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M AREETC

RICHMOND, March 3l.-The Legislature has passed
the bank bill, with an amendment requiring the
Banks to resume specie payment on the list of May.
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THE SALE OF THE COIJINS TN

New YORK, March 31.--A company of Sappers
and Miners left West Point to-day for Utah, in
command of Captain Duane and Lieutenant Alex
ander.
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FIRE ATHARRJSRuRC
FOR THE Utah ARMY

HARRISBURG, March 3l.-Rev Dr. Dewitt's Pres
byterian Church and four adjacent dwellings, were
destroyed by fire last night
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An "honest starving mechanic" writes 70 tne
Troy Times that secret organization nd t go
formed among the aboring of Troy! WnU ants
without work, for the purpose of eommIg tb hc
of violence a means of procuring ioou 'o' '
families
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD CoMpANY.-A
meeting of the stockholders of this Company is to
be held in Alexandria on the Goth of April for the
purpose of considering the act recently passed by
the State to the Company, and for the transaction
of other business.
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MURDER.-In Portsmouth, N. H., last evening, the
wife of Daniel R. Spinney was shot dead, while en-
tering her house in company with her husband
Mr.. Spinney also received buckshot in his arm
Nelson N. Downing has been arrested for the crime,
between whom and Mr.. Spinney difficulty had oc-
Cured short time previously.
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The following is an extract of a letter from
farmer in Jay county, Illinois, to the American In
dustria Association People here cannot pay their
debts, things SO low; wheat As to so cents per
bushel butter cts. per pound; eggs cents per
Dozen. and other things in proportion. We would
like to have good girl to help in Homework but
to raise the amount of travelling expenses is out of
my power. | have over $4,000 due, and cannot
command SIS over and above current expenses;
but if you are disposed to send me girl, will
see that you get the money as soon as I can COM
mand it,"
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libel the publishers of the Daily Free Press, for
copying from the Blue Book the amount of the sala-
riesr of said Postmaster and his clerks, and the
amounts paid him by Government for publishing
laws and advertising
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mornn,ont 70 Com, Perry is to be erected at
C,ni n 70 o cost So 900 to be IS feet high
surmo~mtsd H by fe-like statue of Perry and COM
,,lat
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MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL, March 17-CoTToN.-The market under free
receipts and the news from America has been very dull
and prices have given I'D since the departure of the
Niagara The sales of the three days only 900
bales, nearly all to the trade.
At Manchester there is little business doing and
prices dropping.
observation-disclosures Spence 4 Co., report liberal
arrivals and dull market for all descriptions Flour ne
elected and quite nominal Wheat dull and selling in
tail at previous rates Corn in limited request
lower. Mixed and Yellow 34s. White 33s Cd (d34s.
PRovIsIONsBeef difficult to SELL and in the absence of
transactions prices unchanged Pork neglected and lower
70s. taken for fine Bacon dull and tending downward
Lard dull at sos. for fine Tallow steady.
PRoDUcE.-Ashes firm and rather higher. Pots 35s Cd
pearls S@3Ss. Sugars quiet Coffee steady. Carolina
Rice selling at 22s Cd d24s Tea inactive Oils generally
unchanged. Resin rather easier common as Sd Spirits
of Turpentine nominal at 40s.
LONDON Observation-Disclosures dull but prices I'M
changed Sugar firm but refined rather cheaper. Coffee
unchanged. Tea quiet but frm-Congou Is. Id. Rice
slightly lower Tallow quiet but full prices asked-P Y
C., 55s 3D. Lnseed oil Dos Scotch pig iron SIS Cd a
SIS Cd
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VIRGINIA. RANKS

