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IkAntsrAN DvsEnrEn.-A corrsapopdsnt of d

IRANfsrAN DxsERTED.-A correspondent of the
Springfield Mass American who has just been 10
IIanistan the late palace seat of P. r. Barnum rays:
In sli his glory aords IN excellent text for sermon
on the mutability OF al mundane affairs The grounds
are neglected. tde hothouse received care
zng-the fountains s.sve forgotten to psy-the flow
ersare coming oat AMID heaps of leaves and rubbish
which haze not bean cleared away, and rail bal
latch string always used to bs ont. The robins aud
sparrows hold urdsputsd possession of the grounds.
Aladdin has lost bis paisce for a time.
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For THE AFRICAN SaUADRos,-A storeanip
wiilsail from the Charleston Navy Yard. for the
letters semitic tho care of the Naval Library and
Institute, at tho yard, win be forwarded.
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There are, - present. 1913 students In the Uni
versiiy Of Alabama.
Prince Yturbide, banished from Mexico for
revolutionary movements. 10 In New Orleans.
Capt Blythe Of Miasissippi, has acsspted the
consuship 70 Havana,
H. II. Forbes, Esq, clerk of Putsau esusay, Va.
died recently.
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IAMEs b. SMITH, AGENT FOR JOHN

y BOUCHER--I hereby give notice, that having
purchased the stock of FRUITS, CONFECTIONA.
RY, TOYS, &c, including the LAGER BEER SA-
LOON and Its appurtenances in the store lately oc.
cupied by JAMES B. SMITH and wife, on the north
side of Broad street, between First and Adams sts
have appointed said j. B. SMITH my Agent to car.
ry on said Stores but to buy and SELL my account,
and the cid customers and the public generally are
invited to call JOHN BOUCHER
Richmond. April 24th, 1885, an 24-I2tt
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Presentations are getting common The cap
tain Of canal boat out est has inst been pre-
sented with aservice--of five years IN the pan.
ftenfiary. In consideration Of the distinguished
soiiify With which he piundered . passenger and
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How TO Cook SHAD.-The Germantown Tele.
graph says: tfts
"Shad are excellent when baked, either on :.
board. which is the best, or by the following mode.
Stuff them with seasoning made of bread cr,,nha
butter, salt, pepper and df agreeabc) parsely and
spices Put the FISH In baking dish with cnnf,i
OF water and lump of butter. Bake from three.
quarters of an hour to an hour. Shad bro,led is
also excellent but II Is spoiled by frying, and Il
loses nearly al its fine favor. This being moist
fsh, 1t should never be boiled. Those who neyer
ate baked or boiled shad know nothing Of that
excellence which we claim for this fish over ali
Others"
BUILDING IN THE MIDDLE OF 4 RIyEH--The
Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana Rsilrr ad
Company has just completed stnpendous wsrk, st
Toledo. Ohio, is eastern terminus, In the shape ol
buildings, for the accommodation OF he large and
increasing bnsiness of that corporation The middle
of the Maumse River has been bied up, and formed
into an island, and where but short time ago the
water flowed TO the depth OF twelve frcL, there now
sands an immense Passenger Depot 600 feet long BY
100 feet wide built of briek and having on in fTon'
two finely pEoportioned towers, sS feet hfn fhia
structure 10 divided into two pasis-ihs depot pro
per. and first class hotel. the i.isnd house,
which is four stories high Tbs D~pt fropfr y 5ot
feel long by i60 wide, and has ~ twelve railroad
tracks @af eA4 s
.hss !ssgs railroad buIldinse hsye been construct
'. III. same siounds whichi, all comprises sbs1
tsenty-three acres.
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l IMPORTANT TNOTiCE.--Huving sold out
Il my ssddlery and harness business it becomes in.
cumbent upon me to urge settlement of the debts
due me- as some are of long standing Those that re.
main unsettled by the lst of March will be dealt
with according to law as require the money carry
fe 19-ts I3th street, between Main and Carx
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T'HdEE dEonH GHEAPksT nKY AND FANCY

