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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.
Geo. W. Curtis will lecture to night on National
Ionor," in the Baptist Church on Grove street.


Honor" in the Baptist Church on Grove street.
TIE PHILADELPHIA PRvArEEHssEs REMOVED
TO FoRT LArAYrTTE.-The pnyateesmen Of tie
left Davis and Petrol IS in number, who have for
several months past been KEEP, in coso confinement
in Movamensing Prison, Philadelphia, were yester-
dov tran serred 10 FOIt Lafayette, in New-YoFk
Harbor. IN conformity with recent order Issued by
the Government. They Left Philadelphia n H. H..
in charge Of United Sates Deputy NanAa's % r.
Sbarkey, J. jenkins, Steele, and Noble, ana were
met at tie jersey City Depot BY tie New-lork
Deputy Marshals. who had chartered the tow-boat
J. II. Gaulier upon which 10 convey the pHSoneI'
to Fort Lafayette.
The men, together with Their baggage, were at
once Transferred to the iugboat upon which a line
American flag was raised for the occasion, aud ~
hour later tley were marched into the fort there t.
remain until exchanged f)r Union prisoners. WIN
two or three exceptions they ale all scaiaiing men,
fifteen Of them natives Of the South, five from Tie
Civ Of New-York and tie remainder from The IRE,
S,atos. They are all il The beet Of Spirits, much
cc,tiGed at the transfer from solitary confinement,
and anticipate a speedy release Those having fam
lies or relatives in the Sonth desrous Of return
inc home. tut the greater portion Of them prefer
remaining al the North, aud some OF them expressed
desire 10 take up arms ard assisl in maintaining The
couec Of the Union.
Cant. Smith Of the JEFF. Davis, who was one OF
the pIize crew Of the Enchantrcas, convicted OF
piracy, ard for whom Col. Corcoran WIS held a.
hostage, declares bis determination TO again hg''t 10Y
the Confederaey although no thinks their chance oil
euccess is hopeless.
On he prisoners, Lieut. Harvey Of tie fetrci'
ID mah Of very respectable Appearance, about W
/ years # age and was formerly Lieutenant in the
U. 5. Marines lie looked very much out Of place
in the motley company with which be is at present
sojoufniug. We gave tire names Of these yesterday.
They were al neatly and comfortably clad Though
the generosity Of the ladies Of Phlladel phla, and
| speak in the hieles, terns Of the hind treatment
they received while confined 1T Moyamenrng.
One OF the prlsolers, {. L. Deiba, while in prison,
drew and painted picture Of The priyaeer brig jeff.
Davis, under fUll soil, which he preeeied to Deputy
Marshall Sbarkey. by whom it was aiterwsrd pre-.
set ted 10 Mr Richard Taylor, Of No. 10 EAchange
place jersey City, where it viii remain Oh exhi-
bition.
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CITY ITEMS.

DESERVING OBJEcT.-The Free Church Of the
Good Shepherd, which has for its Rector the Rev.
Ralph Hoyt, is now firmly established This deserv
ing and Jealous man, amid thousand dsbeartening
hind ances, has persevercd in his good wor;--the
permanent establishment Of "A church in which the poor
may freely have the gospel preached to them. lite
income thus far has been Of course small, AID, in
order 10 render assistance to tie worthy Rector bis
friends conceived the idea of giving lin compli
mentary entertainment, at his residence, in Fity
fourth street, between Second and Third avenues.
