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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
H. s. DlsTEIcT-ATToRNEY's oFFICE.-JaS. II.
SEIZURE OF A SPANISH sTEAMIR-ALLEGED ouIkASt
IT D.. alf fB.t G,fF "A

u. S. DlSTElCT-ATTOHNE3' y OrFINi<.--'As. -. -
svrzURE OF A SPANISH sTEAMBR-ALLEGED OUTRAGE.
# e Hon James T. Roosevelt the District-Auorney
mi, oopur received commune from the spsn.h Cons
in Tins civ Transmitting copies Of renonstrsneo addressed 70
Inn by Ion jose 81 VisdeInone captain o tho fpAo oei
ceanS ocean Bird setting forth tho particulars oi an alleged
rpon bis vessel lie that Monday night caps
obn yrshEu wire number of armed boarded the yess
snJ To- he officers eaVe her ana toos
OF her and u5.eq1enty puoineds portion Of hef
maehuery Capt visdemonte condems the act ~ saa
aI ,bo enanis Consul Francisco Stougnton LOT octon
bi and crew In TIE letter 10 the the
Cul ates that this outrage ths property ana sooco's o
~ sbo Majesty demands the most energetic measures iof
tir TO- ess and he therefore requests that pfo
- ,aLcn forthwith the mon who have unia~Iuy
of the steamer and 10 restore her to her cap
tain sJ crew rsood that the dlile ui'y G"s ou %
a. cen, init Ia the United states Circuit out o. 81
s.r IN inch the plaintiff aJ1dgnoa aghn u-
sbdsp tn. matter in controversy being the fsciy VI sA
~ four s,.smshins of which the Dcean Bird was one.
be Marshal refused 20 execute TIC process, Yecu
c.ssyv decentralization bond not given y t'P-
and j, il ALLEGED that Capt Grsnam has e'~en 'N' y
tl- process into his own hau7s. NJ l,.nto, "a eall
a., District sent request 70 mi -
80 ~, ,be u particulars oi me Etar nsht Se Aseci'
eincd when ,easares viii be adopted to ssii.y Oh pai'e'
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lAavsTtises,sntl

lAavsgtisep,snt
Drew a. FRRxCH,
PaopvcE Coxxissos MrscnArrA
Domestic FRESH Fuaitz and Vegetables IN their seer&
N~sEIis Suaaias'. No No. s s bssssss.
Third door below sa.sA-sas ksw.fs<G
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TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Jsn li.-Bofsrs
Judge BgTTs.
CRIMINAL BUSINESS.

Jobn Read was convicted on charge OF PHe"Ius
bn was convicted Of setting FIRE 20 the ship Jssa
at Fevs Ths punishment for this crime Ia nom three 70 zen
years iflplisoi Inent-
Both prisoners were remanded for sentence
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~ which the arch of the boiler was supporter, and
that this accident could not have been creseeu or pre-
vezted The jury upon this evidence rendered YER
dict "that deceased came to his death from seat'S
accidentally received .and further, we exonerate al
parsies from blame" Deceased was native oil New
York, and lived with his parents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

BvOxrp TO DEAru AND EATEN Br RArs.-An in'
Quest was held on Wednesday by Coroner 0'Keefe,
nj No. 10 Morton street, upon the BODY of Margaret
McAuH, an Irish woman, City years Of age, who was
found lying in her apartment in the basement of the
above building with her right arm and side burned to
crisp, and her face eaten by rats The deceased bad
NOT been seen since New-Iears eve, aud her nou-
appearance aroused the suspicion of Others living in
tho house. who yesterday burst open TIE door Of her
rOon, and found her corpse above stated. bottle
Of gin lay beside the body and three feet square
was burned in the AoOr 1t is supposed that while
drunk sbe Get her clothes on FIRE, AMI thus per.hed
The Jury rendered verdict of Death from buns ac'
cidentally received.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcrAL TERN

