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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

was bosd little john, can ten
ALEX. FRASER RECALLED.
Alex. Fraser rec allied and
The coronss-Thls stmOny which we have already
X s you H.: T. Bar
Doctor h revolver and dirk which he fourshed
about the pocsrs head and sa dc @ put bin Che Doc
Deans Hubbsd also Mrs Williams . sster Of Ms.
Dtnnison, Of Brooklyn.
EVIDENCE OF MRS. MARY CRANE
Mrs Mary Crane called, sworn and examined by the
Wines. testified oqvsII live at No 81 East TWEEN.
tyhrd street am married lady; have known D.. Burde
sgo Monday be never called upon me- he my
40 MRS
bingham Mr. Eots Insver was in this house before until
sSsnss, csng was have law sui, pending ,nd
esncernins sd1 vSe t;pi The honse he asked
5 S that a at by SSsrs w
i unpleasant ihe Doctor stated to he had let
house lady and thai H.: she was the AssSs
psbe Of dong would 90 anything accomplish
pa sd s Be hey wsre prSrins
~ sT be
% ssf s s
% s ss as1
make contract with he said he mar
fS s Wiz S ven %
out later than hAlfpast ten he did not name
s s.ss.
5 S the sdy he house,
great deal Of feeling il was Sunday mornng think when
$ s:ss { n i:s, a. ssi;
ss %
he monday q IBIS week 70 &c him; waited wih hin
as went out Of the house the Doctor recognized me when
first me my sPs1 n % his
Burde At ali; he cid got tell me his private aaaiIs
TESTIMONY OF ROBERT A. FOBBY.
Robert Foley called and examined. testified
s mt + VII 81 suT S
summer about June July; was here twice o deliver
other for Mrs. Cunningham from that time had
ne Ct R me
Il nj M
Burde about he middle Of July when brought the
Blssker and RTOAdwsy, where employed; he
s % m up spd line cn hs
Of Bond street and the BoserS as WAS passing up
shawl and X hat on bowed o him but did nos seeat; in
reference TO the notes brought Miss Cunnnghsm they
Duncan B. Vail which appeared tse HERALD; CORES
s, caused bring these letter. 70 house .hs
at she felt serupes about meet ng mere but s
DR. snf the ss
The Coroner objected taxing any further of this tesmo
mony. not considering II relevant
TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH CRIsr AD0RO.
joseph Orssdoro, called aud deposed follows
1--we 3 East Twenty first street and do business at No.
Asor House; do not know Dr. Burden or his frfends
sSa Be Be a As s Sso
him: have got his in my book J j. Eckel he
the 18Th January last His daguereotype
here produced and the witness identified It as that Of
Ecke and the person who called at his sore) he
bald when he for the oupee; turned him TO
forsn he went into the back presently lady
asd wanted know whether by the name of
Eckel there found that this was his name the lady
wanted 10 In and stand by TO that 1t fitted him;
she back of the TO him he tried toupees
but there nothing ready TO suit him. and he proposed
have made rugged him the next day, which
be called lady appeared to be about thirty thirty
Eve thick made, tail dressed WE'LL he had full
whker he appeared TO not TO shave they were shtsa
IL color.
The Coroner here adjourned proceedings morning
al ten O'Clock.
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Ae night Of that day In the Nesnth ward suson house.
he was taken care OF until yesterday nornias by the
wife OF ooer DAVIS and she desires 70 speak In high
terms OF the kind treatment she there received Mrs.
Deuisop gave her testimony yesterday and returned
her family In Brooklyn List evening.
THE LATEST PARTICULARS.
Through be entire Of tho present inquest has been
vital point 70 discover whether any quarrel had
occurred between Mrs. Cunningham and the murdered
Doctor on The day about the time Of the assassina
ton Numberess have been the interrogatoes for the
purpose eduong the acs Of the case but the inmates
Of 81 Boad street unto In declaring that no dispute had
broken ont between the parties subsequent 10 last Sun
day week. But We are happy 70 be aide 70 state that
fresh light 10 about being thrown upon the mystery.
Last evening . gentleman came 10 the fifteenth wsrd
stsuon houie and brought information that lady re-
siding in boarding house in that ward had made the
following etatenneut:-
Last Friday afternoon (the day o, the murder) she
called npon Dr. Burde for the purpose Of obtaining his
professional assistance. She found him engaged in
violent alteration with lady, whom she supposed TO
be Mrs. Cunningham and that the latter In particular
was much excited. She used very violent language,
and asserted that she wasn't afraid OF anybody seeing
her faoe" Finally the vster was left alone with the
Doctor the latter In very nervous state, continually
looking about him, ~ though fearing somebody behind
him. She has not wished, she States TO mention this
before she afraid Of being suopenaed on account
Of IT, She will be put the stand to day. and her evil
denoe likely to be most important
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The Future Prospects OF the Sugar Interest.
