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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-16


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15., P. M.-The Abolition
demonstration tonight was miserable failure
The audience assembled to hear Curtis did not at
any time exceed 200 while the Conservative meet
ing outside numbered 10000. The Union meeting
was addressed by John D. Miles. Richard Peters,
and other gentlemen of the highest standing in our
community, who advocated sound union senti-
ments, and proved that Philadelphia was true to
the Union.
The mob began to throw stones at the windows
of the Curtis meeting, but the demonstration was
promptly suppressed and several of the rioters
were arrested.
The names of the Mayor and Sheriff were hissed
by some of the Curtis audience, but the hissers
were expelled by the police, and order was pre-
served during the delivery of the lecture
The excitement now appears to be subsiding.
Congressional Proceedings
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. = John Host was con-
iirmed as public printer by the Senate.
Committee OIL Harper's Ferry Resolution.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.--In the Senate to-day,
the clerk appointed a committee on the Harper's
Ferry resolution, which was offered by Mason, of
Va. The committee consisted of Mason, Davis,
Collamer, Fitch and Doolit'e.
Proceedings in the House.
WASHINGTON, Dee. l5.--ln the House to-day,
Vallandigham spoke against disunion, and spoke
in favor of giving the South all her rights and
counselled tile West to lay aside their fanaticism
BY the fourth ballot for Speaker, Sherman re-
CcReu liu NOlcS, boCock %, Gllllef scattering
g. By the fifth ballot, Sherman received 10 votes
Boeock So, Gilmer Is, scattering l3. On this bal
lot Hoskins, Hickman and Schwart voted for SEer
man.
The Detention of the Europa.
BosroN, Dec. l5.-The steamer Europa, which
was detained one day on account of Storm sailed
for Liverpool this morning. She took out the New
Orleans mails Of the 9h and latest telegraph dis
patches of yesterday.
Issue of Treasury Notes.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-The Secretary of the
United States Treasury invites proposals, to be open
until the 9th nst for the issue of 50 900 900 Treas
ury Notes.
Dr. Garner Elected Chaplain.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Dr. Garner has been
elected Chaplain of the United States Senate The
Senate then adjourned until Monday.
The Adams Express Robbery.
New York, Dec. l5.--The case of the Adams
Express Company vs.. Nathan Mahoney, for enl-
bezzng 5000, was brought up to-day, and averdict
rendered in favor of the Express Company. Maho-
ney confessed judgment, and will be tried by the
Criminal Court Of Montgomery, Ala, the place
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FROM JOHN Il. CAssApAY, ESQ.

New Orleans, Dec 10, 1850
In i@s d. Won Mosch1isker operated my had lost
ihe hearing of the left entirely addition the
ncnee OF deafness there almost uuremng unpleasant
sensation of singing in The am much eatfea being
able 10 say Tint in short time he enabled me to hear very dis
hnctls and The dsagccale in the ear which was so
annoying, appears 10 he entirely therefore hesitate
not to recommend him strongly TO all afflicted with Deafness
JOHN l.. CASsADAY
N B-Persons Wishing the full benefit of Dr. MS treatment
either with Eye or Ear should apply early Physicians are al
ways welcome 10 visit his operations. d4 lptfSW
I AW A9TEGH-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAG.
- lice ofmy p1iesen, and be found my office No. ls
Camp street
mylS ty NJ N. REYNOLDS.
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nos. 10 AND 10 ROYAL STREET

A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts continually hand which equal TO the best that
comes this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY SIERRA SlIER-
RY GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL H0CK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
DIEsazerac of the vintage OF 795 1898 1906 and
other brands. WHISKY of all descrptionsscoch, Irish,
Ryb and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER, in pnts and qnars
Also OH hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
IN e MARKET which will be sold reasonable any
other house in the city
SEWELL I. TAYLOR,
81 2ply Nos. 13 and u Royal street
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OCULIST AND AURIST.