cOryRT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERx-JAs. IL
Before Judge Huron.
THE WAR or THE COMhODoREs.
Charles j. Mcdonald agt. Garrison q Morgan -
This was motion to suppress the ground Of iegulay,
deposition nIede by General William Walker in the cono-
vers the regard to tho Nicaragua route
III Judge denied the motion.
BREACH MARRIAGE PROh1sR.
Esther Leopold agt Morris Meyer
Tho nlsin ed the defendant for breach of promise
Of marriage ana the derndsn. arrested and held 70 oan IN
@3 aud Ia lieu Of bail deposited $4,000 vita the GloA.
T nan recovered Judgment and the money paid over
10 her attorney During the pendency OF tho action the pen
sed and and herself received the money from
the o,y and gave receipt therefor The next friend IN
hose name the sut gnsy brongh moved to compel the
nav the incurred by him in the prosecution
otbe t The Judge decided that he he'd no longer any po
In the premises money having gone out OF the attorney
hands. The motion wa, therefore, denied
DECISIONS.
James n. Richards agt. Winchester Britton.-Mo'
.io-, f,y N Al denied.
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Total pieces coined, exclusive Of silver bars 400 %
The denoaifa of the nreclOns metals were:

Total deposits for the year sSi AL %
The business of the Chicago and North Western for
the month of December nearly double that of 1883
and the cost of the ad itona length has been less than
s6C0CC0 The interest the sinking fund bonds, due
Feb l, is already in the bank and the prospects are
that the road will the fret mortgage interest
during the present year, and commence payment as
tie coupons mature. AconespOndent of one Of the
city journals writes from Madison, Wisconsin, as fol-
lows in regard 10 this roads
"The railroads If Wisconsin have mos. Of them gone
through similar changes and others will probably have
TO follow The La Crosse and Milwaukee, whose his
tory ia one of the most remarkable record Is now
in preparation for another sale; the business Of the
road is yeiy light this Winter. There Is more conn
any other road in the State, and since its reorganzs-
ton and completion Oshkosc it seems to be doing
the best business Of any OF them, especially IN the
passenger line Ii passes through the best section OF
The State and nteTsects at convenient points all OF the
other roads Ii secures large proportion OF the trat-
fc of the Milwaukee and Mississippi and takes it to
Chicago also of the La Crosse Road, as well as the
Milwaukee and WATERFOWL. The local tra11c OF the
road must eventually be very large, for 1t passes
through the best grazing sections OF the state
and extends to the very heart of the pneries OF the
North. The lumber trade alone VIII IN LINE oe enor
nous the section Of the country through which II
traverses depends entirely upon the lumber regions OF
the northern portion of the State for their building ma
terals and large proportion for their fencing. IL
also has the advantage the other lines, at present,
in traversing section of country more thckly settled
and in better state of cultivation than any of the
other lines Yet the present business is but drop in
the bucket compared TO what it will be in more pros
porous times. II the only Of the andgrnt lines
IN the State that has fulfilled the requirements OF the
get granting the lands"
A Chicago parer states that the Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin has affirmed the conautionaity of county,
town. and city BOZ d. issued in aid of railroads in that
State.
The twenty-second annual report of the Phladel-
