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Firm DISTRICT CouRT1 FRANCIS NcQUOID W. P. DA-
Wis aud owners of steamboat David
TRtum. Edwark Bufk
Of W. Murphy Hugh Me-
Quaid vs., same-Nos. IL 206, I2,27,
New Orleans. IL 2Os and 2,a9.
DY VIRTUE of four wrfts of fierf facias
ID directed by the honorable the Fifth District Court Of
public auction City Hotel, Common street, be
Camp and Magazine streets. SATURDAY the l2b
day of Jnne, 1858, at II O'Clock NJ
The steamboat ID vID TATUM, together with ~ -
ali her furniture. tackle, apparel machinery, l@Ark
she lays in the river Mississippi left
bank, opposite the Convent, below town.
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Cash on The spot.
IT. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
CiEqUIExE CoUR DE DISTRICT FRANCIS McQuQID vs. lie
Capt W. r. DAVIS ct les
propretaires du vapeur Da-
vid Taum. Edward Burk
de Ia les memes. W. Murphy
les memes. Hugh Nc
Quad les memes.-
Nos. LOG, l2,2C7 12,20s ct
Eouvelle. Orleans. i2.A9.
I'm VEitTU de quatre writs de fierf facias
Z adresses par Honorable Cnqnieme Cour de District
de Nouvele Orleans dams les sres cdesns e procedera
lie SAMEDT, IL de JUN, 1883 midi, lH6e de la Cite,
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasns
la yeRte publque adjudication de-
lie yapenr DAVID TATUM, ensemble r. -
machine meubles ele gull Sc trou
maintenant dams lie heuve Mississippi. rive
gauche face du convent au-dessous de cette Vile.
ssisi dams les ahares ci-dssus
CoNDIfIONS-Comptan au moment de Padjndicaiion.
II. 7. PARKER,
myll q 81 ieT II Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Oreans.
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QuArRIExE C0uR DISTRICT B. LAPLACE H. KILsCH
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. No. 1884.
I'm NERTU dun writ de ieri faclas a mol
II adresse phonoabe Quareme Cour de District de Ia
Nouyee Orleans dan. rafare eiessns e procedeai lie
VENDREDI II de JUN 1858, midi IIoel de Ia Cite,
de ia Commune entire les du Camp des Magasins Pad
Indication de-
UN TERRAIN siiue au nouveau faubourg Marigny, -
dams lie Troseme District de cette VILE desigue lie
No IL de let No b2 borne les de fUnion Baga M
tee Prosper ct Sodele plan drese par j. Brill
chiecte dale du dayr l49 depoe lie No Al vre
de plans No eude de H. p Cae nosife public
VILE lie dit ter ain mesure, americane Teds
ct gnes de face la de rUniOn profon
den de l22 pieis II gnes gnes PARALLELS
Ensemble toutes les baisses ameorHtiOns qu
touven dessus basse bos
bardeaux, chambres gsller lie cote der
riere, etc.
lie sas dams laffaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
+. T. PARKER,
nv te4 do Ia Paroiesa f0rIaa
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WINES, BRANDIEs, etc
w 800 baskets Meet Chandons silery Champagne.
100 VerTenay
l5O a.. :. CELL de Perdrx
81 =. Vim Imperial
100 baskets Oscar de Montagu :.
60 :. Compe de Monbrun
80 Grand Vim Royal Imperial
rs Flenr de Sllery
Is Henke Co.'S Sparkling Hook:
40 g. Steinwein.
10 =. peideshemer.
10 =. =. sfeinberger Cabinet.
20 :. :. Geisenhemer.
20 u casks Brandy--Jac Co.
% y. u and X casks Brandy-Rasteau.
90 Z, u and X casks Brendy-Marett& Co.'S Cognac.
20 Z and u casks Brsndy-Poultney Cognac.
40 casks Marzeitis Esst India Pale Ale.
In bond and In store, for sale by S. WOLFF
a6 Grayier and New Levee Streets
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sHERIFF,S SAFES.

