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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
STATEEsENT
STATEssENT
OF the condition Of the .ET.yA INSURANCE
COMPA.NT, on tAe 1st Janusry, ls57, as required
bE ths Lap If tie State Of Indiana.

gxtHE name Of tho Corporation is AETNA INSURANCE
81 COMPANY. located at Hartford. Conn.
The Capital tock IL FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
aef IS paid up.
The AssErs or thA Company
Cs.h in hand Pho s63 733 go
o.sh on srscia WIZ" 22e I25
.---.
Casa IN sae naaa' OF an da' iron us
Real Estate I'M ncumberei ............... or
Mortssge Bonds per semi annaAlly... coo
2s g.. rs 90
Income :. -. 500 10
~ Sssssy Uit5 "a'er per oehtssn 10 200 90
10 HsrtfsrJ Cy bonds per e annually 600 90
Aileaukie 80 10 $4,000
HoneY the Company scared by
Biils recsivsble. 20 its IS
$40 shares hAt'oraA Ne" maven i'af"aaeot eco 20
los sesre. .rtoId r F. Railroad Co. st'es'{ 5aooo
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TULU0RApHIC NEWS.
essas -<.x.
REPORTED ron THE DAILY DisPAToH. .4.
ARRIVAL or THE ATLANTIC
.rsp rpna rfJRopE.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM HuRoPf

SNxw Yosx August 30--The steamer At.an ,.,
arrived with Liverpool adviees 70 hus"'s
rhe Asia arrived out ON tho 10th. ..
The news by this arrival II whoiiy uh'"'Po''
ENGLAND
The submarine telegraph squadron nau ~ ~
to Plymouth. The directors were 70 "s'' w Inv
10Th 10 determine upon further action.
a ,r1,s fates In honor Of Napoleon passed on "eh,
hu, we're mnrred 10 some extent by bad weather.
RUSSIA.
The Russian Imperial Guard has been reduced 20
thirty thousand.
Turkish affairs are unchanged. It Ia rumored
that Lord Howden succeeds Lord Radcliffe as Bri-
fish Minister to Constantinople.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton--Sales OF three days amounted to $1,000
baes The Asia's advices caused an advance Of I'D.
on fair and mddling, and the market closed buoy
antly.
Breadstuffs closed with an advancing tendency,
except Corn which was very dull. Flour active
and advanced ed. Canal 3ls.a3ls Cd, Baltimore
and Philadelphia 30sa3ls. I'd; Ohio 32s. Cd ABS
Wheat firm. holders demanding an advance. Red
S. I'D ass. 3D. white ss. 4d.al0s. Mixed andyello
| Corn Gs.a37s; white 45s.a45s. Cd.
Provisions quiet Bacon dull and being re-ship
ped.
Rosin steady. Spirits of Turpentine 33s.
| Sugar firm. Rice active.
| The money market was easy. Consols 81 Sa91 "a
| The weather was favorable for crops.
| LONDON, "WEDNESDAY MoRsING.---Funds closed
| steady at the late advance. Discount market &C
tive The shipment of silver to the East by to-day
steamer amounts to 81 0,00osterlingthe largest
| ever made
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. sehastopol I'm I S57.

A sebastopol correspondent OF the Boston Cou-
r;er describes the present state Of that city Eve
- ,h;no "a devastation and desolation. Oh the
town which contained sixty thousand inhabitants
nothing now remains but mass OF stones. In i's
6ne barbor, a number of vessels, sunk at the time
Of the siege, now remain, not wholly submerged
hut nart,v visible above water. On the north
,,de Of the harbor the forts are still teemins with
life and activity. when sebastopol was stormed'
tho Russians had but 900 men; the allies looooo'
The Russians admit that, during the entire war;
thew lost FIVE hundred thousand men.
In the midst of this scene of ruin, Yankee enter
rrize is lat work Col. Gowen, of Boston, teSery
American is a Colopell is bnsily engaged IN prepa-
rat;ens for raising the Russian fleet, sunk during
the war. He is confident OF success. The value oil
the vessels sunk is variously estimated at from
twenty to fifty millions of dollars. The lth oil July
was celebrated by the Americans in Sebastopol' IN
fine style. The Governor Of sebastopol permitted
two of the State bands to play at the dinner ana
roodIy number of Russian officers Joined In the
festivities. Near the head of the table were pof-
traits of Washington and the Emperor Alex
.nIa
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nTEn.

