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10000 Tickets Already Sold.
CALL PoR FINAL
MASS MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS.
To determine on the disposition OF the
GIFT PROPERTY

To d'; s.TTT G T& 4; al:R1;HG Of the
To the Shareholders
Ia meeting of the Shareholders in Perhams Enter
- PRISE held on the 9Th OF july the following
Resolved, That r,aIned tina, GOO Of the
the the ,harsho eT together al the most
s1s
~es o sa from a. si that 00 81 a stSs
for BY the by the nTs DAY Of Jan.
49, =; :;
ROBERT BEATTY, J.,)
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PEKmAM's DURIEsoUE OPERA HOUSE,
hi s Ss% fsaa the country,
AND yaItSnlE
ob.aio the in circular FORM lie pre-.
:, Now,s II, THE TINE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
s by the BE, %e
Each WSo gets up club Of ten and
@ sp s aGns 70 81: ses wi" Mail
;G P sSSfs cK
s."ss;'!G% when til. order
g.; ::$'s' for postage
s,si. ssis e soon tho
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Is of superior 'f Ssvss &c &
80 III" PORTO RICO SUGAR. of az sss .'s !po%
IastON q rOwEis Corner Of Cary p., ri s,,,,,
have 10 store an assormenof ans Wine, and auor, h,
Hhleh 'hey call the attention Of those In want. des
NOVA SCOTIA POTATOEs 95Os Dr shell, Of ,,s.. min.
''0A' asS a' '''''TS s,F Merton 20
1UCRwHEAr ILoUR-k prime .ot Of mountain p,,l sh,,
y - Flour In store for saebJ EN- sKiNKER
II Ash AND srEw bisHf:S; yeoI,on and Reef s,.,s n'.
- - e' Of oil sizes, for 'aleby
asL -. BULKLEy CO.
"E W1LKrE GkLLEty-At the new Bookstore.
II No 15T M.fs srHEgT,
-. -, 49, Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
me women OF the Bible dnested In promine
% msm,ioned iIol Scripture by Clegymen Of the United
"a by The late Rev y Wainwright 10 volume svo
MsIs Gallery eoniannE6o splendid ensravngs Of
Ho Gems from the Galleries Of Europe plciues
feishfaed Masters with historical and descriptive text
The Qeens Of ssd,s OF Portraits OF distinguished
drawn and engraved By artists win
saoo Illustrated with 10 splendid portraits OF the QueeR
The Vernon Gallery British Ar Edit,d by Hail. r.q
a Illustrated with sixty highly hn he'd engraving
POEM WIN Cullen Brysn.lu,,ra,ed with fourteen splendid
Memoirs Of Napoleon, his Court and psmDBy the D1ches
a'd'm' 'an0 T,S vS s sy9 saSh
deo and dealer In Piano Pories. Muscle,
- many Of OUT DaSs much ioo coI to close Their
q sun large anbIolsn, consisting Of sns. Sheet
lns Aanhsis rsnnel,, KertJs sase, Yoled Cloths Lin
ln, Our aims, Hosiery Gloves Hsndrerche BIset
psca. B,me.sne, French and Hns'h Mernos Combs. Hat
Brushes a Tooth Sss Rs,s, s0 for sS;
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAY, DECEMBER IL, 1854
FANNY FERNS NOVEL,
RU TIL HALL;
TALE OF DO NJ n = TIC IfEE