pbia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
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James n. Richards agt. winchester brVson.-no'
ton for new Trial denied. - -. xr.. .
Robt. Nc. c. Butt sgt. Lindley Murray.-Moti0n to
ola niss complaint denied. ~, ~, a.
Peier Ly bch at John Kennedy; Miles and Bartiets
art Hop,ots L. Van Brunt-Coses settled -
John W hanson agt Monta que M. Hendrfcks.-Or-
the be charged with the costs OF prosecuting
the lien and the interest.
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The New-Jersey Bridge Cases, which involve the
same principles a. the Albany Bridge Case are 30 be
arQued in the United States Supreme Court next
month"; and final decision may therefore he expected
this wear
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Fross LvEErrooa--rhK hAsSIrIcEsI CLIPPER
oss 90 pier sS X sor sSS ss :. % COLLINS
FOR ssH asl .ss g o; sAyAssA4 o. AND
yin .,as Thssl .ss@shp nehe svori.s sss .mshi JXs
svs, On ss Sss, sss.ss; q s;ys sss No
hates pss .ee with tsroah tcksts follows
Noble IS. isnsy Il. sss ss.Sas rsns 81 W IS Isl
ss y s Sssfss o :as Ss9s'' ~ s.:
iuasrus xs Z Dss.Afs .,gy . e nr9sFpA9
ssi.y o@m,ea.r va sscssa 90 w.dass.v ssvsmssr
m s n Ss i.p,s s.s. III r. sn. s q %
:, -. ns ds fsrrs Ac Of the above
> siss.n. .-...ais no Nos Baptism W. AZ .
ss s Of shs t"srosn atlantic se.sw sieanshp conpsny
ss s:. q e s:. : s
: :' = W. - =,
g e g. .:ss ., 81 s, s,.A y, a. 4, Ss ss
NM, =: AZ y - zs:s:: y g
ss. scELss :ssssa s' O. ' s.sss :Ss n u
EoR sAvAsnAH-rHs yIas1 GLASS SIDE WHEEL
1 al % e. a. S S .
.sssss 10 :. 10 O'Clock n Cabin psssAse SIS; sesr.ss
g. Sr'sa s ~ New sss:
mons aEhS 8 '.f ~ y sc .s.,ss. ps.s
AZ ..rss Ssss15sE i sTSTs win al = above for
xAvAFkAH And YHk SOUTH -TBa rnw AnD
- eesaut steamship X K. GU LsN ~ the American At
Anuc Screw stssmeh'p Company, Frederick Crccser
0aDtsr, wn leave ptsr II sorh River Saturday NO
someer 10, ~ P. N. This ship 10 ~r,rei,
sauaed In elegance comfort safety and saeed BY
Montgomery, S25 Memphis s3i rs, sashve sN rs, KnoI
v- ~ su Chsftsaoogs as; sloans s2S corneas 81;
Atspts 81; Macoa SO, Ansusts SIT W, Aav,nnsh SIS
Apply 70 II. 3. CROMWELL. : 10. "a w-s
BrnNrwav.
I via Fey rcei-uAit1d q NJ. sa@.nsnsu IsABAI4
Nr hoitns. ccnnsud@y, TIE fn~rmss;rY 3el-rL havn,
hsusec the day o. ss'g Of tsH hue thr a-amshp isSss
vii brave har-ssn the iG iZ2r tth November.
shi Ghys taysns the 6aA f7,h
,.f srsy ~hcs ISIS abe viii nbs-sian
Aad Nts q -sch soph and ssvsna leh snd Enc
sach aonth Sv sAf'y, speed nnfst and pleasure
ohPtrspED, rtLRrUk 4 90 ~ BTesdwAy, Nov yors
~ AgEUNfs1 co, Charleston. M.lG
VII ~ ~Ats as a the snsi ec~ &C. the dates named
advertisements
TBRnUaH FREIGHT ARnAn9yarNT-rOR Hoa.
With Nnrfos nd petery'urs and ssnt ride nsroscs
byn~hhurx i-tn hsDayhis ar1 it-rmed ate s.it0ns
sresh received even day, ano ,hrouEr recfps inrr'h
,s,-arship JAMES ows cavt ssn1sr leaves every rus
day nsf.M
z. n ss Srrhip SoRRroHr cspt rstsh every
AsP N.
fr@iyhts TO Porfsnnuth Norfolk per
Point 3 cents spd hichuunA ceats
Fassags N krroft. and nesif inclgdAa,
Fs~rsburr hchsnn6 SO ehsr-e aetwees Ngss ~
and ~ half prfc@ LinLAN asfAbkEs,
iia Bro~dwsy.
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MAFnIMONfAL.

.,phS. FDw And WAN A wi bEIfs A VERY
, bstfvl sesrs Be taxes tbs nehoi Of se uing
yrurs -.
nd bor 1888 Hersd ornce.
NaATRIsOhy SADA xAsYn-sHOwING The ~
w to wn lover srf he speedily msrd-d a
NJ u Fras for rs euts Address WI.
. 90 pnbli~b-rr hos sa1 Phissslphis Pot oacs
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u BDuUfICN IN PKiUrb.