They have organized Committee, who request the
cooperation Of all who feel interest in sustaining
and rewardng the labors Of the Rector Of the Free
Church of the Good Shepherd. The en- erainment
will take place this afternoon and evening" aud those
who are declared from personal attendance are
earnestly solicited to send token Of rorem-
brance to the above address. so good laborer
should be made to feel that lis efforts are encouraged
and sustained
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FLAG PRssrsrArIox AT porT RorAL.-Tho ash
REGIMENT. N.Y.S. ", stationed ut Port Royal, 3 e.,
had their camp life monoiony agTecahIy broken ~
UPON ,be l2th Of January. After brigade driiI' the
regiment marched t. their parade-gouud, the fcene
Of the pr, sentation to them Of iag Which had been
se., from the ladies' Of Brooklyn. Thrhag II about
twelve feet square, Of rich blue ailk and decor at
,,ith heavy bullion fringe. In the center are tie
arm. III he Stale Of Ncw-York, above which are the
words " Forty-eighth Regiment, y. I. - " Ihe
ipaoria with the stars and stripes are all etwrouShi
,i,b sk embroidery Of the finest coors, and the as-
.,ah arm ounted by an outslread carved eagle. ihe
presentation speech was made by Adjn-"n' Goodrl'
srd obonnled with patriotic sentiments, while Tie
reoly Of Col. Perry who responded On behalf Oh his
regiment wno characteristic OF tue tol1ier ant
,s,,oi. Upon the unfurDs Of the flag to the breeze
lie baud struck mp The Siar-spangloi Banner
,,,;I the ep.hugiastic cheers Of the regiment, VINO
shortly after were marched AWAY to toe neiao'y-
invoking strains O" Home, Sweet Home
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TnE KfSGs CoUSTY DEAocRAric UNION GEN.
ynAI CouMlrrfv, AID rHE CouEsE or TRE PREsl-
ptNr Oh THE UNirED STATEs.-At regular meet
ING of tic Kings County Democratic Union General
Committee. held nj their headquarters IL the Capital,
Joralemon street on Tuesday night, the following
resontous sustaining the course Of President Lin
coin. were offered by Mr.. James Sharkey and unaF-
imousv adopted after briei debate:
Realized That tl. Committee approves OF and suaeins
s r,ur.e of Lis Exceroy the President Of the tniet
.tr in lis efforts d." contest now wa-ii ngiin
ir seceded States 70 srtt constitutional constr cton ana
NAT while batting 10 enforce laws anu authority OF tne
ned nj niou BE- ADDITIONALLY declared that n no cise VIII
Zee p any Igb gugr,utiec By the Constitution OF reserved
ia hs States iaiuugrd impaed Gna that Tor
pufpoe Of enforcing the only has he iuyaied the
oharn aies not Tor the of interfering WITH
az dcstlo INK th.i d0Ine,tic institutions. .
Rssor,d, That We loUk upon the az 'i, cons' MY
In Congress by the Introduction OF abolition petitions and
rrsuiOns a. ncendi,ry in their charGcIeS and tnihs
s iuuheg c,.rADgs oSidc the Two seciiohs oil o
country, and which. assert, has done the non
already great Injury among Unous eNeiywhefe ahu ~ VIC
reyolsd ats WILL Il continued uiaAe tie 70 l.iil'p .
mon cause among all classes there. such ab,i bs
plons at hanguea, by giving aid 10 ,h1 % sn,,tlng
Uuion should be subJcet OF Executive ,,aito,s
tbsr authors TO the PEI slties inflicted upon armed
he.oived That while the Democratic ps,v ao,t of t1.
the United States has risen !? I'D, Of the
oyeTnncn. sainst their former Of the immense
p.vo,ts States by sending large nyoI oantan.pc. at
- In an. lid aud bY s~sisiau aid ana ~
hnur wnie large portion oi that paI'l ;,y and n.i.t
ursspt ia power ha 800 IN. co1 hdsncs of
LIN .oIyht 10 trampel its action, de''iYJ .n,;. s,r.,
rhty sous ~, o of conducting this gigantic strusso
"a ~ a. n 10 prevent and rrtad any 800
,nent of existing dihoulties deoIas coS,assl
J..,,ov M, institution of slavery ~ 's"a
destroy i oS IN, guarantees of the Constitution
''n J mat this crs. inperatiyely csls upon Union
NM" wbsthsr Democrats or CorseTA'gVe FePubiean to
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20 Nf0hafei ctlI-.. os,.. ,fin.ra .