DIR. Won SGSCIiZISkEE, the well-known European OC-
uLIST and AuRIsT bcss those need his
professional services in malaiy pf the EYE EAR which
requires MEDICAL SURGICAL treatment that he can he
consulted ut his Rooms
Is4 Canal street, over the Union Bank.
Hours from Q A. NJ. TO 4 p NJ and from 5 to SIN
E8~ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
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WALL PAPER, WHOLESALE AND DRETAn.-Messrs.
Barmac Eve's 6s Chartrcs street. store one of the
largest assortments of wall papers, borders oaks
be found where. the comprising everything
American French and English, in this line merchandise
The work done by this house is of the best description Il
workmen employs skiul and tasteful some of the
finest jobs in the city have hands, We direct
the attention of the trade of housekeepers houehoers
ndN tselnh
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New AND EXCELLENT CLoTHING.-Messrs. Alfred
Anree Co. of the great oneprice clothing establishment
Gated in the magnificent Story Building of Camp and
Common streets, have got in by steamships DeSoto
supplies of the latest styles Of clothing all newly
well made Of good material The goods sold by
this popular house always The admirable stand
of This always extensively dealing exerted natural
influence in heavily increasing its sales, and it
queny enabled to mark down its prices very low grsand
they remarkably low know The same steamers men.
toned above have also brought large additions goods to the
Boys Clothing Department. and the little be rgged
out in style for the holidays The best present which
made is and handsome snit Fine clothes make little
boy feel goodif remember correctly better than all
balls and Kites that he carry We refer advertisements
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FoR MEMrHls.--The Memphis and New Orleans
packet line mail steamer Belfast Capt William Wsy leaves
this evening at o'clock connecting Memphis with Memphis
and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroads for all points
North, East and West and with fine mail Louis
and Louisville. Fer through tickets apply j. H. Fler
Memphis packet Office St. Charles Hotel.
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THE AMrHITnEATER.-Messr Spalding & Rog
ers announce grand combination of the New
Orleans and European circuses, each one of which
is splendid and complete concern in itself, as
everybody knows. The combined forces will per-
form for the first time tonight, and of course the
entertainment will be of an unusually varied and
attractive character
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For sale by the following firms in New OrleaiS
f. j. HART & CO., W. L. ALLEN & CO.,
A. u. GRIEFF & co, p DWYER
JOS. H. & ]. n. MARKS, CONVERSE It CO.
EATON, BETTERTON 4 co. KARSTENDEIK & CO.
J. MORGAN HALL, C. R. RAILEY
w A. VIOLET CO.. F.W CoELER,
PINCKARD, STEELE d CO., THOMPSON & BARNES
GOODRICH Co, JOHN 7. MOORE K CO.
BUNNEIL & BAILIEFF, HOLMES Il SPENCER,
G. THEuRER, w. H. LANIER K co,
SCHMIDT II ZEIGLER, JAMES SYME
II. BLOCK CO., q. n. MORRISON Il CO.,
B1sCOE It SIMMS, T.. CONERY,
ARTHUR & CO, PAYNE Il KEMP
GEO. F. WITTE S CO.. COOPER & NEIBERT
ulS nj Int
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SEePFScGg.

