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Y ALUABLE JAMES RIVER

"A FARM FOR BALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
wish 70 sell privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL.
LEY. Said Farm lies six nileE below Richmond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Bsrretis
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies
DarkRbly well for farming purposes and is now in
high state OF cultivation. containing SS4 The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms -
There are good Barns Stables, and all necessary
o1t-houses There is excellent water the house.
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, l would say, that
rarely such chance presents itself The location 10
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
isnd TO any persons wishing TO purchase.
is3-tf B. o. AKIN, Heurce County.
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AQuEEss DINNER II LONDON, &c.-The LON
don correspondent OF the Philadelphia North
American. under date Of the 23d of February
ssysi
On Saturday last, His Excellency, the Ameri-
can Minister and Miss Lane dined with Her Ma.
jessy the Queen, at BuekiDghsm Palace MIR. Bu-
chansn and Miss Lane were, on the same evening,
present at q grand entertainment given by Wis.,
count and Lady Palmerston to His Royal Hishness
tue Duke of Cambridge. They will also be presen,
tonight, at splendid entertainment given by Her
Majesty to the Duke of Cambridge, Gen. Sir
DeLacy Evans, the Earl Of Cardigan, and other
heroes on their return from ing In the British
army in the Crimea. 'a 80 1l
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BY j. A. COWARDlN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. LION GELBARDT.


Ofcs on Broad 81, Corner l0th, Richmond,
Virginia,
FORMERLY Practitioner OF Medicine
st SIS Broowr street, New York city, respectfully
e6ers bis professional SERVICES
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASES
He could present you tes,inorisl&. with real
names and residence, from pstieuts cured by him In
New fork, (msny OF which were pronounced incu.
rsble,) net lees from many of Richmond treated d1-
ts TAaf epev is9ir i3sdi Esf be his jadSe" he
therefore prefers to LET FACTS SPEAK roR THEM
SELVES!
Letter, sskine sdvice, must be postpaid, and de-.
scribe III" disease IN full frsnkness
Giss stroa9 driak sato hs that is ready perisA,
@ad seHs unto those that be Of hedrp hsoyts" prov.
Sli 6v.l
pR, LEON GELBARDT's VEG ETABLR
sfR Up" composed OF Medicinal Herbs pre-.
pared under hts by Mr.. 3. M. Zachris.
and Brosd streets Richmond Virginia This delight
fsl Vegetable Syrup Is recommended a certain re-
lief (when cure TO be impossible) Of all such
diseases sc Coughs, Colds Asthms, Bronchitis,
WhooPing Cough, for the affection of the Kiduey VI
and Bladder, and it is highly valuable for Female
Diseases generally. By Chdrs q Sickness it proves
the most dssrshte effect, II 10 very pleasant take
and Ii causes reither uneasness loss of appetite
Fail d1Tactions are furnished each bottle. Try
IT. AND tadse of the effect for yourselves Use se-
cordieEiy, and the result will be & CERTAIN CURE
sea wholesale and Tetsil aud SAINT to any part re-.
sairea BY spplyns uf by letter postpsid) to Mr. 8.
d. .ZAChktsSOS, pIugstst, corner 10th and Broad
sfs., Riehuond, Va, :
Phee OF DR., L o.'svesetable Syrup, large bottle
one dollar small size. fifty cents. -
~ None are genuine without the Signature OF
DR.. l.. Full prescription can be seen at the Drug
Store fe l2-6m
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