Tbrrcr and Thoms. Buter-Mr Butler bequeahed 10 the
REV Anthony CaTwin pastor OF tue Oano lie onuiep no
Lku tie sum OF $50 ard erecting Catholic school house
L, n1hn linn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

CHAMBER or CoMNFRcE.-The monthly meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce will take place to-
day at ] ocock p. IN. The Secretary Of the Cham
Der has made arrangements to procure copies Of all
bills before Congress, and Of all acts passed at the
prescn, session relating to "oonmerce,' " ln'nce'
OF to the City or Por, Of New-Yora, which docu-
mens with all their details, will be accessible to ali
members Of the Chamber, from time 10 time. IliIh-
erto many important meaeures have been introduced
into Congress, having "a bearingon the commerce and
business Of this port, the provisions Of which Were
not fully known in time to be considered here. The
following bills are now on file:
l. btu 10 punish tieuon aud TO provide eaectual
De for the collection Of Imposed by Coz and to
Furnish f1ad the l1s.es OF loyal cz-us and
10 provide honeirad. soldiers employed In suppessns
the rTc-ent rebellion. tlntIodaced by tho Hon. +. j.
Blair IT,
eIpnses n Goycrumfut aud mslianug the public credit
by the collection ~ income po and stamp tsr aud
duties liquors ficur, rsTOAt P.sscrges unnsr,
aud olhrE internal dllca lluT0daccd ~ he Hon l. o.
lhs.ps
nj BIN 70 authorize the issue q United States notes
and redo npt1u funding thereof aud for flooding
!he 6caiag tcbs Of tue United states introduced " the
Hon. p. q. SpauiclugD .
marine yai aisctsd to service and FOR other pur'
tofe fFa,,ef tho House ~ heprsetsyes aud teerT.d to
Commits. Ia the senate Ibs blA proposes
he yoa o.ssss Marine ssnas ~ every merchant
hip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

ORGANIZATION or The DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
COMMTrZF.--Ihe new membels Of the National
Democratic General Committee OF Kings County
net in Montague Hall on Tuesday night and effected
permanent Organization by electing the following
officers for the ensuing year: President, Thomas q.
Tallmage; Vice President, John Hanlord; Treasurer,
Hugh 0'Rorke; Secretary, Charles b. Wyliei Ser.
geant-at-Arms, Wm. Dowd.
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Trr C.sr or GoRDoS, THE SLAVE TRApER.-
yes,.,day afternoon, Judge Dean COUNCIL Tor "of-
do, ,elocrapbed to his partner, Mr.. DonohGe' iom
vya,biocton that the President had granted respite
',,'.a ,...l. 10 Nathaniel Gordon who was to have
been hanged tomorrow as an African slave u@aer,
The Up,ed States Marshal has received 40 oNel"'
notification Of tic respite as!et.
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wAanIao w,LKasos. s,er,,arg

STREET SAITisG.-At tie recen, meeting Of the
Commissioner Of Health two aiijayiis were pres
enied relative to toe sailing Of streets. Lucus a.
White. Superintendent Of the hories OF the Avenue
4 STAGE Line. testified tlat last Winter out of l36
borrcs thew had between 20 and 30 horses laid mp
with frozen feet One 81 the animals had bis feet
foll oil bree were rerfectlv u.elcss and had to be
r,yen awey; many We're llii up FOR months. Ttis
ven, no salt having been used on tie road, the
horses are Ia excellent condition
Thomas Murphy, superintendent Of The horses on
he Undnon River Riroad, te- flied that during the
I.t Winter he bal over ~ horsrs lame from the
..ts oT all that they were lame from ten dave -
one year; that fifteen II them died aud i'uc had 10
he Eilled their feet having fallen oil This year 'alt
lad no, been used on the road and the horses We're
in loot condition.
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The concert at the Home Chapel, No. % East
Twenty street, announced to take place laet
night, will be given Tonight. 1t ia for good OBJ
ject and will, without doubt, be attractive.