Those who are tncredulous in regard TO the superiority of Iron
over Rope fastening for Cotton fire. requested
exane bale that passed through the fire on the Ieyee Oct
Sp and lay FORTY HOURS in The smouldering 10
bales of Bound Cotton nearly all was consumed
There only bales in Iron them saved with
!obs of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT
The bale is to lie at No. % COMMERCIAL PLACE
where orders will be promptly flied any number Of the
Hoops. by
F. BELCHER,
N5 Aver q hSSMAN'S IRON TIE,
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MEssRs. BEARD, PITTs & GARDNER SMITH, will
sell this day Il O'clock their stand Common street.
between Camp and ST. Charles Streets valuable slaves cons
ing in part of good field hands, cooks washers roners dining
and house servants ETC. For and par,icu-
lars see advertisement
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BIG LUNCH AT THE PLAsEr.-The numerous ha-
blues of The Planet The neat and cvely stocked saloon
Magazine street, will find great spread at lunch tne today
when clam nr clam chosder baked ed snapper sd lobster
salal gill Ae rcl.
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RAIsINs.-The attention Of purchasers is called
to the sale of the last Of it from Malaga this
The cargo of brig Inus.ria will be sold this day O'Clock at
r. b. Ske auction saesroo No i3 Magazine street. consist
ing of London layers NJ. r. whole, half and quarter baNes
fUsM snnl LIE
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AN An1I-slAvERy FAIR ORDERED TO Be CLOSED.
The " Irrepressible Conflict" Progressing
DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Is, O'Clock P, Man
anti.slavery fair was opened to-day at Concert
Hall, and an anti-slavery meeting is being held at
the Assembly Buildings.
The conductors of the fair having suspended a
large flag across the street. in front of the Hall
with incendiary and exciting Inscriptions upon it,
the Mayor of the city requested them to remove it.
which they refused to do. The Sheriff, thereupon,
ordered the fair closed before 3 o'clock, P. NJ. and
the flag was removed.
thorities caused intense excitement among the
Brown Republicans and Abolitionsts. A meeting
Of the AntiSlavery Society was called, to take
counsel as to what course they should pursue.
They finally, in the midst of great excitement,
resolved to proceed in a body to the hail for the
purpose of protecting their goods.
Intense excitement prevails throughout the city,
and there is every prospect of a serious riot to-
night, unless the authorities nterpose.
g. w. Curtis lectures tonight upon tile slavery
question.
A conservative meeting has been called outside.
to adopt measures to prevent the dissemination
of principles and sentiments intended to arouse
intense animosity and to check hireling incendia-
ries from making intlammatory addresses.
The Mayor has taken every precaution to pre-
vent disturbances.
Another Account.
PHILADELrHIA, Dec. l5.-The city was thrown
into an intense state of excitement to-day by the
refusal of the Abolitionists to remove an incen-
diary inscription upon flag in front of Concert
Hall.
The Mayor ordered the police to remove the
flag, and the fair being held in the Hall was
ordered to close.
The Abolitionists are making preparations for
offensive measures. The conservative portion of
the community, forming a large majority of the
city, however, are determined to check any ineen-
diary demonstration, and mass meeting has been
called outside the Assembly Buildings (wlere the
Abolitionists meeD to counteract the effect of any
such attempt.
The authorities are also adopting measures to
prevent riot, which now Is p. Ny seems inevi-
table.
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CREDIT SAIE-Boots, Shoes, Winter Clothing,
Hats and Cu1We call trade 10 the sale of
winter clothing, boots aud shoes TO take place this day 10
O'clock A. NJ, Blnchc Ieaumons ROOM No. II
Chartres street. Terms at sale.
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OWNERS WANTED.-The marks of certain pack
and articles of merchandise sc W. Iyile's
Warehotse advertised in this paper Said goods will DO
seld at auction, unless cla within given time.
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Cigars Cigars /:

Purchasers will always find in of well
known brandsInenudad Flor dc Pujadas Mediana Flor
Pancho Redowa Caborga Paragas Know Something, Wash
ngon Dos Hermanas Mao abano, etc. etc. at the lowest
prices
P. PRATS g. CO.,
oas phf Conn nj
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GIRL WASTED.-An advertiser desires to hire
girl from twelve fifteen years of white
aiIe
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Deafness.

