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a6yn The MUSTANG LINIMENr CURE

rheumatism
T.e Mustang LiRtment cures Stiff Joints;
Ite Mustang LJBiment cures Burns and Wounds
The Mustang LintIaent cures Sores and Ulcers;
The H1Sttl1 Ln,mcnt cures Cdled Breo SIS and Sore
Nipples:
The Mustang LtnimcHt cures NeurnlgiG:
The Mustang Libimem cures tbyn5 amt Warts;
The Mustang LintHcRJ as 1C0Tth
1.0OO,000 DOLLAR PER ANNUM
To the United States the preserver and restOrer
of valuable Horses aud Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
uatis Wounds Stiff Joints, &c.
Will you answer this question: Did you ever hear
any ordinary Sore Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness
either on man or beast. which the Mustang bini
nIent would not cure? Did you ever visit any re-
spectacle Druggist in any part Of the world-in Eu
r. ne Asia or America-who did not say lit was the
greatest discovery of the age?" Sold everywhere
every family should have it three sizes
BARNES d PARK,
ia S-dty-Im PJopretOrs, New York.
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BopY sSATcHrNG.-The people of st. Thomas, c.
W, were greatly excited, few days SINCE by the
discovery that the body of Mrs. Patten, who died
on the 30th of December, had been exhumed by
body snatchers, for anatomical purposes. The bo-
dy was found in n room nsed as an Orange Lodge.
after il had undergone dissection. shoemaker,
named Sparkling, and Dr. Saughel, were impIicat-
cd in the disinterment The latter had been in
strrcting a class in anatomy; ore of his pupils
being a shoemaker. another tailor, third car
Dentor and the fourth a clerk in dry goods store.
The mutilated remains Of Mrs. Patten rein
TERED, very large concourse following them TO
the grave. The yiolators of the grave will be pun
ished.
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In DoUBT.--Patrick H Gentry. the maa
who was stabbed last Sunday night, and who then
gave the name of HENRY EyEHETr. Ms the psrson
who inflicted the wound, has since stated 20 his
physician that he not positively certain who
stabbed him. lie says he had beeu drinking, aaA
WAS disputipg with another man when he IVES cot,
He thinks Everett Is the person, but ID unwtll-
ing to swear that he 10.
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LANE EXCUSE -Watchman Bore. last
Monday night, arrested JOE MOORE, Q wagouss.
while staggering up Cary street, with boz Of cf
gars under his arm, which he pretended 10 have
received from some unknown person. Yesterday
morning Joe stuck to his old story, but the Mayor
being satisfied that he had stolen the box and con-
tents ordered him 10 receive twenty stripcs.
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Acc,prNr IN THr,rRK.--Ieroma Ravei met With
a serious accident at Boston on Thursday evening.
While performing in piece which obliged him 70
pass through the air wire. about six feet from
the stage, he fen by the parting OF the wire and
broke two Of his ribs He continued to perform
his part, notwithstanding the accident, bus i will
probably be fortnight before he Is again able TO
appear and resume the duties Of his vocation.
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CIrr CouHcIL.---An adjournsd nss6ine
OF the Coaneil vas held n Tie CITY Hall yssosray
afternoon. Present - Meesrs. eaun1ssa A11ua,
Glazsbrook, Roddey, Rohinsos, 0rsstan, DimoeeA.
Gretter, GreAper and whie1slds Abssnt-Msaaes.
Denoon, filll, Hssktns, Richardson, Stokss.
The minutes Of the Inst meeting were rsa1 aeA
approved. sa p sss as A tat-s
Dock.--Mr. 6rsster cllsrsd TIE lbl1ewing ssssls-
ton, which. on his motion. vns lid 1pea ~ -
bic. to be taken up at another time: s,ss sw
Reasred, That the Commissioasrs Of ofroota y.
snd they are hereby instructed % commsBcs forth
Win the paving of Dock street. snd that - sua
Of $1,000 ee expended the present. ysar, usAssshs
snp-rintendencr of the City Enginssr, sd fhae
the same cs prosecuted tilf completed. ~.
Sh6N Property. .--On motion Of Mr. 0retfee
resolutions vas adopted dir~cting the sals q ssk
angular lot adjoining the Rsis }3rennAs TIE Dso.
eeeds to be expanded in trees and shFuhhesys sobe
planted on the Western Square. -.
