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The New York herald., 1869-09-16
Jne BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Brooklyn Fire Commissioners say that they
VIII make the appointments on Thursday next.
There Will be thirteen steamers and SIX hook and
ladder companies situated as follows:-
WESTERN DISTRICT.
Engines-No. l. Fourth avenue, near Nineteenth
street; No 2 Van Brunt street, near Hamilton ave.
nue. No 3, Hicks street, near Sacket street; No 4,
Degraw street, near Court street; NO. b, Perrepont
street. near Fulton street; No. O. High street. near
Fulton street; No. T. 2l7 Pearl street; No. s. Front
street, near Bridge street; No. 8, Graham street,
near Myrtle avenue; No. 10, Carleton avenue, near
Myrtle avenue. Hook and ladder companies-No l,
Nineteenth street, near Fourth avenues No. 2, Bed
ford avenue, near Myrtle avenue; No. s. Gold street,
near Concord street.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Engines-No. II, Clymer street, near Bedford ave-
nue.; No. ~ Second street, between North Eighth
and North Ninth Streets No. Is, Powers street. near
Even street.
Hook and Ladder Companies--No. 4, ia South
Third street; No. 0, Even street. corner of Wyckon
street; NO. O. Greenpoint avenue, near Franklin
street, Greenpotnt.
There will also be kept In constant readiness nine
hose carriages at the most convenient points Tor use
In the city, Two or three dopos Tor coal are TO be
placed at such points are most convenient to the
steamers. There Will DO repair yards IN Myrtle ave.
nue. and Hampden streets, Eastern District and q
Harness. shop In Canton street. near Willpugnby.
The feed depot 10 10 DO In De Kab avenue near Eliot
place.
The total number Of mon employed By the oity %
paA NE department. V 10 be A70.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
uAOOKLYN NTELLiGENCE.

THE IMPROVEMENT OF FORT GRRENE, under the
direction Of the PARK Commissioners, is progressing
very SLOWLY.
ACCUSED or GAMBLING.-James Clark James
Walsh and John Clark were arrested by the police
OF the Forty.ninth precinct on Sunday In yard in
the rear OF house on Walw0rth street, on charge
OF gambling They were locked up to answer
A CITIZEN GARROTED AND ROBBED.-Mr. Willis,
an artist residing In Dean street, was garroted at
an early hour yesterday morning his residence,
as he returning home. The thieves stole several
dollars from his pockets and fed, leaving their VIC
tim almost senSelesS.
THE EASTERN DISTRICT ARSON CAsE.-Patrick
Carr, particulars OF whose arrest on Sunday night
on q charge OF arson, In Wthers street. appeared in
the HERALD yesterday was committed to the County
Jail yesterday by Justice Eanes to await the acton
OF the Grand Jury.
STREET REPAvING.-A large number Of the streets
OF Brooklyn are now being rcpaved, and the city, or
st least some sections OF 1t, has rather an upside
down appearance. When the matter was I'm the
hands or the Common Council the work OF getting
q street repaved not always easy matter.
Now, If majority OF the property owners on any OF
streets believe the value OF their property will he
hanced by having a certain KIND OF pavement put
down. all they have 10 do Is TO apply TO The Board
OF Water and Sewerage Commissioners and the
work is done at once. Brooklyn Will eventually be
one OF the finest paved cities In the Union. Jaroe-
mon street Is nearly completed with the KILLER
fwoodenl pavement. The work OF repavtng Atlantic
street with the Belgian pavement from the South
ment from Henry street to Bedford avenue, VIII soon
be completed, as large number Of w0rkmen are
now engaged Ia putting down these pavements.
The contractor for repavlng Fulton avenue has
ties OF the improved Belgian blocks and will COM
mence the work OF repaving the avenue next week.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
Celebration Of the Humboldt Centenary In
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 13, 1862
The Humboldt ceremonial commenced to-day
with q grand procession by the German societies
with banners and music. One Of the features was
a wagon, beautifully decorated. containing repre-.
sentatves of Europe, Africa and America In the per.
sons Of Caucasian. Chinese, Negro and Indian. In
Grand Masonic Lodge. seated in baroucSes. The pro-
cessiOn marched to Fairmount Park, where the cor
ner stone for the monument WAS laid with Masonic
rites by the Grand Lodge, the ground being pre-
viOusly dedicated by Mayor Fox on the part OF the
Park Commissioners. OratiOns were delivered by
Dr. Kiner in German and by Professor Henry Nor
ton In English. At the conclusion Of the cerem0-
MES the societies proceeded TO Engel Il Woods
farm. where the festival takes place honor Of the
day,
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