Tn pbfIadeipbia on the nth Inst ARABELLA
xifa III WiiIiai. o. MnEsie. OF New York, and daugh
ter OF Thomas Ashmead, of this city.
:, On sansadg :a .s sse 81 rse Bncty as''
Ths funeral will take place this evening, at half
mast O'clock at her fathers residence 10Th street
south shle the Basin The friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited 70 attend without further
notice.
On the 3th instant. at halfpast o'clock, JOHN
ARCHER WALTON, son Of Joshua i, and Elizabeth
u. Walton. aged Is years, 5months and % days.
The fr~nas and acquaintaDces Of the family are re
specially invited to attend his funeral, from hi.
mothers residences on Oregon I'M, this fMoBday)
afternoons the 3lst inst, at O'Clock, ut the Oregon
Hill Methodist Church. IL 80
On Saturday. the 18th of August ut his fathers re
sidencc, on 18th street, FREDRRICK SCHWAL
MEYEk, aged years, months, and 2 days
Father! the pearly gates unfold,
The sapphire walls the streets of gold,
Are bursting on my sght;BE
The angel band come singing down. ~
And one has got my starry crown,
Andone my robe Of white.
Posing above, on svery wing -
They re waiting my freed soul TO bring
To its new home above; ?" +4t
There folded to my Saviour's breast,
How sweet. how full will be my rest
Beneath his eye Of Lowell
Thou wouldst not hold me longer here,
Though well know that many = tear
| For m dear sake will flow.
The morning dawns upon my sight;
| How long, how dark has been the night
Motheri Father i goi gOl
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, August 2s--Hsga Water IL 0a

Port Of Richmond, August 29-=Higa Water II ocp1
ARRIVED. ~
steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia, mds
and passengers, II. L. Tuttle.
schr VIM Coiquitt Phillips, James river, wheat,
Warwick Brother. Is@ -
Schr Lightning. Daniel, Baltimore. in ballast.
SAILED.
schr Hope. Hoffman, Gosport, coal. Tompkins
Co. - VIZ n
schr Henry Brown, Cole, New York, mds, ". u.
Coquitt Co. ,,.,.,.
Schr Nelly D, Haley. STANFORD. coal. Midlothian
Company. s1 Fl .s.,-.-., at,
Steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mds Ladiam
4 Watson. -,
Schr j. r. Brognard, Nichols, via City Point to load
for New York.
schr Maria Jewett, Hooper Rio Grande. -four, War
wick Brother
Schr Ocean Wave. Frank. Petersburg. in Ballast
new York, Aug 2s.-Cleared, Bark Rebecca, Stor-
or, and Schr. Henrico, Whipple. Richmond arrived,
Schr. Haxall Winters, Richmond; Globe. Gother.
Newbern N. c.; Harriet Smith, Beckworth. Fredss.
icksburg; Ben Wainwright, Wilmington, y. e., aud
+. Hoddy, Cathcart, do. 10Th, cleared, Schr For
tune Hayener. City Point.
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THE SUSSEX RACE.-We copy from Bells Life in
London the following account Of the race for the
Sussex cup, in which the American horse Prioresa
Was engaged, coming in fourth. The other horses
were Tournament, Polsstar, Chevalier dIndustrie
and Alice:
"The Chevalier made play, followed by Tourna-
ment aud Alice, for three quarters of mile, when
poestar went to the 'front.' and taking slight lead
of the Chevalier, went on with the running at a
strong pace, Tournament going on third, at an in
terval of four or five lengths, and Alice fourth to
the mile post after passing which Prioress, who
had been laying of, gave Alice the go-by aud lay
within length or two of the fayorite, whose joe
key never attempted to improve his position until
entering the straight when he gradually crept up
in the dip below the distance and took his place
tween the two leaders. The Chevalier gave way in
few strides, and in rising the hill Tournament
headed Polestar, upon whom all Flatman's efforts
were unavailing-the favorite winning easily by
three-quarters length. The Chevalier was beaten
three lengths from the old mare, Prioress who was
in difficulties a long way from home, four lengths
from her, and Alice considerable distance
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THE-p DISPATCH.