INHE CHEAPEST ID k AND FANCY
GOODS IN THE CITY.-ATTENTIoN Buy
ERs.-The subscriber having recently returned from
the North with an extensive stock of FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions FOR CASH, offers them to purcha-
at such rates that will satisfy them once that
HENRY BROWN, at No. 25 MAN street, is actually
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city To
enHmerate ell the cheap Goods he keep would fill up
the Dispatch; but certain it is it will be consulting
your own interest to give him CALI when about job
bing, before Purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selvesat HENRY BROWNS,
No 25 Main street.
28-Imt doors ahove tha RI hr;aua
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BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER. denIers

E( ENNETT, BEERS & FISHER denlers
I'D in Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window
Glass, Surgical Instruments, Perfumery Combs
Brushes, Fancy Articles Tobacco, Segars Fire.pl oof
&c. &C., the whole comprising stock unrivalled in
quality, variety extent, which offer to Country
Merchants and dealers prices which cannot fail to
please Orders attended to with promptness All
goods securely packed, and shipped with dispatch to
any part of the country. An examination of our
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lcoKaEsrok pENck or THE DIsFArcH

DistivbiRg Religious Asscmbi;es--A Rovning to ths
- k aDisorderiy .s
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VIVIAN a BkAUTIFUL STORE! Wha

w elegant goods and so cheap! 10 the exclamation
Of every one after passing through the store of P
STRAUSE l. BRO, No. n Main street. We have
just received most extensive stock of the choicest
description of Striped, Plaid Plain and Black Silks at
61c worth ST. Also, large stock of the newest style
money; Berege de LANES and ChaIlies; Muslins ia
c0netsi Lawns; Brilliants; Embroideries; Collars !;
Sleeves Cambria and Muslin Bands; Irish Linens;
Swiss, Null and fig'd Muslin &c Ladies will find
70 their advantage to give call, at No. q Main st.
an 8-2vs p STRAITSE A. RR0TuER
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Z MI LU MEM DESIRED.--The under
~ signed. having received q commission as NOTA-
RY PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrice in that capacity
He will attend to taking Dispositions receiving Ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquishment of Dover,
and perform any other duty pertaining the highly
responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds and
every other form of Conveyance Contract; to pur-
chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and PEN
sion Claims, superintend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confded to his management, upon reasonable terms
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
CY Office Bank and 18th streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
P. S.-One of the best Scriveners In Virginia will
give me his assistance. /. A. @.
ap l2-ts
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NO. Ammoniated y u d. Phos. Linn O.
cheaper than the Northern article, and warrant
ed to be made of pure homes A small lot now ready
for shipment Terms $40 cash. Made by
DUVAL L. NORTON,
myS Druggists, 10th and Msin SITS
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THE Daily IJIePATl i
TERMS OF ADvEKTISINes.