MY nau V1N0TON 10H ny Iealdence on the
night Of the 10th ult. ticking with him small black
Carpet bag and Q red silk hsndksrchief contsinina =
clothing and. probably fiddle also. Winston Is .
Bright slulatto. about feet 10 inches high years
old aud is very stout athletic man; bushy head OF
hair, and SLOWS the beard to grow on the chin and
e It 10 uacsrtain what description he may have on
Ii aim y 20 gst to free state, and he Will eithe,
mond. or make his way hI Railroad to Alexandria
or FreGerioksbure. al a-T1-1E :
will pay the above reward for him IL delivered to
me. or to Mess.s Dickinson, Hiii Co., In Rich
mond, or secured In jail 30 that get him sgatu
.st VIM. BAGBY -
LOCUST Cfook. March lR, lRA5. nj
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BOUNTY LAND, &o ~
1 will prosecute claims against the Fede.

raj Government to BOUNTY LAND end PEN.
SIONS, on the most satisfsetsry terms.
Under recent act Of Cong sress soldiers Whe serv.
ed period Of fosrtsss day. N GSy Uov, aDso l77e
and II sueh sotders be dssA. thar widsws a. ehii.
dren are euttied 70 le8 sores OF land. Those VIE
have received less than $50 acres. are sAteA 70 -
much mors a. VIII make that quantity.
Having been engaged a. clerk in the Heeseoe
and Bounty Land Departu sav st Wsshinetoa, fog
nearly three years, have peculiar advaneaGse ~
prose cutting claims Of the above dssosipdee.
CommunicAtions by mall, S~st paid. or q The o6se
OF Psyne 4 Mayo, on 10th street. bstwesn Main -
Cary, viii be attended TO at onee.s eszI. .a1a g.,
Any reference given that may b Desired
mhS-dkwSm ABEL u U.g4AYO.
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nESTINY DEMONSTRATED-Ma-

portance, foreteling all particular events of human
life, such as marriage the time when with deserip.
situatfon lessces e kindred or frsnds
If person shall have the thing hoped for IL per-
son shall suffer by any particular thing Of which he
persons. dead or alive; Of law suits; Of theft or
things lost; of substance lent demanded; wife or
husband living from each other, IL return; and
all the difficulties of life, of health. fraud. sickness
and desthi past pressnt and future and all concerns
of hfe.
This lady tells fortunes by the Csrds-Prof LEO
by the PianetA or Astroogy. 80
TERMs-5o cents BY the Planets, 25 senta Ifor Ia.
diss BY the Cards and SO cents for gentlemen by
csrds-white or b ssk people
Apply at Adsms Valley, doors from the corner OF
l6th Poplar street. ''Ofioe of Astrology" over
the door. opposite Lsucasterian School, over the
Greek. NH H-lmS
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. nsAvs Lose ~ FlaR --Dr. .. J. Eddins, of Tss-
ealeeea. had ne nis!ortass. oa Tho Tn isst %
and one hsaAssd and nfy balss Z eossen b
AnA. II 4. ta...s -. -. elsa
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NOTICE,-We have this day sold the
~ balance Of our stock OF Goods and shall discon.
tinus the Dry Goods business
The business will be settled up at cur old Stand,
no i4i Eagle Square. All persons indebted will
please call and settle their accounts.
Until farther notice is given, firm will remain
unchanged WARREN & PERKINS
March 10th, 1855.
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ss. ssssasss 81 axe ss&&s $40 as fsss asz 81 ssa
s1sse8 81 lfs as szis9s .ssSaT 5 IS Gsgs - ~
zssalef gsss85 ssl ~ sass - ss - sssss eS sss
/ sSss gsva 5 81 .zssss s'@o&@ sst ss.a saesa -
sid saaas4svs .s@ess8t9 - : !
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~ popular Fuel before the close Of the season.
With view to future supplies, we'll our regular
customers, now have their orders promptly exc
Gutsd by leaving them st the Yard. corner Basin
Bank and 10th ST. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
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The Subscriber will continue the Whole
sale and Retail DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at the
old stand of WARREN l. PERKINS He feels under
many obligations to the customers aud friends of the
old hrm for their patronage and many kindnesses,
and will every exertion TO make II to their In
ferest 10 continue 20 do business with him. Heiwll
continue TO sell from the present stock at very
cassd prices until the Goth of March. after which
ums viii be receivioe an entire stock of fresh
BPRIH0 GOODS. w. P. PERKINS,
No l4l EAGLE eQusre
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RIC h N O Ed, VA,
Mr.. BRowN.--Thsy have . cnr;on. =