n ATLANTIC srBAk NAVIGATION OoHPANY
NEW SORx AND aALwAy LINE
TOUCHING AT ~. yOHNs NJ
70 land passenger and receive hs royal mall md govn-
ment foHpAtckea
fhe c0nprisins bs line have bess approves ~
= A'A NV i" ikos SIDE wHRH sTnAnAss
.DlNsY1h......... - sons ouftn0
.......... w tonn puftnaD
y" 0us pustnee
he neat d.v.;ai. .in 10 lie PRiHoi zsIsT. ts%
Few YORK, November 20
Froa pier No 81 FortA river
Rates pss.sse 10y par 81 haland O railway. and 10
rr clA es0G 80 And rs acenrdins soou
sodarons Third clsss So lnciuotns cooked provions
And 81 Johra, N. F.-FtFst cA<s kN thrd clasa an
hdee under twelve bali price; under year
bird Glass vAsxeyS REQUIRED 70 furnish beds and
Per1ons nkbg passage From New Fort for Tie ssansu
sing IRON Bosom, VIII receive free from New iort
q B0GkOo.
The u this company have been eoasyusssd WIN
sth model and propelhns power and built ~ta
INT compay nAn9 They confidently expeed 70 surpAn
speed and rough weather qualities any vessel but
I'D are rsi lett with clcgsncss AID enctes-
An eyperiepoed surgeon ast~chcd each ship Fersons
vahnx send for s9H friends obatn return tickets Il
20 following greatly redu cct prices
In THIRD cabin rom GALWAY, SO 10 third cabin from
IN Ises1d rail way ~ 50; In third cabin from the
nDdpal cisies " kOsl.nd and scotland x36
HOWLAEO AsPIHwAI.L, AxeotA
e and IS south
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ygprEspAys an s.rrRpAfa "a sc~ yoss
MONDAYS AMI rHrEFDsys ruEsBAvs ers FRIDAYS
In sANt,cr " I've Tour QlNA- S-r- imr-r,ss- uver.
rrpen Kmpye Ard other saN ieaees hinust QaafrNle,
1ipaa and osher swd tortaetd ~ Mr.
Do4sorh variety Of resef tsncrs vi - brengm iyss1
dur,ps wNcN ms ~ " n'tNr~f ~
TIsr ma a erelvss fran Pafts 80 lie 2asrt rflrrf
enne" ssr~fSily ad.y,~ ~ fsvs-po.n-a N rrsn-f "a
meut 10 chi drpu
Circuisrs u ssrus A. ny y - !, fsn~s scsAsmr
CEvERAL yFw CLASSES RI. Now F0RxiSG Az 2.
- Rivers DarrDs .rsiany 3. ggt y sf-ra ~.
I'm Al the fashtrr tances sferi n os crss.l -
ens serd for rir-uis srsnd saaree ~ 90laa HAL 20
n16Ay syenns, rovvmber II
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AR nR CoanovA WILL RGPEAT HIs Hu aoRoUs
M Po-mon
"kk ADrAy" (wih mum sddihnns)
Al Clinton HAIL. this evsn'rr, Sth Last ~ o clock.
Asar issiol IS
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NEW Bow ERy TBEATPp.
IN sole prrprieior. Mes-rs u. Yox and j. w. Linsar1
TbiK SDAp Nov. 8. l5Go,
The great Ledger dItmasiz>,ion Il
kosk ELMER
q L. Fox's comic psrtounim. 81
TbE " AGlG T6uMPEr
And the roaring f,nct of
DUDofNG FOR WIFI
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NSOk Liy9fPOOI.-rhE MAaNIFICENI CLIPPER
- sni1 whisIkh, Oaptsin Lawrence, sails tlnorr,w,
sAvMx saps of siAss room scclmmo atoos
ssxs 81 low rates spps rd or V Il COfl Ss 4 CO.
= u once on pier No. korth river "
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CABINET WARE.