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Bulls lEAD.-Some interesting matters viii be
found for the general reader in our cattle-market
report this week, particularly an account OF some
mammoth bulocks, one Of which is supposed TO be
the heaviest made in America, and probably in
tie world The bcef-eatile market for the week
closed yesterday unf,ycrably for drovers, the sup
ply being altogether too large for the demand, and 1t
was difficult to sell all tie stock, at reduction
upon last weeks rates. Certainly, very fair beeves
sold toward the close of the market at nothing over
cents pound for the meat sinking oaii, and right
good Fat steers at hardly cents pound. Sheep are
trifle higher, aud hogs lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

ENGfNEFRs OF THE FIRE DrPARTMEsT.-At
meeting OF the Board OF Engineers Of the ire Do
panent Western trict GeoTse sd elected TO rep
s.t toe Engineers the Bosd Of Representative Pete:
Fitzpatrick TO represent them In the Board oil Ohcer, ana
Robert BaTr, " the bosrd OF Irustees.
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Gchoomer Ashore.

| Sac HARBoa. Wednesday. feo p ~ -.
| The schooner Emua, Of ST. Andrew, n. D., a..
Matanzas, with u cargo Of molssses, Is sSoo'' NV"
mile, west Of Moltauk Point,
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WHALING VOYAGE PosTPoSED.-0wirg 70 the In
disposition of Capt. Williams, he has postponed his
exhibition of the Whaling Voyage until Saturday
afternoon.
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OulRTyRrY RYPonTs--At thu meeting Of the
lerv ( Common Coruci las, eveuiDg Recorder Mirtia
c ported ths the three months Jns ended IN pe'tona
charges: brinkenncs. ysgsncy anf furk end dordrry
l57 assault ana battery 10 passing conn"iiet money 81;
te.Dv 81. burs.ry 5; receiver o; usinR thIc,tfnine
rnrssge T. or the,e l47 were di-chargrd - were
MID 10 il " to The City Prison ~ held 10 ball. aud Ia
iIed. 49,,
Chief Of Police Marinus reports that during The quarter rs
were arrested b. The Police OF vhoo 20 were as
"a females Of above number only ~ coh" read uhd
write Natyityi nted states Al .land. 200; Eosland,
49, Scotland, a. Germany France, 4. Number oi persons
accommodated with lodging 1921.
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pottcY CouHissIoNEEs.-At their meeting yester-
day, the Board received communication from
N.ssr,. Hunt, Beard & Co, merchants, u, No. 3'3
broadway, expressing thanks and inelos;ne check
for 400 to Detective Farley, who recovered $1,000
worth of property which had been stolen from their
store on tie night of the 3ls. nit.
The following communication from Mayor 0pdyke
,yas also received:
N,Yoa', OrYlcE hew lor., teb. 4. 1892
r. he UonoraJie Ila Of liefl i,ar Foioe C,Wni.'' ne's
CEsrIYHfs: | received Yesterday from Nj.
Andrew j. nacklcy contractor for street CT nLinr,
communication calling my attention to practice
Wli-h he contends Is IA source Of great INJURY TO nun
and OF annoyance and dissatisfaction 70 The pqble
GENERALLY, VIZ; "1Ae daily pracice by con.ldera-
bo roti Of The inhabitants, in m,ny ~ the wards,
Of u rowing ashes IA bage, aid Nth Ia HE gutter
aud upon tbe streets. in violation OF section % ol
CHAPTER - Of the City Ordinances
The communication further suggested mat tnc eVll
comb irod Of might be nbatel by Is . general order
i-.uod that all HI men on patrol dpiy ho :@ru-''d
10 prevent, far l0.siOl, the praellce referred
10, and ofi eclIly 10 report q name ana ,.fldeh'e
oil every owner OF house or tenement Whefe lle
ordinance quoted above is rot omrhed With to the
eud that rlch OwLer may be- notified by ne oepWl-
ueut 10 furnish The proper receptacle or, iaiilug TO
do go may DO proce, ded against by TIE tily Atof-
ney." There was a. o sent ne with The aboye-ineh-
iioi "a communication a report from The foreman
layag charge OF the SIKH Ward with the number
of boXo provided iOr lshes com pared with the um-
Der Of hOists in fnin eretts. lneiote thIs mere
WITH and ii you jail iulogn me ttni iniorma'ioh II
desired by your department, wll also triurnAt 10
YOU ns eoOn as received tie rctrus from the other
wards where deficiencies Of abh-boNee eNist
oljt servant, GEORGE OfDlhE Mayor
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COURT OF COMMON fLEAb-SPECIAL TgRE-Feb. A.