Average temperature for corresponding date last
Jehr.
KBLIC OF THE ANCIENT MANHATrAN.-A scalping
knife was found eighteen feet below the surface OF
the new Post once SITE yesterday afternoon, by Mr.
Atkinson, Cnief Engineer, Government Department
PosrPoNRD-rhe serenade OF the Peruvian Min
lister by the Cuban patriots In this city, announced
to take place last evening under the auspices OF tho
Cuban Junta, has been indefinitely postponed IN
consequence Of the non-arrival OF the PERUVIAN
Envoy.
KNIGHTS OF ST. PArRIcK.-The directors OF this
society, as named in the act Of incorporation, Will
meet thus morning at No. 7sl Broadway, for the pW
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE wBArBRR yBsrBRDAy.-Thc following record
Will snow the changes In the temperature for she
past twenty-f0ur hours IN comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year as indicated by the ther
mometer at Hndnups pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Broadway, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
Celebration In Poughkeepsle.

POCGHKEKPSIE, n. T., sept. IL, 1859.
The Alexander Won Humboldt anniversary was
celebrated here to- day by parade OF all the German
societies. including the military. an grafton by Mr.
John Thompson at the Coingwood opera House,
and terpsicnOrean festivities at the POughkeepste
Garden. during the day German and American
ags were displayed different portions OF the CITY,
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

average temperature yostefday.......... ~
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
The POST QEkICf.

There are no recent changes to be noted in regard
to affairs at our city Post ONCE. No one, st. Denis
like has been requested Within the past few days to
leave, carrying his head away under mis- arm.
Among the clerks, however, thus far spared the
guill0tlne, there Is still shakiness They only know
their places are secure while they hold them Mean-
time, to put a temporary estoppcl on applications.
and particularly TO prevent the applicants, such a.
least have the good 10 take the hint, also
to give general n0oce OF the unw0nted pressure Of
official business at this particular time, General
Jones issued yesterday the following notice.
POST OFFICE NEW YORK, Sept Is, 1882
The remaining days OF this month will be occupied entirely
adjusting and closing The accounts OF the quarter and
no time can be given TO persons calling on any other than
onicial business. -
Applicants for oce viii prejudice their applications ~
r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
The above notice was posted conspicuOusy at the
entrance to the Postmaster's private ONCE and In
such large and legbe characters that even the most
hurried aud GREATNESS runners after appointments
could not fall TO read 1t and understand It's purp0rt.
IL was noticeable tnat a good many read the notice
with vIsibly painful emotion and sadly turned on
their heels, breathing deep but not loud anathemas
on the ofIlcal business that should interfere with
applications fer appointments.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD EXPRESS CoMrANY.--Ths
Union Pacific Railroad Company have notified tho
Wells Fargo Express Company to quit, as they In
tend TO 20 into the business themselves In regard
70 this step Salt Lake letter says:--s'The CeItra,
Pacific already have such an express and Wells
Fargo Co. being denied the privileges OF either
road It about closes them out. Their stoch, amount
ing to SO0OO000 Is really worth about the present
price, sixteen cents for their remaining stage lines
IN the West and California buildings &C., are no
doubt worth million to million and half. they
sold, some time since the route between this city
and uintan, 10 salisbury Gtmer, aud more re-
Gently to the same parties who are Broying worthy
successors. the route from C0rnne to Montara.
Last week they sold their fine stables In this city to
Brignam VINO VIII use them as q wagon factory.
They Will hardly continue their banking house hero
after closing up their express busness.''-St Louis
Democrat Sept. IL.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
DEATH OF Ex.PREsIDE~f PIERCE.

