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r,. canada wheat Crop.

A gentleman just from the Northwest, exhibited
~ ne xes,erdaya few heads Of wheat gathered In
Vest Canada week ago. They shew the ravsges
+ what il called thore weerI The insect has de-
,troyed the grain completely. Our informant
tatcs that extensive has been the destruction Of
This insect that in two counties opposite Michigan
there will hardly be two bushels Of wheat saved
lie says the same insect has made its appearance
N small section in Michigan. He left with us the
bottle containing the heads of wheat together with
he little depredator, which may be seen at the
Dispatch counting room.
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10 half "
10 quarter /"
10 eighth "
IL ORpERIyG Tickets {

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERrIEIcATEs,
Enclose the money Ia our address for the Ticket
ordered receipt Of which they viii De iorwardt"
by first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending II
any figure they may designate. ~
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will DO sen
TO purchasers Immediately after H. drawing.
ap~ Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
80 Re,neanher that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
ss- All prizes Of a, $40 and under paid immediate
" after thcdrawing. Other prizes ut the usual tim,
OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
\. SWAN co, Atlanta Ga
Or T. SWAN CO. Richmond, Va
aS- A Hat Of the numbers that are drawn from ~,
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one i
entitled to, will be published after every drawing
the following papers: New Orleans Is.lta, MobIl
Register, Charleston standard, Nashville Gazett,
Atlanta Intelligence, New York Weekly Day Book
savannah Morning News Richmond Dispatch Ne,
York Dispatch and PanIding Miss } Clarion. ~ e
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DIR. Z. IL. W. davidson. native Of Maryland, was
murdered on the 10th inst In Hancock conntv
Mississippi, by a man named IIentlon.
The barn Of Paul c. Cameron near IIilIsboro. n
C., with 4aO bushels Of wheat, wns DESTROYED nv
lightning on the 10th inst
Gen. Walker has left New Orleans TO como M e, r
Richmond, Va. N-
Geo. NJ, Groward, an old printer of Washington
city, died on Monday. WI"
VIM. NJ Walker native Of Virginia and po,ica-
man in New Orleans, fell dead in the street there
last week ''
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E0gCAScERs AND TrMoRs Ct-RRn vfrr.

OCT Cu1rIys.-DR. VI. KAHN. late Of PhIlaieiphis.
respectfully offers his services 10 the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure Of Cancers, Tumor.
doulds, Blotches and all diseases Of the skin. lie
can alsO cure Secret Diseases
He can be found at his office at the Clifton HOuse
from 10 A. NJ. TO s l.. VI.
Recommendations can bc seen ON application.
my ig-d3m$
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nay~ SPECIAL NorrcE-RssoyA

MRS. G: J. ALLEN hss removed her DRIES MA
below Governor street over Mr. p IT, Koach's Trim
ming Store, next 90 Messrs. I. X. Price Co. Being
in receipt of the latest fashions she Is prepared
TO execute all work in the shortest possible time and
in the most fashionable manner All orders from the
country will be promptly attended Ia. A can IL re
spectfully solicited. Z. j, ALLEN.
II--lp
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ADDITIONALLY THE ILLINOIS

New YORK, July 2S.-Advces from Peru state
that insurgents were at Arequipa, surrounded by
Government troops, both parties afraid to make
the attack.
The Government is anxious to ship 100000 tons
Of guano to the United States annually, and will
call on the merchants TO establish line of vessels
from New York to the lsthmus.
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TILE INDIAN TROUBLES

CHICAGO, July G.-The latest adyices received
from the Sioux Agency. state that the hostile dem
nnstrations of the Indians war, and that the
session tribes are to receive their annuities
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wing Shampo0ing and BATHING Saloon (ander the
baiiard House, hd1 been Handsomely fitted uC aud
now open. and invite the citizens and strangers
"a give u|a call.
\. B.-Iiot Cold and shower Baths can BE- had
ially, from o'clock A. NJ To 0P. VI.
Ap Ij-dtm HUBSON & MORTON
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DISASTER TO THE BARK VERMONT

ST. JOHNS, n. B. July 27.-The American bark Yer.
mont, Marsden, hence for Hull is at anchor of Big
Mud Island, near Cape Sable with bottom dam.
aged and rudder gone. Possibly she may be brought
a the Main Land
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND -Tun
nMILITARY AND CIVIC 80 :. -
e EXCURSION,
- n ~ -.