FouRrH DnIRIcr CoUKr7J. s. REI.F vs. Steamboat ucy
Or Robinson" captain and owners.
New Orleans >Frsnk Pelham x; sane--sos. ,Sol
RY VIRTUE OF two svrifs Of fierf faeIas TO
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth Distfici Court
Orleans In the above entitled Twill sell
public auction, &C the City Hotel Common between
Cmp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, tho Both day
Of Tune, 1888 at " O'Clock NJ
The steamooat LUCY ROBINSON. together IT.
win all her furniture. tackle, apparel. mnchin
ty, ETC., she lies IN the Mississippi river
lolt bank, opposite the Convent, below town.
eezed In the above suits.
fERMs-Cash on the spot.
E. t. PARKER,
Sheriff o he Paris tofO "a
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co. vs. PRICE WALSH 4
de la Nfie-Orleans. } COMO 5si9.
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri faclas n mol
T. adrese par Honorable Sixeme Cour District de Ia
dams rafaire cidessns je procedera il
LUNDI IA de JUN 1883 midi, rB6ief Dc la Che rue
de Ia Commune eutre les du Camp des Magasns,
yente puhlique ct adjudication de-
csclaves don't les ct ages suiyent a-savoir:
ANGE. age diensron 60 ans.
LOUISE agee d'environ Is ans, enfan mamelle
AppqIensn defendeur John Price, r ct las dams ra
faire ,dessns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de lsdjadeaiion.
Il. T. PARKER,
myI4 q 81 je7 IA Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d0reans.
RAIk-25 dsmIOhns Batavia, for sale low by
n S. WOLFF,
nNAis corner Of Grayisr and New Levec streets.
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cmaunnn cOys De DlsInlcrl JOHN N; LApEysE VS.

della JOSEPH RRIJNEAU -
I'm vEHTp dun writ de ferl faeias lance
L. bond douLe mpis, a adresse par rhonO.
rahe Cnquieme Cour de District de Ia Nomvee dams
raiaiTe cdessus je procederai lie YENDREDI JUN
1858 d. PH6ie de Ia Cite la Commune entire les
rues du Camp ct des Magasins. Republication de-
UN TERRAIN ensemble batisses et -
authorizations qui sy toouyent droits tres @
privileges ct appartenances qu dependent siue
le Troisieme District de eette VILE desgpe par No
et No 10 eeuel est borne par les Colombns Lahape
Preur Ct johnson scion e plan j. A. Bourgerol lors
depose feude de L. Herman ao,s noAire en- cette vile
Leque terrain tait partie dune portion
tenant heriters de Bernard Duchamp
americains 81 pieds pouees RneS demie
PreuI l4S de profondeur lrnes PARALLELS
lie saisi dams iafaire ci-dessus
C0NDIrI0Ns-Compian moment de REHABILITATION.
Y. 2. PARKER,
myS II 2S je4 II Sheriff de la ParoIsse d;Crlsans
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DE SOTO LODGE Se7 meets at Baton rous~ ansa-zz6r
evening. -
METH LODGE No. 81 meets at Shreveport us<.zzzr
ST. fANDRyLoDGE No 2smeets at opelous4zs. slzz
CLINTON LODGE No. n meets at Clinton sru-szsss.s
evening.
TRINITY LODGE No. 50 meets At Trinity saa<lszs
evening.
Il NEW TERRA LODGE No.ss msetsst Nsvsnuas sss-x
PRxiEfE LODGE No.s7 meets 81 washiussn su szs-
Z oHESEYyILLE LODGE Neil meets Al ch>s<s~1ze =
Monday evening.
xssuMPTi6S LODGE No. "a meets at Esps<sr-.<lzhuz
'"'u'aA' THOMAS H. SHIELDS. Grand s-z-<-r
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRr1 HEIRS or JEAN MERCIER vs.
Of New Orleans. JARMAND MERCIER-No IL 2OI.
SUIT IN PARTITION
DY VIRTUE of n Judgment rendered Apl.II