DEATH OF EX.PRESIDE~f PIekCE.
The following dispstch was received In this
city this morning:
CoscoRp, N II, Oct. s.-rs d. Hso-sr =
Ex-President Pierce died esriv this friday
morning. Funeral Will prooepiy W1s place
on Monday next }. Afnor.
Franklin Pierce was born Ia the town of
Hillsborourh. New Hampshire, in lso,, and
after completing his sfademical ssud les, en-
tered Bowdoin College, Maine. On leav .nx
college he commenced his legal studies at
Northampton, Massachu setts, but subsequent
Iy returned TO his native State, and huished his
studies a. Amherst. He was admitted to tue
bar and commenced the practice of his profess
Son in his native town; but before the end Of
two years he was elected q representative in
the Stae Legislature, and during his second
years service was chosen Speaker OF the
House. In 1888 he was elected to Congress,
and remained member OF the House OF Rep
resentatives four years. In 1887 he was elect
ed 8 member OF the United States Senate, but
after five years service in that body. resigned
his seat He settled in Concord and resu med
his practice at the bar. He adhered to his res.
oiution Of accepting no political ONCE, deciin-
ing to be q candidate for Governor of the State
or ULi:ed States Senator, aud refusing the Of
fees Of Attorney General and secretary of War;
which were rendered him b y President Polk
On the breaking out of the Mexican war,
however, be enrolled himself As q private
soldier IN the New England Regiment, but
President Polk sent him ColoneIs commits
sion, and subsequently, raised him to the rank
Of Brigsdier General. IN March, 1871. He was
in most Of the battles which were fought
between Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico.
On the restoration of peace between the two
countries. he resigned his commission and
returned home, where he remained cempara-
lively unobserved, until the action of the Balti.
more Democratic Conventio gave him a new
importance throughout the Union. He was
nominated by that body as the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency. He was elected
President Of the United States in November,
1854. was inauguratsd March 4, 1883, and
served TO the end of his term; after which he
retired 10 private life, and has taken no prom.
inent part in politics since.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

TIE WEKKLY STAR, now ON our counter and
In wrappers ready for the mails, contains a
pleasing story, entitled "SybiI's LoversTs &C.
count of the dedication Of the Franklin School
B0ilding, and the addresses ON the OCCASION;
The Dirt Business-testimony Of Mayor
Bowen, &C.; q full account of the Great Storm:
Trip Of theOdd Fellows to San Francisco Meet
ing OF the District Of Columbia Presbyteries:
Cuban News; Society News; Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the Working
People; Useful Items Of Domestic Economy:
Humorous Sketches; with Departmental and
Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
patches from all parts of the world
Evening star., 1869-10-08

~Earnest appeals on the part of the metro.
politan clergy, and tens Of thousand Of lavmsn
will shortly be made TO the imperial Govern.
ment OF France, for the Suppression OF the can I.
can az the pnbIic dan ce-houses OF the capital
"A baSgageman at Gle veland 20, a hols in
him while smashing up trunk in which there
was revolver.
1The Schuylkill is very full now and
muddy. The Philadelphlans prefer the turoid
T. uid To nome 81 all.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
OUR NEXT MAYnR

Our protese. Collector Boswell, has very
sensibly set about healing those cankering
sores he told US about in his serenade speech.
For week or two he has been busy disrrib.
uting olive branches 10 everybody who would
take one. Report says he even rendered the
pipe Of peace TO Mayor Bowen, but whether
the Mayor took Whit or not we have failed
TO learn
But Boswell is all right. He has healed the
sores and got triumphantIy re-eIec:sd Presi-
dent Of the Seventh Ward Repu blican Club
Wenow formally nominate him as our candi.
date for the Mayoralty In June next.
He announced last night that he was in the
hands of the people in this matter of the
Mayoralty. That Is what we like about
Boswell He always goes in for
the people. In his famous Cape May letter he
told Perry Carson he knew how much the pso-
pie wanted 70 see HIM on his return, and there
fore he would stand the expense of q serenade
TO himself including the painting of the trans
parency, Z" Welcome Home" That bit of poy.
erty bunkum-not able to afford the MayoraIty,
&c.,was well done, very well, indeed. II he gets
the nomination all right and II he don't-why,
he couldn't afford 1t! II may seem little oad
that one should be willing to give up $4,000
ONCE for one Of $4,000 but we do not doub.
that any reasonably smart man can make
more than s20OOO out of the MayoraIty
Therefore we place the name Of Boswell at the
head Of our ticket as our standing candidats
for Mayor. We only make one con ndition for
our support; that he shanr write any more let.
ters A candidate for the Mayoralty who can't
spell, writing letters TO man and brother VINO
can't read is biunder that must not be re-.
peated. Henry Clay lost the Presidency by an
ualucky letter; so did Winfield Scott. We can't
allow our candidate to be toppled over in this
way.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

