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ANOTHER CENSOR OF Tar pREss.-The Rev. I. 3.
Kalloch, whose trial in Boston o charge OF tn-
morality gave him sa unenSiabie notorisfy, has
made his latest "publc appearances" In sleeturs on
the moral responsibility OF the presss. MI.
Kalioch Is evidently bold man, else he would Dot
set up as reformer Of the morals Of the press;
but il may be doubtful whether his strietures and
admonitions will have much moral" weight OF be
received in deeile spirit by those who have VI.
gentlen.an's life which obliged the press to tax
severely the moral sense Of the eommanifys-Nsw
loyE SaH. sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

DEAD PopY PouSD.-The Norfolk Herald states
that the remains of Mr. williamson,s student OF me-
dicne in Germany, who died IN that eountry some
six years ago. and son OF Ten; " "iihainsoo; %
pbilsdeInhia were sent home In the ship Eva Do
rothea, which was shipwrecksi few weeks ago
on Cape Henry.
They have Just been recovered from the wreck
through the efforts Of the owners OF the ship and
cargo, aud brought 70 this city, whence they were
forwarded TO his friends Saturday evening BY
the Baltimore steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

SEQUEL To TIE Sr. LAWRENCE HoTEL TRAGEDY.-in
the Pennsylvania House of Representatives at
Harrisburg, Saturday morning, Mr.. Yearsiey, Of
the House, presented petition from Thos. Wask-
ington Smith, for divorce from his wife, Mrs
Lizzie C. Smith, formerly Miss McCauley. The
tation and reading of the petition occasioned
considerable excitement among the members and
vi att
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DAN0gROUs CoNDITfoy.-Louis '

DANGEROUS CONDITION. w. Luck,
Jr., the young man who was'so seriously injured
by falling from the third story window Of Msssrs.
Binford 4 Porter's furniture establishment last
Monday morning, was exceedingly Ill yesterday
afternoon. None of his bones were broken by ths
fall, but his injuries are thsrght to be severe,
rendering his recovery doubtful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

THEATRICAL DIFFIcULTY-An information was
laid few days ago againsta play lately performed
at Miss Kimberlsy's Theatre, Pittsburg. Pa, as
s'immaral and indecent in its tendencies" war
rant was issued, and Miss Kimberley and Mr. Geo
Roberts, the managers of the theatre, were held in
81 900 to answer charge Of misdemeauor in pro-
ducing it.
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A MYSTERY IN THE Corros TssDE.--The Memphis
Eagle says that a letter was received by factor
In that city few days ago, which is as follows:
"Fnclosed youw will fine q bale of cotton. which
sell fur ten cents an charge no storage" The bale
OF cotton was probably lost in tydasita as II did
not appear upon the opening Of the letter.
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sm ARE YOU A sUrrERER?- Are YOU


