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~. LIrs SIZE PnoToaRApHs.- .-Th

LIFE DIZE fHOTUUhAFH6.-1He He
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing TO his nu
merous patrons and the public at large, that he Ii
now prepared to furnish photographs from rlihia
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal
II not superior to &ny produced in this city at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied ana en-
larged 70 any size.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and ex
anime specimens ut GIBBS Temple Of Art. CORN
GIBBS.
p s.-If you want genuine Ambrotypo, this i,
the place 10 get it, where You will neither be hum
bugged In price or work, Also, melainotypes, OF
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
iSi Z. E. u.
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ELECTION At a meeting of the Stock
holders of the Richmond, Charlottes Vile and
Staunton Telegraph Company, held in this city on
the 2Sth inst Mr.. James Lyons was elected Pre-
sident, aud messrs P. T. Moore. Geo. Dsnnan, E.
Fontaine, Robt II. Maury, and 4. D. Crowley, Di.
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Shocking SIGHr,-A well dressed wo-
man-appsrentlya lady-fell In Bank street yes.
terdsy afternoon from drunk enness, and had to be
pat 10 carriage and sent home. Such disgusting
sights, ~ drunken women, We are glad to say,
are very seldom witnessed in our streets. When
they take to the bottle, it 10 time for men TO dis
card IT,
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~ Dr.. BURwELL has removed his
Office to the North side Of Broad street. (oysr
Franck's gliding establishment.) between 4eh and
9TH streets Office hcurs from 4 A NJ to 3 NJ, and
from TO 8 p VI: Night calls will please be made at
his residence Cat Mrs. Pickstt'sj corner Of Leigh
and 9Th streets
B. Messages left at the Office of JOHN Cook.
Corner of Pearl and Main strsets) will be attend
ed to. de l4-ln,e
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MARKS OF A BRAScH.-A Won,

MARKS OF A BRAscH.-A young mar
named James Branch, was before the Mayor yess
terday, and held to bail for his coed behavior and
TO answer an indictment by the next Grand Jury,
for assaultiDg and beating Solomon Mat ka, near
the Armory bridge, on the night OF the Oath inst
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KASE's AncrIo FxrsDfTioH may be
seen ON canvass Ut Metropolitan Hall, tomorrow
evening. Remember the fact and visit the pano-
rama.
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pIsoRDxRIY.-John Matthias, negro,
for b~iog dunk and disordsry In the streets, Vas
hsfors the Mayor yesterday, and punishsd.
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF CoAL.-The shipment of Goa
from the P;tsburg (pa y market, during the recent
rise In the rivers, is estimated at 8,500000 bush
els, the largest shipment ever made from that mar
ket.
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"a DR. r. .. VEsr, late of Henrico,
having removed to Richmond, tenders his profess
sional services to the pabc. Office for the present
with Dr., Owen B. Hill. corner Wall and Franklin
streets Residence, Edgemont House, Main street.
few doors below Second Baptist church.
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| MAMMOTH HoGs.-Nneteea hogs were bCtcher
| ed at the Western Lunatic Asylum last week
which weighed s34S pounds being average O
| Isl pounds SIX of the nineteen weighed 1854
poupds-average 332
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LITERARY TREAT.-This evening is the
time appointed for q rare literary treat at Metro
politan Hall. Besides au interesting and instruc-
tive lecture, and an original poem, glee club
will be present TO discourse sweet music. The
receipts from this entertainment are to be added
to the fund of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion
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LITERARY TREAT-This evening

THR You've GUARD LIGHT BATTALION
were out In procession yesterday to attend the
funeral Of late Lieut. JAMES SIzER of that corps
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- DIR. j v. HoBsox, fs s.
HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
5fH, BELOW MAIN bTRkkT, s
de l5-lm RICHAOKU.