TIE CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE on the
canal continues brisk, and the Cumberland
Altegnanisn says "would bs largely Increased
had the Cumberland ana Pennsylvania rail-
road the facilities for delivering the required
quantity Of the .'black diamonds" As au evil
dence OF the growth Of the trade, IL may be
mentioned that mp to the evening OF the 3Oth
of Sepfsmber s,7ls boats had been cleared for
the sesson-an excess Of SIS boats over the
same period Of last year, and a3s more than
during the entire season of last year, which
erded on the 10th day Of December
Evening star., 1869-10-08

The Maryland Democratic S,ate Convention.
IN Baltimore yesterday, on the last OF three
ballots, nominated Col. Levin Woolford, of
Somerset county, tor State Comptroller. by q
vote Of 90 to 40, and the vote was subsequently
made unanimous. This is substantially a tri
umph Of the old line Democrats, against the
progressive wing of the party, and signifies
the power Of the former to control the policy
of the State. The nominee is favorable to the
re-eiecuon OF Mr.. Robert Fowler as State
treasurer, and To the continuance of the con.
uoi or the Baltimore and Ohio railroad over
the railroad policy OF the State; while his op-
ponent, Ir w. r.. Hayward, OF Dorchester, the
candidate Of the progressive wing OF the party,
which is represented by Governor Bowie. was
favorable 10 the election of Mr.. John Merry
man as State Treasurer, and to a liberal, pro-
sressiye and expansive system of railroad ex.
tension. The fight was violent one, both in.
side and outside the Convention. The Balti-
more AID Ohio Railroad Company finally
eonqured; and all railroad improvements which
do no; come under the control of that monopoly
will go 10 the wall.
Tne Board Of Public Works, controlling the
railroad interests of the State and electiue M.
reetors on the part of the State in the work. of
internal improvement, consists Of the Cover.
nor, Comptroller and State Treasurer. With
Nessrs. Woolford and Fowler the anti.pro.
gressives, elected, the influences Of Governor
Bowie Will be reduced to a cypher, and the
Board Will be merely the creature of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. using Its In ne ce ana
power TO destroy the Chesapeake and Ohio
csEal, TO defeat the construction, and. il DOS
sIble, force the sale Of the Western Maryland
railroad. and 10 obstruct and impede the sue
Ces Of the Baltimore aid Potomac railroad In
making the nominations Western Maryland
voted almost solidiy against Woodford and
Co, even 10 Washington county, MIR. Fowler's
recent home, casting four out OF its five votes
Tor the opposing Candidates. Baltimore was
the stTOH ghold OF Hunkerism, sixteen out of Its
twenty representatives voting for the mo.
nCpO!lstS
Evening star., 1869-10-08

The papers are noticing as "novel'' some of
he methocs OF punishing school children at La
Crosse. Wisconsin The other day a young
girI 'ook surreptitious bite OF an apple,
Whsrer pen The teacher pounced upon her, and
after knocking her about, compelled her to eat
all the spples she could hunt out OF the pockets
OF the Ot2er scholars. The child ate a dozen.
Small boys for the most trIfiing offence, are
nSde 10 stand still while the schoolmsrm cud-
gels their bare feet. often causing blood to mark
it- noor. Girls and boys are gagged with
wooden pms, for hours at q time. Others
whip their hands tIIl the bio ID runs from their
fingers
Some oftness punishments are much OF the
same character OF senselesss barbarty prac-
tised hererofore-we trust not now-by some of
the younger female teachers in our own public
schools We hope our trustees give a vigilan
oversight 10 guard against the introduction of
Unauthorized modes OF punishment by In.
experienced teachers, who lacking true govern.
mental capacity, undertakes TO supply II by
Inyenting fantastic modes Of punisnm msnt.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