DR. MS method for the removal Of DEAFNESS OF the long.
cation of the
EAR VAP0RiZER
which is founded the scientific medical principles las
received the testimony of the PLY scan in Europc and this
country,
many persons fully treated which some have
been deaf for than thirty years and whose testimonials
may be examined Dr. MS office he will name the following
ont of list of hundreds:
Hon. Senator Push Judge Mclean of the L, S. Supreme
Court Seyns, Esq, editor of the Argus Philadelphia: Cal
vim Townsley Esq, Townscy House. ST Louis; T. H. Town
Esq President Of Board Health Phadepha; L. D. Ne.
Vile Commandcr U. s Navy Ao letters from Professors
Monin and Winchester, of Balimoe Hon, j. G. Sidney Phil
adcpa H. W. Smith, editor of the Patriot Nashville Tenn;
j. II. Ftzgilbon Photcggaphist ST. Louis
Dr. further brgs lay the two following letters from gen
cnen well known in this city and throughout the State
have him with request publish The same
benefit Of others who may need Dr. NJ services:
LETTER FROM CAPT. 7. p. LEATHERs,
OF The Natc,ez:
New Orleans Dec. Q, 1859
To Dir. Won Mosczisker:
Dear srYou operated my and treated my child
an affection Of the eyes 1853 We have both experienced
much benefit chceray take pleasure in recommending
YOU m Ocist Aurist those who may need your service
T. p LEATUERS
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BAHBARic GOLD FROM CHIRIoUI.--We Yesterday
saw, in possession of Mr.. John Schuber. a gentle.
man recently returned from California some seven
OF eight hundred dollars worth of the genuine
gf0rea images from the graves of Chirioui, which
he obtained on the Isthmus. 1t is most curious
lot of precious trumpery, Including images of
various animal FORMS strangely fashioned of pure
gold. One of the figures weighs between eight and
nine ounces, is twenty carats fine and worth sl65,
The spendthrilt pagans of eld deserved to become
| extinct if they knew better use to which beau
tful, dear, darling gold could be put than its pros
tituton to such absurd uses. This lot of quaint
treasure, together with pottery ware from the
huaco diggings, is to be deposited at Messrs Hyde
Il Goodrich's, where we presume, the curious will
be able to get peep at it.
THE VARIETIES. Hocroft's always welcome
comedy, :" The Road to Ruin,' which, by its iiyelv
plot and abundant incident, keeps any auditory a
tip-toe with interest, was performed last night for
the first time this season. Mr.. Owens had his great
character of old SHY, which he has made pecu-
liarly his own, in America at least and to which he
is admirably true in dress, makeup and every
thing--in decrepid bowing of form, in quaverine
intonaton of voice, in his telling delineation of
mserly hunger after lucrc, in his triumphant
chuckle over his successful villainy, and his wln
ing hypocrisy and GOODNESS when his villainy is
discovered. Mr.. Sothern very excellent as
Harry DoTnton, the good-hearted spenltlrft. and
Mr.. Condock admirable, of course, as .Hi. Doya.
ton, the indulgent father Mr.. Wallack carried off
the sporting juvenlity of Gotlfnclt lashingly and
Mr.. Chapman was as good SuLty as we have seen
on New Orleans boards-which is praise enough
We should not omit mention of Mr. Briggs very
graceful and proper personation OF Milford. In
the feminine category of character Miss Charlotte
Thompson was exceedingly agreeable as the
spoiled, impulsive, but right-minded Sophia, while
Mrs. Chapman succeeded in rendering herself per
feetly eNecrabe by the offensive excellence with
which she sustained the disagreeable ri1e of dosc
WuTea. Thus, it will be seen that, as whole
and in the detail of the leading parts, The Road
to Ruin was travelled very successfully at the
Varieties last night for the cast was "wholc
team"
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SUGAE-HoUsE HANDS and draymen are wanted a
the onisian Sugar Refinery Third District See
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A LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, fourteen years of age
good nurse and house is advertised for hire by Mr.
r. Thomas. at L. w. Lyons.
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CHOICE MlI.I.INERY.-Atth the store of Nile Eudoxie
Gulope, No l5 Bourbon street. and Orleans
Streets lady readers viii find very of fine
millinery goods in the way Of bonnes ribbons artificial flowers
silks and ladies furnishing goods They have bonnets
trimmed in the becoming style by artists of
genius and experience and dresses
most elegant and fashionable manner prices
Ladies in the interior confidently entrust their orders
Mile Gniliope 10 whose advertisement refer them.
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Eye and Ear.
DIR. vow MOscHzIsKER.

Il Y f A N ID z a II i.
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TO Southern and Western

To Southern and Western
MERCHANTS.
VIII AT SII LII WE DRINK p
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pure Cosnac Brandy
In Bottles,
IHPoRTEp BoTTLEp HIMSELF.
Warranted pure and the quality with certificate on
each bottle.
UdoIpho yyolfc's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported s himself in each
tifcate Of It's purity on the bottle.
Udolpbo IFolfc's Pure Madeira Wine,
each with his certificate on The bottle
guaranteeing its purity.
Udolpho yNo1fe's Pure Sherry Wine,
Imported by himsef-waraned pure, with his certificate on
the bottle and stamp the cork.
UdolphO Wolfe's Genuine Schiedam Aro-
matte Schnapps,
Pints and qnarts-The best Gin in the world Al Gin
sold under the of scnnpps, put up by him.
position on the purchaser.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, No. % Beaver street, New York.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. |
MEETING OF EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA scorIAN AND BREMEN
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA
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CONGRESSIONAL SALAErEs.-The members of Con
gress are now entitled to draw their salaries with
out waiting for the organization Of the House.
Under the old system many of them experienced
some embarrassment in regard to the matter.
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ANTICIPATION OF AN ABOLITION RIOT
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o. S. NJ. CHRISTMAS EVE FEsTIvAL.-On Christ
mas Eve, the 7s5th anniversary of the Seven Card
mails, there will be festive celebration, by the In
dependent Order of the Sons of Malta. The Brah.
min, CGur de Lion and Crusader Lodges will be out
in force, and the procession will be ordered as an
nounced in the published programme, and will
move at P. NJ, through specified route of
march. Tickets for this interesting festival event
may be had of several gentlemen whose names are
riy in adv ort;r
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAuLDINGs MISS. =~=
8. II, Adams. Editor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulation
of newspaper in the South very respectfully of
fered advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
deans. Agents for New Orleans
a A. B. STRAWBRIDGE g. CO.,
olS pptf No. ~ Commercial Place.
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SECOND DISPATCH,
Philadelphia True to the Union.