The MONTGOMERY GUARD, Captain
p. T. MOORE, have the pleasure Of announcing t.
their friends and the public generally that their An
nual Grand Military and Civic Excursion, down
James River will take place on the evening ot Mon
DAY the 3i day of August.
The fayorite steamer Ct'RTIS PECK has been en-
ga gpd for the occasion. and all other arrangements
have been made to contribute to the comfort
pleasure If those who may honor them with THEN
presence.
The boat will leave the wharf exactly at1l, r. VI
The music will be furnished by SMITHS ARMO
RY BAND.
Arrangements, or any other member of the corp.
Price 81 90 admitting a gentleman and two ladies
Fifty cents will be charged for each additional lady
Refreshments furnished at city prices.
COmmttee-Lieut. MAYO, Scrxt. COLLINS, and PR
vate CUMNISs. Iy ibid
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nea DIR. JOHN b. MALrnALL. CHomnn.

pathist) offers his professional services to tn eiti.
zens of Richmond and its vicinity Office on Main
street opposite tbs Exchange Bank. also at his
dence on Leigh street, two dOurs from 9Th
tim
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DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-The afternoon papers re-
port fatal of fever in Swanston in the case of
the death Of the mate of the bark n. X. Kane late
ly arrived there from Havana. The vessel has been
uriiered back to quarantine.
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U. $. TREAsURY.-There was $l9,630,34i in the
U. S. Treasury July % subject to drafts, of which
$5,000000 was at New York, S2,000,o00 in Boston,
sl06,47633 at Richmond, 1924 .6s390 at Norfolk,
and s14, 800 80 at Nashville, Tenn.
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A CAUTInN.-S. p. Dupon, of Savannah ca, has
just lost two little negroes from, the effects of eat
ing small quantity of Hacking that is nsed To
clean shoes. Ono died in six. and the other In
twenty-four hours. in commissions Not more than
a spoonful was eaten.
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No. izi Broad street.
Richmond, July D., 1851 jy 29-2tN
JAS. A. GENTRY,
nea THE New YORK LEDGER,

Ht1Hp HE INV IUhh LbUUbh'
FLAG OF OUR UNION,
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL,
WAyERLEY MAGAZINE,
WEEKLY NOVELETTE,, &C.
For Saturday, August sth, ready this morning at No
i2l Broad street.
aS- HARPER, Cooley, YANKEE NOTIONS
NICK MAX, &C. for August.
&S- Newspapers and Magazines delivered in any
part of the city.
AS- Remember to call at No. l2l BROAD STREgT.
b. r. JAQUES 4 CO.
in 29-2ts General News Agents.
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fas.HA1R CrrrIsa.-To the Citisens

and Strangers visiting the City-If you wish 70 get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved sly le
| would advise you to call on HoBSON, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under tho American HOtel-entranes
18th street.
n. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had nj
all hours. Single Baths % cents, or tickets for 81.
An 2l-tf
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BATHS. BATHS! BATHS Hot. Cold
O'Clock A. VI. to 10 T. NJ, at fhs Hair Cutting Shs-
wing and Shampooing Saloon. under the American
HOt0l. Entrance ON llth street. Single baths 3
cents or Tickets 81. ny
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nH~ RUSSELL & JOHNSON, Manufac-
turers Of CENTRE PIECES. CORSTCg ORNA.
MENTS, &c, at northern prccs. It'll street between
Broad and Grace jygt-sts
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COyner's Springs.