Rerisiag Ordiac nces.-Sev-raf ordiuAnces rsviseA
and amended By the COMMITTEES, were rsportsf -
laid on the table. ts fsEt -sEa93ET
After some other unimportast business. ~
Council adjourned. ~e ss8.a-l v.eg.sss.g,-.,.s
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f6~FREsH LEECHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams' Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECfIEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
p S-Curring and I.eechlug promptly attended
To- Can he found at NIL hours Of the day at the Hair
Drcssing Room under the American Hotel and at
"le nv a,-ts r. @. HOBSON.
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BAD BEuIHHrSs Peter 0ilnay sE~s
rived In this city last Monday fron New fcrs. -
search on WORK but had been here bot shsrt tine
before he was staggering about the msrkcs pises,
and creating disturbance with 1uiet psfscns.
lie Was locked up until partially sobered oa. -
then promising to pull mp stakes a1a sfsseas ~
turned looee. .ss4 sss
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MOVEMENTS OF THE MEXICAN CoALIrioS.-The Vera
Cruz Irogreso learns by private letter received
10 that city, and placed at its disposal that the
vanguard Of the coalition army, with Gov. Dobls-
do at its head, would arrive at the capital on the
2lst inst, without fail The writer puts down the
effective force of the coalition States, already In
the field at 900 to II 900 men, with ample pro-
visions and munitions of war. Should this prove
true, the Comonfort Government Is, ere this at an
end It Is clearly impossible for the President,
with so much detection at home, to contend siIc-
ces.fully against odds so great from withont-N.
q YI.nagpus 9th tHt,
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FoUSDLISG.-Some few days since Q
white woman called at the house Of washerwomaa
on Shockoe Hill, with bundle OF clothes ~ she
said, which she desired to have washed aud left
them for that purpose. She had been gous bwe q
short time when the colored woman unr0lled shs
bundle, aud found that it contained hsbe abous
two days old. She Immediately made the facts
known to an 0verseer Of the Poor, by whose order
the little stranger was Transferred 10 tho Poor
House, where IL 10 now being taken care Of The
child Is apparently but half white, and wasdesexi-
cd by his mother TO hide the depths Of shame 20
which she had descended. ssfg -
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To DR.. KAHN,
Office corner 22dand Main streets.
B@. DEAR SIB: l feel it a duty / owe
to you, to state to the pu &C the successful removal
Of n Tumor from the side OF my neck of ScrentreR
years standing, weighing upwards of SIR pounds
without the use Of knife or the loss of blood-and
Of which now we'll / was examined by DR..
Warner, Of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago. and he pronounced % chances against me py
cutting it. also did other eminent ph ysIcians
throughout the country. Yours. &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-Perkinsville GooChand CO., Va.
ia I8-d3m*
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DEarH OF BRITISH OFFIcER--The death OF
Lieutenant General William smeIt, C. b., Is ar.
nounced at Bath on the 18th inst, in hs 10th year
Gen Smelt, entered the service in 1196. lie SER
we'd In tho American war, and was pTcsent at the
taking of Plattsbnrg, storm and capture of0swego,
action oflundy's Lane, and storming OF Fort Erie,
where he was wonnded.
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s~>To MAKE Coon BtscUIrs,

n6F>Tc MAKE Coon BtsCUIrs,
Use Sempie's Infallible Baking Powder.
To mako good Batter Cak
Usa Semples Intailible Baking Powder,
To make good Puckwheat Cakes.
- Use SempIe's Infallible Baking Powder.
~ '''''N Use sempie's Infallible Baking Powder.
Noi ' ~ ~ JOHN w. GARLICK
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place, Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
ia Ih-t
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GEN. HoUsToN AND THE ARMY BiLL.--In the course
of his remarks on the army bill, In the Senate, on
Monday, Mr.. Houston alluded, In disparagng
terms, to the West Point Academy, saying that
graduates from that institution were often promo
ted over the heads of old and welitred veterans
aud arguing that it was a bar to honorable militia
ry ambition on the part Of civilians. He advocated
the raising of volunteers, as being preferable TO
regulars, aud not more expensive. Some years
ago said he, four regiments we're raised, the ex-
penses of which were probably like the twenty
millions Of dollars deficit in the Treasury. What
have they doneS Killed few Indians warriors,
out many women and children. Such conduct re-
fleets little credit upon civilization. 1t would be
peter to treat the Indians like men, and elevate
them than to deceive and rob them, and then hunt
them down like savage beasts. DO justice to them,
and you will need no standing army on the FROM
tier.