Before Judge IiILTOs. go
Haley agt. trazer.-Judg ment for painful Wild
costs fud'i e sld CONCLUSIONS on Gle.
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THr ST. GFoTGE's SociIrY.-lrying Hall was
flied TO is utmost capacity on Tuesday evening on
the occasion Of the appearance of Mrs. Frances Anne
Kemble, who read Shakeepcare's play Of" Henry
v" for the bench. Of the fund Of the s. George
Society. Among the audience were many Of our
most prominent citizens, and a large number Of
cler,gmen of various denomination. Some little
disturbance occurred upon the entrance Of Ms. kcn
bic, in eonsc luence q a number Of gentlemen who
were una'le to obtain seats Standing IN the nifles,
aud several Of John Balls cons distinguished by
their broad pronunciation Of DOWN in front }, who
had been fortunate enough 10 secure good seals, re-
fused 10 be oomfored until those Oh hci. feet had
been elected. Irs. Kembe was evidently mn h
annoyed at this want Of rcsp,et, and took seat until
the noise had subs.ded. Sac then read the principal
acis OF the piece, and was frequently interrupted
with loud applause.
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not been in vain. According to the report the work
has been anything but inviting and nothing short Of
Interchangeable determination and perseverance could
have accomplished SO much. But the result az set
forth on Tuesiay evening must be rich compensation
TO the friends who took the enterprise in hand. They
were met at every step by Encouraging circum.
s'auce7 owing TO tie utter absence Of the slightest
appreciation by The Italians Of the efforts being made
to elevate them and TO enable them to comprehend
somev bat at least of the institutions of the country
which he's given them an asylum. Many Of the or
gn-grHders have abandoned that vocation, and
sought out occupations Of AN industrious character.
TIE anxiety TO master an acquaintance with the In
gish language well atested by their present profit
cheney. Not less than 900 of these poor and neglect
ed Italians have thus been introduced to new life
and higher estimate Of their mission as human be-
ings. FOR this, society is indebted 10 the Children 4
Aid Society. 1t ought to be mentioned that MIR.
Barlow Of the Five Points House Of Industry did not
forget that the work was one in common with his
own, and he has rendered good service in providing
the necessary accommodation, for school purposes,
to these Italian children.
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SFcosD WARD REPuBLicAss.-Atn SPECIAL meet
ing Of the Second Ward Republican AsSociaiion'
held Al No 293 Pearl street on Friday evening, jan
n. 1902 the following gentlemen were elected OIL
GERS for the present year: Mathew G. Fordham,
President; j. +. Horan, Vice-Presidenti j. Man
ming Secretary; J. G. Able, Corresponding Secfe-
iGry; j. shipton, ircasurer
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sURROGATR'S COURT-teb. s-Before Surrogate WET.
Wills ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills OF the following persons were admitted
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DEATH or Mn. PrEr.-M meeting Of the In
s'ructor Of the Ecw-York Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb held At Fanwood, January 81, tie follow


and Dumb, held at Fanwood January 81, tie follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Bloa, be- seemed good 10 ihs Al vie Ruler o. events
remove na bic sphere a. rc'unes an able teacher cad
o No. b., s..oc. pra.Ani .d ID cgu aLion.
therefore.
Hessf1 That tr h. death OF Pouor Edward Poet the
cans. ief iusffl an as io.t iahfu raet. aud
most sbpfer, the Church strong pias society
iaal.I uloRh ar ed le ", ga good man.
insCrut4he Irnlisasr, wuur inuit 7h sian t. thi.
ever pleasant conyefss the lively VII tie active
ani The Christian pie that made the deceased
80 dear to Bic co-!t51rcFs.