MISERABLE ABOLITION rA1LrRE
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GREAT RACE To MoERow.-A trotting match over
the Creole Course, between the bay gelding Ranger
and the brown gelding Oneida, for two thousand
dollars, is advertised to come off tomorrow
afternoon
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VOLUME XII.
Watches, .Jesues,'y, SitUer,
AND
PLATED WARE.

The finest and largest stock tho SOUTHWEST, now or
hand at
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PALuDM MnsM-The chemists have long
been aboring 70 dete It this subtle poison aud
determine what it is, Doctor Ayre, Of Lowell,
has at length succeeded lie finds il 10 be an
ETHEREAL eHhalation Of vegetable decay, which is
evolved only in the presence aud by the assist
adce of water. Its absorption through the
lungs into the blood is the sole cause Of the
hillary arrangements which result in the H.
temiuent ievers, so affecting and so prevalent
in our climate. An antidote for this insi ious
venom, is 'ouo Of the great desiderata in medi.
cine, and the Doctor feels sure that he haG found
one which not only ueutralizes but eXpels ii
completely from the system. II is put up in a
convenient form called "Ague Cure" aud fur
uished cheaper than other remedies for this
complaint which last fact is by no means an
unimportant one in these times, -DemOorat
W0Odstock, H.
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REMOVAL.

DR. b. f. ROBINSON HAS RE
" moved his Dental OHce TO his residence, No a6
Wood 81 four doors North ofthe NJ. e. Church. where e
Wi be happy all Of his oruer patrons or any 9th
ers whe may need his services
Clsveiaui MarrN 10 lShs-mh27dt
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DENTIST.
DIP w j EILLLD IL s REMON

DR. w. J. GUILD HAS REMOV
IL ed his Dental Office 10 Room No - Hoffman BLOCK
guoerior street. East uf Public square, South Of p O. All
who need the service OF DENTIST will themselves
much SUFF FIRING as we'll as MONEY by giving him a
cal Elec rcty used mitigate pain Tor those who de
hre II. .,,, ., .--.,,,,,,.r,
on Gold Sill YER Porcelain aud NuclniZod rubber Base
a the best manner Teeth ia from $40 10 $50 Coll
flngs according Of the cavity from So upward
maylI
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LAND, SATURDAY MORNING., AUGUST 10,


PLAIN AND ORN NAMENrAL PRINTING.
~ Plain aud Ornamental Printing eysry dcsCrpti'n
iue nj the Printing suhl lishmeut te Lfddcr once Dn
le latest Improved and rpit steam ffosses u 'rs
iest syle short notice and ut ruasonauie rates Pa
naid tl blank work Every descriptions u
lindiugdone specially Blank Book Lodgers Journals
,IeB Bi1ss. RyrHtvIug bIp.t, SC, &C.
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s. b. BURNHAM, NJ. D.,
DENTIST,
No. 400 Superior Street, corner Of Erie,
CLEVELAND, o.
DENT5S RAY
GUTTA PER HA Is a SE
For A rtificial Teeth

Is manu- acurol and all varieties of qT4cisl zen 1re
at up Ia the best manuer. W B lNGEhNuLla,
No 2II Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
myi8RS
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Insuraucc AQcnts.
THE GERNlN nSUBiSCG COMPANY
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.

AyOTNT STOCE C OHPANY
Organized January D. SO uudsrs general law ofc Stat
of ONO.
Capital stock 5000 shares at $50 each,
Secured by kcul ESTATE 100000,
OFFICERS q W SCHMIDT President Dr., W.
MEYER Vice President, ACOb MUELLER, Secrstarv.
UIeECTOR>:-C. ". schmidt Mayer II Keller,
G. p SiIbefg.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
against loss damage by for year and less build
ngs goods Wares, merchandise elc Payment of losses
shall be made n 90 days Hfe the loss shan have hceu
d IT. any ono risk
Onc NJ. - Atwator ock, Cup tairs) Sunrror 'rcet.
en-. NtCE. Agen'. (pplbR2 Nl JOHN WAGNER res
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Gu9rnucrs.

ENII Il VAVING AND LITHOGRAPHIN
a. BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs Bsnk
tree o.. and ~