afflicted with Chills and Fever, nervous headache
sour stomach, indigestion torpidty of the liver
veness or loss OF appetizer II so resort at once to
the use Of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS and be
rel we'd. Have you bad cold, do you suffer with
cold feet! Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
.kRS, and be permanently cured. Acting as they
30 upon the blood. stomach and bowels no ordinary
fisesse OF the system can withstand their assaults
but yield 70 It's invlgoratin2 powers, and herth and
chcertuness assume the steads of debility and low
y rits. Are Won dyspeptc, suffering the honrly
IL :nents OF that dstreSsingly veXatious dispase?-
ifs i'll BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEkS, you find
sn uBtalinG panaceaone that has not yet failed to
pro- uce a cure, however long the consuming fire
entif manner from vegetable substances only these
TIERS without a rival for diseases Of the sto
mact bowels and blood and when regularly used at
this asOn Of the year, will prevent colds and sore
thToats. by toning up the system to its naturally
al hy condition Let not the afflicted take our word
in recommendation of this medicine, but try il for
thenIS Ives, thousands have done, and become
converts TO its priceless virtues.
For sale hy all the prominent Druggirts in this ci
Is and elsewhere. jag If
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THROWING SToSEs.--The boys on Ore
gon Hi are engaging in rock battles. 10 the an
noyance Of all persons who have 10 pass along tho
streets. A few evenings since young lady re-
ceived a violent blow on the head, ~ stone
thrnzn . lac n Lad
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SOMETHING GHAsD.-We understand
that IL has been determined 10 have a grand ball
at the theatre in this city, the 22d OF February
next in honor Of the anniversary birth day Of the
immortal Washington.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONIAL young gen.
tleman who has been attending one Of the Night
Schools of the Virginia Mechanics Institute for
two seasons assures us that he has obtained more
useful Information within that space Of time, than
he did in the three years he spent In the best av
schools In his noighborhood. He thinks that all
apprentices would be greatly benefited BY attend
ing the Night Schools regularly, and speaks I'm tho
highest terms of the capacity Of the Teachers and
the interest they manifest in the progress of their
pupils. Could all eur young mechanics be made TO
feel the Importance of education to their future
success In life-could they but see the advantages
possessed by an educated over an uneducsted work
man-every one of them would join those schools
and always keep them filled to overfowing. The
sessions of these schools now drawing to a
close, and We are gratifed TO learn that many Of
the boys have made rapid progress in their stndies.
BY the next fall we hopo the ball will be com.
pieted, when additional teachers will be employed,
as to enable all boys who wish to obtain an eim.
cation, to do so with little or no cost
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LARGE FIRE IN LANCASTER, 0HIo.-The Cincinnati
papers Of Saturday contain the following account
of very destructive fire in Lancaster Ohio which
burned down half square:
AT two O'Clock, Thursday morning, fire origi-
mated in the grocery store of Mr.. ). Henley, on
Vain street. The flames soon spread TO the adjOin
ing buildings, entirely consuming the dry goods
store of Messrs Julian Fersemare, the saddIery
establishment of Mr.. Young, fhe tin and cooper
store of Mr.. John Work, the hat store of Mr. Smal.
ley, the grocery store of Dir. Henley the book
store Of Mr. Cornell, the jewery store of Mr.
Butch. the book store of Mr. Searles, the banking
house of the Fairfield County Savings Institute,
the telegraph office, and the private dwelling OF
Mrs Jacob Greene. The buildings destroyed were
the property OF Mrs. Greene. who was absent at
the time visiting her niece in this city,
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foIY.--Two pedestrians are now walking a
plank at Boston, on n wager, the conditions al
which that he is the iosrr who first sleeps, II
down, falls of tho plank from sheer exhanstion.
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TIE Coin Coinage or THE UNITED STArEs-Since
the establishment Of the Mint, in 1872, according
to the American Almanac, the amount Of gold coin
issued, to the close of lS49, was $S9923 22; from
1880 to the close of 1857, it was S42j .SSs7 1885, ma
king total gold coinage of S50j j,Sl2,0i0.
At the CONNIE Iencement of 1850, the amount OF
specie in the United States WAS estimated to be
slliOOOOo0 the amount of gold received from Cali
ornia to the close OF 1897, has been estimated t.
be SH30OO 900; the amount of specie brought into
the country by immigrants during the last eight
years, Is estimated to be 800, 600 O0O making to-
tai of s4l000,000. Within the last eight years
according To the Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, there have been exported in specie Cess
imports 500 9S3,S6o leaving the amount existing
at the present time, in the United States, in the
shape Of coin, bullion, plate, jeweiry, &C, OF
$6I30l6,l40.
Prior to the discovery of the California mines.
the United States were importers of the precious
metals; but since that event the position has been
reversed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

PuRsgas-yohn w. Dixon, Of fanisiana, and
Miles H. Morris, Of Mississippi, have been nomina-
ted by the Secretary OF the Navy 10 be pnssars tn
the United States naval service.
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Sent Os.--The two white girls. Emma
iraham m AMI Alice Hargrove charged with steal
ing wearing apparel from Miss Ida Cstersos. OF
Washington, were before The Mayor, yesterday,
and held 20 bail TO answer an indictment by the
Grand Jury, on the second Msnasy in February.
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Ga HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
E:5 Tenement. on Main street. the residence Of the
iatc Thor.ls Cowes deed, and Of late occupied by
Mr.. A. B Hutchinson u door from the residence OF
DR. Dove in Union Row. is for rent Possession gi-
ven the Ist Of October. Application to be made to
Thomas u. Carter, OF the undersigned.
THOMAS ". BOSWELL,
Administrator of Thomas Cowes. deceased.
2y-ts
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Crrr RHADrss Roos.-- good Read,..