ErAdvsrtissmsnes published unts forbi4. yfn -
isseftion. and Is cent? kor esch eontinsanes.
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RURNING FLUID ONLY IS GENTS
- PER GALLON.-A fresh article can always be
Grocery store, 9Th, between Byrd street and the
Armory bridge. my 3-St*
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SILVER Plated Castors, Cut Glass Bot.
~ tes plated Fruit and Cake Baskets; fruit Stands
plateo Forks and Spoons; for sale by
my 5 C. GENNET. Eagle Square
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ECONOMY Is VEAL Il II This is n
H truth all should heed and to practice it would
say purchase your Clothing at 1902 Main street. where
may be found a large and elegant stock of SPRING
CLOTHING of the latest and best styles, manufac-
tured by ourselves under many advantage and offered
at prices that must please. All goods warranted.
myS KEEN, BALDWIN l. co.
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Known and appreciated to require it. Any person
Wishing a superior Piano has now opportunity to
obtain one st the manufacturer price
THOS. w. KEESEE,
arg At Geo. ]. Summers, Pearl ct.
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COPYING PAPER, for tHixin9 copies of
~ embreideries, duplicating letters, &C. for sale
by LAIDLEY ROBINSON,
my Chemists 4th and Franklin sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday aftei-
neon at the City Hall, pursuant TO adjournment
Isaac o. Barker President in the chair; Walter r.
Concklin. Secretary. A quorum being present the
following business was transacted:
Srbr Alma from Black River Jamaica. laden with logwood
and rs,nfo arrived On 10th ult; also rug, tive
Sr france S.ttese Charleston, laden "lth tOttoA
and -four arrived ult Allowed 10 proceed 70 the o
,''sr det,n,on OF tea DAYS tor oos' @'o P'o'u' a. ~
st IN Charcs,ou laden with naval
n 10ti mt Reported haNu; o'i ~, mar % tnr PSI
yellow tNer md Of the 70 the Marine i'sal
"a ARRIVAL .i- with On the 'ndun OF
a.. ii-. CHc,f hc ord Il 90 remain e. Qu'rihtii'
period Of tiy days ior ob.eraon eid then allowed % pro-
Ri Fs.h reported Yesterday having had >, .kue.
board Wa. leterred 10 thu Heslth Ohicer
Bis haze Heath from Crc Oh li inst. with noass"-
petitions and discharge lie the Srf
e.. j. o be- lc4king badly. Petition wa deli'd
Aplif., living the S0u'ii,cst spit where sar
hs- bee, tor about hs p"on"d To- be allowed 20 pro-
iced 20 the Quarantine aurhnsge without srIuc her
present tine vce! aboard ct Which tlany cases 81
.ud des yellow fever oc"uued Tne case was PEE
i,l tic Health Orse win power a. allow hr 20 proceed
20 o. his dis ricr bl uot 70 oisI' srcargo
BIZ A from Ci,lteugos, wac allowed 10 proceed u 'hs
Pe,.ion of The bark p T.Irnadgr from Ha,ana % b. a.
lowed 20 proceed - tle city Was denied
PEN % given 20 tie bark Hanson Creepy 20 Up
70 ttc " mart
discharged Ler cargo dc permission 10 proceed 20 the y
Allowed 10 the lGth int.
Bah Lsnart!e fr,n Card'nas, arrived Oh l7th rlt with
suga. and a,sss which has al been csrgcd aud beir
disabled state wishes ~ 70 the city. Permission
.sucd.
Brg Samrol g. Adam, permitted 10 JP having
been ui-, Asrstd sLt 'l'aH--d.
Owur. ,sr.o "a ba John Howe petition Up :,
the and Discharge She hiss been lying Quarantine sine;
ALels To- and has been dsI.sgcl Tao n,'t- laid
he ;sbI" Tor ns.h'r cousid, ration.
Ali. - r,li I'll
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vss supposed the Wing party wss dead and ouru
TO the attonishnen. Of all We find them again se',e
and assuming their Old position Of anraeonisn - -
and this contrary 10 every physical law, for every
ing object. deprived OF breath, il presumed % " yy
Laughter and cheersl The temperance OF NE
in the political world il truly phenomenon e' 70, be
But that II has cbo-en ~ ally IHeh -
Know Nothinss there il little or DO reason - ~
Lend danger from IT, for that too Is all oul o'Ln, ,
lCheersl But whence does the charge Hi"ue u,
Mr. Buchanan. in regard 20 Mr. Clay, emana'e w,
from Francis 7. BAR, the who OF an -.
the nation most impeded tie elevation OF un' -.
Kentuckian 70 the Presidency II i ihs' Pel'Ih la
m,kes this charge and the son Ct Nr. Gay VINO pa'
lately taken the stump :or Mr. Buchanan IN 'ne ~.
land district comes noby up 10 the deien,e aht =.
the foul cslumuy. Cheers. And now: ienoW
if Mr. Buchanans record - night. u Ms -
right if BIZ aptecedents are night asA you ,eJ
lection can you have D. him You nu-t 1e u 49,
If he fidelity to southern Interests. Ana WY, 49,
hesitate to come % his support esPecialy WI ,h
is nothing that affords guarantee OF hdei! uPos;
other side Cheers NJ. Buchanan has assIt, Wo
with him in tie contes; Young distinguished Men
tuckan worthy 20 De- cassed among the greatest sa"
men OF the present day. Yes he comes from oIa'e
DISTINGUISHED for her chivalIy and the tovef,pe sc
Of her son. and well may ste be p70I9R ner iep nt
sentative in this contest. Virginia De oa.n
ward when the crsis arrive; and ucn sSoGia,1
a. Pennsyva nia and Kentucky I'D me coiunhh,
who can doubt as 10 their success! Ihey nav 80
in any hard contest, but in no instance ee. DC
suied have their Efforts been ATTENDED WIN nv
signal triumph than awaits them in the coming
beg 10 Offer my thanks for the attentive ana Palen
manner in which have been listened to. GoVefh"
Floyd took his sea, amid thunders of applause
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BUckwHEhr CRoP.-The farmers in the vicinity OF
Trenton, v. j., resping their buckwhe and all
agree saying that the crop liz much over an average.
ltis believed that /; il better than for years.
Many farm'r- have commenced cutting up their corn,
and the general opinion be that there 7 not
moe han tsli b crop.
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BRoOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH

TIE Board met at Q O'Clock. 8. H.. yesterday morn
ing pr,ssnt. bis Honor the Mayor, PRECEDING, and Aid
Wash and shaw.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read aud
duy approved.
LINiSG sTRIETs-A bill TO the amount of 81 for
Lining streets Vss Peeuted and ordered paid ,eyer
otL~-s.
Mayer Hall reported that he had visited tie infected
streets, Il 'H4n stse, Joraeron, Aci, aud found 10
yellow Those attacked doing vel, ps
ouiary MIS- Barlow. Of No. q 10 4lcmon street
HEALTH OFFICES REFORT.-Dr Wendell pre-
s'nt@d the following report:
"OoroBEE !, 1850
"GENTLEMEs have onecase Of yellow rrport a.
n. Of Little snd United States dad aud one
- No ~ mining Building IN an Brnt street near Com
rnerce, tuuder ,Eetmentl NJ WENDELL, Health Ofcer"
Aid shaw inquired whether the report IN relation 10
Sol,lck RuiherfoTd's distillery wAs correct
Ills Honor. Mayor Hail. stated that he had, IN COM
uy with A joan T. CauHey, and other E-ntlrne visited
IL pac AID lud x clean s;ai' and la notng
i,tsd to create Alarm. Adjourned
Several cases Of yellow fever cane 10 the notice Of
the Superintendent of the Poor Yesterday afternoon,
viz. Mary Ssttery residing in Van Bnt street, near
Commercial dead) Cstharine Keegan residing next
door, conveyed to the County Hospital BY order of the
Mayor Charles Rose, Barbarin street Case certified
to be yellow fever By two physicians. sent to the
County Hospital.
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY ) REPORT.
)r. Rothe entertans slight hopes Of Mcdonnell, tlrs.
MeIniye very much pTo.'E4ted All Others doing we'll Acv
ca-s-hone.
No cases in Military Hospital
FRANCIS F.. BERIER Secretary.
Font lie sJtoa Oct. !, l&i6-9' a. N.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS
AMERICAN BIBLE UNION-ANNUir
MEETING.

The American Bible Union convened yesteri,, 4.
lis regular Seventh Annual Ssssion, al the rrx r..
lis; Church, corner Of BrOome and Elizabeth s,as,,
The site ndsnce of members was large and repre,.p;
most of the States and Territories OF the Union.
The preliminary meeting was held in The S.~.-
room Of the Church, the Rev. +. Armitage d D., b,
President, in the chsir.
After devotional exercises the Rev. Mr.. Clam A.
fer,d resolution TO restrict speakers "a one speech
ten minutes on any given subject. After some l.
cUssion this WAS adopted
4 committee of arrangements wa on motion L.
points, by the President after which the Union
Jourped ~ meet in the Church above.
The proceedings were opened BY prayer ard rngss
Inc treasurer Report was then read The ssA
for the year;
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY L. 1856.