NFw YORK, March 30.-Judge Hall has denied
the motion of an injunction to prevent the sale of
the Collins Line of steamers.
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DARING RoBBERY.-On Sunday afternoon last,
the large ewelry establishment of Messrs. Mitchell
Tyler, North Main, between 18th and l4th streets
was forcby entered and robbed of 81 500 or So 900
by ascending ladder in rear of the store, where
an Improvement was being made scaling parapet
wall, and then descending into the rear lot of
Messrs. NJ. t. Once in the yard, the thief was
entirely hid from view He then had only to set to
work with the iron bars around him, force nm the
sliding iron shutters and enter the back window
After getting into he store, the thief bolted the
front door. and then helped himself to sixty seal
rings, worth $500, three or four dozen plain gold
rings of fine quality, two carved band bracelets
worth $50 per pair; five six plain band bracelets
one gold watch, and perhaps other valuable goods
not yet missed.-Richmond Dispatch.
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DEATH BY HYDRoPHoBIA.-The Lancaster Times
of this morning, says;-'Mr. Henry Webb, of this
of Hy drophobia. He had been bitten in the hand
by mad dog about nine weeks ago. His attack
was of the most malignant kind, and his sufferings
were circulating. He leaves wife, with one or
two children. He was engaged at working at the
Conestoga Match Factory, and has always been
esteemed for his universal kindness"
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A., Aspipwall correspondent of the Richmond
Saat6 REPORTS that Col. Kinneys grant on the Mos
;to shore is to be recognized shortly by the Mica
riaruan Government.
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Roval Phelps, mail carrier between New London,
c noS and Stonington, arrested at the last
.,d Mace on Saturday evening, on suspicion
nr robbinr the mails.
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The Lee (Mass.) Cleaner says that the girls in
the high school have caught the contagion of
Frenchifying their names, by the substitution of ie
for A. and asks, wv hattie is a mamie %
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ARREST OF A KIDNAPPER.-A white man giving
his name as John Jones Moore, arrested at Ash
land, Hanover county, Va, on Friday last, on the
charge of kidnapping negro. At first he claimed
the negro as his slave, and said he was on his way
to Philadelphia to receive medical treatment for
the rheumatism. But upon being questioned, he
said the negro free and produced what pur-
ported to be certificate of freedom, duly sign
ed by the proper authorities of Charleston-guar-
anteeing freedom to William Jackson. The white
man had an examination before a Magistrate,
Charles B.. Stuart, Esq, appearing for him, and
was committed to Jail on the charge of kid
mapping free negro. On getting to the Court
House the jaier told the negro he had to tell the
truth, whereupon he said he was slave and be-
lOnged to Mrs. Weston of Charleston, S. c., and
that if he wanted further information it could be
obtained by addressing letter to Mr.. Franck Wes-
ton of that place. The negro says his name is
Adam. He had pistol in his pocket and some
money, and a through ticket from Weldon, n. c.,
to Philadelphia A discrepancy in giving their
names, excited the suspicion of the conductor the
Fredericksburg Railroad, who put him off at Ash
land. The parties have been lodged in Jail, where
they will remain until the proper information is re-
ceived for sending them back to Charleston, S. C.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-01

The Court of Appeals decide, in the suit growing
out OF Harpers' fire, that when insurance compa
ny insures on workshop, they take the risk of all
articles ordinarily and necessarily used in the trade
carried on, and that the fact of champhene being
on the premises does not violate the Insurance. be-
cause it was necessarily used in the business
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DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WoRsBIP.-4 man named
Columbus Lee was yesterday arrested by officer
Bailey, for disturbing the worshippers of Emory
Chapel, and held to bail for further hearing.
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/ DEPor BURNED.-The passenger depot of the New
Jersey R. R. at Phillippsburg was totally destroyed
by fire on Saturday morning, the Goth. The fire
caught from the sparks of the locomotive
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-01

The people of Watertown, N. Y. have adopted
the plan of introducing into every street of the
town small fire engines, about the size of common
garden engines, easily worked by one man, and
available at an early stage of fire when it can be
easily extingushed. The plan is said to work well
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-01

Methodist minister from Virginia, was swindled
out of 1888 in Cincinnati last week, by the "patent
safe game"
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CoRREcTIoN-Th Columbian Fire Company has
been dstricted to that part of the city lying nof.
of Cough street, east and west of Jones falis u
the city limits.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Martin Burnheim, arrest
ed few days since, on the charge of vending bogus
afternoon before Justice Showacre which resulted
in his being committed for trial
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COFFEE SwINDLE.-The latest swindle is that of
fictitious firm in New York, named Olliphant, Bart
lett Co., who, under the pretext of appointing
agents for the sale of West India coffee, and who,
after the receipt of stipulated remittance, failed to
send on, as a matter of course. They have opera
ted quite extensively in the West. ..&
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saddle and harness mandatory in Newark has
recently received order from Government for the
equipment for 800 horses for the Utah army.
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20 GOLD SHIPMENTs.-The steamship Black Warrior
took out on Saturday one hundred thousand dollars
in American gold for New Orleans, and fifty thous-
and dollars in Spanish doubloons for Havana.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG A NJ S
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
MARKETS..
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF TIL
r w. DAILY EXCHANGE.