ID 29h 1855 and signed May 4h 1855 and 10 me directed w
The Honorable the Third ne Court of New Orleans In the
above entitled matter will proceed sell public auction
the City Hote Common street. Camp Magazine
streets TUESDAY, June Sth 1858, IL O'Clock NJ
partition
A CERTAIN LOT CT GROUND, situate, lying and being
the left bank Of the Bayou St. John measuring feet
said Bayou by 1872 feet IN depth Mississippi Together
with all the rights actions privileges thereuno belonging
'-rERMS-Cash on the spot
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II. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
fRoisEnx couR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA N oRLE
de la Nohveile Orleans ANS ys. Dame AUG. BEL

~ addesse par honorable Troiaieme District de
Nonyee Oeans, dams psfiaire procederai ie
sAMEDl, @ de JUN 1883 midi. rH3iel de la Cite rue
Dc "a Commune, entire les du Camp des Msgasns Pad
Indication de-
uN TERRAIN slime dams lie Premier District de ceite -
VILE. dams iilet No 49, Gasque Gal 7
vez du Canal e. johnson lie dit tero $50 ped Iii
piusou mons de face Ia Gasqnet $50 pied plus
mo u.s. de lie toni coniormemen ableau das
eette Vile
Ensemble onte les basses authorizations qu
vent lie dit terrain.
lie tout kaisl dams rafairc ci-dessus
COhDITIONS-Comptanta moment de Rehabilitation.
r. I. PARKER,
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Of } iiorf and the Creditors OF Side 4
New Orleans. \ Bfooke-No isl5z
Rf VIRTUE of and In obedf ence an order
~ OF sale. rendered May 18th, 1883 and directed
BY the Honorable the Second District Of New Orleans
The above entitled matter VIII proceed sell at public
lion, Al the City Hotel Common
gazne Streets FRIDAY June 18Th 1853 IL o'clock H.
: Tor account OF the ere iitnfe Of said insolvent-
The interest Of said Side In Of HIS
mother Mrs Harriet Sid whose has been opened
the docket
Surrendered by said lnsolyent to bis creditors.
fEkks--cash on the spot.
EFT; PARKER,
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Shertn oil the Parish OF Orleans.
TRorsrEsE Gown DE Drsrnicr LES HERITIERs DE JEAN
dela MERCER ARM AND
Nouvelle- Orleans. MERCIER-No a. O4
ACTION EN- PARTAGE.
I'm VERTU DUN Judgement rentIu lie 40
II davril 1853 ct sigue le de mai 1865 adrese par
Honorable Troeme Cour de District de Ia Nouvele
dams aiAe c dessus e procedera le MARDI de ain
du Camp des Magasins pdjuacation de
UN TERRAIN, etue sur Ia rive gauche du Bayou SJea,
la Mississippi
Ensemble tous les OTIS privileges servtude ct AVIAN
tages attaches ct apparenant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u momende padudication.
E. T. PARKER,
my7 II 2S je4 3 sheriff de Ia Paroisse 6Oleans
FIrra DIsrHIcr CouRr JQANM LAPEYRE VS.. JOsErB
pY VIRTUE OF writ of fieri facIa Is issue a
~ Twelve monhs bond, directed by the Honorable
the Fifth District Court Of New Orleans the entitled
canse. will proceed sell public auction at the City Hotel
Common street. between Camp Magazine Streets on
DAY. june 18th. 1883 ut " O'Clock M
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the build -
ings and improvements thereon the rights ways M5
ated in the Third District Of this city designated lot No.
s in square No Is which is bounded by Columbus aharpe
Prieur and johnson st eets plan made
ol, then Surveyor OF the First Municipality the 10Th day
OF Apr 1890 and deposited In the office of Herman then
Notary in this city which Lot OF Ground part Of certain
portion OF land belonging to the heirs Of Bernard Duchap
aud measures, American 81 inches and ~ Lines
front Prieur BY l4s feet depth between parallel
Inns 49,
Seized IN IN above su T.
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
b. Il PARKER, .
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r<a ARE YOU A SUFFERER Are yor