E,.rei Ihtt whom God hss thus written widow
and o. chi deu Who by frou 81 Gender Jeafs have no
Vel tered ts.f aciln, cs.ond our warucst sym
fainirs pTayng that 81 the Divine promises OF comfort,
eou.o alton AID protection may De mote than verified TO
thefI.
Relrsd That whe oger Our heartfelt condolences TO
the venerable thor al felve' q the decea'et
y would have them u. ili.. o tie pc..cc ora he
accom- hei the beautiful cha 4fr he bore ard m, tihess
r . h. dom ~ ..cn eiing that ne Of
ho.- " .f tr1i-fy how 20 i've and desiring Know how
o. die God teaches By 40 cl psfil eat
ef Int - OF o.. ,lpvc fesouti9ls be- Forwarded
b. u secretary d. family OF tie drcea,ed and also 10 The
''''''"' o. W. MORRIS, Chairman
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ard aid the Executive In the performance OF tho
weiehty duties which justice 10 the nson imposes
npon him; and this General Committee svails telf OF the
occasion 10 declare that neither the support OF the
Democratic masses the country thousands
ofvounecs could have been procured had the present Ao
miuistraton, its party declared their purpose any
intent to the reserved rights OF siDge Southern
state to regol,te s domestic institutions nor are va
while snstinog the up odns the to be
committed such doctrns or 10 be nsed for such purrose
hesored That of these revolutions De sent 70 oscn
oil the Representatives In Congress from this city and county,
The Kings County REPUBLICAN GENERAL Con-
NITrLE.-A meeting Of this Committee was held at
their headquarters, No. 9 Court street, on Monday
evening. VIM. Colt, esq, Of the Sixth Ward, occu.
pied the chair The Committee to whom was re-
ferred the contested delegations reported that, al
though they had met twice a week since their
appointment they had been unable to conclude the
Reeves, stated that it would take nearly another
month before they would be able to make their q al
renort. An extension OF time was, on motion,
granted. =,
motion to amend the bylaws was made BY Nr:
d. O. Bradley, which was to tie effect that all
nominating conventions called By the General Com
mittee shonld be called TO order, and Temporarily
organized by the Chairman OF the SAID General CON-
nittee. Afters brief discussion, the motion was
laid over under the rul.. A series OF resolutions
were adopted recommending the Legislature 10 pass
an Get now before the State Senate which au-
thorzes the Common Council to appoint four corpo-
Iation newspapers. There are now three papers In
which the Corporation notices are printed, and the
act is intended to place The Star the fourth on
the st Jhs resignation Of Burdett Stryker, delegate
elect from the Fourth Ward was presented and
referred to the delegation of the Ward, when the
Committee adjourned for ons month.
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HrllsfI

Isaiah zxziii, L. s,muel xii, Is 20 taking iv
b. % a.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Dental Goods

We respectfully call the attention of Dentists
to our large and well assorted stock OF every
thing in this department
vuoanite Teeth. Plain and Gum Teeth, Gold
Foil Blow Pipes, Corundum Wheels, Files-a
large variety, Impression Caps, Frankn's Artc-
ulalors, Plugging Instruments, Dental Lathes,
different kinds, Excavators. Burrs
aud Drills, Forceps--aN kinds, Mouth Glasses.
Plate Cutters, Tin Foil, Precipitated Silver.
A very fine quantity Of DENTISTS GASES,
vrry compact, with full sets of drawers, filled
with highly finished aud best quality OF Instru-
ments,
Anatomical Preparations set beneath glass va
sea, showing the face homes and teeth, with com
plete sets OF Arteries, Veins aud Nerves. These
are of late French Improvement, and superior to-
anything of the kind ever before Introduced
All of which we sell on reasonable terms.
Il. ii. MCDONALD X CO., Sacramento,