnsei to prove - represented.
MA4WE,.L, SEARS h COLLEY,
No 62S, Seventh street, doors soovs "a ".
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FIRE GLIDING. GALvANiZiNG. AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING.
On ALL KINDS OF Metal

On ALL KINDS OF Metal
EI LABARRE would respectfully inf ,rn the pub
T. lie that he has opened shop at the corner
and 10Th streets, In tho shove business and is new
ready 70 receive orders IN any hrai.cb, namely:
EIBE GIiGINa
on all kinds of orHansnts for churches, chai,ccs
,swes. and regalia for Free Masors, Oid Rei,os s.
and other societies., military ornaments, &c. Also,
sILyER AID ghsss WATCHES,
Chains, Gobists, LocSsts. Tea ard Tsbie spcors
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELECTRo s1LVhR-PLtrlNa
On Military oTnaDert<. Fruit Baske:r, W.:.sr2
CaEdss.icks, and LSseets.
also Silver plstipg tor Picr, bars, Gas Filters, &c
Ail orusgcen+s for military, srea Mssenf. Odd sej
loss szh other Seeiesiss esd CiEbs msaa to erde
OF tbs gtaoTieet notice.
ERlEUts LtEARJtE.
Corner end Iath sEs west, netr "a. asa.
"a E..E.S
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" The Washington correspondent of

w AaS W SsSA ASSAASSPSbaSAS VI
the Philadelphie Ledger says. Z" .. is q
remarkable fact, that out of tie % 900
post Offices in the United States, uone
has been defaulter either during the
last or preceding fiscal year. The single
defalcation which occurred in Troy, was
promptly made good, the whole severity
of the law against defaulting sub treas
urers being at once applied to the delin-
Quent. To secure the entire income
from the Department, and 10 introduce
economy into all its branches. is the
surest means of diminishing the deficit
between the revenue and the expendi-
lures of the Department. 1t is now be-
lieved, that in less than four years, the
Post Cftice Department will, under the
present system. cease to b. charge TO
the Treasury.
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UNDERTAKEN.

4 WOULD respectfully return M thanaa so sas
citiseas Of Washington and Its vicinity for thei,
s=t patronags, and say that owing to the frequent
,aiis In the Undertaking branch Of my business, !
i.re bean induced 70 discontinue the manufacture,
# snrntture, and turn my attention fully 10 tbs
I have spared no pains to hare
,earY thing that Ia requisite 20 my business arc
&c tsrsio-e fnl,y prepare, 80 meet sny order sftsr
sIisv moments notice, ana assure those who me-.
i've csl that win spare 40 pains ts carry oui
a,sE orders to eheir sntirs a.t,ssction.
/ 81 l. JAiES 2. UAayHy,
no. 4Io, fta st., between y ard u.
=. a--C.i.s .Ger.asd 10 st all hours Of tie nigst
mar 2--lV
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF BOuR.
&EQIA TYPE FOR SALE. W.

IL! ALLACa 4 Il 'PE oder for sale, 1T the office
W OF the kcenin9 Ssar. one MAO III /, L
Ph ssS, capable ST pr .nting 600 Imp ess,ops pr
no 4, u ,le msdu ~ shset BIB uDas - sSgk S--
gistsrinS 10 ths cs.st psriset mAnask. ona a3DL
uh sdIr. rREDs, in Sood ordsr, and NJ g0uL1.
HAp kANAeS PRESS. Those p--ssss vii, b. sold
10 -, AaA, oae soet Of RoU $aEOtS " IS, sFagn.
i'es al >. 3D. PouEis. but ssie VI d. Far ssh 5n
fssSolat1s isgRS. nov 3-tuI
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These are what Thackeray calls shobs--

These are what ThackeTay calls shobS--
men of pretense and weak foly-meu
who despise their own bread and butter.
The wise man, on the contrary, seeks in.
dependence by steadily attending TO his
business. well aware that an independ-
ence. when honestly acquired, is the best
claim to his good will and esteem that
can possibly be urged.
One word to the young. 1t is young
men, or rather leds, that are oftenest the
victims to this miserable weakness. Tens
and tens Of thousands of these have been
hopelessly shipwrecked in life from hav-
ing chosen a pursuit unsuited 10 their
qualifications and tastes, tempted thereto
by false notions of the vulgsrity Of
'rade, and the superior dignity Of com
merce or profession.
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DENTIsTR RY

nR. MUESoN respectfully cal spnbic after; tior
1 , to his new, patent, and GREAfLY -{~.4...a
IMPROVED mesnod Of setting Artibci Il
Teeth, vita Continuous Gum--ths sery 't-aI ~
PaHFElH ION OFT Il AkT. Thisstyls
of Teeth has Lhs follow advents ses au oth. rs
viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEA NLINEcS, c Nj
FORT, AMI BEAUTY, visins with Naturs in the t
resi- so,s, and come Others excelipg Public iuspec
to Is respectfully solicited. Please call and See
specimens.
CAuIlON.-N3 other penost IN TIE District ei
n. Teeth constitutionaly y hsEilhy, plugged
aud war ranted for life.
Oaics ana house at No. 2sS street, near the cor
nee Of fenn-ylvania avenue aud l4th street
nov 1S-tt T85Et
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NEW WOOD AND OOAL YARD.

1laE aubacriber would respectfully inform hir
i. Numerous Irienis aad tbs public generally tina
N siiiiioa 70 his Wood and CoaI Eerd ns .r tl
Pnoenix eiauing MiG, isorgstown, he has, for the
better atooumoi iat.on of that portion of bis Gus
toners gao re.its in Washington opened Q yard al
the cornSc OF rw-nIy hrst aud s..eets.
AZ sitasr OF the above places those in want Of fuel
will at ali time fCi good supply OF ali kinds 0.
WOOD AMI OJAL. at the loves. market erisrs
All orisrs ieft at either OF the above places will
be attended to vito proIaptness and dispatch.
S1LOuJS aT0VEk,
Successor to
sep H-i2m TaAVEHS i STOVER