Afflicted with Chils and Fever, nervous heaaiaChe
sour stomach indigestion. t0rpiy OF the liver, cos
veness or loss of appetizer Ii so, resort at once
the use OF BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS, and b.
rel we'd Have you ,ad cold, or do You suffer with
cold feet Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
Frs and be permanently cured. Acting as the!
20 up0n the ildol. stomach and bowels 10 ordinary
isease OF the system can withstand fheir assaults
5nt Yield its invigoIatng powers and health anC
.heerfuness assume the steads of debility and low
!, rits. Are yon dyspeptic, suffering the hourl,
d .aents of that distrcSsingiy yexatIous diseasef-
is in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEhS, you fine
.n unfaing panscea-one that has not yet failed t.
proi iuce "a cure, however ong the consuming FIR
nay nave boen burning. Prepared in the most SCI
sn;c manner from vegetable substances onl thes.
TIERS are without rival for diseases Of the sto
Tscf. bowels and blooi and whom regularly used a!
;nis ason of the year, will prevent colds and sor,
throate by touing up the system 10 its naturally
n ali hy condition Let not the afflicted ca Ike our wort
in Recommendation of rflis msdIcine but try it fo
hens lives as thousands have done, aud becom,
,Op yetts 10 its priceless virtues.
For sae by all the prominent Druggists IN this ei
~ and elsewhere. Jas-u
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nv. PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS

Or. UasPros, now aged SO years, speaks. Hear him
Ara Won sickf Beware OF imitaflons! ASK foi
aampton's Vegetable Tincture. TIE many cnre
made by this pleasant and cafe remedy may induc'
sounterteting. ,. 49,.
sta MI the test of public opinion. No art OF patnt
IAN galyanizs worthless article, 50 IA 10 Keep u u
a a good medicine, if it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular anu eA
end It's sales year after year, IN spite OF oppooD
re people readily find out its virtues ana the Am
II them passes rem mouth TO mouth Wild hoIe Ls
mss iostiiying to the cure medicine has mace 10
lim, Is OF mcFe service tkaii any newspaper ad'e'
isins.
Ia praof Of what We say above, We refer yon &
iaIaptcn's Vegetable Tinctnre and its effects
Ak. WA. BIsH, No. lg3 So.th Paea street, BAIT
more, cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Hervon
Mn. EDWIN VI. spRaSELrs, No. n Registsr. street
Beltjfnore most dreadful OF scrofula OF yeafr
stan Ing lost number Of pieces Of bone, restored
health.
MIss MARY scorIrLD Teacher, No. SEQ Raltimor.
shed her friends. Let the afflicted call 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE &c.
Mr. Wm Oldham. OF Baltimore Custom House, suf
fred from these complaints for Is months with body
and iuad severely affected. lie was cured by Hamr
Cough, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr iienry q, Wiln had acongii for 5 years-Qrcai
weak ness 8e ad In all 1--we six PHI ysieiang trie6
all. he refneaias, bat was cprsd only BY
HAMpToN's fEGfrADLE fINCTURE
srr Delicate Ladies aud Chiidsea will please give
soii hy PURCELL LADD 4 60. Richmond, b.
Psisl.Ssx Ps !, n6aTika vi ssi
more and by Drnggists aud ahopkeepers eyeT ywhere
6sl per botstei SIX bottles fur -, ,-d&o
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xxToRTH READING.-why is ii thar 20

w many suffer and repine and drag cut o mfsernr
Bile existance untitled Er the enJoyinsnts, and
ordinary pursuits Of lfe when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored by treatment at
once convenient and safe well as permanentn In ts
character.
TO those who have suffered long with disease ulsi.
mating In loss Of appetite, yigor and distnte Of
social Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
,erT.ces assuring the sufferers csndor aud sincerity
pleasant convenient and proper prescrlptions, .
thorough cure and sound body and mind without un-
pleasant restrictions hindrsnce from ordinary bu.
siness pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from whstsover
cause either recent or chronic ~trcures an irritable
bladder, 6c.; also, Scrofiila, Asthma, rheumatism.
Piles &C.. skiiifnily and successfully treated.
DR.. Harris can be consulted, daily, between the
hours of 10 A. d. sad p NJ snd 10 10 p. NJ. st his
rooms opposite American Hetel--entfsnce on Main
street 4th doorsbove IIth street-Ao ri, 3rd noor.
Ladies Of de elicate constitutions, th0re suffering
from complaints peculiar 10 the SEX are invited 70
Communicates or send their address.
In order TO satisfy oft imposed upon community
that there Is intention the part of DIR. ii. TO
humbug them he hegs TO state that no Ice or remn-
neration will be received until ontirs satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
X. b. HARRIS, NJ. d,
Consulting Rooms No. ~. third floor, opposite the
de Is-3ms American Hotel, Richmond. Va.
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ras- Why suYYga WITH A COUCH. from