Is
40 PIP limo, Cloth. Price, 81 as
Every body know, rASsr fkAs laughed and
body viii this every ass Who dos
ss pS as % y . S,s
exceeds thing which FANNY which
narrative fr originality Of conception
and Tor searching and .hsrns Iesake Of
someness Of religious ineuaons vsor freshness simplicity
e oG, We ns'e or ss m
Rurn much lnsres, as
es no, which the reader does feel aeutciy
n the as' from his .n and the second
con,anlly meeting 10 every day M and no. boldly and 'kuy
pah' .it how 2re,i.itie Il. LS@o how
Il, ,.s aud how true Its moral no adequate idea be
RsIu .l win be for sails BY bookseller.
po Us the ". s ,nd copy Of the '0 by mail
MAS N BROTHERS.
aver COATS.-our OF Over Coats Is entirely too
large and a. The season adyansns win sci.
(1LOAKs AND TAI.MNs.-A few more OF those nucS ad.
mred coaks and Taimas hand the Money Saving
dec KEEN, BALDWIN co.
supply ~ the
s supplied 'f TEra e. s. Ealing
hands wood by cord three below trity.
We &C. ssn furnish them with lodgings Apply TO I.
II ADiES FRENCH CORK sOLEs AND OVER siiOES.-
PRANKLIN has jos, received his winter supply of La
Go,.mer French high laced Batin aud Sandals
ter Boots and, In fact, the hnest
city Ladies Who suffer With cold feet
be qualify All in want viii please
call a. No 2o Broad " where they other deeri
Nor together with compile make witch he
would most respectfully invite their a'.en',c. ,,
Manufacturer Dealer Ladies' Misses ad .Dlas,us
PEU m VIZ .CIy I,S =. a: ..,7 :,
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Total

The expenditures for the first quarter
follows:
Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign intercours
Interior Department,
War department,
Navy Department,
Redemption OF public debt, interest and
premium,
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sio9,O2l,64s IS
port, this cum
dement's. eoilcc-
e6 es7, esl47
l,oOi,U 900 %
e,5es,s7e 70
4.s24.2ss 81
4Oo,7lb q
S5l,2s5 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-07

OVER COATS.-our OF Over Coats Is entirely too
~ large the advancing greatly
reduced prices for cash. KEEN, BALDWIN CO,
DEF Main
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Making an aggregate of
Leaving in the treasury, on July !, 1855,
a balance Of
The receipts OF the LIST quarter of the fis
September 80, 1854, have been as follows
From customs
From lands
Miscellaneous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-07

1AssiMkHE COATs-A inrge supply. just received by the
~ steamer Roanoke. Those anything lue
will be supplied unusually Low prices by calling
KEEN. BALDWIN Ma
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Total expenditures,

AZ appears 10 detail. from Table Q
The receipts for the remaining three quarters of the
year arc now estimated follows:
From customs, SO 900 200 90
From lands, 5000 600 %
Misc cllaueous, 500 600 90
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wnrsnunsr soeooo be brourh, to eo..
early next January when the property equaby divided
secure while the opportunity o3sfs. nolk-lm
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2l,52l,302 SIS
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Add estimated balance in the treasury Ju
To 1894

Estimated resources for the fiscal year
ending june 30, 1855,
The estnated expenditures for the
same year as follow
Balance ofIormer appropri.
ations to DO expended
during the year $8,s65,l26 a.
Permanent and indefinite
appropriations to be ex.
pended during the year S,2s5,7l6 IA
Specific appropriations ask.
ed for the service OF the
year S5.sOa,434 81
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HNIONkS AND TAI.its.-A few more Of those mucS nd.
mred cloaks and Taimas jus, to hand at the Money
Institution.
.y.e rCH VnxItN
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Leaving,
since the date Of that report, this cum
has zen reduced by settlements, eoilec-
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ioti'' f25OO,000 90
The receipts for the first quarter the estimated receipts
for the remaining three quarters and the balance in
treasury the fret day OF July 1854 make total sum
OF 81 967 50 for the service OF the year ending
June 30, 1855.
The estimated expenditures for tho remaining three
quarters Of the year follows:
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and mis-
cellaneous 1906 o3l IL
Deficiency in the Pos. Office Department 27l9.4GI 90
Interior Department 3.l33 655 IS
War Department 1862s $50 90
Navy Department ll25sOg5 II
Interest on the public debt 2,37U,O93 90
Making 4siT6,59O SO
Total estimated expenditures for the year
1855 $e4,S45, 1921 81
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ue. Druggists, % Main street
LNINE HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARs
Our stock Of nnc Cigars ,ome
OF the best brands Imported Those 10 OF good
mad them At PURCELL, JhDD cog,
del Druggists, % Main street
ulURNISG FLUID AND sOLtR OIL. -Yresh burning Piud
and Bieiehed Winter Solar Oil for sale Ia quantities
purchasers. PURCELL, LADD CO.,
del Druggist % Main street
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sS,6ss,27l As
l1,s68,87S %