TIE ENGLIsH OPERA The performance O,
''Maritana" by the Riching's troupe at the Ma.
tiopal Theater last evening was one Of their
best performances, so tar. and Mrs Bernard
was Enthusiastically applauded; she ap-
Fearing much TO the salts iaction OF the audience
IN the title role. Bowler as "Don Cezar" and
Drayton as "Don Jose' acq uitted themselves
well, and Miss Bowler proved herself a not
unworthy successor Of Mrs. Seguin In the
Character OF "Lazsrillo.'' Tonight Mrs
Bernard takes benefit and q ounod's "Faust"
Is 70 be presented. Mrs. Bernard is second ouIv
toMiss kellogg In her rendition of Mareuer.
Rite, while Drayton's imperscnation of Mepeis.
tcpheles 10 SAID to Be his best
Evening star., 1869-10-08

UTAH As SrAfI--It win be seen by tbs
SPECIAL telegram in another colunn that the
Mormons are taking active and organized steps
looking to the admission of Utah into the Union
as State: The dispatch confirms our pre-
vious advtses that the subject viii boearEsstly
pressed upon the attention Of Congress mex
winter. ~
Evening star., 1869-10-08

The New York Rspablie, An state COMMITTEES
yesterday nominated General SigeI for Secre.
tary Of State. Its understood he has accepted.
Horace Greeley mas been nominated for Com D.
troller.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
M Z B o rs DIR Z A n.

Just published. A new COPY Of this picture, done
IN Lithegraphy, to frame 2lx23. far oett.r then
any In New York, and cold very reasonable to the
tade. Also on hand, full stock OF 32xB prints
street, New York. oc5-2t
nR. OeTRAND1Rv NEW DISOOvERY.-The
BUnlOHs. And HI lARGED JOINTS. in the
short space of five minutes. without pain. blood
or .ubsequent soreness. The cure too will be
nnel as every trial has % far proved succsssf nj,
asd II the operation 10 not satisfactory Day
be demanded. Refsrences to be he'd ct the on CO
SSs Nh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. Room
No. oc7 2ws
Evening star., 1869-10-08

+ ALL AID WINTER SEASON, 1869.
Would respectfully inform the ladies' OF this
city and vicinity that have received large and
select Stock OF Great Novelties in
PARIS BoHHErs. STRAW GOODS,
VELVET AND PLUSH HATS,
FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY FEATHERS,
SILKS, sATINs. NETS. MALINEs. VEL.
VET RIBBoHs AND GRAPES.
All colors and qualities OF
SILK vELvETs. PLUsHEs,
AND FINE LACEs.
And complete stock of
DRESS TRIMMIEGs,
HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS.
LEWIS BAAR,
ooeN 80 Market Space.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

CHOIOE STOCK OF CARPETINGs.
We hsye Just oneIed an entirely new stock OF
VkLvBT, BRUSSELS. TAPBeTR(. THRED-
PLY, and INGRAM CARPlTS Of new and beau.
tfful designs, and Of the very best makes.
BUGS, MATS. OILOLoTHs, and a general %.
sort Of HOUSE ~ URElSHIN0 GOODS, to which
We IN vfte the attention OF purchasers
I'm HOOE 4 BRO.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

~ NEW YORK R1PUBLIOAN AssOOIA
u9 TIOH,-An adjourned meeting OF this A.
sociation will be held on sA ArURDAY EVENING,
october y, as !:O o clock. in Unioa League Hall.
JJH. PATRICK, Rec. Sec'y. octsst
Evening star., 1869-10-08
GsANp oPluInG OF nlLlsERY,

