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list AFRICAN CHURCH,
Corner Broad and Fourteenth streets.


PAUL JULIEN,
Who will have the honor of giving his FIRST and
FAREWELL GRAND CONCERT,
IN THIS CITY,
On Friday. April Sth, 1853,
Assisted by the following celebrated artists from
the SONTAG and ALBONI Opera Troupes,
New York:
SIGNORINI ANNA VFZENTINI, PRrMA DoNSA,
from the Grand Opera of La Scala;
SIGEOR ATTILIO AREOLDI, (TENoR) frcm
the S0ntag Opera Troupe;
HERR Cherries BECHT, PIANIST, from the
Grand Conservatory, Berlin and N York and
MONS. V. GUERlN, EMPREsAgIo, from the Grand
Opera, Paris;
Forming an array Of Musical Talent Of the
highest order.
The European engagements of PAUL JULIEN
preclude the possibility OF giving more than one
Concert in each of the principal cities in the United
States.
Full particulars in future advertisements.
The seats in the church will be numbered, and
the books for secured seats will be opened at the
principal Music Stores and Hotels
Polite and attentive ushers will be in attendance
apo Major WIN g. CORBELL, Agent.
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EARLY IN THE FIELD.-We are indepted to Mr..
Z. {. BURTON for bunch Of Asparagus grown by
him In his garden, on the plank road Mr.. B. is
certainly early in the market We would have
no objection, hewever, TO bunch from any body
else little later.
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H ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENr.-Ane elegant
complimentary supper was given last night at the
City Hotel to members of the Legislature board
ing there, and their friends, together with other
guests. 1t was one of the most superb suppers
that has been spread in the city this season twas
heartily enjoyed by all present Some good speech
es and tossts were delivered. Mr.. ROY the proprie
| tor, did the thing in the handsomest style.
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bAiLkD'-!sne Anderson, free negress, com.
United in default Of register, on yesterday gave
security and was discharged from custody.
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THEATRF


z ENEFlT OF A. FISHER, Prumpter-On which
ID occasion, will be performed, by kind perruis.
sion OF Mrs Anna Cora Mowst for this night onIv
her celebrated Comedy, in FIVE acts, called Fash.
ion, or, Life in New York after which, tie
celebrated TREDEGAk GLEE CLUB will apuea-
and sing some Of their most admired Glee Trios,
Professor JACOB BIER will give Concertino
on the Trompetto, composed by Ernst Shase, tins
greatest performer on, aud composer for that IN.
stIument in all Europe. His great skill and mu.i.
cal abilities have gained him pension for life,
from the Emperor of Russia. and the Grand Duke
of SaxeWe rmer. Professor BIER s ais pupil, and
performs his composition with great accuracy Mr.
Kelly will appear and sing lin character) his ad.
mired California song. To conclude with a new
drama, never acted, called 'sTrae Love Never
Runs smOofh.o ap6-2,-
4 IARD-THEATRE.- W P. SMITH, IN
~ addition to the pieces he produces, which are
immense, for his benefit, wishes to make his az
dience laugh and enjoy themselves and will in re-
turn for such laughter present the individual who
takes the greatest number Of tickets, with sr-
perb Tin Goblet, which he mas purchased a.
the enormous expense Of l6 cents. ap 5-5t
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" The store of N. o. Forsyth, No. 34s
Fulton ST., Brooklyn, was entered Saturday
night, and robbed of from $4,000 TO $4,000
worth Of iewelry. The rOgues got elesr.j
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INSURE YOUR LIVES ENSURE THE
l. LIVES OF YOUR SERVANTS 1.-The Nation.
al Safety Lite Insurance pany-Charter Per.
petual-Captal S26o 00J-principal Office e. Wal.
nut street, Philadelphia; Office of the Agency in
Richmond, in Lisle's Row, Pearl street, next to
Messrs Toler d Cook-continue 10 make Insur.