These Springs are attracting more attention than
formerly, a. popular as they have been heretofore
The excellent fare and attention under the admin
istraton Of that obiging gentleman. Mr. HEFEI-
YrSsER gives great satisfaction to the guests of the
place, and are recommendations which never fail TO
invite custom, while wthou, them the most fam
Gus and Efficient mineral waters sometimes have no
charms for the public. Our contemporary of the
Examiner bears the following favorable testimony
in behalf Of "Coyner's Springs"
"We speak from our own personal knowledge in
recommending II As most desirable retreat for in
valids and comfort seekers during the warm season
The water has long been highly priced In all the
country within reach OF 1t: and some Of the springs
which originally gave il reputation. but which in
late years have been lost sight of have recently been
discovered and restored to use The Springs are so
miles Of Lynchburg at the Western base Of the
Blue Ridge, Immediately on the railroad aud more
easy Of access from Eastern Virginia than any
others In the State. The country surrounding them
10 one Of the nobest ia the State. yielding ample
supplies OF provisions in the highest perfection for
the table The improvements are new and comfor-
table and. In short. the appointments for comfort
and health unsurpassed by those of any watering
place in the State"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


a. DfssoLuTroN or Co-PARTsBRsHfp.
The CoPartnership heretofore existing between hr.
VI. q. Gentry and myself under the frm of JAS. A.
GENTRY Co was dkssolved the I'D inst, ey
mutual consent shall continue the business at the
old stand, No. i2i BROAD STREET. and have 80
cured the services Of Mr.. LhW Is l.. SMITH, wns
will devote his whole attention b my business.
share Of the patronage extended 10 the iate nrm u
rrsp~ctfnlly solicited. BF. JAQuHs.
Newspaper and Periodical Dealer.
-.....--s-se-~e No. I2i Bread street.
Richmond July D.. 1851 jy 29-HH
nm- NoTICE. JAMES A. GENTRY K
Co have removed one door above their old stand,
where thew are prepared TO furnish all the daily and
weekly NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES published
in this country and England, At the shortest notice
and cheapest rates. and would be pleased 10 see their
old friends customers and the public generally.
New York LEDGER, FLAG. &C, for August sth, now
ready, Don't forget the place-one door above old
stand and one door below sth street .
NJ q. GENTRY.
PS we are sole Agents for the Baltimore Anlerl-
can and Commercial Advertiser Price cents single
COMES Is cents per week. We do not clam 10 10
a1ents tor al tina Boston and New York papers, and
~ receive them than any one RISE bat we re-
ceye them all any rLe, and sell them as
cheap as any establishment in town.
J. A. q, K CO. News Agents.
jy 29-2t* Broad street. one door below sth.
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The steamship Philadelphia.
with dates from Havana to the I'D, arrived here
to-day.
The health of the city and island was good.
Markets dull The stock of sugar on hand was
225,000 boxes.
The brig ". ID. Miller had landed a cargo of 400
slaves, near Cardenas. The vessel was then burnt
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f6yGrono,-

r6TGroRaE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No 81 Main. between sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond. Va. my My
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by AUCTION NoTICE.-The attention
of hotel clearinghouse keepers, and housekeepers
in general is solicited To Trustees sale of the
tire Furniture of the Sr CHARLES HOTEL, which will
he sold at public auction. commencing TO-DAY,
CTnesday) at ~ O'Clock. and BE- continued from day
to-day until the entire stock l. disposed Of
iy 2g-ts LARUS 4 SHINE, Aucts
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The Canal,

The water was let into the Canal Monday night
We shall have some boats in soon. aud we look for
some receipts of wheat to put the mills in motion.
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Rsa p. II. AYLErT Attorney NJ

Practices in all the Courts held in the city OF Rick
moHd. aud attends regularly the County and Circuit
Eonrts OF Chesterfield, Henrico. Hanover and King
William counties.
- Ry Once over the store Of y. Johnston 4 Brother
No. llj Main street IL I-sI1
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[conREsroypExcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

HYGu, HOTEL, July 26, 1857.
There is a large and brilliant company at this
favorite seahoard retreat, but the establishment is
not overwhelmed as the report has gone out. There
are accommodations for many more.
Among the distinguished gentlemen sojourning
here, are Andrew Hunter, Esq, of jefferson: Hon
VIM. A. Graham, formerly Governor of North Caro-
lima, and Secretary of the Navy, and Hon. D. NJ
Barringer, late minister to Spain.
large gathering is anticipated the Goth to
consider the Hon. Dudley Mann's scheme of steam
communication with Europe.
Ex-Presdcnt Tyler, James Lyons, ESQ, and
many other distinguished gentlemen, will be pre-
sent. Mr.. Tyler will he here on Tuesday morning
Yours. truly, p
RAILROAD SURscRIprIoS.-The Lynchburg Virgin
ian states that the Board of Put.ic Works of Vir-
ginia have made thrdfifths subscription 10 the
Cumberland Gap Railroad, and have appointed
State directors and proxies The completion of the
road may therefore be regarded rs a fixed fact
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kksn Corn FOR SALE FROM VIRGINIA
Central Depot in lots to suit purchasers, by
Nv 29-N PEYT0N PATTON.