tl6,Se6.724 IS
2,0l2,90S SO
4s6,09l 9S
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fls,Tls,sae 90
l,4Se,662 O5
l47,ee4 81
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lb,206,S27 30
cal year, ending
slS,639,79S As
2,T3l,654 Il
lA9,S50 %
, 1854-07-15
Notice TO the Democrats of
ThurStOM County.

The democracy of Thurston county are
respectfully called upon to select their del
egates at day sufficiently early to be in
readiness to attend a general Democratic
County Convention, to be beld in Olympia,
on Saturday, The 5M day Of august nert,
Tor the purpose of nominating Democratic
candidates for members of the House Of
Rcprcscntates Of the next Legislative AS.
sembly of the territory of Washington, and
also to nominate democratic candidates fol
the different county Offices for the support
of the party, at the election which takes
place on .lIondoy, The An dag Of SeptemJe,
RcH.
The several precincts are requested tc
act in this matter in time, in order that
a full delegation may be in attendance from
ALL by order Of The Committe
CHARLES +. WEED,
CRa. Dem. Cent. Com.
, 1854-07-15

the combined Swedish aud Norwegian
aeets, comprising two line Of battle ships
four frigates and one corvette, arrived AT
Elfsnabben on the 10th Of May. The King
went aboard, when he witnessed great
manifestations Of hostile feelings on the
mart of the crews against Russia Fresh
orders were given for repair of gun boats,
and large numbers of new ones were or.
dered to be made ready in the dockyards.
A dispatch from Paris, April 81, says
A report Of Omar Pasha, confirms the al
ready published statement that the Turks
were thrice successful, against superior
forces, at the passage of the Danube (; but
in obedience to orders, they retreatcd in
good order.
, 1854-07-15

Mr.. Matt +. Ward, in a card addressed
% the editors of the United States, asks a
suspension ofopinion in regard to the shoot
ing of Professor Butler, until full report
Of the trial, now in press in New York, is
published.
The steamer Fulton, at Norfolk, had
sailing orders for New Orleans, and thence
to Vera Cruz, to convey Mr. Gadsden,
with the Mexican treaty. on his journey to
the city of Mexico.
Lieut. Strain, with his party, have re-
turned, having ascertained to his satisfac-
ton that canal across the isthmus of Da-
rien is wholly impracticable.
, 1854-07-15
Territory Of Washington, so
King county,

To the Sheriff of said county, Greeting
TN The name Of the United States, you are hereby
i commanded 10 summon Leonard NJ. Felker, II he
be found In your county to be and appear before the
Disctrict court. to be begun and holden at Seattle in
the aforesaid county Of King and Territory Of Wash
ngton the third day of October next at 10 O'Clock
NJ, 10 answer unto William Webster in civil ac
ton; also, that he appear and file his with the
clerk OF said court, within fifteen days from the serv
ice Of this summons, or judgment will be rendered
against him by default.
And Of this writ make legal service. and due return
Given under my hand and 70 which af
SEAL. fix my own private seal, (there being no
Official seal provided this 18th day Of
July, 1854.
D. S. MAYNARD.
Clerk NJ District court for King county. W. T.
July l5. lS5l MS II,
, 1854-07-15