~ MEDICAL CARD. - On. HYLvAyus
L. INGRAN having located In this CITY, respectfully
tenders his professional services to its c1tinens
Ofice and residence for the present on BANK
STREET. near the MechanicS Institute
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r Couo8s. CoLDs. HoARsENEss, &C

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
son has the effect OF bringing ont host OF proies-
sedly new specifics and while some few may De
good many are useless and some even dangerous.
70 prevent disappointment, the best course TO Pur
sue is 10 consult your family ply scan or otherwise
has proved to be safe and effcacous OF this class
is TfLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARA
BIC Originally the favorite prescription of an en-
ipent phy ysician it soon became q popular family
medicine, and without advertising, has continued
to enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
vears In all recent cases it acts like charm, and
Ia Chronic cases, Bronchitis Hopping Cough. Group,
Asthma &c il is used with unparalleled success, rs
most families will testify.
Sold by FISHER 4 winston, MEADE BAKER. A
BoprKER &c at IS cents per bottle. and III an ele
9snt and pleasant LozenSe form, lz1a and rs CENTS
per box, called TYLERs "GUA ARABIC CoUGH CANDY
fuops SO N-3m
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PRETTY COOP PRloE.-The Newark IN. j. Msrcn
~ is inform that the Boston and New Haven
pork firms have sent their sgents through all low
or New Jersey, to bny all the heavy pork for sale
at eight cents per pound. These houses have con
tr&cted to supply whaling company, which the,
desire to meet promptly
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The eight noraing papers Of London puhlish -.
plraa exteDding 70 about aix cofumns, Of speschss
81 thS bAsQuss given the night be5ofV q Manehes-
tsw 70 Jehs Right and Mr. Gibeon.
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DEATH OF A LATE U. s. CoNsUL.-B. Boston Buch-
anan, Esq, formerly U. s. consul at La Roc helle,
France, died board the steamship Ariel, during
her recent protracted and stormy passage from
Uayre To New York.
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- DENTIsTRY.-

UENTIDTkY.-
J. + III NJ &c HA RD,
lOfee and Residence, corner OF Main and 7th sts |
Tenders his services to the citizens of Richmond and
adjoining counties, in his professional capacity
From An experience of ten years, he feels confident
that he can warrant all operations performedsby
him. to give entire satisfaction de Il--lms
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Cold PLusGs Last Tuesday night q

Cold PLusGs Last Tuesday night q
party OF gentlemen while pasrolng in Henrico
county, short distance west of the city, discover
ed fellow making of from them, with bag upon
one OF his shoulders, aud suspectiug that some.
thing was wrong, ordered him to stop Finding
that he was being approached the fellow dropped
his bag and dashed of. OF course he was pursued,
aud thinking that he was about TO be ovsrtaken,
made directly for the canal, lsapsd into it and
effected bis escape, his pursuers not feeling dis.
posed TO take the plunge, after long run. The
bag, It is said, contained ten fine puets. all dead
and the remains of a mammoth Shanghai cock
which had been lifted from their roost somew here
on the ou!skirtspf Sydney, and would mo doubt
have appeared in market yesterday morning bui
for the patrol.
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THn ClLEsrIAL EMPIRS, about which
90 much has bsen written and said, 10 admirably
represented in The beantiiul panorama, now on
exhibition At the Meehanics' Institute Hall.
visit to this rare exhibition will cost bat Is cents.
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Egg THE BEsr CoysH sYRUP IN THE

The best Cough Syrup in the world is Earts-
horne's Pectorai Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
- This article is prepared by chemist and is pro
nounced by medical men, aud those who have used
It, to be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
Catarrh, Bronchitis. Hoarseness Sore Throat from
9 cold. and preventive of that lion OF diseases.
Persons who sing shculd use it. It is pleasant TO
the taste softens clears and strengthens the voice.
allays llrrtstiou of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles Is aud 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
towns in Virginia. oc l5-6m
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- RlMovAL. .--DR. BRI00s has re-
moved his Offce to basement Of Mstropolitas Hall
Once hours. 10 N and 8 M daily. Rss:dspss,
corner 9th and Broad streets dss-ln
PROSPECTUS OF TIE INDEX, 70
MoND. wEKKLY AND sEHI-wEEKLY.-I N
issue on the Sd OF Jsnusry 1859 in the 0ity Of ReA
the above title devoted to Politics. Litsra.sTs. Co.
mercal Matters, and the General News OF the day.
uo Ss nas S a s. Ss e
Democratic principles of VrRinia. Ideem itsearee-
~ necessary to make even this announcement hers.
with its Democratic press Rsspeetins the men =
the party andof all parties-those who aspire 70 oE
that ras INDEX vi. e Sss s
partzau Of none and without implicit confidence IN
any. Particular attention will " paid g the Com
Department will be entrusted 10 conpetsnt hands.
In every department It VIII havs the aid Of The
an
journal at the metropolis Of virginia ssNs. a.s
Tssnscssni . Wsssly paper = psr annun week
de 6-wAdlm BENNkT n DE WITT.
EIFTY DOLLARH-I. NJ SINGER q
i CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-UFFIcE 2l7 MAIN 6rlRnf, RlcHnoHe,
MSnS @Gs s,Dss 6 e
and Leather Machines. which for durability ana
beauty Of nnish. cannot be surpassed by any. Our
changes they are made to sew. hem. gather asd
stitch from tho coarsest cotton bag heAvy
leather, TO the finest silk, satin or lace, OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con-
struction. ease Of management and saving Of time,
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted y
Machine. for light work. WIN bs found one q u
prettiest and beet in use IL put up In Rosewood
Mahogany or Enamelsd cases. TO suit the parlor or
work k-room. Our agent, being nne nschinlst, b
prepared to repair Machines and to give all the In
structions, 80 that the operators can adjust their
Mach with all ease. Ladies' will be instructed
charge We invite all to call and examine where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady Spsr
ators and Agent to give explanations whether they
purchase not.
SILK, Thread and Cotton OF all colors and descrip
tions: Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
all or application BY mall or otherwise. ssse
Stitching and Quilting Of every description. On
| Cloth or Leather. asF3
shirts, &C, made to order. at short notice. go
au 2S-ly SINGER 90.
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| VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAWI