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g FOR RENT-And possession given
I'll Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over tho
ptore of Mr.. Keeling, on Main street next door 10
new bulding, corner of Main and l3th streets II is
very desirable location for lawyers or doctors
Office, or lodging room. Apply at this office.
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EtF" EVERY LOVER OF bKEAD sh0uIu
use SEMPLES INFALLIBLE BAKING pow
OERS. They are certainly the best aud most eco
noncdl over offered to the PUBLIC. For sal- whole
sale and retail, by JOHN W. GAHLICk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
ia % Market Place Franklin st.
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MARINE Losses FOR JASUART-The New York
Courier publishes list of marine losses for the
past month, showing an aggregate of eighteen
vessels, Of which five were ships, three were
barks, two were brigs, and eight were schooners.
The total value of property lost was four hundred
and ninety.three thousand 1--WE hundred dollars s.
This is the value of the property totally lost
elusive of damages to vessels not amounting to
total loss and of partial loss of cargo. As CON-
pared with the month of January. 1857, the above
shows decrease in the number of vessels lost aud
missing Of one hundred and seven, and in the
value Of property lost amounting to three million
and forty. y.nine thousand two hundred dollars
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GoLD IN 0HIo-The sanduslSy Register Of Thurs
day, the 2Sth, says that great excitement prevails
in Belrille--ten miles south OF Mansfield, In
Richmond county, in consequence OF gold hay-
ing been discovered IN hill about one half mile
northeast of that village. II Is stated that, one
day last week, the owner Of tho land where the
precious metal discovered and his son wash
ed ont, in six hours, about seven dollars worth
of dust.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sss" LAW PARTsEasHr.
Jas X. LEE -
p,,,si dsE pLRAsANTs. Attorneys at Law. No,aries
s, s mnd commissioners OF Deeds &c will pfar.
e,e a. Sonnties oi Goochiand. Heuficc and Hauoyer
otiiee on iith street, second teor from Main.
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VOLUNTEER REarNEsr has been formed In New
York CITY, and it's services rendered to the United
States, through Gov. King, In the event OF volun'
tecrs being called for to prosecute the impending
war with the Mormons.
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IDES.-The subscriber has on hand
L l. and for sale, about two hundred beef HIDES
in good condition, and we'll taken of
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qure into the expedieney Of releasing 10 the csun-
ty court Of Augusta % much Of the Eockash and
HowarisyilIs tnrnpike road as lies In said county
Election Of Brigadter Gsneral.--On motion Of
Mr.. RIyEs, IL was $50 - -. s. @~~4s :.
Resosred. That this HOUSE will, With the concur
renee Of the senate, proeeed on saturday. the Och
day Of February. at o'clock, to the election Of
Briasder General for the sth brigade, TO ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Francis NJ
Boykin, and Brigadier General Of the 9TH bril-
gads to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of John s. Millson. 4t ~
On motion of Mr.. JoSks, of Gloucester, the House
adjourned. .--.. z<r.,. So
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rtsys IN wssnrsGroy--About 9 o'clock Montay
morning 4 tavern, kept by Mr.. Bosrman, on Esst
Capitol street, Washington, was totally destroyed
by fire; and not long after, Lioyfs Union Hotel,
near the railroad station, caught hre and was
CONSUMED.
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The dwelling house of Mr.. VIM Gillespie, mt viii
liston, BarnweIl District, s. c., was burned recent
ly and the family barely escaped from the flames
man named Enoch Horn, mate Of the steamer
Marion, has been arrested in New Orleans for the
murder of Valentine Fa7ber, deck hand, by beat
ing him with stick.
The dwelling house of Mr. Joseph Barnard, near
Asheville, N. c., was burned last week. Mf. Bar
nard's loss is quite heavy, as the building was
handsome one.
There are one hundred aud twenty-eight
counties in the State Of Texas, twelve new onss
having been named the present session Of the Leg
islature.