Mr.. BRowN.--Thsy have Q curioua per.
sonsge In the city Of New York Mr.
Browu.-hs is sexton of Grace Church. and
undertaken general Of funerals and balls
He Is said to DO portly. pompous gentle.
man. fat and iussy. and An American Beau
Brummel on small scale. Mr.. Brown shows
visitors to Grace Church their proper pews,
and bears himself with such courtly males.
ty and grace. that any ordinary visitor feels
quite overpow cred by his oondesceusion and
almost ashamed to employ SO great man
for SO small purpose. No party among the
upper ten is perfect without Mr.. Brown He
distributes the invitations. hs gives such as
sistance as may be desired ia the general ar
rangements. and he presides over the arrival
and departure Of the carriages with their
guests. 1t Ia even said that of late the pui.
SAINT Mr.. Brown not only distributes the In
vita'ions, but lis often consulted as to the pro-
per persons to invite, especially strangers. of
whose advent Mr. Brown keeps himself ap-
prised by regular visitsdons at the hotels,
noting down the distinguished names in q
book which he keeps for that purpose But
1t is at the funerals of the great and wealthy
that Mr.. Brown shines out with solemn ma.
jesty. The presence of Mr. Brown at fu.
neral Is conclusive evidence of the respect
ability of the departed. No flaming blogra-
phical notice is needed, NO complimentary
Tombstone, to testify to the standing of the
deceased In society. Brown Is there, and
Brown would associate with no bones but
those of gentleman. 1t must be q great
comfort to the dead man's spirit to be thus
attended. and to have such an undeniable
| voucher of the gentilty of bis mouldering
csrcass- Under the patronage of Brown, and
With such an Introduction as he can give, one
is sure of being in the best society In both
| worlds. Powerful snd magnifcen. Mr..
Brown. t
'Tis said that he max IS mint of money by
marriages, deaths, and dsncings. He de-.
| serves the credit of inventing new branch
of business, but it is doubtful whether he will
have successor Who can wear the mantle
OF Mr.. Brownf e.
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MILITARY PREsIDEsTs.-H we may Judge
of the future by the past, nothing is clearer
than that another war will give this country
another military President. The line of safe
precedents BOW lies through the camp. The
successful soldier OF war Is bound to be
Prevalent. If he desires it; and can beat with
the greatest ease civilians of both parties.-
If it Is desirable to set aside statesmen and
have soldiers for Presidents, there Is no surer
way to effect that result than by war.
Of course. In any just and necessary war,
the nation should submit to this evil for the
sake of the greater good of vindicating its
rights and interests. But 1t should operate as
an argument against rash and unnecessary
war, with all who believe it true policy that
civilians instead of military men should hold
the reins of civil power.
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In retiring from the Dry Goods Business,
ireeommeBd Mr.. WM. 2. PERKINS with pleasure
20 ny friends sAd solicit for him q continuation OF
kheiI patronage. NH I6 WIN. z. WARREN
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T III o NJ AS w. KEES SEE,
1E0TTONEER
SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICI
MONn