tCold Hoarseness or Censumptive Cough, when
Tou can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
aORNEs eECT0RAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER:
2Y1 It ia combined with other articles suited for all
lung Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
Il is prepared by Chemist of reputation and pro
nounced By those who have ssedt as the best CoU g
syrup in the worldi
Bottles 25 50 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL
LADD CO., and all Druggists in Richmond.
oc t0-Sm
GeSyn Dr.. g. GAvINZEL, Office North
east corner Of 10th and Broad streets opposite DR.
Noore's church.
80 All orders MUST LEFT at his Office, at No
3Central Hotel, to meet with prompt attention.
f. lS-lm
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sas-WHEaE SHALL WE GET QUIZ LIKE

SEss TAKESi-At GIBBS, of course, where every on
hat wants decent picture, and not carrcature
always CO. Besides, we have never been deceiV
I'D by him with humbug advertisements. AS thes
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out b,
of persons take pleasure ia saying that
addition to our ininlitahe kMBR0TYPE We are nov
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, Of superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness, are equatled by few and SUI
PASSED by none. Pictures Of all kinds accurately co.
d, L. and warranted to please at moderate prices--
AMBRUTYpES at one dollar and upwards at G. BIS
rempie OF Art Cornthian Hall, Main street, between
@th and 10th.
Ia e
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s@- WAsHIsGToN-"FIRsr IN WAR.

FIRST TS PEACE, ASD FIRST IN TIE HEARTS or His
CouNTRYMES ALI who visit Richmond the 22d
of febrOary. to witness the grand spectacle Of the
inauguration of the Washington Statue, shonld not
fail to visit she new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
iery of q W MINIS, TO witness the wonderful pro
grrss Of the Photographic Art conducted at thi.
finely arranged establishment. And TO those whc
may wish to obtain of themselves or friends. some.
thing really beautiful and lif-ike as n likeness
should not fail to secure one OF the Ambrotypes oI
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. He is pre-
pared 90 accommodate all who wish fine piatures
and his assortment Of Frames. Cases. Bockets, Pins
sc, in when to have them placed. is large and va
ried. His gallery is on Main street, opposite tho
new Custom House, and free TO visitors whether they
wish pictures or not fe 20
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THE PACIFIC HoTEL DisAsTER-FUNERA OF THE
VIcTIMs.-The funeral obsaques of the unrecog-
nized victims of the Pacific Hotel di.aster took
place at st. Louis Wednesday. The bodies-ten n
officials, various benevolent societies, firemen aud
citizens. The procession was a most solenln and
imposing spectacle. 1t occupied an hour in pass
ing given point.
Mrs. Holland. of Boston, one of the injured died
Tuesday, aud Mr.. James F. Geary, another, died
Wednesday morning-makng in all twenty vic
Tins. Several Others AMONG the wounded are pot
expec ted to survive.
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REy. PHILIP CouRrYEY.-This v

REv. PHILIP COURTNEY This vencra-
ole divine we are gratied to say, Is enjoying ex-
celent health, for one Of his ago. On the ed, by
special Invitation Of the Commissioners Of the Mon
uiueut be delivered the opening prayer for the
civic ceremonies Of the inauguration, and those
who heard him thought his earnest appeal to Pro.
yidence, on the occasion, most feeling and ap-
propriate one.
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NEGRo SrABBgD Yesterday afternoo,