New York, March 31---The steamer Persia, with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th instant, arrived
this morning. The news by the steamer Arago
reached Liverpool on the 18th inst.
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ANOTHER SrABBING CAsE.-Two persons, named
John Spalding and John Sauppe, arrested on Tues
day night and confined in the Southern District
station house, got into difficulty, when the for
eye, inficting serious wound Justice BOYD com
mitted him for court
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MALICIOUS ATTEMPT To DESTROY A DWELLING
Yesterday morning about two O'Clock the Drug
and Apothecary store of Mr. j. p. Williamson, No.
l26 North Gay street, was broken into from the
rear, but the robbers not finding what they ex-
pected attempted to destroy the house In four
distinct places fire was kindled-in each of the
drawers of the counters, in the closet of the
in the rear of the store, Immediately beneath the
apartment in which the family slept, and in the
cellar. The smoke penetrating the upper rooms
application of few buckets of water extinguished
the flames. The loss will not exceed SIS, which is
covered by insurance in the Equitable office.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-01

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Fhe stock market had been
heavy and the price of conols slightly declined clos
ing price the 10th &C. money and 90 97
for ACCOMPLISHING firm The given hea-
viness is the disrust which prevailed with regard
affairs of France and European politics generally.
The arrivals of gold in London the 18th amounted to
Sass, 544, mostly from Australia.
The money market had undergone change either in
the rates the demand
The Brazilian mail steamer with 1922 $50 in specie and
the West India mail steamer, with 81 46 961 specie
rived at Southampton on the 10th.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
The London Times of the 10th says that the proceed
ing day Illinois Central New York Central Erie Rail-
road securities showed increased rmness the actual
business was confined to sales of
New York Central Shares at............S3
Erie Mt
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The New JAM.-The ordinance to provide for
the payment of the Indebtedness of and completing
the new Jail, which passed the First Branch of the
Council few days since, was taken up in the Second
Branch last evening, and amended so to limit the
amount of the issue of stock at the present time to
about htty-two thousand dollars, or suffciency to
pay the award of the arbtrators in behalf of the
Messrs. Reynolds, leaving the further issue to
plete the structure until plan shall be determined
upon. The ordinance also provides for the levying
of tax of two cents every 500 worth of asses
sable property per annum for the space Of fifteen
years to redeem stock authorized to be issued.
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CHARGE OF PERJURY.-We stated in Yesterdays pa
per, the arrest of a man named Henry Brooks upon
charge of forgery, brought against him by Mrs
Gertrude Saurbein. The latter person was arrested
yesterday at the instance ofMr Brooks partner Of Mr.
Hahn, who charges her with perjury in falsely swear
ing IN the case as stated yesterday. She was held
for further hearing by Justice Mckinley. .t1----
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A New MARKET HoUsE-The First Branch of the
City Council yesterday passed ordinance, pro-
the site of the Centre market, between Second and
Lombard streets. 1t provides that the work shall
be commenced by the City Commissioner as soon as
practicable, and that the market shall be erected
upon the plan of the Beair market with the addi-
ton of clerks Office the north end, oyer the
stalls 1t also provides that the consent of ma
jority of the stockholders shall be obtained before
the work be commenced, and appropriates $4,000,
much thereof as may be necessary for the pur-
pose.
HYMENEAL STATIsTICs.-During the month of
March the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas is
sued eighty-four marriage licenses. The number
issued during the same period in 1857 was ninety
six, showing decrease of twelve this wear as com
pared with the corresponding month OF 1857.
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SwIYDLING 0PERATIoN-Ye sterday afternoon
three men, named James Riley, Christopher Hughes
and James Cooper, arrested by Sergeants
Townsend and Carback and officer Herbert, of the
Eastern District, on the charge of swindling r.
into the store of Frank on Broadway, below Ian
caster street, and asked change for twenty dollar
gold pieces the proprietor counted out fifteen gold
dollars and five dollar bill One of the three said
he did not want dollar pieces, and apparently
pushed the change back Frank discovered that five
gold dollars were missing, and accused them OF ia
king it. They denied this and became quite indig-
nant at the idea of being called thieves. The store
arrested. They were taken before Justice Griffin,
who sent them to Jail for trial Several parties
subsequently, appeared to have the prisoners re
leased on bail, but the justice not being satisfied
with the security, declined setting them tree.
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lNQUEsrs.-Coroner Gorton was yesterday called
to hold an inquest over the body of colored man
named Edward Lee, about 40 years old, who was
found in alley of house on WIKI street between
Broadway and Ann st. The jury rendered YER
DICT that the deceased came to his death from ex-
belonged to the estate of Benjamin Robinson, of
Anne Arundel county,
The same Coroner held an inquest over the body
OF white male infant, found on lot near Broad
way Verdict, death by violence from the hands
OF party or parties unknown
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-16