The weather Is mild and spring like at Calves
ton, Texas; thegrass is growing grsen, shade trees
are budding out and the gardens ate being put in
order for the spring planting.
One of the negro thieves who recently escaped
from Jail in Pensacola, Fla, by the name OF Laird
has been re-eaptured. .sses
Gideon Morris was Killed 10 Coffee county, Ala,
on the nth ult.. by two men named Duncan and
Ellis, who were lodged in jail.
gentleman, who registered his name as sR. l.
Bandy, Florida" died suddenly in the Carolina he-
tel, at Wilmington, on Sunday last.
The l2lst anniversary OF Thomas Paines birth.
day WAS celebrated by ball and supper In New
York last Friday night. Speeches were msde BY
Eruestias !. Bose and others.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT A gentlemen by the name
of Belose, of Fayette county, Tenn, while stand
ing the steps of gin house, near his residence
few days since, accidentally lost his footing and
fell to the ground, on the blade of knife which
he held open in his hand. The knife entered his
breast, killing him instantly.
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QraLlrIwp. Elliott, tha nsMiy
elected coassAsls Sor tha second district y Mss-
rico oeanty, appeared hsfoIs tns eossy -.
terday morning gave the nsessssxy esees
tered on the discharge Of Bis dutasss asM
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|. MOUNT VRRNON HOTEL m

~ RENT.-Tllis Hotel situated at the darot of tba
Richmond ssd Petersburg Railroad CoInpany In fsr
Teat. AMI possession may be had immediateir lis
situation has always secnred large transent pai-
rouASe, Rnd II s believed, Ia the hands OF an enter
rFlsinG man. very large and profitable business
may I've dOUe
There are connected with the Hotel two tenemeuts
containing about 70 ms each which Ill be rente,i
80 good tenants.
"a nr-ta IAMkS TANInP a Snsr
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POISONED BIZ MIsTAEE--At Taunton, Mass, on
Friday. MIR. Thomas shaw, IS years old, Was poi-
soned to death by drinking solution Of eyanuret
Of potash aud nitrate Of silver, at the house Of
friend lie lived only five minutes after drinking
It, He leaves wife and hye children.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOUDS.-Rich
Plated Castors; Table and Desert Pork; Spoous
Sandesticks, &C.; Ivory Handle Table Cutlery
Walters: Toilet Sets; Bath Tubs: Bucket; Chamber
Pals, &C.. Block Tin, Britannia and Jspanned Ware
in great variety. All of which we are selling low.
GEO. J. SUMNER,
10 N Pearl street
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EaF- WAY surrrn w1ra Ru,ur,r,..

~ MNearaigia lead Ache. Ear or Tcoth Ache. or paI,
wnsD nD Sou can be cured instantly with HARTS
asohNE'S CuREALLf IL is q hne tonic for weak
stonacns and bowels. giving them toEe and siren 9TH
~ "a Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL
IA nADo co, or other Druggistsin Richmond bot,
ties p and 50 cents. oe I0-s,,, M
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An English paper gives an account Of patty ef
sixty old women who we're mothers Of eight hup-
dred and sixty nine ohildren--averaging fourteea
each. @NA = sal4
In. Western Massachusetts, the sisighing y sx
celient, the snow In many places being two isse
deep. e#
w. b Robinson, man of respectable eonaec
lions, formerly Of Portsmouth. n. H., cousmisted
suicide at the Smithsonian HOUSE. New York, lAst
Saturday, by blowing eat his hfsins WITH pisfaa.
James sserniisg was instantly kiiisd 10 baisf
hogshsad Of tobacco iaio the held ef the steamship
Mississippi. Ns
Anossnant is on toot in London. Canada. 70
precnrs he sbolisioa a The law undeF which dse-
tors ays Imprisoned as4ss - -
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EST. GOVERNOR STR

Fall campaign for 1851, now opened, with larger
and still more desirable assortment then IN any TOT
mrr year consisting n part OF entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry 1f c. Bnrsto~, winch
Judges of good work are particularly invited 10 ex
anime. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, OF
Furnaces Of this make, can obtain repairing pieces
on application, at factory prices o,nrr
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Docr grsEEr IL almost iDpaseable ead
.ockett, is ankle deep in mnd as this tine Nhee
win the council do soaaetning 70 nRfcfe sreQsss
asvhen - &A - ss
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CANDIDATES FOR oFF1cn.