ances on Lives, upon the most reasonable terms
The rates Of premiums for white persons are very
moderate, and Slaves will De insured a. low rates
for period of from TO seen years. thereby
Offering greater advantages to slave owners, than
any other company in the United States. All
losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted. Pam
phlets and circulars containing full particulars,
and also any verbal information upon the subject
will be furnished gratis on application to
c. Il. BROKEN, IL. D.,
Agent and Medical Examiner, Richmond, Va
B-Dr will pay particular attention to the
examination OF negroes for sale, and may be con-
suited for the treatment OF ali diseases, (nedcal
and surgicaD. Office hours from 10 o'clock A NJ,
TO T NJ, and from 3 10 o'clock 81; and will
attend promptly TO professional Gale, at ali hours
of the night an 7-d2Tw!tt
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DOAkDING.-MIs. MARY COLEMAN on
ID Grace street, between TIN and 6th having a
desirable room upoccupied, can accommodate a
family; also, several gentlemen, by the day or
month. ap7-3r
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A w. OSBORN, the well known Daguer-
IAs rean Artist. opposite the Banks, takes
great pleasure in announcing TO his friends and the
pubic, that he has been to great expense and
trouble TO procure an instrument superior 20 any
euer before kHooH. Mr. OSBORN viii guarantee
better hkenesses Of children than have ever been
taken In Richmond, and in onehslf the time any
other ARTIST req uires. This instrument was man
utactured BY of the best makers in this coun.
try, expressly for my use. Come one. come all,
and bring your little ones. OSB0RN'S
apt Sign of the Flags OF all Nations
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@ FOR RENT.-That very comfortable
II Residence situated OF Leigh, near Adams
street, and now occupied by Mr. J Cary, having
about l. acre OF ground attached. Possession
given Immediately. Apply TO
ap 7-3t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
I OsT, ON "Wednesday evening, Aprii tin, be.
IL tween lst street and the Capitol Square, a
Gold Breastpin, with white sets. The finder
will please leave it the Dispatch Office.
ap 7-2tt
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HOW TO BUY A HORsE.-Coutainir

HOW TO BUY HORsEs-COntaining
4 instructions for the choice or rejection O.
horse, from his shape appearance, acti q, sound
ness or defects; an exposition OF the tricks ire
quenily practised in the sale of uusound horses;
and practical directions for the improvement and
maintenance OF condition, by feeding, stable-msn-
agement, exercise, &c. To which added, OBJ
servations the first treatment of some injuries
and diseases to which the horse lie subject, vol
limo, London, 81
Also for sale, Youstt on the Horse, By skinner,
81 SO
Stable Economy, by Stewart 81
Clater on the Diseases of the Horse, by Skinner,
so cents
Stable Talk and Table Talk or Spectacles for
Young Sportsmen, by Harry Hiewer, 75c
Youatt on the Structure or Dieases Of the Horse,
with notes by Spooner and an account OF the
Breeds in the United States, 81 25
Mason's Farrier snd stud Book by Skinner,
rs cents
The Horses Foot, BY Miles, 25c
Kinds Farrer, 81
Richardson the Horse, 25c
The Chase, the Tutf and the Road, by Nimrod-
new edition, Lon0on, 81 so
For sale BY NASH L. WOODHOUSE,
apo Eagle Square.
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I. There has been a rumor going the
rounds of the papers for some days that the
Administration had determined to recall the ia
pan expedition. We have seen no contradics
ton of this rumor, but we put little faith in it,
The symptoms of the Democratic policy augur
certainly as little propensity to trammel TO-
reign emprise as that of the Administration
under MIR. FILLMORE which projected the ex-
pedition. Indeed, there is an impossibiity,
we suppose in the way of the recall OF the en-
tire expedition, since portion of it is beyond
reach-certainly until il arrives at its destina-
ton. The steam frigate Mississippi sailed
from the Cape of Good Hope on the 81 ult. di.
rec, for Japan. We do not believe in the recall
and our aspirations are altogether against it
Our friend, Col. SPALDISG, is one OF the cho-
sen spirits OF the expedition, and we especially
desire that he shall see Japan, and take obsel'
vations thereof, bringing away such speci
mems ofcountry and people as we are sure his
good taste will fix upon. Besides, we want tc
see the Colonels book. If the expedition
does nothing more, that will be something &c
be gralifed with, we are sure.