W 9Eh NlNt tlF iNf'b~II HIN.-ln consequence
u . Of the wide spread celebrity of DIR. YOUNG,
nafnefous mpnstors have sprung into exisence pre-
tnHdiug ~ be- perfect MASTERS OF the heRug art. and
have succeeded I'm imposing upon "A few Of the m
wary sufferers. Persons Wishing to consult n Phy-i-
cinn. should be very careful how they put aonfdencc
IN The published statements of such CharlHlans. for
they are ns unscr lpulous such statements as in
their practice Of medicine, aud n " very unsafe To
trust They viii first deceive YOU by false certificates
procured from '.drunken oafprs" who periure them.
selves get money to- sosfy the cravings of dis.
pqsed appetite when such Gunck gains your con
icncr, h" viii then do-e you with mercury and other
puisn ~ drugs, and after they have robbed you Of
Nour money aud injured your conSlion, they will
rnst OF with the charge thai you have not FOL.
lowed his drociions
The only WAY 10 avoid such mposiers Is 10 con
suit nr J.C. Young. the Pioneer Advertising Phvs-
clan of California. At meeting Of the Medical INC.
nit. Of this STATE called 10 investigate the source of
mglpracticc that has caused much suffering in
this country. u was unanimously recommended Tint
NJ the afflicted should consrlt DR.. Young as he " ~
The only regulnr physCjan now advertising IN Cali
rerri7. ~ others in his line being packs and mpos
tors and are net 10 be trusted The nfnicici viii
pieasc ke notice than there was not a Physician NJ
the meeting no hHd ever seen or heard or n single
case of malpractice from DR.. NonnE, while not one
NJ them but had seen number of cases from the
foreign quacks, who so vautiihgy set forth their
pretended virtues in the pnUlic prints.
The above facts shout be borne in mind BY ell
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven, they getting thoroughly expos
ed. and IL will not be long before they will have To
fy the country 20 avoid tho Just Indignation uf an
outraged public Then will all good people II ank
Or Young for his cOuiuued efforts TO bGnlsh Quack.
cry from our midst.
DIR YOUNG can be consulted from A NJ to aP
VI. Mt bic Office, CORNER 81 California and Montgomery
streets. nverthe parigc IA press office San Francisco
Al letters enci sfg The usual # Oslo, will meet
with prompt attention.
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livery description Of Banksexecnted on the short
"aotic". with unrivallel taste and noatnrsS.
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Butte RECORD.
,r,,IsHEp pAI.r SUNDAYS EXCEPTED

nee on Bird street, between Myers and
HuntoOn SITS.
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EnERE ARETnnrSANn