Hen Powers PHOTOGRAPHS Come
and zoe them. Come and sit for one. and if yOu ID
not ike it. you need not pay for IT that IL the
plan that POwERS has ahoptcd-SoT SATISFIED, NJ
CH,RGE ~ MADE.
Pow MRS still continues To take his inimitahle iMrE
RIAL ANBRoTYPRS for 50 CENTS.
Life size PHOTOGRAPHS from old DaguerreotyIEs
colored in oil at low prices. Isl Main street
ly 2S-3ts
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D6T DR. CooSs, LATE or ST.. LOUIS,
Mo.Once and residence on III street. wess side. b.
tween Marshall and Clay streets. NH Is-ifn
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b@-REMovAL-DR. PEAcHY, 70 rHs
Ballard House. ,y7-lms
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COMING ALosa.--M. vernet has calculated the Or
bit Of the comet recently discovered by Berlin
astronomer. lie appears TO be approaching the
earth 90 rapidly that II will present fine OBJ
ject TO tbs naked eye At present, 1t is believed
that II 10 not Charles the Fifths comet, of which
there has been SO much talk and destined 70 come
into collision with the earth on the 18th of last
month Its position Is In the constellation Peren.
The comet wondersrs can now start a frs.h 1919
0snt. e" s~''''~
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'TO MlLLERS AND LUMBERMEN

L | have for sale an excellent barrel machine
The barrels made by it are very SUPERIOR and attend
ed by sufficient force it will turn out $50 per dsy-
To persons engaged i'll barrel making by hand near
market the machine would be very valuable; and 10
nmbermen at distance it would afford large profits
it will prepare the material (stayes dressed and
pointed, and heads turned) which will command
nearly double the price OF the rough article sfrr
II bargain ia the machine simply because | have no
Use for it, the Nottoway Mills for which il was pur-
chased, having been consumed BY fire.
Address Jeffress Store, 4. o., NOttoway county
2g--IE W a. SH3fIT
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Persons going to the Springs can have the WE
rlrca sent to them for any length OF time 'hey pas
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1886 prizes amounting to S2Ui,Dv
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters 81 ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from To 1tsn corresponding witt
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separat
slips Of pa per- encircled with small tin tubes an
placed in one Wheel
The first 2h5 prizes. similarly printed and encrced
placed in another Wheel.
The wheels then reyOlyed, and R number
irawn from tho wheel of numbers and n the sam,
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel III
Number and Prize drawn ont ere opened and exhibit
cd to the audience, and registered by the Commis
,Oncrs, the Prize being placed against the numbe
irawn. This operation IL repeated until all the Prize
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding am
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
first 70 Prizes will be entitled to the ~ Approxna.
ton Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II, $50 draw
the $6000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 2ts 2t9
,25l, 252 will each be entitled to SIPS. IL Tickle
No 80 draws the $1,000 Prize, those Tickets mum
bered SIS 49, 55I, $50 will each be entitled $40
and 80 on. according To the above scheme.
The 3,U6g priZea of S2U will he bet, rmined by tn
last figure ofthe number that draws tho s6OOOD IEiz,
For example: If the number drawing the SD,0t
prza ends with No l. then all the Tickets, where TN
number ends in will be entitled 10 S20. lfthe nun
D"r ends with S02, then all tho Tickets. where tn
number ends in 2, will be entitled TO So, and
too
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates which IL the risk:
Certificate ola package ofI0 whole Tickets, -
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say~TRUMAN A. PARKER. successor to