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THE AFFAIR AT THE UNIVERSITY.

In publishing an abstract OF the account OF
the afray between Messrs. HosBY and IUR.
PIN. near the University, we thought we had
omitted all that was likely 10 cause obJec-
lion. 1t appears, however, that we did not
w. have received letter, signed by three
gentlemen, which conradlcts one or two
points Of the statement; and in justice we pub.
iish their version.
They say that remarks made by TURPIN
about party which took place at MosRY's
fathers, caused NJ. to send note 10 T., re-
spectfully requesting upon what authority, or
with what design, he made those remarks
mat the note was returned without answer
that upon the occasion of meeting TuRPIs on
the steps, MosBY politely mot insultingty)
accosted him, without any Indication of pur-
pose TO assaut-that TURPIS Immediately
rushed upon MosBY, when the latter (being
physically the weaker) drew his pistol and
fred. The writers further state that MoFBY,
with friend, proceeded to his fathers to let
him know what hal occurred, and to obtain
bail-and that he was there arrested without
The least opposition. They also state that he
would have been discharged, but that the
magistrates did not accurately understand
par: Of the testimony. AS both sides will be
more fully heard at the examination, that will
decide the merits of the case.
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FOR THE LADIEs.-Berege de LANES, a
large variety
French Challies and Lawns
Plain and Figured Bereges
summer Silks, plain and figured
India silk, Silk Tissues, Grape de Paris
Light Colors Solid Mousla ines
Robe Bereges and Prints
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Muslius
Pointed Cellars and Undersleeves, Muslin and
Lace
New Style Gmps and other Trimmings
Silks, FIinges and Tsssells, for Msntillas
Rich Girdles and Tassels.
An attractive assortment of the above goods last
opened at the Metropolitan, to which we invite the
attention Of the Ladies.
apo WILCOX & BELTS.
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This gratifying result proceeds in erea, measure
from Inc increasing prosperity of the city Of Ricn
mond, and the extension of its business relations
with the interior.
The receipts Of tolls at Lynchburg, for the las,
six months, exceed those for the same month Of
the preceding year, by about $4,000, which is at.
tTibutable to the trade thrown upon the Canal by
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
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THE VIRGINIA WORM KILLER. Is
IL one Of the best preparation la use IL Is
pleasant, SAFE and speedy remedy, readily taken
by children. For sale By
apo L J PICOT, Druggist
EOR HIRE have Tor hire, for the balance
l. OF the year, very likely Girl, accustomed TO
nursing and waiting in the house. Apply to
EDWARD d EACHo,
sp6 General Agent and Collector.
GLOVER HAY.-l have just received another
" los Of about nifty bales, very ane Glover Hay },
for saie from the r l. Depot
GEO. ]. HERRING,
apt .opposi.e Il s. 7 Depot.
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AN IRISH GIRL wishes to procure situa
n ton as nurse, in respectable family; would
make herself generally useful Apply at this Office
ap 7-lt*
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Baltimore Wheeiias
a@ns there sA te la'gs, a.a pieadA sssa@srs " As
U.ioa li.e the ohso aadAe sfaees 70 Zoasspse ~.
thoroughly Completed by the late
nnishs the Board Tree Tunnel being
client oder of travellers confidently di
and The
stupendous and
The expiess mail leaves baltimore daily and
through Wheeling $3.50 ies ~
Guiding all stoppases, arriving there at
passenger. leaving Baltimore q, lodging
Ia Cumberland tl7y nes and proceed thence 10 Wheeling In the
morning IL t.E sN 10 -#s
m daily moeting the baltimore Wash
juncuos tbeer Relay House miles from
Baltimore. STD .# 4. .L.r.GN ~
AT Wheeling unrivsled Union line
just completed for this route, daily
aud down the Ohio Gin
cnnsu Louisville where the for Nashville, &c.,
the and New Orleans packets those
ing further .a".r r a.ftg. -s t..s# y. 49,
Pass nger Columbus Tor prefer Gin
cnna parts OHIO and the West proceed d.