ri. .nrited periodical, with is usual punetuai-
,.,f. before us, and We defy any one TO ind fauit
I'm ia table Of contents or Its Typographical NJ
,.ha This journal Is now the sole representative
20 VIRGINIA Medical Literature, aud well deserves
a.. h,sh reputat!on and increasing prosperity.
m. ,..d,.r editorial 10 an able aud interesting
.-,s,,r.,., ura,ne with great forcs the claims OF
~. r,cbmond sssdcai school to tAesapport OF the
y,r,,ni. ,rofesson II shows conclusiSeiy that the
,.,.s.xed el,asn1i advantages OF the Northern coll.
- -. rsisher useful practical. thousand
-. .,ovd,ns the wards 81 hospital can never
- .sa ,xmntoms or treatment OF disease, whilst
az. ..,dent In the Richmond Institute, with fewer
.,,an.s having at oil times access 70 the hospital
c.n study each case from its inception 10 its
,a-r,,natson The editor advocates the nnion of
,h;. College with the University Of Virginia, and
Ia. his article with the following striking and
suggestive rcmarks;.
..,cy DEDUCTIONS from oil this are few and simple
old landmarks are destroyed. We must estsohsn
raw enes Richmond, IN climate and iautuae, Nv
rssu nroSress offers sdvau tages not to be founa
sI.ewhere The Medical College OF Virgins may
moi at peeaeut be all that we couid Wfsn' pua N
Sss~ets Of whatever nature, can be easily reneue,
n the profession will unite 10 an earnest ehdea,o
a"xa,on rs advantages and enlarge its resources
,his i'm portsnt subject we Intend hereaiter 10
aors in detail We have long iavished our pat
rouage andtreasure on NJ mex o,
lectsd or despised the praise~ortry enoI.s VI ou'
ieee' .,hrar let the friends Of medical educa'
to, IN virginia consult together let the resources
~ the state now divided and scattered, be cohseit
a.,a,. ,,uitt the medical departrKMof me ta' say'
80 ~. N,,.,odf Oolleqe If Virginia prolong the
n"r,od Of study, and raise the standard OF require
nnsn. bring together the scientific teacher ana Ine
arrsrienced clinician under the same roof ana put
.,na.r ,ha,r control FREE hospital Are not THESE
thugs practical reader are we talking u.opss ,S !"
rather have not now the VARIOUS psr
structure ready to be reduced to We ear
nessly hope that o Legislators will UNITE n''1 e IN
in deciding this important question ,, .| G
.sy ifyirginia does not afford to its youth
sopsI advantages in tho departments Of msdl Meme
with those ii already offers in the s.nay concert
raarhas of science The same energy ana con1uI'
VI 49, which has crowned the University OF ,ir
aanis with the highest reputation whether IN ia"
or general literature will ye, sI Gee sad ii Of
,ln s. 49, cout,,Ist, medical organization"
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cotton and the Atlantic Telegraph.