Oh DIN u w AhE.
n NOTICE OF REMOVAL. 80
~ Having leased and fitted up the largeNs0
tStore- e-house, No. 42S sew nth street ~
west, tween g and III north, ten doors soutk OF
INV old stand, would respectfully call the atten
tlon Of my old customers and others IN search If
cheap articles in the HOUSE FURNISHING
LINE to give me a call before purchasing, es nv
goods have besn bought exclusively for cash and
like establishment.
A fresh supply OF those Cheap WINDOW
SHADES and FIXTURES Just received.
A large lot ofCROCKtR r on hand.
RUDOLPH BUCHLY,
mar 1a-2wd&eo2w No. 42s 7th ct. bet @ and III.
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1.-TWO, THREE, FOUR. FIVE. SEvEN Avn
L NINE FLOUNCES, Berage. Organdy, Jaco-
nett. Poplln and berage Anglaes Ro.es of new and
rloh designs. Also. hve and seven Flounces G rem
ndne Robes; very rich. Org andy and rsnch awns,
tbsrags saes and English Berages, Grey Mo,
halrS and Popns: for LadIes' Suits in great va is
ty, Rich. Plain Silk Nantes and Cloaks, New
St}le Spring Cloaks, Figured BE, ages. Fcu'a d
and Brocha Bordered Shawls in great va iety.
Hoopea SkiTts Of the la'est styles, English and
Gloves, Gauntletts, together with HousekesIins
Goods in every variety Of quality and prices
ap4 TAYLOR & HUTCHlSON.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
Twenty ty-eighth session Is monthsJ commences
May lst. Expenses no. Every effort 10 made foT
the comfort and Improvement Of 25 boys. To MI
few vacancies call at kIrkvood House, April 2th.
18th, lth, rom 10 p. m, or address X. n.
BURNS, Plalnhed Cumberland county, Pa.
mar s9-lmeO
INSTRUCTION IN MUsIC.-Mr. and Mrs T..
IL CHRISTIAN, residence No. 426 lst~1
street, Capitol Hill. I'm Duff Green'sSTYh
Row beg leave 10 inform the public that ~
thew give instruction in Instrumental Music on
most reasonable terms. Mrs. Christian tssches the
Plano and MT CHRISTIAN teaches the Piano, Nlo
I'm, VIolinoeo, Dousle Bass. Flute and ell the
Brass instruments. Their prohciencles are well
known 20 all the professional musicians Of Wash
lng ton and they pledge their earnest eLdeavors to
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly 90 all who
may REQUIRE thelr servioes. mar IL In
Al MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
WIRS. MCCORMICK desires 70 inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
tember next.
The course OF study pursued will comprise al the
hon.
In addition to her day scholars she ia desirous Of
receiving into her family few pupils as boerders.
aged from 10 70 IL years, who will be under her
meolate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwlse improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
% neI school may apply TO w. ID. Wslsoh, Editor o
For terms and further particulars apply - her
resldenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, AlexandrlA, Va.
iv T-r
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MONEY TO LOAN in small amounts: on good
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Prince Imperial Champagne

Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the
CoEntYy.
This hne brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until
the past year was confined exclusively to the hest
tables Of the Continent of Europe has now obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity in this
Physicians of the City of New York over ali Other
Wines, on account of its extreme purity and deli
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous and constantly increasing. Onr arrange
being maintained at its present high standard The
Prince IMPERIAL Is imported solely by US, we being
the sole Agents of Messrs. De VKNoGK Co, in
this country.
Nos. 4S6, 49O 4 492 BRoApwAY,N
III Sold in this city by Hamilton Il Leach, and
Browning & Heating. msF5-Sm
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FOR RENT-That deIghiful and convenient
Il DWELLING HOUSE situated on 18th street
one one door from the corner of New York avenue; IL
low TO good tenant apply At GEO. w BRAY'S
Jewflry Store No sic 18th street, opposite Nation
al lntelllgenoer Office. mar
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FOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, a coachman
l. and farm servant. He Is quick and industrious,
and comp petent TO any possible farm work and the
MANAGEMENT of any machinery used on farm, and
10 r. years of age To Southern gentleman re-
curing an intelligent and very useful servant OF
this description, for his own use. he will be
sold bargain In order to get him a good home
His owner Ill not sell him to trader. Pease ad-
dress BOX No. IL Star Office. mar 81 If
HOWE'SIMPROvED WEIGHING SCALES
H Tnese Scales are offered 70 the public the
most simple, durable, and reliable scales ever put ia
pse. FITstclass premiums have been awarded them
by the United States Fair and Virginia Az icultuIs
Institute Fair, Pennsy lvana New York State Fair:
vermont State Fair, DC, go. In every caee where
e1hisited they nave received first GLASS premiums.
Chilled Iron Safes .
de- e G.. PATTTSON. Arent
MONEY TO LOAN, in small amounts. on good
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F. y E L! tf!:uELF U E L.
have now ope of the most eYten siva stooks of