OBAND OPDuIuG OF MlLlHERY,
eAfURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1859.
A1S. \. q. oAsf0N. AGEHr,
asa EDessst. Dsswssa 18th and 18th stresss.
Bss lust returned from Hev Nork, With = most
besutiful - oTtment ef dse
YRRECH PATTBRN BuHNBTs AND HATS,
Also general assortDent OF RIBB0Hs. pEOW.
DkS, fxA1Hx11, vELv1TS, eATIH6 ana
The IMPRKsS MEyALIC RILr ana ylr
GOODS.
Mrs CASTOR would make it known 70 her friends
and customers that she hes given uV Dres m skinR
andwirtevotc her enfiie energies t. her own bn
ness, Millinery. Mrs. G r3turns thanks tor { a
iiber sl patronage she has heretofore enjoyed aud
hopes, By her untirine efforts, to deserve . con
tinuapce Of the Same, Of the old stand Of aston
Co. MBs. a. @. GA0TUu. A0UNT
oc 5-3ts ass Street
Evening star., 1869-10-08

HABLE g. co.'s
CLOTHING
EsTABLIsH MENT,
NO. aes PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BKTwEEH Sd AND az srsEErs.
EsfABLIsHRD IN 1868.
md ss: DsP q sss 9 our saf.
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN
sE.. AND BOYS.
which We have just received for the Fall and
WniT r &. T1s: End .esSs ss "a. - Be- fsSId 2.
at the lowest ssures Tor cash and in CO sseauence
Our stsck consists in part Of all the latest styles
DRlss AND BUSINESS SUITS,
ruitabls fer persons Of Gil ages, and varying in
Quits from siO to go.
oSrsooArs of every s;sss .s and quality from IS
Our stock Of
FALL OyERCOATS
is especially fine, and sell from IS to SO.
We also mass 10 order, Suits for Customers. from
the finest
CAssIMIBIs, OHEvIOTs. MILLIONS,
or other kind of goods that parties may desire
esmples Of which can be seen aS sll times, which
toI STYLE ensisy; durability. and price, cannot be
In FUREIsHIsG GOODS you will find all the
latest novelties. and ss all times full assortment
to select from.
All that We desire is that parties in want Of
CLOTHING or CENTS FuRNIsHING GOODS
ofany kind. win examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. feeling assured they viii save
both tine and money by calling at 46s Psnnsyl-
vania avenue, between Third and Four and. ..
half streets. under the o. 8 Hotel.
sf6SS i Sf 81 Il
Tor youths OF all ages.
Parents and guardians cannot fail to be pleased
with cur well selected, choice, and fashionaele
.O. .H-e.-. 20 " til
Evening star., 1869-10-08

nSsIs !. tSs e. a. GpsRH
5sh street, between sad =. Ho srsn ,h
stofes. ee9-lms
Evening star., 1869-10-08

hIDw1LL HENDERSON,
WALL pApnss.A Wfsibsew Vii SHADES,
OVAL AND s9UARE P!CTURE rRAMBs,
PlCTURE CORD AND Z TAssELs,
GILT OOR0IOIs, &C.
No. SOS 9Th Street. SedfoH HAIL.
All work 10 their line neatly execu ted in the city
or country, at short notice, and on moderate
terms. 60 -3m
Evening star., 1869-10-08
BOARDING.

rkEAT BARGAINS AT
fiAsoAE MUSIC srosi sros No StsE ~ f1ss gaS SI .
tweet sioe.) between Pa avenua ana y st
Their hne sssoTt tment of usical Instru.
msnts, Including excellent second hand dfSTTa
Pianos, viii positiveiy be sold at cost pre- UNIV
paratoTy to commencing q Oo-operative Pispo
stors erecial attention to Tuning aud Repair
ing fIslos' oc6 3m
nR J. TORD THOMPSON
of Twelfth and streets.
ofice hours from to 10 o. M,
:. to2p m,
Evening star., 1869-10-08

~GENHRAL JAOKsOND LIFE SIZE
NS pOkTKAIT, ~ Thom,s sully, Esq paint
Gallery, 237 Psnnsyivabia avenue, between l2,h
and 18th streets, south side, over Mr.. Lambs
store oc 6-ot
n@DR JOS TABER JOHNSON HAS RE-
uS signed his position under the Government
and viii htTeafter. give his entire tins TO the
practice Of his profession. 0fce, corner 10Th and
ii streets.
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