The Philadelphia Bulletin recommends tho North
ern manufacturers to study more closely the prin-
ciple of combination and joint action, that they
may lead the cotton market as they please 1t
congratuates itself that the electric telegraph to
England would enable the Northern manufacturers
to establish Joint action with those Of England
and Europe, an action which, in its opinion would
do more to put manufactures and free labor on an
independent footing than anything which has oc-
CURED for half a century. "Now," says the But-
letin, "when two weeks must elapse before let
ter is received, many changes may take place in
the price of the supply, producing arrangement
and an uncertainty which, in the long run, is prin-
cipally for the benefit of the planter" All this
the telegraph to break up, but instead thereof
the telegraph itself is broken. And if such are to
be it's effects, the planters may console themselves
over the late disappointment SITS an Ill wind
that brings nobody good"
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A new weekly line of steam propelers is about
to lie started between Charleston, S. C., and New
York. A.
The Western Virginia Agricultural Society will
hold their Fifth Annual Fair, at Wheeling, on Sep
TENDER 10th, 18th and 18th.
Methodist camp meeting has just closed at
Martha's Vineyard Mass. The greatest number of
persons on the ground at one time was 5000.
VII. Pittman, student from Florida, died sud.
denly at the University of North Carolina, a few
days since,
The two English Lords, Hervey and Althorp, Ore
at Saratoga
Hail fell in Green county, Pa, last week to the
depth of two or three feet.
Jas II. Marston, well known in in Montgomery
Ala, died few days since in Savannah, Ga.
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Putnnm,s NIaUaxtue

We are pleased to perceive that Putnam's Maya.
zine, and its Black Republican editor, Curtis, have
fallen upon evil times. Since Curtis indoctrinated
that valuable periodical with the virus of abo
htionism, 1t has been in bad way. suit has
been brought against the proprietors to recover
$4,000, being claim for value Of paper purchased
for the magazine and other books, and an ininnc
tioa granted, which Restraints them ffom assignins
any of THAR effecfs
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nebate on India.

In a late debate in the House of Commons, Lord
Palmerston said that about 10000 men had been
sent to india and that steps had been taken to fill
the gap thus occasioned in the home force. In re-
ply to an intimation Of another speaker, that some
other nation might avail itself Of the crisis to
assal Great Britain Lord Palmerston said that any
nation which might attempt it, would, he was con-
WINGED, very soon find ont its mistake.
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European Anti-siavery Agitation

Dr. Merle DAubigne, DR.. Gaussen, and various
Theological Professors of Germany have addressed
a remonstrance to evangelical Christians in the
United States, on the matter Of domestic slavery.
These excellent persons would better attend to
their own business. Let them reform the social
grievances of Europe, and then, If they can de
monstrate that the domestic institutions Of the
United States are contrary to Scripture, let them
take In charge America.
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Mrs. Cunningham,s Levver.

The New York Herald considers Il quite certain
that ifthe Burdel estate had not been large enough
to tempt the cupidity Of the lawyers tho Surrogate
would. never have had a contest made before him
TO establish the validity of q marriage which must
have been known to all concerned ~ q most bare
faced sham and swindlei The same paper says
that New York 10 yictimixsd to very considera-
bic extent By arace Of lawyers whose sole object Is
to fleece 70 the last cent oil those who have the
the misfortune to employ them. go e g
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Popular Amusem ents.

The New York Tribune comes out in very mel
anehoiy and dyspeptic article against various kind,
OF popular amusements. The only recreation il
would permit would be the reading Of the Tribune
which every free born American should carry in
his breeches pockets TO keep him from low spirits
What brilliant world 1t would be If the bran
bread and vegetable philosopher had the manage
nient of all human affairs!
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TOURNAMENT Al ORKNEY SPRISGs.-A tournament
came off at Orkney Springs, Va, on Thursday, the
10Th Of August. Nine knights entered the field,
aud after five tits four proclaimed successful.
Mr.. VIM Ii. Harness, Knight of Hardy, crowned
Miss Kate Welsh, of Woodstock, Queen of Love
and Beauty. Mr.. VIM. c. Turly, Knight of Wspa-
tomica, crowned Miss Maggie Pennybacksr first
Maid Of Honor. Mr.. Vim. Chambers, Knight of
Petersburg crowned Miss Phellie Slower second
Maid of Honor. Mr.. 8. ii. Alexander, Knight OF
Moorefeld, crowned Miss Annie Moore third Maid
of UOnar. e..
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Lnfavette,s birthday.