have now one of the most extensive stocks of
Fue In Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
Egg and Stove Sizes. Do, Smiths Coal
Hickory, Oak and Pine 224O pounds to the ton
Wood, sawed and split. in all cases.
AL OF which will sell at the lowest prices for the
ceSh lot 50 or 60 days paper, well secured.
, AZ All accounts now standing will be presented
before the LIST Of January 1862 and il is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, iith and G sts.,
de" near Canal.
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
lvls LOOMIS, nj. D., the inventor and patentes
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-(@
tends personally at his Office in this city. SSsS
Many persons can wear these teeth who~<1l-1
cannot wear others, and no person can wear otheri
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofFicc can he accommodated
With any sty lie and price of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect dsnture that
art car produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No. 336 Pa avenue, betw eer
9Th and 10th Sta. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadei-
phia. oc i-Iy
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nENTISTpV

II DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after practical test OF two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting 6s&a8
artificial teeth Ii has the advantages of~G&HS
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for sSs. Partial in proportion.
Office 306 Pa. avenue. ssT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A., MRS. WInSLOW,
,Isslln ISsxlsfienosd Nurse and Female Physician,
SoO I H N G SYRUP,
Fer Children Teething,
ns n. r"@! ,.si,t.. the PIee. Of t''hins y ,s.n
PAIN and 'pasmodic action and h, '
DSShE 70 REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
sPon IT, mothers, il will give to yoursslvss and
nnLLkFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
a up and sold this article for years.
n's'sia:ITrv,s . ssssl. ~. MRS. "a. IT rilEiD.lS
yrcr cURE, wINsLOW,ss t,Sca sb,S im.T, TO ,i.t b.
..s.astion ss b. la9, aS, SOOTHING in.:ans. d
o.sSaT1oys. o.: sSIFaGyi all SYRUP, With il.
highest commsndaton magical .9.ct. and meses
urtuss We speak in This matter" WHAT WE DO Know"
Tior To5 THE % or xRsI % Sys nl,UI.
In almost every instance where infant i. .us
Ing from PAIN and exhaustion relief win ;. found in fit..p
orIwenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
rms vausoi. preparation the prescription of the
aho' ana has been used with NRvERFAILIrG
THO USANDS OF CASES
net emily rssvss the child from PAIN bu invigorstss
stomach and bowels eorrsets acIdty, and gives
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoIIc'
sna G,'Ieom' e91.n.l.n. Which, if not speedily
sSpsus.s9 spH lT s;st4 FOR s.i.!. 4 th. sl,I'
cHILDkEN 1ST is: sns SGa.R pi.R
arise. from I'm ,..,snc TEETHING DRES, En- whether il
cause We would say every mother who has child .uf
nring from any oil the fore going conplants-Do
stand between ring child and III. that will b,
SURE-yes ABsoLUTELY sURE-to follow the use OF thi,
medicine, II timely used Full directions for using will
CURTIS PERKINS, New York is on tn. outsids vrsppsy
So!d by Drug gsts throughout the world.
Principal Office. No l3 Cedar StrsstN Y.
Frics only Is Cents per Bottle. u-d&vIy
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WOOD AND COAL.

IN COAL AND WOOD,
Il HE SUBSCRIBER, having purchased the
long established Wood and Coal Yard of the late
patrons of the establishment and the public gener-
ally that he WI keep always on hand A COM
he will be prepared to disposs of on the very bsst
terms. He hopes by fair dealing and a cons tant
disposition to please TO merit continuance of the
patronage so liborally conferred en- his lamented
Predecessor. GEORGE BOGiJS
ap eodtf Ninth st., east side, bft. ID and F..
TAKE NOTICE!
IF You want WOOD and COAL prepared i'm the
best manner at the lowest posi- BILE cash prices go
to BARCLAf Wood and Coal Depot. Don't
north Pa avenue.
Coal thoroughly screened. Wood sawed t, snit
everyone. A call is solicited. mar l6- colin.
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