IWERE ARE THOUSANDS in thlsstate suffering
Tor want of Scientific medical treatment and
You Tear to apply 10 "A Physician. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been by some
OF the dhSratans "A h tuf.si the community aud ho
publish themselves rs good physicians, professors.
etc. To all such We unhe-itaiingIy recommend Dr.
Young, n a Physical Ia whom niI oan place con
hdence. lie is n man Of eminent and Iyofnlnd
study, good surgeon, an HONORABLE, man and one
who can .ympa~hse with persons IN afaction His
standing a. PhHsic,an ard gentleman nrc both
guarou,eed-the FIRST by his medical works which
are an kor to their author and the extensive and
highly successful course Of practice with which te
has been houorod since his advent in California and
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle OF
acquantances,
I'd EMEMBER-That DR. J. C. Younp's ofare for
IA the treatment 81 Private Diseases i NJ The cor
ner Of Montgomery ana California -ts San Francisco
RENEMBER-Thai Or. Young wants no patjepi.
hut those fully capable 81 approaching ard di-, n.
gushing the services of a regular thorough IRE
physic an, from The paltry unlearned and trlains
1aack.
! REMEMBER That DR. Young Il the only regular
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases Of impru
dence
/ RENEMBER-That Dr. Younz's remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown to all others pre-
pared from life spent in the great IIo.ptals Of Eu
rope aud the MS; n iais country, from pure ca sn
cal. Ipo-e1
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The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZES one
Of the largest aud best weekly papers OF the duy. An
Imperial QunIto containing eight pages or forty cob
umns. of entertaining original matter aud elegantly
illustrated every week,
gun worth from 30 cents to $4,000 90 in gold, will
be presented 10 each subscriber immediately On 10.
ceipt OF The subscription money.
One copy for one year 81 90 and gin.
one copy for Two Years. 80 and gifts.
one copy for three yours. 90 aud gifts.
one copy for five years. 90 and gifts.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. s. 90 md gifts.
Five copies one year. 90 and gins
Ten copies one year. II 90 and 0sifs.
Twenty copies one year. 80 90 and II gifts
The articles to be distributed are comprised In tho
following list:
, Packages of gold, containing. $500 90 each
10 do do do =. 100 90 each
10 pntent lever hunt'g casd watches 500 90 each
20 gold watches...... "............ 10 w each
90 do do ........'... ......oO w each
200 do do ................,. 80 % each
800 ladies' gold watches. IS 00 each
200 silver hunting cascd watches. 80 % each
900 silver watches $40 To % 90 oach
1000 gold guard vest fob chains 10 To 30 90 each
Gold ockets, bracelets brooches, ear drops, Srenst
pins cut pins. sleeve buttons, shirt studs, watch
keys cold AMI silver Ihnnl,s, aud variety Of other
articles, worth from 90 cents 10 Flo each.
Immediately ON receipt OF the subscription money,
the subscribers name VIII be entered upon our sub
scriI ton book upsoso n number. and the gun cor
responding with that number will be- forwarded with
In one week. to the subscriber, 10y mail or express
10 BECKETT co,
IS and 40 Morat building 335 Dnoadway, New York
s.'Specimens complete tent tree. Agents wanted
l!-lam-isl
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LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be found at the old stand, corner OF
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted privatel ana WIN the
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily,
from sA. NJ, untils Pm. (Curesaways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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CABIN EFT.

'ecfstary NJ s,nte owls Case
"ATreasrtv ........... ...... Howell Cobb
" interior. .............i Jacob Thomson
NA"N...... ........... Ahr ~ iF''Nn
" wnr.............. ........J r. Fiovd
r~t~Astrr General ...... .......... Naih1n CHORD
ASSISTANT Secretary of State ....... Henry Ledyard
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Notice.
A IL.

u .-,-oCOUNTs WHICH HAVE
.. ssA AZ, asains, The Universal Restaurant since
F.ents d., :, HSrch- will b. promptly settled on
JOSEPH lLLiGICH.
WYE, MAJ -, Is5s. III '''@i restaurant ,ri,',
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Cancer Cured without thu
knifr!

Mnrk-Ths Is tho Dr. Davis who performed 10
mnDy wonderful cures at his office ,Ci broadway,
Now York.
Notice TO the Old Country People.
DR.. Davis treats All cases the same he did Ia
Madam STEPHENS HOSPITAL. IN Dublin.
Once hours. from 4. NJ, TO = NJ.
OFFlCE-No. 10 l. street between Second and
Third Feb 3d--tf