EA2 To THE VoTERs or HEsRIco
SouNIr II take this method Of announcer = mvseIf
csndiaate for the sherifIalty of Henrico Gsuty et
IN May next aud If elected uro,nlse 10
.sfa1e ~ ailof my time 70 the Office and TO discharge
xa, Z. the law directs will try aud zee the
~ ~ o the county before the day of election and
,, ~ 's msantime refer ai, such ss wish 10 sscer.
- 'h my ntness fr The ofos TO my neighbors, aud
70 - sonn % NJ Gregory Esq ychn B. Young, ESQ. and
ia N-dtde 7 CApTpp
EaS To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE
Coyxrf OF HEsRIco-T am a candidate for the sUE.
sMnffALTY Of the County of Henrico, and respect.
WY solicit your sufrages at the ensuing election In
ny pe1G 8. MICH. DAVIS.
"i0nmond, Hth DEC. 1857. "a 4-dlm
MA. SBERIrrALrY or HENRIco. am
candidate for reelection to tie Office of SHERIFF.
Of Henrico JNo A HTrT1,II rsnN
de le-dtde
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BsE" PHOTOGRAPHS IN Orr CoLoRs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoLoRs. AND PHoToGR Apis
PLAIN, made from lite, copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size. also the most perfect
and highly finished AMBRoTYPES of children and
adults at all times to be bad at the large Photo
graph and Fine Art Galleries of q. w. MINIS, IN
tom House, aud on Sycamore street, Petersburg,
Va. Ia rs
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e. FOR RENT-A very desirable
Ea:s Lodging Room over our store. Possession given
mmediateiv sTEBBINS d PULIEN,
l0l Broad st.. corner Of Broad and 9Th streets
M 23---ts
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TIM covxIY couar or HsxriCo 10 new
IN session. aisposing Of the civil business o. ~
docket. IA yet no criminal esnse hAs ossn eeAss "a
tiap this term. sasf
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SENTENCED FOB LrE.--iu the Conrt OF Common
Pleas st Cincinnati, en- Friday, jacob Parker was
sentenced 10 Imprisonment In the penitentiary
for the term of his natural lis. for killing yonDs
man named Benpet some mouths ago, In Horns
coffee house. -
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G. y X Il h \ IA very desirable
LII dwelling on Grace street. between Adams and
FouSnee, one square above Grace street Bapti.t
Church. The house contains ten roop.s aHi has
been recently repaired and gas introduced has the
city water in the yard and is in one of the most
pleasant neighborhoois in the city.
To a good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
"a 23-ts RAGLAND A BRO
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gsl. Arg you A SUFFERER q-Are


afflicted with Chills aud Fever nervous headache
sour stomach Indigestion torpldity Of the liver eos
iFaness or loss of appetite? II so resort AT once To
the use Of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEks and be
rel we'd Have you bad cold, OF do you suffer wiz,
cold feet Then take BAKERS PREMIUM RIT
iERS. and be permanently cured Acting a. thev
20 upon the blood stomach aud bowels, no ordinary
disease OF the system can withstand their assaults
Dat yeld to ITS inyigorattng powers and he.th and
cheeriuiness assume the sleads Of debility and low
y rits. Are you . dyspeptic, suffering ihe hourIy
us in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEHs. Won find
an nniaiing pansceaone that has not yet failed TO
pro- uce cure, however long the consuming FIRE
ennn, manner, from vegetable substances only these
bTTEks are without rival for diseases of the sto
Hact bowels and blood; and when egularlr used M
mis- ason OF the year. will prevent colds a nd sore
throafs, by toniDg up the system to its naturally
ahy condition Let not the afflicted tax our word
IN recommendation of this sxesslcne but try Il for
thenis Ives, rs thousands have DONE aud become
converts TO its priceless virtues.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this CT
ty and elsewhere. ia9-tf
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eH>BATHs! BATHS BATHS! Hot,
co,J and shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock. A. NJ to half past 7. NJ, at the hair cut
ting shaving and shampooing room under the amer
iran Hotel entrance on llth street. Single bath
- cents or iye tickets for 81. - ,,oDso,,
no n y. hpbpON'