R. 4 u. Whitfield. wholesale and retail dealer In
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber of every dercrip-
ton Office and yard corner Ut Cary and i0th STREETS
Richmond, Va. my lg-eaIn-
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HARRIs0NBURG, Va, July y, 1857.
Dunn, the kidnappcr has confessed his crime
Tie says that he brought the negro from Lynch
burg, that he (the negro came up to him in the
above place. with pass, and asked him to 60
N0rh with him. lie accordingly started off and
got far as this place when he was arrested
lie left this place on saturday evening last for
Lynchburg. under the of J. X. Braithwaite
Town Sergeant, where suppose full justice will be
meted out to him. The negro was the property of
c. S. Mosby, Esq, of Lynchburg. On Saturday
evening. a. they were taking Dunn out of jail his
wife, a very pretty woman, arrived. and the pain of
agony which she experienced can never be desert
bed. The scene was enough to melt the hardest Of
hearts.
The citizens of krezletown were visited with an
other terrible hail storm and food on last Wedncs-
day evening. have not heard the loss. hut sup
pose it will be large. During the storm the light
ming struck the barn Of Mr. Samuel Streets killing
a horse worth about 5000. and knocking down Mr.
streets and black boy, who had taken shelter in
the barn.
On Friday night last this town and vicinity were
visited by terrific thunder storm. The lightning
was intensely vivid, and the peals of thunder were
dreadful. cow belonging to Capt. D. c. Jones
was struck by lightning and killed. The lightning
also struck a tree the residence of Dr. New
man.
Prof Harrison, the distinguished President of the
University Of Va, arrived in this place on last
1t is his intention to remain here for
several days. Yours, &c. VALLEY
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER, &C.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-COmmodOre Newton Pres
dent of the Naval Court, No. g. died very suddenly
thi, afternoon, from paralytic stroke. lie was
apparently i'll perfect health up to the instant of
the attack.
The President starts for Bedford Springs to NOR
row, accompanied by Miss Lane.
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or beautitying the hair-hghly pcrfumeI-superior
o any French article imported. and Tor half tho
rice. For dressing Ladies' Hair il has 40 equal
Nln& II bright glossy appearance. IL causes ten
enlen hair to curl in the most natural manner, IL
'emoVes dRndruf, always giving the Hair The ap-
jcarancc Oi being fresh -hHmpoocI. Price only mfr
'ents. None genuine unless signed
FETRkDGg q Co, lropretors Of the
LII 49, |.
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* ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
W STANTON VJRGINI4

~.
The eighth animal s--son of this lnsfitutLpa vii
commence on wEDN. SDAf, the OH Of Septembel
1871 and close on the last Thursday in june.
The Institute - Incorporated by the Iegisiaturet
virginia. and grants Diplomas and Certificates q
Proficiency.
L embraces two departments: Preparatory an
Collegiate. In the nrst, the elementary branches
English are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiat.
Department, the course OF study Is Systematic an
comprehensive, and such as, when fully pursuss
VIII secure proper development discipline and rnl
ture oil all the intellectual social and moral fulti.
produce harmonious fuilness OF being and Al III
sphere in life ~ ~Fi''P'i9'
All thcdepartments Of instruction are in charge
competent teachers, and provided with apparatn,
anu Nher means necessary for the pleasant aud sue
erssiai prosecution Of their respec tive studies.
Iho Boarding department, aud all the domestic M
tahScnents under the direct control Of the prin
cpal aud his lady, whose best efforts are used 10 max
the Institute pleasant home for pupils.
fKRAs ron fnE SCHOLASTIC YkAR:
board, washing, lights and fuel ......,...,, "a.
tuition Preparatory
Music on Piano. with use Of instrument. ....'.....
Modern Languages each. .....,,...... .
ancient Languages and Vocal Music, no extra
charge.
81 It Ia desirable that publications. be made early
AMI pupils he prompt In attendance On the hrst IA
FOR catalogue. or further iatesmatlos. address
jyE-dMwswkwe<w s'''s''"s
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Be-" FRESH LEECHEs-I have Just re-
irlSsni ~ adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedirh
LEECItES. which will be- applied upon most rcasoM-
able terms
T. S-Cupping and leeching promptly attended
TO- can be found AT all hours of tho day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and ut
night on 9TH street, French tiar,!en Hill.
my Its r. g. IIORSuN