Gen. Lafayette was born on the 9th OF September
l757 1t has been suggested In various States that
a military demonstration take place on the ap-
preaching centennial anniversary of his birth. As
this comes on Sunday, the military parade may be
held on the Tth. The citizen soldiery Of Virginia
might, with great propriety. unite in such cello
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sPTCTAL NOTICES.

DGT- TorSr,s ScrEHiss Tosi0 Dirrsrs.
These Bitfsfs ass tonic, ssonseie and afcnafl< :,
from purely rs0skabf< rsedssss possssstnG H.
TO cure disease without Injury 70 the Ash " soess
tuition. They are highly rsoonmsndsd ~ thS curs
mach dsid bUseefs ard gossnGt de6ily eep
losonss qf spirits, diaryh01, Ac.. =
Persona whose systsms have became dessnasd -
mprudent eating Or dTinking, will ind thess bitsa
. quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put mp In pint bottIss. Nons ssssins With
out the ihhogrxph u The Proprietor, snd the fc
ssHsi< Of his zRuAturs rpon each bottle Pun dlrso
tons accompany e4ch bottle. Prizes 500.
Prepared and sold Wh0lssAie and retail by D. W
T0TTY, Ne. 100 Cary street, Richmond. Va.
~ liberal discount TO tho trads. IL
I1--A3w4ew1w
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EMANCIPATION CONVENTION.
THIRD pay-EysyISc SESSION.


CLEVELAND, Aug ga "National Convention
Emancipation Society" was organized last even
ing, with the following rs:-president, Prof
B. Sillinan; Corresponding Secretary, Elhu Bur
rett; Treasurer, Robt. Lindley Murray.
The resolution to make the General Government
the agent for the people in emancipating slaves
was under discussion during the day, and was final
ly adopted.
The Convention then adjourned sine die
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BUFFALO. Aug. 2s-The attachments reported
yesterday to have been laid upon the boats belong
ing to the Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
and plying between this city and Toledo in con-
nection with the railroad have not yet been re-
leased and they still in the hands of the sheriff
No boat leaves tonight and travel by this route is
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The London Morning Chronicle referring to the
RIGHTEOUSNESS Of portion of the English press,
says: 1.-THE liberty Of unlicensed printing, for
which our ancestry fought SO gallantly, has degen-
Grated into privilege of unlimited lying
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Causes Of the indian Mu,,ry

The French adopt the opinion of Mr.. DIsrael in
his speech on the Indian question, that material
discontent-not merely military sedition-the sys-
tenn. Of annexation, misgovernment In every
branch, are the sufficient causes Of the Indian mu-
tiny. Other eminent British Statesmen concur
with Mr.. DIsraeli In this opipioa. ea#
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Hampton Male and Female Aca-
n avn

We have received copy OF the Annual Gaia
logue of this excellent and popular institution
Mr. John b. Cary, an accomplished scholar, and q
teacher of great experience, Is the Principal
There are ~ male and % female pupils. some of
them from States as far South Us Louisiana and
Texas The school is one of the best in the State,
the location healthy, and the society of the town
highly intelligent and polished.
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6PECIAI NOTICES.