NaiA NnhDfH1 AsDOMs-h ROOss henQtHR
Room. containing the principal nswspsperx. eors,
mercial political and literary OF this counsrv s1s
England, is certainly an s.insntusion', which Il :
most important eonvenienes, n mot AN inaisu...
sable necessity to our own citxens. and whicA -.
pitality 10 visitors to our city Absolutely rec.rss
yet this "Tnstitutionn had q wear ago jangus.hed
and was about to be abandoned. when ina Tarrr
Mems Christian Association sctusted by ths assirs
to promote the welfare and imnravsmene ~ g.,
young men, by cultiysfinn intercoursn kesvesr
them audenr elder citizsns bv faciIitatinu ths me-
curing employment Mt far voupg man dsterrnIpsd !.
epdesyour 10 combine tis .sssin...cs ~ sh.ss 81
ieots with the tior cf onr eiti-..s sn,
visitors by the establisbmant of .,,rh : ps.5in.
Room. adjoining their hall ana iinr.r, IN ~
enterprise they were 90 cordisIly and iihersiIy
secouded by son,. ~ onr .,,;.sa. 80. noS..v
enabled 10 t nm and fa,n,.h ,,.s sss snsy s. ss"
and bleasan, reading room, snnai;ss Ia s"s1se
newspapers Of this country and aT snsi..S ia
10 maintain II in good order throns sh ~ 49, ~
about closing, -" '""
But in one calculation thew war. a,..,,,,....
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The STATUE on the Monument will be
unwrapped in the course OF day or two, and re-
main uncovered abont two hours TO allow our ei.i-
zens 20 get view Of n.
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-Sa~ SPECIAL NoTIcE. are selling
on our estire stock without regard 10 cost
LADIES' BAZAAR
ia iS-G2w ms Bread street
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FIsED.-Willism J. Curry and John =.
Csrvedo, were each fined ave dollars for permitting
unlawful asae m hlins in their groceries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

fpa FOR RENT-The House at pre-
Ell sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza 7. Tally. situated
on Gract. between jefferson and Madison streets, is
for reat from the lst anuary. II il i'll good repair,
haz large yard attached to il. and contains seven
large rooms Apply to FRANCIS HART, Esq, at
Lis store. Broad street opposite Hi hmond and FIRE
hrrickS,iIrg DrpOt de lS-tS
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S. FOR RENT OR LkASE.-A small
A-. FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

&sI 81 Brick Tcnemcuts. on Cary street between
5th sai ,th. They well adapted for tiTocary
,taT. ~ auy Kind Of retail business They contain
r,aG- besides the store rnom and are well adapt-
oi 'r h" accommodating oi families, having all ne
Cr>Siry c.uvcnirncrs. Possession given immediate
Is. To god tenants. the rent win be mpderatc-
Apply I" + 7. RAGLASD & 60.
3a2l-ts Lumber realers. Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

E9y@ NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing,
shaving Shsmpoeing and Bathing Saloon (under
the Ballard House) has been handsomely fitted up
and is now Open and we invite the citizens and stran
gers to give usa call.
n Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
Iay from o'clock A. NJ. TO ~ p. Nj
no i8-d2m* HOBSON l. MORTON.
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aaS LACE CArEs-Bssques and Bridal
Wells made to order; Stamped Collars for working
ia l3-d2w LADIES' BAZAAR
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So FOR RENT-For the purpose of
ss;s moving into larger building the Basin
Bank We offer the house at present occupied by US
for rent MM T. STAPLES 4 Co,
18th street next door 10
IA l-ts Shields A Snmeryille
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g. FOR RENT.-Two small Rooms,
H.:i with steam power, suitable for Tobacco Box
Maker. Rooms twelve by thirty ieet. Apply, cor
nrr Of Bird and nth streets. l9-ts
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FOR REN IA very desirable
Es:S Lod 2rng Room over store. Possession given
imTnadiataIy STEBBlNS It PULLEN,
l1l Broad ST.. corner of Broad and 9Th streets.
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HEAVY Loss.-The most serious loss
by the late destructive fire at Messrs. Binford h
porter's establishment, was the entire destruction
Of the tools Of the journeymen. These gentlemen
were all dependent upon their daily labor for the
support Of themselves and their families, and now
that they are out of employment and have lost
their tools. IL may be that some of them will hnd
great difficulty in procuring the necessarfs Of life.
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EARLY VEGBrATIoN-The winter has
been so mld-so springlike thus far, that vsgs
tation is unusually forward Not only IL the
grass fields beginning to present a vcrdant hue
and the hardy herbs to exhibit return Of life, but
the buds of flowers and fruit trees are swelling
and softening preparatory to bursting forth In all
their fragrance and beauty. A lady friend,
who has been looking over her little psrtsrre,
in search of some early treasure with whibh 10
present the Dispatch, has sent us bunch Of mint,
grown in the open air, the nero smell of which
makes ones mouth water for a well made juIsp.--
Of course We shall not steep the spicy sprigs in
fiery distiIlatiOns for we hubble no such bsyera.
yes, but feel none the less grateful for tho Kind
remembrance Of ga lady friend"
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g. FOR REST-Two fine large Rooms,
F..s embracing the second and third stories, over
our uIfice Apply to ISAACS Il TAYLOR,
no It's Corner Main and 18th ste.
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- FOR RENT-A Store, on Governor
Iii street, between Main and Franklin. Apply to
I. Il. TAYLOR,
de Pts At his Music Stores
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Nr= STABLE FOR RENT.-A good
ii Stable and Carriage House for rent in rear of
our store W. L. PERKINS b CO,
"a 4 lal Eagle Square
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- FOR RENT-And possession given
Il Immediately. the store No 81 Main street now
IUried by the sbscrihcT, IL is central and ons OF
the he~t locations in Richmond for any kind Of
" aoiaS8ie DF retail business.
The store and Crlar will be rented either with or
without tne upper part. Apply u
"A lin THOMAS A RUST
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sg~"A THING OF BEAUTY IS a JOY For