Wheeling Ohio Company excellent COACHES
the National road to Zaneye and thence
by railroad ..H tE .t"bH II.
Passengers Wesyla aud Cleveland by STEAMBOATS,
will also lind this lie there being
places E...#g.4
az baggage through from Washington Wheeling
charge transfer al baggage. 33 f@aa
by ticket with the right To lie anywhere tn
oaie Washington Wheeling 30 sos Cneinnnti Sll
TO Louisville, Sla. Egula aME .@H #a. s--'s sE
Ticket. be had OF Mr. Parsons at the railroad station
Washington ami Of the other agents of the "
aHa' a lE#IG Utws 1ra.H8 WM. PARKER, 7$
May li--dn General Superintendent
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r.opo.~I. building Ueaeon lIghss and Day -bse :
con, James river, Virginia.

aar saa.E TKxAsusr DxrAsrxEsr.
Nee Light lou Board.
Washington, August 5, 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received al ~
q ae slh, toh Of September neat for Furnishing me materials
virsina al tbs foio~iDs points:
l. Bsaeoasht White shoa shsilbank, bare at (say)
? Daybeaeon on Days. Point shsIbank bare (sa,)
Bsaeonish, shoal.," shel-Dank a, say
esseoslgl, on Deep Water sho.l.n opposite Lyon.
Creek, shell bank, bare only Al The Iawsst tide.
and materials .iaar and % be erected under IKE
nmdl.,s ,eiay say 'n = mile. q each 0.s proposal. WIN
beacon. Ca together. : Jay
Ssas. M asssrs sSo., 11sss.n,sn and -
w.lel Shoals. !" y opposite iyoas Csss1D
SQUARE % re. .s. aaa one a % a sa n.iss
!" n' s sou and rss fee. inches above high wa
pile. 70 b. connected BY nrang and capped win
inclined :. q dwns
6sss..i ss.sias sH sasas
the foundation The dwelling story sct
s
sna and p tbs only no, e part Of
g.. and Ass inside The uors resting o,.,
Zap .sats boards,
po. Ioaad. square rails Wooden from dwelling
"na o. @ T s ne ,segSn ehs,
ame.sr, inches into The roof The roof Of
osn s%i% w Ps q q
Ro q Ss fa,' and
wa s so as
&c The e@%s @ p.n and na%1ss O. sos as
Board, required furnish only
description ofd.y t "Day'. woush,
iron shaft ~ inches diameter driven 10 the SOIL and
q shonS on Sy d,ss ses II diam
Of united their bases Of boiler
The shan designed Of Two pieces for Of insertion
ihe from whether wrought cast American,
seasoned aud free from wind shakes other defects The
M wosnsni sousasas ss se, Tn.
70 ne ~ m and s entire day %
materials whether of iron wood &c. be stated In the
.onrseor may esaminsd Office Lsh,
ma and %' ns %
conformity with Abe of the the specifications and
Inspection during progress experimenting engineer.
other Of the Treasury Department, whose cehca,e TO its
shall be deemed ente the contractor TO receive The
n. accompanied written sua,ar.ss signed By
and sufficient ues in the penalty for the faithful
the Of The will be forfeiture Of me SANE The
The right reject every
bid from other considerations than the amount
All hid. 'ropO,a building beacon HsAis,
signed see.asy oihs Lh, hou.s Board D. c. and
II be @ % an Ss
Those only will b. considered that conform the
Payments desired during progress of The work
On account Of and satisfactory completion Of the
foundations 70 III. principal nbers at the base Of The dwelling in
dwelling Is cent covering in aud finishing the lantern =
off paymen, viii be made unit, the work
EpM'D. L. =. HARDCAsrLE.