OFFICE removed TO the store Of Chris
" tan * Lsthrop, No. 90 Main st in consequence
Ct the Resignation of David Crane, VIM II Chris
tisp was unanimously elected Cashier. The office
kss been removed to the store of Christian & La.
thFop. where depostes will ba received, on which
interest of per cent. will be paid all sums re-
nsiniRs dsposits six months or longer, and Eve
ger cent. for 6 shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty-eieh
years has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
10 suspended debt: hasneVer ioet one dollar or fail
81 to pay sny certificate when due.
JHO. THOMPSON. President,
VIM. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
nan 5--ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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BOUSTY LAND AND PrxsioHs.-The un-
dersigned hereby announces to the publis that he
Will prosecute Claims assinst the Federal 0overn-
ment to BOUNTY LAND and PENSION, On the
most reasonable terms ~ ' I'll .agT'ea
n Office in the Law Building. 1z.z.
NH l5-lmt q. w 3TAnKR
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the line OF stages bssween Tidionts and Frankiin.
az We are informed, wss taken with the small pox.
q few days since and was conveyed 70 . shenty,
about half mile this side Of Tidiouts, where he
was left to the tepdsr Iuercies OF man who was
hired TO take charge of hin for the consideration
OF q plat OF soktskeyi This man. for some reason
or other, absenied himself from the shanty tor
about half an hour, and, when he returned, found
Il almost wholly eonsumsd BY Ere, and I'll lthat Va.
lett OF the poor stage driver were biz blescasd and
crumbiins bones. How the Ars originated it b not
known but disesss had stolsa away % much oi
the poor mans strength thst he Wa unable 70 arsa
himsslf from the buiidisgs and coasequsniiy )sti
victim to the rsgisg eiemsat- Rsrsa fPs) LsdS~'
18th = g-as.syl s. 3lsf. e .r~aI /
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RoBsINs AN Ex-k. C-Ysstsrdsy (sAys the NeN
York Mirror u Tdarsdsy) Some q the hSll ~
ssred gentry picked ths pockss a u Hee y, ,.
Cutting In The sspsgios seuss = - ssn ologgQ.
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AaERIoAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.-Ths
public is respectfully informed that on Monday,
March 18th. IS, the rate of Board At the AAEAl-
CAN HOTEL viii be reduced to SI Is per day, In.
stead of the former price of % sA-~
Meal Board go Per month instead Of US ,
The subscriber begs to inform his friends tha& the
same attention and shall be paid the eusses Of
the American has heretofore induced their patroo.
age. J. MILDEBEh6Ek 8AITH.
mh 7-d2WGc4t
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EFFEcrs OF RAIL koADs.-Under this head the
Fayetteville IN. Co Observer. notes that tract of
land at Durhams Depot. on the line Of the N. @.
railroad, has been bought at q, 600, for which
few years sgo the purchaser paid e225
writer 10 the Wilmington Herald thus notices
tne Improvement In the coudition of Columbus
County IN. c. since the completion OF the VIII
miogtcn and MsnchesteF Railroad:
~Ths benefits of the w. 4 NJ. r. 4. cannot be
over estimated Land that would oaly sell tor
An intelligent resident Of WhitssviIIe told ma Thai
the Railroad had certainly quadrupled the entire
value Of the county. and increased the amount Of
ito exports more then ten foid.'
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THE WEATHER.-Ths long raipy spell,
with occasional thunder storms, which we
have experienced here have prevailed pretty
generally throughout the Slate. We find no.
tices on the one hand In the Halifax Peoples
Advocate, and ON the other in the Warrenton
Times, of this weather. The Times states
that on Thursday they had there ''prema-
ture thundergust."
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CALMoN's PATENT GRAIN AND

CALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
- GRASS SEED sEPARATOR.-This machine
was invented and patented by by q p Salmon o. u
precedence of all Others, for cleaning Grain and
Tae frst Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Words Fair Ia New York. aud the INST Prise
at the New York State Fair In 1859 II has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon-
me nd Ii a. the best machine tno~n tor ,sparsnne
cookies and ether impurities from whaAr-It VIII se
parste any two EDS of different sEe 81 weigh. 10
simple in its construction and easiy Aept ogaeI
II h pecusrly adapted to fsrmsr1 usss sst requires
but IittIs power to work II. and cleans gram more
perfectly than any machine now In uss
Ir can b furnished st the foilowint pI,ee,s VIZ
For Fsrmer1 Machine that viii clean 10 10 -
r o.: RmsIS Rsa ns M.chsns that viii clean 81 70
50 busheIs per hour. ........s.r...
~ % Esrmsr,' Machine (suanecd for horas 70
vmo-erl that will clean 50 bsshsls per honr ~
ropr HiileTs Machine that wll cleso ~ % -
buabels per hour. .s.s.; t..... -.
Por : Miiierv Machine that vi clean oe se ,aa
TS hushels DER hour. ..s'...a.'.. wv
Do - Hiils,f nsehins that win clean I1s - ,o
40 bushsls per hoas... ~
PoS 6iilsrs Machine that viii clean ise % ssa
soe h.shsls per I'd. ixiaDiEison,
A'' caumis.ion Merchant, niehmsnd. va
n s-css'iI ss.s: ss.. ~ '' '''a On is.ises''.
DTTTER, BACON HANS, &c,-A We
ID r. suseriar los ROLL BUTfER. jast opened
tSis uosniDe, fresh end ses. jest fIeH the lnosn.
ALSO so--sspsr,ss Hams md 1,s4,ha nAooH.
.S s-S siI.s serass sSSsau. . fsssa.
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The RECIPROCITY THEArY-PRocLAAA.
TIoN OF THE PRRsIDEET.-We give below
the principal portion of the Presidents pro-
clsmation, declaring the Reciprocity Treaty
between the United States and Great Britain.
20 be in force. signed on the 10th inst. After
stating that the Parliament of Great Britain
and the Psrliaments of the British Provinces
have passed laws, on their part, to give full
effect to the Treaty aforesaid. the proclama.
ton proceeds:
Now, therefore. I, gIsnklin Pierce. Prssidsnt al
the United States OF America do hereby declare and
proclaim that from this date, the follovins srti.
ees. being the growth and produce Of the said pro.
ylnces Of Canada, New Brunswiek, Move Scotia ana
bIsadstuds OF all kinds animals Of all kiBds fresh
smoked and salte6 meats cotton WOOL seeds and 70.
Retsble undied fruits dried fruits fsh Of all ktpds,
products of 6ah and all other creatures living In the
wster; poulryI ssgG hides furs, skins tsils an.
dressed; stone marble, Ia Its crude unvrousht
nurss ores Of metals Of sll kinds coal; pitch tar,
turpentinei ashss timbsr and lamber Of all kinds,
round, be we'd and sawed, manufaetuTed Ia whole or
In part; frswood plants. shrubs and treess pelts,
wool; fsh oil; rice; broom-corn and bark; gypsum.
ground or uhgroauds hswn or wrought or unWrought
unnsnufsctured; anmsnufaetured tobacco, rsGs-
shall be introduced into the United States free of
duty 20 long the said shall Temain In forces
subj sst however, to be suspend IL relation to the
trade with Cansda, on the condition mentioned In
the fourth article Of tho said treaty, and that sl hs
other provisions Of the said Treaty shall 60 into ef
States.
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nj 0 L C. Eve now offer our entire
~ stock and below cost until the Esd lost. when
we intend to close at suction. (Sse Larus Shines
scvsrtisement) Our assortment consis-s il part OF
Lubin's Extracts genuine fine odor; boxes Gold
Head Canes, with othc's OF very superior quality
Clothes, Hair, Nail and Shaving Brushes, very
peror Of Porte Monnaes and Segar Cases
Ivory Tablets, Mouth Mirrors. &c. Call and exam
Inc them. WIN r. ADCOCK CO,
Under the American Hotel.
Those indebted are respectfully requested to max
payment by the Let of April il desirous to wind
np the business Of the concern by that time.
mn Is
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NORBORNE NORTON & CO., Deal
~ srs in Imported and Domeatic CIGARS, No.
l64 Msin at, opposite American Hotel, Richmond,
Va keep constantly hand large and we'll selects
snaf, Snuff Boxes, Pipes, Pipe Stems &c, &c.
mh8
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CRARLEs M'oRUDEP r.. W M'GRuDER.
q McGRUDEk'S eONS, Commission
Ss Merchants, 18th street Richmond. Va, solicit
Gousigpments of Corn Wheat Flour, Tobacco, &c.
NH IS
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GkANARY AND FE E d STORE.