Al meeting OF the Southern Agricultural Society Of
Louisiana the following paper was read BY Judge p A.
Roet the President Of the society," and ordered TO be
printed
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Q. The time saw Mr. Eckel was he In The station
o. when wa ,haii A. Saturday night.
What da he say s hardly .Sss s.s q IN me s. :. s ol
ne cause all he SAID that be thought . too was In
he s s sO ssun be- be
you would bad tosshsr BENG s s ~ ges 3.
ss. md W. only mere S one ns,
ps You 1 no, tAn o somesody night about liz A. No
% f RSsS %sqs Ia Ell .n e NJ
Bckel he bod not been 70 far onf A. dh NOV
G Who ~ "a pi VI lese tai. Es.s n, Mr.
snodrrsss II together; don't Know "hh'ney
q Sw aid tey seem, A. They seemed very lively about
ss. s ssy s:T. .ss Ai's 1s'i
sE.s s.. ssa s S.a: s.l. 1a
sorrovfol about being locked up. .,..- N,
gs. :.s SS s s Ia S2s s -.
sss BY. AZ Non nj s"s o. r.
O. Well tell y. your own yor rev snr ~
y ny power 20 have done anything 70 have n''''
o gd 70. Doi Ak them they fei, bad sbou, ~ A. No
whsn you bear: 'S . ns h sh s sq ep hearty and
o. WHOM 90 you say tbs, TO- A. To Mr. ssedsrsss 'sn
The decessed Is CROUCH to strike terror n'o
% What did Mr.. Fcsel say, A. Never spoke Al all
q Did lie say anything % Mr.. spoAsrss' A. Not thai
@ DID hey continue u laughing and singing A. lie San
syh and 20, y and hscoed gu, a. W., .eep suy ,Sa
y who came to see you there that night A. saw nobody
wSO csne 70 see Mr. Es,e A. ne ner day believe
q. who thai nishito see Mr. beAeR A. Nobody TIA
q. Who came the pez, day. A. Two svyer.
Were hey laughing end singing End taking I'm ~ nd Ss uppe
shes sce,, =: M o sSss' door me
dsgi s sses,
year sei some poison Mn and mice With he NIKE n
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IL The Chinese have proverb that sEthe.e e
are three things To DE desired in this world :
male progeny, lofficial employment, and long
life. -
WEATHERsFIHLD OUTDONE.-I.arge fully ripe
onions, OF the present seasons growth, are on
market, all the way from Louisiana, and retail at
only one dollar per peck - You that have tears -
&c.
The SEASON A Rochester IN. Y y paper says
1.-The effect Of the last few days on vegetation has
been truly wonderful, throughout the State. In
the ag7 lcultural world the dispiriting prospect
that before prevailed, has given place to one of
ehee7fulness and high promise.
IL The san Francisco Chronicle announces
that Nm. ID Mann, formerly OF Troy has applied
10 the Courts for bill of divorce against his
VIE, alleging, in his published complaint that
MS VIE committed adultery with person, (uow
deadl formerly of Troy, aud at one time a mem.
Der OF the California Legislature.
=, GETTLENES AND THEIR DEBrs. - The late
Rev DR.. Sutton, Vicar OF Sheffield once said ~
the late NJ. Peech, veterinary surgeon
4" Mr.. Peech, how is il you have not called upon
me for your account!'
''Oh," said Mr. Peech, "I never ask gentle
for money!
''IRdeed - said the Vicar; "then how do Won
ge; on il he don't pay'''
"why," replied Mr.. Peech, s'after certain
time ] conclude that be is nor gentleman, and i
then ask him."
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AUCTION SALES.

FTRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of a deed of
trust from David Jones and wife To me- will ex-
pose to public sale, on TIL URSDAY, the 25th day
next fair day thereafer,) the premises ali that
part or parcel of land whereon the David Jones
now resides, containing about ninety two acres and
which property formerly belonged to the hate Doug
iass foss. This property is most elIgIby situated
lor boarding establs shment or female seminary he
ing Immediately on the Baltimore and Washington
TailT"ad distant about one hundred yards from the
large and commOdious Frame Dive ling, in complete
repair, and every necessary out building. The land
is admirably adapted TO the usual productions ofthc
country, and at an inconsiderable outlay might be-
rendered most productive, a greater portion being
hne meadow land. In point Of health it will compare
with any situation In this country and rarely is IL
That property possessing many advantages is Of
known on the day of sale.