controlled by neither. They depend upon no one f,r
patronage, and are answerable to none but ,he cnn.
sttufed authorities of the State excepting in cns, nf
false inspection, where they can be made to answer.
on their bonds. to parties receiving anare thereby
It's perfectly manifest that n licensed iuspector
viii depend upon the cnprices or seliishness of fine.
traocr Tor MS employment and livelihood and that
the great body of the people, who are the purchasers.
can never exercise practical restraint over him
lie must become the agent of the seller rather ,hnn
thc protector "t the consumer or the umpire between
h" This IL al argument Which will nc once strike
the apprehension of every man.
IhoSe arguments strike us us Of irresistible force
fortified as they BY our knowledge Of the practi
cal workings OF the inspection laws in this State.
The objections to repeating the existing laws for the
inspection Of guano. fish, lime and plaster are, if any
thnssronger than those against the repeal the -four
inspection laws; but the length to which this article
has been unavuidaby extended renders it necessary
Tor Us to postpone the discussion Of those branches of
the subject to another day. But the Legislature may
feel assured that if they attend faithfully to the many
important subjects demanding their attention, and let
the inspection laws alone, they will dsappoint but
few Of their agricultural constituents. An editorial
experience of years has taught us that much is
said and dunc in the name of the farmers of virginia
about which the farmers utterly Indifferent. The
knowNuthings of Richmond are at this time, more
upon the subject OF the Inspection
laws than the gentlemen Of the country.
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CONIMISSIONER,s OFFICE

rv,r uoocHLASD Court House, Nov. 18th, 1855
INO NE CRLblTORS OF FRANCIS ". ROYSTER,
- DECEa-kD, AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED -
are Hereoy notified that have fixed upon the 10Th day
e. Mo''ayrit II nir, if not. the fair day there
10 execute decree Of the Circuit Court of Gooch.
county rendered the sth day of September 1855 in
p" ~ Chancery depending in the said Court between
rs 'aff@nt administrator of Frhncis W. Royster de-
j.. ilh,At!'. and Samuel l.. Powers Wm s. Crouch
pri Watkins, Wilson Winfree Thomas Price sam.
~ r. !:ce and Jacob Hall, merchants under the name
gs!. I'm. H. PriCe q Co. Robert r. WOodson Richard
.l,.;i :homAs 7. Shields and Wlipn f. Worsharn
traitors with the will annexed Of 1'bomss p Wat
.. '"c d, Jamcs H. Bosvcs aud Miss Jane Rovs,er do
m which decree the following is an ox,rnct:
O.. consideration whereof the Court doth order tba,
,," me Commissioners Of this Court do proc.od No
-. -" may be- TO take account Of the debts and oh
nc said decedcn Francis W. Royser and TO make
"a he same, dsting uishing hem according 10 their
oiitie- and in order 10 enable him 10 execute tbi.
s order ta. he convene the creditors of the said
q, 'Ht before him, by publication for eight weeks in
spapers published in the city of Richmond and
:hs a. the front door of the Court House of This
.s AUD the Court doth further order that the plain
cause do render account Of his actinps and
.ac,'u "'s behalf before the same Commissioner who
sass ordered to nudit and settle the same and
s i:t 10 the Court and the Court doth also order
M commissioner do take account of the a..
tewe.n i deccdent, real and personal discriminating
A: VIZ ' came, and make report to the Court"
with the "e YOU ure required TO attend al my Office
said evidence to enable me to execute the
Tie sat C "i'cn under my hand. Commissioner of
Dec A BENZ. ANDERSON, |
NC" Commissioner.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
.,.urp DAILY, sEMrwEExLr. AND WEEKLY,
ssS., ss,,rc,,,r, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.