(vhANAhI AND Z T. T. ID STORE.-
~ The undersigned has taken the house corner OF
sfsnkii and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Aessrs n. b. C. b. Hill. for the purpose Of con-
eeenng the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
nc Will keep constantly on band fall assortment Of
All Kinds OF Grain. Min Ohal. Hay, Corn Meal and
Stores
hs hopes by giving his business strict personal at
ssntion and selling on reasonable terms 70 secure
hbsfal patronage ttem his fiends and the public
esnsraiiy He will deliver any article of charge
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE
nj moderate commission. and will insure for his
Soanty friends the highest market price for any con
nSnMsnt entrusted TO him. JOHN w. Cosby.
fs TT
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-

SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUBI-
- kEss.-Intsndipg TO elsss business In few
Says offer my satirs stock of DRY GOODS and
kAMCf ARTICLES ct aud below cost, for cash on
" These 10 want, should not allow 90 favorable IN
Sfkonaaity pass without supplying themselves, =
-: would again urge those isdebted to Tes 70
laass immediate payment. o-7
II. kO6kNFELD, 3
0e A-iSsH I76 BEosd street.
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.

LEECHING AND CUPPING.
MRS. WOOLHOUSE offers her SER
4Sl vices to the Medical Faculty and the Lads Of
Richmond, as Leeeher and Cupper and trusts by as
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage.
E% Mrs w may be found at all times at her resi-
dsnce on 10th street, in the of K. r. Duvsps
Drug Store.
n B.-The best imported Leeches constantly re-
eeivtng and for sale Also, Ladies' Bandaees on
hand and made to order. ia 20
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10 THE VorERs OF THE CiTY-To pre-
be candidate for rs-elscaon s.u ounce ths. am
ana VII continus to be, candidate for re election
un.il etl.i ths nrss w Wednesday In April n-1t
1h S-tco -~s-~-~----~ A. MICHAELS e.
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LREoHEs LEEcHEs.-The pubic are
hereby Informed that have just received by Xdans
Express lot OF superior Swedish ieecheas vShioh
6e found at all hours Of the day at the Hair ~ ~
Saooa under the American Hotel. end q aapht q
~osn' betTeep Main and Frsptiip ssTeefs.
, o, ct the shortest notice. .ss.T 80" f,as-g
nos n q Hnuu6u
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I HAIR CuTTING.-Cltlxens anda Hty>nseRs
sllpg the city wishing 70 get their Hsir - nj ~
"a ateG snd moee approved sRyis, would 6aviCe ethon
t1.nc - Ss, On ny sndsr che AmedeAn Hse sn-
IN. s.-Hot Gold and Sho~sr Bssks sas hSvn>A =,
all hours single Bath 25e. or Tietets Or ri
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FOR SALE OR HIRE.-A likely wo-
l. man. with four children, who is good plain
Cook, Washer and Ironer, raised and accustomed
to the country ali her life. Terms liberal Apply
at this Office. ... NH lets
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81 FLRTcHER's HAN Toslo. excels seyerv
thing for beautifyirz ana improvipG he ksE n
toiiet table T. complete host IT. s.ao t1s srisi
quite suMcent to show ~ GOOD effect. TSe aeeot
tois' LOIS lwho know as much about the trsstaanef sN8
t asthe man In the nsoen,) whose noxions nm
r"a uaFs produced % mach miscAief md snAoT.
Persons Wishing the OH snsl and eenSiuS sSfiele
can De supplied By ths manufassurer. 81 sTs
aSs2I afj JOHN Johnson.