.r Passed April 27, 1854.
& Sec. l. BE Il enacted by the Legislative
Assenbly Of the Territory Of Washington,
That the fees and compensation, the sey-
eral officers and persons herein named shall
be as follows, to wit; -.
FOR CLERKS OF SUPREME AND DISTRICT COURTS
-f IN CIVIL CASES.
For filing declaration, petition, pleas,
demurrer, affidavit, exhibit, or any other
paper in any cause, each, Zoe
For issuing a capias, attachment, execu-
ton, certiorari, supcrsedeas, summons, ha-
beas corpus, quo warrahto, mandamus, writ
Of error, or replevin, and for every original
writ, each 81 90
For entering each writ, 25
For issuing writs of scire facias and VEN
ditIoni expQnas, every hundred words, Csc
For entering appearance Of either par
y, personally or by attorney, charged but
once, 25c
For. entering sherifr's return on any
writ aC zoe
For docketing appeals. from justices of
the peace, zoe
For docketing each cause, to be charged
but6nce, a-i- vpl4 nph -foic Csc
= :. For issuing subpoena for witnesses, one
person named therein, SOC
2For every additional person named, lOc
For writs of veniri for jury, charged in
each cause tried, s.l....., .I... soc
For receiving panel and swearing
Jury. .,s -s 81 500
For entering jury, 25c
For swearing witnesses, each, I0c
For entering claim of each witness for
their attendance, Csc
For giving order therefor to each wit
ness, G1I zoe
For entering judgment, recognizance,
special rule, continuance, discontinuanee,
letfakit, rule Of reference allowance of
EHtof habeas corpus, confession of judg-
nent .lor default, or consent, rule or plea,
atisiactiou, of Judgment on record, notice
ofappeal to supreme or district court, 75c
For entering surrender of principal by
oall, exonerator, order, order caDcelling
bail bond, discharge of recognizance, issue
elled, motion, nonsuit, report of referees,
Judgment upon any issue Of law or fact, or
on report of reference, appeals from infe-
nor eonrts, appeals to higher courts, and
acknowledgements, -la-- SOC
For taking afidayits, each, soc
tofiaking afidaVits, with seal attached,
each, ~ 90
l,. FEES OF sHERFF's.
For the service of every writ of sum
mons return thereof, (subpenas only ex-
cepted) on each defendant, besides mileage
az niteen cents per mile, which mileage
snail be allowed in all cases, going and re-
turning, to be charged from the County
seat to the place Of service. 90
, 1854-07-15
Horses! Horses !!

Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Catholic Church
~ holds under the act Of Congress organizing
Washington Territory agant of $40 acres OF land Of
each one Of the following stations:
lst. At the Mission Of the Mountain near the forks
of the Chlhalis river In Louis County, W. T.
I'd. At Monticello where the Mission claims the
whole Of the land formerly occupied and since aban-
doned by T. Thibanlt, bounding on the north side by
Smiths claim.
An persons are hereby forbidden trespassing upon
any Of the said grants. -
.... ]. d. A. RR0UILLET.
Fort Vancouver, W. T., June 10, I5l-n4%4w
, 1854-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

MisSElsbANEOOo
Sec. 2. The clerk of the county commits
sioners shall, in all cases where his fees arc
paid out of the county treasury, be paid
on the order Of the county commissioners,
who shall be satisRed,of the correctness Of
the accountrendered by him; and the same
shall be authenticated by his oath, and filed
with the country treasurer.
Sec. g. That in oil cases where jury
may be called to by the issue joined, and
the defendant or defendants shall be con
victed by the judgment, or sentence of the
court before whom the same may be tried
there shall be taxed on the bill Of costs
the sum of twenty-five dollars, as q jury
fee, and judgment shall be rendered there
for against such defendant or defendants
which sum, when collected by the clerk Of
said court, or the sheriff, to whom execu
ton shall have been issued, shall be paid
over to the county treasurer.
Sec. 4. All officers required by law to
discharge any duties not specially provided
for in this act, shall be entitled to the same
fees as are allowed herein in other cases
for similar services. II -,.
Sec. 5. That each and every officer whose
fees are herein ascertained, limited and ap
pointed, shall, and they are hereby requi
red to make fair table of their fees res
pectively, according to this act; aud to
publish and set the same up in their rcspec.
tive Offices, within two months after any
such officer shall have been elected or ap
pointed, in some conspicuous place, for the
inspection of all persons who have business
in said Office, on pain Of forfeiting, for each
day the same shall be missing, through such
officers neglect, the sum of fifteen dollars,
which penalty may be recovered by indict.
ment, for the use of the county schools
where the offence shall have been commit.
ted.
Sec. 9. That it shall and may be lawful
for any person to refuse payment of fees to
any officer who will not make out bill Of
particulars, signed by him if required, and
also receipt signed by him, for fees paid
and the bill of fees of the officers herein
named, shall be subject to examination and
correction by the several courts.
Sec. I. That no sheriff, coroner, or con-
stable shall be enacted to receive, either on
mense or final process upon which any
charge shall be made, the particular items
of such charges.
Sec. 8. On all civil actions when jury
render verdict, the party in whose favor
the verdict is rendered, shall, before judg-
ment is entered on the verdict, pay to the
clerk six dollars, which shall be allowed
him to be taxed against the other party in
the bill of costs. The clerk shall pay the
money forthwith to the county auditor to be
by him audited to the jury.
l certify the foregoing is true copy of
the the original act.
G. II. MASON,
Secretary file TsrritOrycf Washington,
, 1854-07-15