scyrn dollars per annum, and at he
II ~ ,, !, taken for ashortcr perioo than ouG
re &" - semi Weekly hve dollars per ahhuri' a"S
le" Ns,s for sIN months, pa! soe III au' Soflnr.
~, I'D W reunited y! . "'
cer S:I's' - -" -. ,x,rnlns the circulation vi .u
WNh ~, ,,.rrNcl'IEER in the southern S,ai Hswrvi ~ y
H!CHM"H -, c.,rmcnr,i tne issue OF rsN =.
t,H"",,Ii, vbich contains nearly nj! '''e 'e"''''e
inIIy srt semi Weekly '"'"- character of the
We urrN ~! n.JItfR which a"w "hat II was na'l
k'aHNH a. r,hy state that II Is the Pp, Pu 80 ~ ~
crnu'! nil heir cncr -'cs 10 tA' as I,nr. m,
''.,, s. WHICH Krcw.NoiAinEsM ""s ''>
e5ga:!y vu;,.r Is published every eunesasy so =,
The "ctsS -. a6n-u,n II lnd IN alvSnc"' or ''' :;
niota'ns ~ i. no. made III advance. So IN six
w." !,.yn, al clubs. II the ino"'hs ' 81. for sou
mSHe !" ,i V.c.,y ENQUIRER will oc tui"'s"' =, In
eoa,,, ao,rs concs; for $40 twenty four eop'es' "N0
the same pF'PTTiI.!ESNys PTIENs OF ADVERTISING: ,... srs,
MY ENsvIKER-For TES hhes vi -. au
,s,,;,n St,v cent and every succefu'"s ~ 80. a
49, sre c,n,s |; inserted tw:ce "eeh ~ ar,;on ,f,sr
- ,h-tyseren and hal; cents Tor ca'n i r. go
and when inserted only oncea week my 'e"'
for eSch Insertion: 80, r.es or loss first in
,;,, y.u.y I'VE cents :or each sGos'q"e" 'nsei..
g.. cn,,. when inserted only once week seventy NV
r,r,s 20: each insertion -. So. sor,;,,
ix 7Yr TEEHIY-Fur TEN lines or 'ss. mrs. ''''''''o
~ - - ,,,., ccr,s. for each n:inuAncr tt,y cents
,, advertisers ar. charged sS Tor One square oi l.
y 50 ir Two squares. und ~ inai proporuoh lol S
~ ,,,,,. Of greater length except Auctoneers, ~h'
.r, charged SEC, tparar lrciu1'N) liz,
rs- ~ Obituaries AID Tributes ot Respect eNeee"'s
,,sp- lines Ur.. charged oT rs Advertisements . ,
Orders rom ,i-:arce must be accompanied Win "''
ava.cc nav or satisfactory references, to:nsGre eNecu
~ All ,;cs ~ ,ni- Office may nc RENTED per nai III
spo and ayailnh" Bank nnte-, NJ The risk .! 'r Editors
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To Ne Ed.la.s Of tie Enqu
J|''TTT
AMEEIciv Ii0rr; }


AMERICAN Horr;.
Jan. - l-15
ma IN Your paper OF this !norr.r IN c,..,,,, y,
on " ne inspection Lpws,' from whI,!. | no Z, y
i'iiowlng quotations: The dnla.at. from [ .arf.
nlrs Mr. Dcanc. whose orthodoxy aS a Kro.y.Nu.
thn- we ch"rriuily cnGt:se." Amd again ,f:.a, S.
cHStnS the policy OF the | prn2"s", NJ.
gar! 10 the inspection of F.nur, vuu say: "Wl N.
evidence before The LEGISLATURE W. cannot sp,
MeSsrs. Dcane and Bonduraht. or any n,hr. k:r,.--
No:hing. can venture {" ask for reduction Il :,
preScn; bare y adequate compensation -? . Drua.N
cratic inspector. No dJmb' tie kno~ NJ'4p,, ~ ,r:
n tie Communicable. 10 render :hrsn c;r:3.-7', y..
raf"e''ss. but that Democratic .ri"n:- ~ b.. i
victims OF this attempt, we are reluctant :" brizvg,
ldo not notice Your attack Oh me- with NV ;Hr.
pose 10 enter into newspaper discussion, I, ;un
"inSiecti"n Laws. since | expect Ia avai! N.Y.
oi ai"tlcr thef:ro. 10 express my views q" N--nN
lrct where they can be heard without s;'.c;ir, NY
motives md conduct 10 misrepresentation. P,''r.
ne I" say, that you have no authority to vour' *
my political orthodoxy nn this any other 49, ir =,
at 'h'' or any other time. The assertion q ! 4 O,
N hnow-Nou'ng," is not true and consequently ,'.
your comments on my course, drawn ir III such -, -
sumption, are equally without founda'i"..
Respectfully, F. ID. DEASE, Is
Assuming Of course, that Mr.. d. means mn''r-
dSrespcctful in lis note, the tone of which " q,
not like, we give place to his explanation. ]: :.
considers it so serious matter 10 be charged W
being know-Nothing,' he ought 10 be GLAD Q: :h.
opportunity o! setting himself right. /. carEo; Z
denied, however, that Mr.. d. has always been !:..
ous opponent OF Democratic men and mea:urys--
Eh1HrCr.