\. c. STEPHEN. Trustee.
may 2i-3tawts Badensburg Md
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kNAPsAcK IN CkEvASsE-The cases of
men lost or nearly lost in glacier crevasses have
"a every instance We can recOllect, been of those
who were unaccompanied A clergyman named
Mouron IL probably the only amateur who has
died In consequence Bohrer a peasant Of Grin
drlwild, slipped once alone into the upper glacier
OF that valley and after three hours suff ring
such as we may Imagine in that horrible dungeon
Teyained the upper world. Michael DeyonaSsou
OF Ihainouni, feli into crevaSSe on the glacier
OF Tdlefre, a feeder Of the Mer de Glaze ON the
2sth Of July. 1885, and after Il severe struggle eY
tricated himself, leaving his knapsack below
The Identical knaPsack reaPp"ared in July IslG
AZ spot on the surface of the glacier & q M fee;
from the place where il was lost, as ascertained
% Professor Forbes. who himself collected the
fragments, thus indicating the rate of flow OF the
R<riSr
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BY c. w. BOTEI.ER, ,Auctloneer.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVEST
"A MENT IN SUBURBAN VILLAS. DAIRY FARMS
APP MAREET GARDENs.-On WEDNESDAY AF-
IERNOON, June 10th, at O'clock, | shall SELL on
the premises, the track of land known "AnacOs-
ta adjoining the farms Of Col. William Hickey and
w. w. Corcoran, Esq, distant about two miles from
Washington, and about quarter of mile from the
Baltimore and Washington turnpike.
This tract has been divided into five lots var ling
from ii to % acres each to suit persons desrous of
securing sites for supuIban villas dairy and maj
garden farms.
On Lot No. there is a dwelling-house and the
them have been recently erected.
, The soil is admirably adapted for gardening and
DAIRY farms, and eligible and very desirable building
sites are to be found on the property.
The proximity of these lots to town. the excellent
gualIty OF the soil the abundance of good and un-
failing springs of water, and the advantages as to
health and beauty of location, combine to make
this properly one of the most attractive opportuni
ties for safe and profitable Investment which has
been presented for long period to this community.
Plats of the division of the ground be seen at
my store and If desired. the whole will lie disposed
OF al private sale, If application made the sub
scIber three days before the day of sale.
Terms Onethird cash: the residue on a credit Of
and years, for notes bearing interest," secured 10y
deed on the property.
22-eOd C., w. ROTEIER Aurf
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ID Some time since. says the Brockville Mon
itOr Of the 2lSt instant, we published letter ffom
a correspondent in Mallory town. relative to an
enormous water serpent, seen at different times in
that locality. similar. % probably the same
serpent, has heen seen within the past few dayS
about three miles above BrOckyille by Mr. H.
Pd-kef, OF Three Mile Bay, and ID. Ladd. The
serpent raised its body same six feet out of The
water, and pursued thrr boat till 10 got within a
few rods, compelling them TO make for the shore
is rapidly ~ possible. They describe the serpent
as being over SO feet long, and of lightish col
%. twas also seen at distance by the crew of
the steame. 2. election
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HYGEIA HOTEL.

IL OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
Tins most delightful Summer resort-the bright
particular locality OF all the sunny South"-A 4
rs now the sole property of the under vENy
signed, and Will be opened on the LIST Of Sl..LS =
June next, and each successive June following. 4
engage To make lt TO the seekers for health. recrea
tlon gaiety and good living, supremey attractive.
FOR health, no mountain retreat can he safer any
season 0f the year. IL rs exempt from disease
August and September and October as I'm April. May
or June. Indeed the first three are infinitely tho
most pleasant Of the season. The weather IL milder,
the sea breeze halmIer, and the Injuries of the salt
water are to be had of inner quality and greater
prOiuSlon. There rs no moro inviting spot on IN .