A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs.D DAVIS
lACOUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known rems-
dies for Coughs and Colds, has been in in Rich
vsas and has sWa provsd ecacons IN G1
and Colds. The following certificate was voluntari.
iy given by Rev. Mr. Wiles in 1854.
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March 28, 1854:
Mr.. G. G. WALTER Dear sir: take pleasure in
pu, chased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whoopng Cough
very bad have used it also in cases of Colds, At
tended with ssvere coughing and in ,ry case che
same happy results have been produced. regard
Judgment no family ought TO be withoutit.
Pastor Of the NJ E. Church. South. On n o.roins Cir
cult, Va Conf.
For sale b.. Mrs. A. B. DAVIS. Fisher Winston.
Hil1spangh Jshnston' J. Nv w. Gaflick. = J. Pieot.
EREAT ATTRACTlON.-New Goods
~ for the Holidsys.-sCHAPP l. CO have just
Glass. housekeeping aud Fancy Goods. Teys, etc
fully worth the attention of si In want Of
No Iton Stone China Diuner, Tea ana Toilet Sets
French China Goods Of every description, very
richly gilded; carefully selected for Christmas
Did Dominion, Britannia and silver-platei Coffee
Kerosene. Fluidard Oil Lamps of metal and glass
wioE-war.; as Market, Work and Snack Baskets
Knives and Forks, spoons, Ladies', Teatrays
Japannsd and plain Tinware
French Timed Iron Kettles, Sauce Pans, etc
ehovels and Tongs, Coal scuttles. Tenders
scrub, Dusting. shoe, Whtewash and Cloth Brushes
nats in short, any thing in the housekeeping line
Fancy .sood ss Port Mennaie'. 0asas. Exstlso1
Psrf1msry, Splendid Hair Pins. and Thousands
of other articles
SCHAAP cos,
de 10 Corner Broad and Sd streets.
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Two hundred aud NINETY seven vessels are laid
upin the hsrbov Of Chicago tor the wiptsr.
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SEyEaE Snow STORM IN vERhoSf.-Througho
Vermont on Wednesday last. severe Snow s'orm
was expsrisnced, accompanied with q high wind
which seriously blocked up the roads and renders
cd them in some places next to impAssAbe.
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~ A LONG EsTABLIsHgD Custom.
y has long been thecustoom ON each return of the
Ohristmas and New Year Hsllidays between attach.
60 triends, brothers, sister. parents and children
TO exchange some small token OF esteem or present
some memento with may be held sacred in after
years.
Whatcan be moro desirable or appropriate. ~ gft
on snch an OCCASION than beautifully executed and
correct AmbrosS pc or Photograph such a. are made
&C the well arranged Gallery Of g. w. MINNIs 1917
Main street. He has just received . large and
cnoice se.sctioncf Frdmss Cases. Lockets Pins. De-.
&c n which to have Pictures placed. Persons
ing likeness worth retaining. with someth nQ
beautiful In which TO have IL placed should not fail
70 visit his Gallery Remember the number 1877 Aafn
street 0DD0sife the Posf Office ds ~
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Bronze CASTING The price demanded at the
Florence foundry for putting into bronze the
colossal statue of Clay, by the sculptor Hart was
abou 81, ,e00 AS the work could be done at Munich
ftr S30oo or one half including the transportation
of the model to the foundry, aud of the staIue to
Amsterdam for shipment when finished, the artist
has made an arrangement to have it done in that
city. There is one important difference betwee d
the manner of casting at Munich and that practised
| at some other fo2Ddries. which is, that at Muuict
a statue comes FROM The mould in two or more
pieces, to be Joined by brsZing with solder, like
a common iron casting by which the operation is
much facilitated aud the expense reduced. AT
the Florence foundry the figure is cast entire. and
after the process Of cleaning there is no applcs
tion of polishing tool or file.
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~ LICoRICR.