HEAVY MORO CLOTHING. BLANKETS. &c
THtUs; r, PRICE = 90. have Ina'is arran9einsnts
for kespiny af1rgs as1d extsnsss sssoftment o. Ne
gro CIothin1, Coarse Wooiens, Blankets, &c, 70
which they invite tbs attention q the msrchanE,
Fairness. Planters and Traders u Virginia and y.
Carolina "a
These Goods ara bought directly from the Agent,
and Manufacturers, upon the very best terms, an
viii be put at the lowest rates such Goods can %
for by the largest houses In the country.
Thuy are new rpsk ing riargo additions eeffheI{
stock in this department. among them the Hollow
ing: a..a.a--...sss, .sss---a----gs.sz
Negro Blankets, tgrey Plaid Linseys. "a. Is and
and white) all sixea and - = $50
qualities penitsntiary Plaids
Heavy sheep Greys tout Plaid 0znaburgs flor cut
handsl | women
Sheep Grey Twilis do. do. Carolina Jeans DO. do
kerscys (best makss) Bed Blankets, lo4. liz,
Cassiriets (for house SER I24 and 1874
vants1 Bro. and Blsachsd Sheet
Cotton 6znaburgs mgs, ga, 1t4 and i24
ID and ~ Brown Cotton Bid. Cotton Jail prAndp
PULLED Cloths flor menl kerseys Tor women. &C.
And by every arrival throughout the season, 10
addition to splendid supply OF imported and DO
nestle Goods they will receive fnli and cemplet.
assortment Of CURTAIN GOODS. such as Lace ana
Muslin Curtains Brocsteles CAT de LANES. Curtain
Damasks, Moreens, Tassels. Cord Gimps, frinSes
Loops, Cornice; Ladies' Fur Capes, Fictorines and
Cuffs: particulars Of which will be given in afuture
advertisement. sfH
THOMAS r. PRICE 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
au 3t-d&cwim 50 Main street.
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LOUISVILLE (KY.1 MONEY MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-The failure of the Ohio
Life Trust Co., and its probable effect on some
other institutions, was the topic Of conversation
in money circles to-day. John Thompson, of New
York. is the principal owner and President of the
Breckenridge Coal Co. of Kentucky, and We know
several parties in this city who hold his paper
Eastern EXCHANGE is 1uiet at 81 prem.
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THs "RRENcH MARSHAL" QUEs1IoN.-A writer III
the Intelligencer quotes from letter of Gen
Washington, published in the 9th volume of sparks
page SO, to show that he was not "Nlarshal OF
France" as Mr.. Gusts supposes. In that letter,
dated January 31st, 1885, Gen. Washington says:
81 am not Marshal of France, nor do l hold
any commission fill any Office under that Gov
eminent or any other whateYer."
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WASHINGTON, Aug 2o.-The following appoint
ments made yesterday at the War Depart
nent:
John Hughes, Inspector of Clothing for the Army,
at Philadelphia.
J.B. Montague, Inspector of Boots and Shoes, at
PHILADELPHIA
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The decline in these sta
pies continues The East Boston Sugar Company
have put down the price of their crushed sugars
three-auarters OF a cent within a day or two
Sales of 500 barrels have been made at H. cents
per pound A lot Of molasses changed hands in
Boston, Thursday, at 43 cents gallon for which a
short time ago ~ cents refused.
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QUICK TRIP-The bark Octava, owned by David
and VIM. Currie of Richmond, made her last trip
from Richmond to Rio Janeiro and back to Phia-
delphia inside of 100 days. This is one of the
quickest trips yet made even by the feet line Of
vessels owned by the Messrs. Currie.
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nsss- How TO CusE ALE Pant

EaS> How TO CURE ALL PAIN.-The
thousands who are suffering with Rheumatism Neu-
ralsis, Nervous Headache. pains in the nace. SIDE
ianbs and back, will hnd immediate relief by using
HARrsHoRsxs CuREALL Being preparation BY q
Chemist. il Is found TO be the best application for
pain IN the bones, muscles, nerves and snews. TrY
bottle and obtain relief. ~ Is and 80 cents Sold
by PURCELL, LADD CO, and
an Tim WMP. LAnD
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k6y HAIR CuTTISG.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the CityIf you wish TO gee
your Hair cut in the latest and most nproyed style
would advise you to call on H0B6oN, at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American Hotsi-entrans .
18th street. ny. -
n. Eliot, Cold and Shower RArHs can be had Of
all hours Single Baths 10 cents. or tckets lsr 81.
ap 3S--tf T ss -f-5 a VI