Of the justice to the place of marriage and
back, S3.g = "a = 4 90
For attending with the clerk Of the
board of county commissioners at the open
ing of the poll books, per diem, 90
CONsTABLEs.
For serving every summons and return
thereof (subpenas only cxccptcd) on each
defendant, besides mileage at twelve cents
per mile to and from, 90
For summoning on dead body, inclu-
ding mileage at twelve cents per mile 90
For service and return Of a capias, or
warrant, besides mileage, 90
For serving an execution on goods, be-
sides mileage, / 90
For committing to prison, besides mile
age, l co
For all moneys made on execution, ten
per centum.
For every days attendance upon any
court of record, 2 90
For every days attendance upon the grand
jury, 2 90
For serving other writs or any process,
besides mileage, 75c
ID WITNESSES,
For every days attendance upon the
Supreme or District court, besides mileage
to and from at ten cents per mile, 50 90
For every days attendance, upon coun-
ty commissioners, or probate court, besides
mileage, 2 90
For every days attendance upon justi-
ces of the peace court, if held within the
precinct where the witness resides, besides
mileage at teneents to and from, | 90
For every days attendance upon justices
of the peace court, when out of the pre-
cinct where the witness resides, besides mi
leagc, 2 90
That the clerks of the several courts in
this territory shall, for services under the
several acts of congress upon the subject Of
naturalization, receive the fees hereinafter
specified, and no more.
For entering declaration of intention
to become a citizen of the U. States, SOC
For certificate of such entry under the
seal Of the court. 90
For entering the final admission Of an
alien to the rights Of citizenship, soc
For q certified copy thereof under the
seal Of the court, 90
, 1854-07-15
Wings of ThurSton County!
ATTENTION.!

A COUNTY convention to be made up Of Delegates
n from the various precincts of ThurstOn county
will be held at Olympia on
Saturday, the 29th day of July, 1854,
For the purpose Of nominating ticket to be sup
ported at the election the 4th day Of September
next. The officers to be elected are
-Four members Of the House of Representatives
three County commissioners Prosecuting attorney
for I'd Judicial district County Auditor a County
treasurer county superintendent Of schools; judge
Of probate u sheriff and coroner.
The late meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners di
vided the county into mines precincts, to wit Ms
quaily, South bay, Olympia, Black Lake, Chambers
Prairie, Rock Prairie, Grand Mound, Coal Banks and
Yem Prairie from each Of which 1t is earnestly hoped
delegates will be in attendance.
BY order Of the whig county committee Of Thurston
county. GILMORE HAYS,
.u q. A. BARNES,
GEO. A. LATHR0P.
July g. lSjl-n4l3
, 1854-07-15
For Sale.
CowIitz River Notice.

NHE undersigned will run q regular line Of canoes
Il up and down the Cowlitz river, starting from Raj
nier and Monticello on the arrival Of the steamers
from San Francisco and Oregon, and starting from
Cowlitz Landing 10 connect with the above steamers
at the mouth Of the Cowlitz. Also extras always
ready. have engaged the best Indians, and. shall
accompany the canoes myself. Passage and freight
to suit the times.
Rainier, June 30, 1854. 4ltf
, 1854-07-15
Cabinet NhOp.