A. O. Q. BRAND.
THE ABOVE wELs KNOWN FAvoRIFE BRAND, ALWAYS
oNSA.E,BY JAMES @. MCANDHEW.
de Sly 81 PINE STREET, NRw YohK
~ Gnoaas B. 6TnlL, Dentist, Ufics
and residence. No 81, on Main. between Sth and 9Th
sEeets Richmond Va. nv eo--,-
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INTERESTING DIspATcHEs.--The Navy Departn

INTERESTING DIsPATCHEs.--The Navy Department
has received dispatches from Commodore Lavel-
iette. of the Wabash. dated Beyrout, November
ID. 1t will be remembered the commodore was
sent by the government to redress the Outrages
committed on the American citizens near Jaffa.-
On arrival there he had a long interview with the
Pacha. -Four of the outlaws in prison, and the
fifth, whom it is alleged is the guilty party, yet
at large. The commodore informed the Pscha
that speedy action must be had with reference to
them. The Pacha replied it would be contrary to
usage. if not to the laws of Turkey, to proceed to
conviction or punishment of the four until the
ifth had been apprehended; but he manifested a
disposition to do all he could. The next day the
Pacha convened the ceuncil, and made out q
case against ths prisoner, which the Pacha said
would be laid before the Sultan at Constantinople
The commodore transmitted all the papers to our
minater at Constantinope and thinks there. will
be little or no delay in obtaining Justice.
The Wabash was greatly admired wherever she
went. She will cruise along the coast of Syria,
Palestine aud Egypt The Macedonia at
Smyrna, but the Commodore had ordered her to
the coast, there to remain until her stores were
exhausted.
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CnRIsfMAs IN GEoRGIA.-At Augusta, Ga, on
Christmas day, Vim. Osborne was stAbbed and
killed by Thomas Jones. mouldsr, and ip the
evening mau named Pritchsrd, from Wilmington,
NJ c., was shot BY one named Wilson, who mis-
took him for somebody else. At Calhoun, Ca,
Joseph Il Walker, youth, Was accidentally shot
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OF TIE MARINE CoRPs.-The bill recently reported
by Mr. Davis of Mississippi, from the Senate Com
mttee Military Affairs, exctes considerable 10.
terest among officers Of the army and marine CORDS
troduced by Mr. Iyerson on the 20th of January
last, and is entitled, "A bill to promote the eff
cheney of the army aud of the marine corps by re-
tiring disabled and infirm officers"
The first section provides that if any commits
stoned .fficor of the army shall have become, or
shall hereafter become, incapable of performing
the duties of his Office, he shall, az provided In
the second section of the act b8 placed upon q
retired list, with the pay proper of the highest
rank held by him at the time of his retirement.
whether by staff or regimental commission, aud
with the service rations to which he may then be
entitled, including general officers gho may be re
tired. and the regular allowance fof one t.
II the officers disability be proved to result from
wounds received In action, his pay proper is to bs
that of his highest rank by brevet or Otherwise
The section also provides that not more than one
I seventh per cent of the whole number of officers
in the army shall be the retired list at any one
| time.
The second section provides for the appointment
of board to be composed of not less than We nor
more than nine commissioned officers, to examine
any officer, who, on the plea OF incapaciy, shall
voluntarily apply to be retired, or, on being or.
dered to perform any duty appropriate to his
mission, shall report himself unable to comply
with such order whatever officer in the opin-
ion Of the President of the United States is inca
pacitated from performing his duties. This board
10 to be composed of officers superior in rank to that
Of the officer examined.
If it appears from this examination that the of
fcer's disability BE traced to vicious habits, he
is then to be tried by court martial, on char.
ges aud specifications duly setting forth the often
ees alleged without Limitation TO the date when
committed
The findings of all such boards must have the
approval of the Executive.
The third section provides that whenever the
hall dvi ia IN
who has been withdrawn from active service aud
-etred from the liue Of PROMOTION, TO be placed
any duty Tot incompatible with his condition,
such officer shall, for the time he may be 80 .
ploy be entitled TO all the pay and allowance
of the grade with which be was rstrd from active
service and promotion.
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CoNTIHuED.-Joseph Kane was at the
Mayors Court yesterday to answer for beating bis
vito OAtharine, but ~ she Was too much indis-
posed to appear, the examination was postponed
until Tuesdsy nisht.
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Prosperity or MosrREAL.--The Montreal papers
state that q recent census ofthe new built houses
shows that within the last thirteen months bee
tween 750 aud 500 stone and brick houses have
been erected 10 Montreal.
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STEAM FIRE ENGINES The New York steam fl re
engines were tried on Christmas day. The engines
propelled themselves from the Novelty Works to
each about ten men, in 25 minutes. The j. c
Cary threw a two inch stream 179 feet 10 inches
perpendicuarly, and II stream about 25 feet
higher. Playing horizontally she threw ~
inch stream 200 feet. At her highest speed she
discharged upwards of 1900 gallons per minute
The J. G. Storm, a new engine, when first tried,
threw l5 stream Ill feet perpeudicularly.
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nM DsBILIrArEp PERsoxs-Thos