whole Atlantic seaboard. IL is strictly true OF It
what the poet hath said:
" Oh If there be All Elysium on Garth n Is this II
is this,'
, Drs. Archer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons NJ
the post, Hon. Dr. Francis Mallory, Drs. Semi, ,
SimkIns, SheId; Hope, ard Vaughan. and indeed the
whole medical Faculty resident IN the vicinity Of
Fort Monroe. al certify that they "hnrs Hsrfr
knotra oGSs or billions dgVs GHd fsrsr % orr
gtHGtG hsTe, and that at 0H seasons az a. rhs
hcdffHs,t spot on the fGce Of the .nrfh." tSao
their certificates IN DE BOWS Review. Southern
Planter, and American FarmerD
NAV 22-d6w& law2m JOS. SEGAR. Proprietor
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MEWcA ScIENcE.-Oae Of the most eminent
British physicians has lately published n wo-k
in which he falls back what was substantial !,
the theory Of HippOcrates. more than two thou|-
and years ago The theory IS that modem prac-
titiOnsrs have been in the habit OF g!vilp too
laeh InIalelne IhaI nature needs onl to be as
sisted, n cfittspl points, and cannot be forced ;
and that, in many cases, where the disorder IL
fatal from the nrst, medicine is wholly useless,
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1THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DR.. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee oi
LOOMS Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his Improvement infr-S
various cities, has now permanently estab- MILD
llshed himself In Washington.
This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chi ef-
ly IN ma king set OF but piece of aterial, and
that lndestTuctIble mineral. No metal is used i'm
their construction, and they therefore free from
galvanlc action and metallic taste. There are no
joints 10 become filed with moisture particles OF
food hence they pure and clean. They are
lighter, stronger less clumsy, far more durable and
natural IN their appearance. | will give a reward OF
One Thousand Dollars To Any one who will produce
similar work of art to equal mine in purity beauty.
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work respOnslhy warranted.
20 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
II LIZ
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Dentistry, &c.
hENTISTRY,
II DR.. STEPHEN BAII.Y,
OFFICE No. 1873 PENNsYLvANIA AvKNuK *
Three doors from l4th Street SlIIO

DR.. BAllY begs leave to inform the public that he
can be seen at all hours, at his ooe located ahov
practice with the large number of PATIENTS and sres
variety Of difficult cases that he has treated success
scientific OF otherwise, relating TO the Teeth His
own experience conhrmIng the opinion of many men
and j. and r. Parmly, has led him, long since To
card all mercurla preparations for filling Teeth, also
all Eamels, Gutta Percha. India Rubber, and Ce-
ments for the construction of Continuous Gum
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted Gold Plate
is The eny reliable substance tha can he in the
mouth, rs was most conclusvely shown by the last
American Dental Convention.
dencs and practice IN Washington. he is faYorably
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs
TESTIMoNi1I.S:
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany Of
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to express
my esteem for you personally, and my confidence in
for me have been highly satisfactory hope that You
may receive the patronage from my friends and the
pubIic That your skill sowel deserves.
Washington, Aug. as, 1856. NV. NV FRENCH.
From one of the Oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs.
Boggs, Cotman & Co.
tist Of Washington city, to execute for me an i'm
portant and difficult piece of work, which he did to
one of the most distinguished members of the Dental
ooege oi BaLtmore failed after repeated trials, to
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation of has professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. II, Is57. HARTMANN BOGGS.
Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
Nj. Clayton.
I. :. SENATE. Aug. 70, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
Ing could better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the maadies of the
teeth. can cheerfully recommend DIR. :. Baily as
superior DENTIST: he made set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
mysel and the work has all stood wet for moTe than
ten years. ROBERT +. NIXON.
of the Va. Conf. of the NJ. +. Church South.
April 10, 1856.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill of Dr. :. Bay,
Surgeon Dentist of this city, having been cogniz
pleasure in expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill as well as OF the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we spect fully
commend him to the confidence and patronage Of the
public, of which we consider him eninently worthy
THOMAS l. WALTER, Architect L. -. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, VI. d., of Washington. ID. e.
b. =. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetown. ID. G..
\. =. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. &.
Jos. Fl. BRADLEY, of Washington. ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, Tx Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENOx, Ex-M Mayor Of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, L. =. Patent Office,
.. c: WIGHT, Principal RIttenhOuse Academy.
feb ~ t.
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Summer Retreats, &c.
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The undersigned respectfully informs his frionss =
and The puhie generSliy thai he has leased tho
where he will always be able 10 furnish then, All
with the hest LIQUORS, EDIBl.ES, CIGARS,
C.. that the market affords, at WASHINGTON rTics
Cunning and Fishing Parties will be provided for
day or night.
y. q B-tIshing Tackle and Boats TO be procure ed 6
the Pavilion.
may S-3w B. SCHAD.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

Dy Jas Z. McU UIRE,, AuctOneer.
DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND
- l,oT NEAR THE NAVY YARD.-In pursuance of
an order from the Orphans Court of Washington
County, District of Columbia. confirmed by the Cir
cut Court. setting q court OF Chancery the sub
scrIher will sell: at public auction. on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, June 9th, ut 61a O'Clock on the
(saye and excepting the most northern feet and {
inches OF SAID lot IN said square, which was sold and
conveyed hv sand Mary Kelly to one Thomas Bayne.
beginning for the boundaries Of the same feet in
ches from the northwest corner of said lot. No g. in
square No. 9a, and running thence south along the
line vi Seventh street east q feet, thence east Ca
feet inch to 3)feet alley thence north along said
alley y feet. thence west 90 feet and inch To the
place ci beginning, with the Improvements consisting
OF neat and well built twO-story Frame Dwelling
House containing six rooms.
Terms One-third cash: the residue IN 6 and u
months, for notes with approved security bearing
interest.
Upon the payment of the purchase money and final
ratification of the sale deed will be executed at the
cost of the purchaser
ZEBEDEE KIRWAN. Guardian
may y d JAS. C.. MEG u f., Auct.
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{ EOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WILLIAM KNABEn' rum e 4"
(Seugr mariner IN he lafa firm nf
NSenlor partner IN the late hrm q
kNapF f.ruru -

kNABE. GAEHLE & Co,
Continues tue manufacture and sale of grand and
square PLANO FORGES, under the name-
ot w Illlam hnabe a CO.. at the old stand, -
Nos. j. j. and North Eutaw street up- tt ~
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened new Sales Room at
No ~ Baltimore street, between Charles aud Ilrht
streets: on the premises partly occupied by ~
Henry McCanery as a music store, where they will
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
also, MeOdeUns, from the best makers, from 10 s.
octave, some with double kew boards, double reeds
and stops 10 suit small churches.
Being extensively engaged IN the manufacture O (
Pianos, we Will sell wholesale and retail the mos
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tgod medalD at the Fairs of the Maryiand 1ustItue
two successive years-OctOber. 1855, and Ia-Iu on
position to fourteen and eighteen pIanos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tlmore. We were also awarded the first premium at
the Industrial Exhibition held IN Richmond Nr-
gina, 1855 and l8j6. They have also been awarded
the highest premium lsilver medalD at the Metre
polItan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition TO this We are IN possession Of testimO
nIals from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs in the country, which can be seen at our
warerooms, speaking for themselves and others of
the high appreciation In which our instruments az
every where held.
A.! INSTRUMENTS are guaranteed for hve years, and
privilege OF exchange granted within the first SIX
months from the day OF sale the instruments do nOt
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find it 10 their ADVANTAGE
to give US call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly WM. KNABE & co.
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f''
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE
v Town At PUBLIC SALE.-On MONDAY AF-
TERNOON 9th Instant at Sc o'clock p. m, in front
of the premises, Lot No. no. fronting ~ feet on Sd
street, and 75 feet on + frederick street.
This valuable Lot will be subdvded into lots of
p feet each on Sd street.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in equal
payments at s, IL, and I8 months, bearing interest
and secured by deed of trust
Je 2 BARNARD & BI-CKEY Aucts
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SEA BATHING.
- CHES APEAkE HALL. HaNPrnN Y.

= NHI1~tFtAhE HALL, HAMPTON, Va.
THIS SUMMER RETREAT - only miles from
Old Point, Will be rc-Opened ON the first ult 4
June, when the proprietor will be happy to oSS$
see any of has friends who may wish 10 en- S.skI
JOY SALT WATER BATHING, aud the m M -
of the SeabOard. The Hall has been much imprnv-
ed and beau;Ihed, and ample preparations made for
delightful resort.
Boats, + fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages &C.
always IN readiness to contribute 70 the enjoyment
OF guests. r. u. BANKS.
NAV 70 I'm
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nR. Willard, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAGo, would respectfully inform the cit
lZens of the District and vicinity, that hav f<SS
ing located himself IN Washington, he is ~~ILD
prepared tn perform all operations his profess
sion. III the most approved style.
ian 2D jy 7 -
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Pianos, &c.
DIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

Mr. W. III. PALMER continues TO add new mer,
esIs es TO his classes Apply TO Mr.. PAI.-rs-=ea
MEX, at his Rooms over FaFnham' sSE7VT$zp1
Bookstore, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Frl-' Q 80
day, and Saturday, between and o D. n.
Terms S. per quarter. ap25-tf
VOCAL MI SIC.-Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher
OF Music having vacant hours for a few rlOre
SCHOLARS, requests those Ladies who are desiroUs
Ot being perfected IN Ballad Singing, or Opera Music
20 favor her with early application. Terms mado
known at her residence, as l. street, between 9Th
MetzerOtt. an 6-3m