EvFR."-Such the various styles of Likenesses
,aken by MINNIS. Perfect in outline, fine in finish
and warranted not to fade. They will not only be "a
JOY to the present possessor but will be handed down
to future generations as mementO invaluable
NOwis the time to secure one. as there is nothing
sou could tender to loved friend relative, as a
Christmas or New Years Gift, that would be more
acceptable, or more appreciated. A great variety
Of fancy cases. frames, gold luckets. breastpns &c.
i'll which 10 have them placed constantly hand at
reasonable prices.
Galleries on Main street, opposite the new Custom
House. Richmond. Va. and Sycamore street, Peters.
burg Va
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The THEATRE is an attractive place for
an evening visit just the Incompatible Miss
SETON aud her father are holding Ertb 10 delighted
audiences The young lady IN prodigy In her
way, aud the old man is the Jeremy Twitcher Of
the age. Ell,
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Nor A FIRKMAS.-In our notice yes

Nor A FIREMAN.-In our notice yes
terday morning, of "rowdyism checked" we were
made to say that Henry jenkins, the young fel-
low sentenced to the chain gang for six months,
was "brawing member" Of No. company, In
stead of brawling runner, we wrote 1t. jenkins,
at one time, was member of that company, but
his name was stricken from the roll for bad con-
duct. lie. however, stuck about the engine house,
and was always ready for mttss, as the
occasion presented. II all the fire companies will
20 to work aud get rid of the brawling characters
that cling to them like leechss, and then insist
upon having their machinery cleaned and kept Ia
order in the day time, thereby preventing their
engine houses from being used places Of general
resort they will soou become far more efficient and
harmonious than at present IL youngsters are
allowed to loiter about the engine houses. and 70
run out with the reels when alarm has been
given, the department can never become ss order
~ and efficient its warmest friends desirs 20
1t. The present material under proper regulations
is as good as need bs desired provided the boys
all dropped from thFropes.
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E6"C. B. BARRET, formerly with
Messrs, Binford Mayo Blair, desires TO return his
sincere thanks to his friends aud acquaintanees who
pairoiized him 50 kindly while there, and begs to
inform them that he H. located at MerSrs
CHRISTIAN LATHRoP's. where no win be
happy TO see them. ia lj-dl2t&cwlts
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NFfUI TIT L HIIIP r HuAUAIb /" BfVVofJ
keeper, near the corner of 18th and Cary street,
shot at last night by some unknown person,
but not injured. lie was sitting quietly In bis
house, not expecting harm from any one, when q
pistol fired, the ball passing through the win
dow shutter and glass, but falling 10 touch him.
lie was unable 10 learn who fired the pistol.
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To The United States, the preseryrr and restOrer
Of valuable Horses and Cattle, 1t cures all Sprans
GaI1s, Wounds, Stiff joints, &C.
viii You answer this question? Did you ever hear
q any ordinary Sore Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness
either oa man or beast, which the Mustang Iini-
ment would not curei Did you visit any re-
spectacle Druggist in any part of the world-in Flu
r, pc, Asia or America-who did not say it was the
greatest discovery of the agc!" Sold everywhere.
Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES Il PARK.
ia S-d&w-lm Pfoprictors New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-. ->-~->>'s-
ksas LAW PARrxERsufp.