who have suffered from hcessant fevers, loss OF ap
petite or improper digestior-may easily be cured
by the use Of BAKERS BITfERs. We have known
persons entirely restored TO health By these bitters
after visiting ali the watering places without receiv
ing any benefit II any OF our readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver. In
digestion Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach or Lo5s OF
Appetite they will d nd certain relief by using these
Bitiers as directed Delicate females may lest as
sured that these Bitters are admirably adapted TO
th cir diseases and never fail in quick ckeping nature
and restoring the bloom of health 70 their cheeks
Teething infants may also be improved by their
use--xhlst all classes and will be benefited
by their strengthening properties, As family
medicine these Bitters stand unrivalied, and must
eventually supsrsede all others We invite trial
at once. -
For ssleby Purcell. Ladd Go. and By all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. &C IL
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nov A. ,ur z rrrUcxv MrIr.ny ISsr,r,yrx a

Row AT fHE KENTUCKY MILITARY ISsrIrUrE.-A
letter from the Military Institute Dear Frankfert
KY, states that quite rev came on there sbont
the sth inst. It appears that two OF the andenta
were fighting = duel with pistoIs and wsrS parted
BY Col Morgan, the General Superintendent Of
the Institution. From this the diasatis1sction
commenced. Twcntyseven atudenls left inamsdt
ateiy, and tn irteen moro we're soon to follow.
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SMALL Pox IN BosToS.-For the year 1858. now
near its close, only one death has occurred In Bos
ton from small pox, while In New York the NOR
taity from this disorder has, at times been as high
as twenty per week, and, probably, for the entire
wear will reach 400 or more.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

4 =
| - BATHS Baths, BATHS Hot
Jold and shower Baths can be had daily stal]
hours, at the American Hair Outing, Shaving AM
Entrance on llth street. =
Single Baths Is cents. or tioksts COR q - 10
AcfRssH L1EoHHs.-I have lust re.
celyed, By Adams Express, freah lot OF Svsdira
LkECHk kB. which Will b. applied upon most reason
sbl0 terzns.
P.g.-Curping and Leeching promptly attended
Co. Can be found at all hours Of the day 81 the Hat
Dressing Room under tbs American Hotel and q
uight on 9Th street. French Garden Hill
my 3-6 q. O. H0DSOu
- STovEs, RANGES AID FUKuAons,
Now in store full supply. cargo OF schr Mignio.
nette Purchasers are invited to examine the quail
~ o. our E.res We especially rsyommsnt the
6lcnmsnd kaEtabie Furnace. Bay State Cooking
Repairs always hand for ell leading articles sold
ct the Governor Street Stove Store -
u. Wanted immediately two fnst class work kInsn
&C ID GEORGE oTARRETT.