Engineer Seef,tary Lighthouse Board
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nRoYEssos MoRsE's INvIeoRArmc ELnIn or Coz
Dial a., sssss s so sss.
els pesiss ana syes p "a as.s II Arabia Peuea
~ ,as, sminnl Of iha region aie isasA
sss 10 s .s. AZ y ws slsS sss .Ss,s
us plan, referred TO- which hry &
.@% ,ss Ea. po.es MORE copenesd m
ssns ssIs When has been By edea colleges
all the elites Of Europe 90 the best pfeparsnon e "
l ouKx OF NERVOUS piskAsks
language convey adequate idea OF the immediate sno
%S. .as ~nss w
weak ~ nAs OF impasa ~ ns @ h I e
IN. aena and pysieai symptoms Of
ss. as ss dss rs u.% so IL
moves w @ so. ws Ta. p"ys se
iorA refreshed I.seae'as and Of nsw
ihc relief for the cordial properties
tie s1ss @a mt se called @ " "
s8ts4"otU@s MEDICINAL WONDER gaH5 FL 81 3 ID ri
q . = T. S a ssns %sS q s o
A srlAuLAsr THAT KsTAlLs no KrAorIoN.
lis force is never expended with opium, alcoholic
all other sei'an. The sse, q sss Y .s
ns man , worse sha the Anti, Bu. ,s
.sss s nerves !" m. s
l. :. assy Il %s nsayoa.Sa s
billy sleep, liver complaint and all dease ineident.o females
xisa s
arising Y T ,ess K any reliance to be PLACED q
i remedy discovered 90 nervous Us hsa;
newer hsiurs ioaad only hs, g
mind q M as s sns D
viii produce in an astonishing sor. period q ie and
iss.asss sssp,essns.s di.ss society for study
e 3, % asy Ss ssoD
thoughts Of self desuucton fear Of insanity &C. viii ,neoa.,
who have DESTROYED induce continual cheeu"es ane
Peso"r Of pale o. ,,
s sss ey .s 70 a"s s
The common expression Of those who have used nis @
M s same 81 Mnsa, any
when purchased some ." your cordial hal no n whatever ~,
weeks satisfied the half dozen bottles took win cu
ays several distinguished physicians
Some could no, ,. 81 so ns ana mus
Another says: surp.rd the effect cordial had
expense besides years and physical suffering"
! QUO ron rHEmsELvEs. n4lf EAE4
celebrated and distinguished Dr. Wood OF Massa
,o..as g WORCESTER, Jsne l, ls40.
me pleasure g inform you ha. Gns q ny pa
while II you. ens euaS
already looks Ike who 20 short time since LOOKED
scarcely him lis full strength and
ise in such case. ia tie hospital hey In u
ny had e your cordial which . ct
warmly recommend whenever an opportunity occurs
aea one Of the most .hu physicians in
had heard hi. cordial very highly spoken 2" but Tss one o.
rily convinced 10 the contrary.
ren.aiD very truly, yours, EW =, . ,,,ao :, :,
Dr. Sir: since requested my opinion
the your cordial prepared 10 Civ
prescribed for ihe last lew months
give decided pesfence over anything OF the
Its medical virtues and
which sell pleased with ns ct
confidence recommend 10 the patronage OF tn
profession valuable auxiliary removing deasein some Of III
all safe and valuable medicine
| BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ ID.
4 BRooKLNr, N. ", Nov. 81 1919.
put up, highly in pint bottles, with the nam
bown the glass, and II. IL. 5s.l :. Ii 4
i SOLD AT - PER BOOTLEG FOR Sl2-ea4 per DOZEN.