FURNITURE Of various kinds kept con- 0N
Il stantly on hand, and orders filed at hxl
short netice. .N.-H O
A variety of work made Of beautiful E1E1
curled maple now in readiness. The citi- XH
zens Of Olympia and vicinity are respect
fully invited 10 call and examine ,--
Olympia, April 20, 1854. 3Iu -t
, 1854-07-15
Drugs & Medicines.

TIME subscriber having located at Seattle, King Co.,
i w. T., takes this opportunity to inform the cit
of the Territory that he has opened and offers for
sale the most complete assortment Of GENUINE
DRUGS AND MEDICINES to be found in the coun-
try
Persons in want of coon medicines will do wen 10
call him. at the Seattle Drug Store, corner Of Main
and Commercial Streets Seattle. Orders promptly at
tended IN. HORACE MORSE. G
Seattle, W. T.. May Sd, 1854. u 3 emSs.5d
, 1854-07-15

The PUGET MILL CO.,

HAVE an excellent engine Lathe, Of p in. swing,
Il in operation, under charge Of ar experienced
machRcist and engineer, who will execute orders in
his line in superior style and finish, with dispatch.
ALSO ...... -l tr
Blacksmithing and Shipsnithing, by good me-
chanic done at short notice. Apply to
J. p. KELLER, Agent. 'f
Teekalet, W. T.
supply Of Provisions. Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, Hardware, Nails. Doors. Window Glass,
&c, constantly hand by the Puget Mil Co. at Tee
kalet, Hoods Canal, between which place and San
Francisco several vessels running regularly. -u
March IL, 1854. 32tf . Icl
, 1854-07-15
STUARTS EXPRESS
For Oregon, California and the Atlantic State

Will close Saturday July l5 1885, at six o'clock r. n.
Treasure packages, &C., received until five p or.
fce ut Parker's. A. u. STUART.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
Constable Sale.

ERY virtue Of an execution to directed issued out Of
nD the Office of Asa A. Stoddard Justice of the Peace
in and for Georgetown Township, FL Dorado county, in
favor of F. Brown, and against WIN II. Page for the
sum Of $500 debt with ten per cent thereon and costs Of
saie on Thursday the 23th day of september, D. 1854
the premises where situated all the right title and in
terest Of the said William II Page in and to the following
described property, to wit Beginning pine tree about
twenty-five rods from house formerly occupied by one
Doneyan thence north Of west three hundred rods along
c Of bazed trees to oak tree bazed thence west Of
south about fifty rods along line of blazed oak
tree thence south Of three hundred rods aolg line
Of bagcd trees to oak tree bazed thence about fifty
rods east to of beginning containing about one
hundred acres, formerly known the Donovan ranch and
situated Rock Brdgefor the satisfaction Of said
Judgment AID costs. September 4th lS54
HARVEY PADGETT,
Constable, Greenwood Township
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
ok. lDNGERtORD'S
Private eG:caa office
70. 22et UUrONT STREET.

Betwccn Washington and Jackson sts., San Francisco
DIR. HUNGERFORD respectfully announces to his
friends aud the public, that he Will continue the practice
of Medicine AID srgery Mt his old Rooms, No 226a Du
pont street, between Washington and Jackson street
The Doctor having taken ali the rooms, has arranged
t ohg '1a5 ne can be consulted n privacy BY his patients
except himself.
In the treatment of Diseases entrusted his del
glorious drugs or medicines administered.
Rooms a"d board for persons who may wish to remain
private Il few days under his treatment
% IuG LADIES --lhe Docto. has Private Hospital
under the c4ac c All excellent Nauon, e1peSSly for tho
rlcel ton Of Females.
y B. All letters Of advice, enclosing Ten Dollars (anl
no o'ner) a:ii be pro'nltlf attended to
ia 'cncidbt: La. HUAGLhFO"D, 10 226t Du-;
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