~, JAS. pLEisANTs.
,sh5h Lsh PhEAsANTS, Attorneys at Law Sotaries
hotle, and Commissioners of Deeds &c win nrar-
te" ~ ai the Courts of the city Of Richmond and
"e counties of Geochand. Henrco aud Hanover.
in lin ~ ~
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sEssHAKENl-At GIBBS Of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricaturc
always go. Besides, have never been deceiv-
cd by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
of persons, take pleasure in saying that
addition 10 our inimitalle AMBRDTYPE, We are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of n superior character
both plain and colored wcn, for beauty Of finish and
accuracy of likeness, are equalled by few and snr
rqssed BY none Pictures Of all kinds accurately
on L. and warranted 20 please. at moderate prices p
ANBROTYPES AT one dollar and upwards at GIBISS'
Temple of Art CoIinthian Hail. Main street, between
9Th and 10th.
de s Z. K. GIBBS.
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- FOR RENT-A very desirable and

o. TUh MIN II very UteITHbIt aHu
s5:s convenient residence having seven good rooms
siA With CRATES, and II kitchen with rooms for
Nants tuni, a. upon the lot; and the lot has two
convenient entrances to it, situated Broad street,
we,.n Path and 2jth streets. Apply to b. +. Pol
TIAUA, over MIR. T.. A. j. Copton,s office, or 70
I. G. LARUS,
n sim No. "a Main STREET
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ANngsoS FussacE--wm. C. Chamherisis.
living near Providence, Miss., met With quite
loss on sn nday, the iish inst One Of his negro
women, moved by feelings OF jealousy, attacked
another while she was Ia sitting position, gAss
her blow upon tho head with an axe, asa tasa
nnt hsr In a heated furnace, where she Was found
shockingiy burnt. The murderess eonfsses sas
act Of killing, but denies puttsnx hsf IN tne Iu
mace. About twenty minutes sfter the peay y.
the murdered one was found, bis harn, eessslank
s,sd ~ ss an iY.. The sams negro vhe cosnnIs'
led the msrdsr is supposed 10 have spRlea ~ me
torch. thoagh she dcaiss having done 70, 'i
Ch.mberisisl, 3 loss is about 800.
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Neuralgia Head Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain
in any part Of the limbs or body stomach or bowels,
when you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
HORNE'S CURE-ALLf 1t is fine tonic for weak
stomachs and bowels giving them tone aud strength
TO digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
sa. Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL,
LADD Co, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
ties 25 and 50 cents oc l0-6In
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- FOR SALE OK RENT-The house
III at presen; occupied by VIM Christian, on 25th
street opposite Leigh Street Baptsa Church Church
Hil. It contains five rooms. with well of water in
the yRTi. Terms liberal. Apply to
IA It's GDDDtN Il hpPFRS0N.
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n@ FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.

A:s The upper OF the brick tcuements Ton
the North side 4 Main. between 2i and 81 streets
recently r"ished. with II rooms and all suitable ac-
clmm 1d..;ioEs for family.
"a dim JOHN ROBERTSON.
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"a FOR RENT-The Dwelling above
al our store containing five Rooms suitable for a
f3"Ily or Lodging Rooms. There is an entrance
from the ST. Charles Hotel 20 these rooms Apply
10 DUKE h HUTCHESON,
IA its No 40 Main street
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sas~ THE MUSTANG LINlmExr CURES


T.e Mustang Linime,n cttres SiF Joints;
7te 9aSfda1 LiysiaeRt cares Burns and Wounds
TIE KRStdH0 LiI6gtsnt cares Sores and J-tcers;
TIE HYsiGHg LiRi1aen c,BeS CLloG Breasts and Sore
Ntppss;
The 1tsstGBg LiRimept cares Neuroloids
The Mustang Linthctt cures t,TRS and Warts;
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FOR RFNT-And nosseesion cive,

<Fa ROOM FOR RENTING have for
ne rcnt over our store. one large. handsome
r0nt room y. MCCARTHY SON
1H 70 IL Broad street
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Ii rent suitable either for lodging an Office,
next to the corner of Cary and Pearl street. Apply
10 X. T. CULSTOS & Co,
de 2s-fs Next Cnrnrr Cary and Pcarl SITS.