Prepared NJ. Morse M d. and for sale by Charles H. Ping
general 92 Broadway New York; TO whom AL ofders
| be addressed
Washington T. ID. Gilman agents in Biinoe,
Hanc~, q. p. Rogers Brothers, How
I'd Bennett Beers Richmond Virginia
Jan lily
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or the purchase private
lands reserved 10 sAsy this outside
such order a. TO prevent confucn s"d accuracy
eoa~nse Win Instructions 10 be susd REGISTERS
ceyoTs. s - -
+t ~" Ntot #H JOHN WILSON,
= = "a . III Commissioner he al Ian
May2s-wl3w
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..s.H. OYrrcx = CHgs ONO Canal Co.
# fs-.... ..es4 4. Washington, August 4 1883.
MEETING of preside and directors Of tie Chesapeake
Canal the 18th OF July last the following
resolution adopted:
Reos holders Of the bonds Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio under The Maryland act OF 1884, chap
2sl completion where
delivery interest due
July, 1852 January July 1851 aud January,
entitled receive eeineae for the amount Of aid col
Of the dated on
payable from the fret available revenues
company sppa1 after the psymsnt II other
only Of said hcae bear interest,
per payable semi annually ON the
and OctDer until said principal
and AccIuc thereon shall be paid.
he described
resolution
the for sdust
nc will duty receipt fur the
OF said receipt and AFTER the hrst OF
certificates will be delivered in accordance With sid
resolution.
CierkC Canal Company.
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..#s #e. # .#t C.rroL ESrpssros Orrros n 6eH
Washington, d O., May 4. lssa
collect Information In
for the insro decoration
Capitol Al wssinaoa All
qusres of marble within the United States worked
arh's cf being wmksd invited 10 send specimens TO this
EEef .1 HtFIl. f.iI III. ef H9rnFf## n Msl
specimen. should bo in block. Of cubca
| each face
should specimen
quarry ofdcvs
swapping asc-. -svs n bso~ss
and dip beds OF vsn' into witch he rock i divided
shoad srurh
should be enclosed the
nv IN a~.rkrA 81
direcicd To th,s oHce. \. eeff
linen should the ordinary ehsonels
transportation sod res.osse freight VIII b. paid upon hs
delivery 'his phhc~, ~ -. .y.,f IN a 2 = Eli so
Editors couny papers generally which
~vt confer hsrehs die
trI@,s sivius Tits sdvsu'semen, editorial notice. y
recsivar his
IN the weekly for three moa,h- snd send
Np - - NC. NEIas
Captain Engineer, IN charge 20 Extension ~ r. Capitol
May l7-law1nwp
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UNIvEWsITY OF LOUisIANA.-MEDlCALD DEPART
ue. .a MENT.

UNlV1WslTf OF LOUISIANA DEFIANT
ues0 MENT.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART-
will Aonday November IA, and VIII iermi
In the ensuing March
James Jones, NJ. D., Professor Of Practice
J. l.. Rid ell, NJ. ID Professor OF Lhsmistfy
Warren NJ u Professor Of surgery.
A. II. Crnss, NJ ID Professor of obstetric-
a, J. Weddet burn, NJ d., Professor " Anntopy.
Gustayu- A. Nou, NJ. ID, Proess OF Mnena Nedea
Thomas iism D. Professor o. Physiology and Pathology
SaraslHs e se.,a, A. p' Demonstrators Of Anatomy
viii open from the third Monday in
Oci.ber the FIRST Of Apnl.
The faculty visiting physicians and Of The Chart.
November April.
the professors in their yris, and thus enjoy
extraordinary practical adyaht arcs free Of expense.
abost prescribed for daily his
| hospital H... .tf.Hr..e
The 81 patests nearly twenty thou aud n lho year
3~.. THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d..
July 3o-laytNoy Dean.