NEGRO STABBED Yesterday afternoon
q negro man named Washington, belong ne TO the
estate OF Holden Rhodes, decd. and in the SER
vice Of Messrs. Hatcher and Webster, received a
severe and dangerous stab in the lett breast,
the region of the main artery. The negro says he
was passing along Cary street near 10Th, when a
number of small white boys began 10 pelt him
with stones. To avoid them. he around the
corner Of house, where he was net by a lad
about thirteen years of age, who plunged knife
into him. The negro did not know the boy by
whom he was wounded Dr. Marx called on
and dressed the wound, but has not yet been able
10 ascertain the extent Of its danger.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE The Providence Post men,
tions the suicide in that city of young woman
named Abby Webb, by taking arsenic on Sunday,
in cup of coffee. The was an old one-dis-
appointed love. After receiving the attentions OF
young man, andSformiLg a decided atta aehment
on her parf, he transferred his attentions else
where. A little time before she died be was sum-
moned to her presence, and with great reluctance
came. As he approached her bedside, says the
Post, she caught him in her arms, aud a. she held
him in that last embrace, her arms unclasped--the
girl was deadi
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FIRE Yesterday morning about 2
o'cioek, ~ watchmea Newman aud Gathri1ht were
passing aioas dain street. near 9Th, they decov.
cd smoke issuing from shahty occupied by ne
sro and forcing the do7r innd thc flor hal taken
FIRE They Immediately procured water and ex-
tinguished ths hames before serious damage VA.
doEe.
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SUBSTANCE FApE."-lf you wish FINE Picture. call
ST WIIiTEHURST5 old Gallery, tthc best sky
light In the city) and cNarnc the specimens OF art
produced by WATSON. They are warranted MT to
ale, to be easily defIced-rqual 10 the best i'll
the Unitel States and ~ per cent cheaper than any
other III he city.
Pictures taken frosa A. NJ to P. NJ. Pictures
copied, and either enlarged OF diminished.
MHlain0typss aDd Peuotypo tr transmission b!
mail.
photographs. lst sitting. 81; Duplicates 81 each.
Es- Remember, II Main street "a
ia III
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asrA CARp-Dr N. PAINTER,

Charleston s G. Surgeon. Chirapodist and Practical
operator the Feet respectfully offers hs services
20 the citizens of Ri hmonds Persons who are an
noyed with CuRNS, BUNlONS, and NAILS PENE.
rkATING IN TuE FLESH, cured of pain in five or
ten minutes DR. will attend at priva reside aces
II desired. can be seen at the Exchange Hotel,
office No I52. Office hours from 20 IL, NJ. and
from TO s. P vi. fe 21-it*
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,eived by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
ALL terms.
2. S.-Cupptng and Leeching promptly attended,
o. Can be found al all hours of the day. ar the la
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts X. 9. HOBSON.
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euro Of Gonorrhna, Geet. strieturss, and similar
Disorders. IL makes speedy wiihont tho lsase
restriction u dk t. drink exposure or change In ap-
plication 20 bnsness. The proprietor challenges
single case OF recent Gonorrh9a which tbs mixtufo
will not cure. under forfeiture of tso1 knrthsr-
the disease cannot be contracted dose OF tho mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obfsiped IN f M two to ten days
and as il neither creates ofIends tbs PAL
at and rcaders unnecessary oil deviation In dies 90
nserI nptsa te us-isl pursuits. sound sleep or heal
thy Digestion. The nuisance is TINS removed -
thofon1h and perman nj cur. It's Ingredients arv
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
eenstituti1lally CT locally, tan be esnsed by its
use
Price o. per bottle. Sole agent FIR New yc.k. q
III Ring. No o. Broadway, corner OF John street
TKCALiE DEk. corner of 81 and Walnut -,
se4by FIsHEg WINSTON,
4. Sr--at~ Richino7d. Va.
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NAvAI.--It Ia decided in Washington, u IL said,
that the irst forty four captains. including the
name Of GoIesboro; the commanders, including
Dccamp and the lisuteasnss, including CsmrbelL
are 70 receive the full pay OF their ranks. Ihe
Wabash, IL il expected, viii 60 out Of oommiss'on
on the .5th Inst, and the crew viii Dc paid eu
next Monday, LIST proximo,