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nsns ARE You SuFrERKn Are you

Etsas ARK YOU a SUFFERER Are you
afflicted with Chiils and Fever, nervous headache.
stomach, indigestion torpidty Of tho liver. cos
tyeuess or loss of appetite? II So Iesort at once to
the use Of BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERr and be
rel we'd. Have you bad cold, do you suffer with
cold feeti Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
ERS, and be permanently cured. Acting they
DO upon the blood. stomach and bowels, ordinary
disease ot the system withstand tBeir assaults
but yies TO its invigorating powers, and he 9TH and
cheerfuiness assume the stcads of debility and Iuv
:. rits. Are you dyspeptc. su2ering the hourly
u -uents of that dstrcssingly vexStous diseaseG
IT'S in RAk ER's PREMIUM BITfEkS, you find
unfaling panscea-oue that has not yet failed TO
pT0fuce cure. however oBg the consuming FIRE
may nave been burning. Prepared in the most sci
entiA manner from vegetable substances only these
B.TTERS without rival for diseases of the sto
n,act bowels aud blood; and when regularly used at
this ason of the year. will prevent colds and
threats. by toning up the system to its naturally
h al by condition Let not the afflicted take word
in recommendation of this medicine but try it for
thenls ives, thousands have done, and become
converts to its priceless virtues
For sale By all the prominent Druggists in this ci
ty and elsewhere. Ja9-u
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On Sunday last, Rev. Newton Heston preached
sermon to the firemen OF Philadelphia. on which
occasion one thousand seven hundred and seventy
nine members of the Departments were present.
II ia stated in Memphis paper that Manager
Crisp has commenced suit against Edwin Boofh,
the actor for $780, for violating the terms Of an
engagement. M
A fashionable marriage took place In New York
Monday. The bride was Mas Hetty King. daugh-
Ter OF Charles King, Esq. President ~ the Column
bia College. and the bridegroom Major James @.
Martin, o. 8. Army.
LIS. Kalloch. late pastor Of fremont Temple,
Boston, and otherwise considerably disffngushed,
Is going ost West TO practice Law.
David Lyon, for q years sexton Of Trinity church.
New York, il dad
yie,ets. summer roses, dardelions and musquis-
oss ars among the pheuomsnA Of the seasoa y New
Jersey. be
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANUE-A tract

LUN EHLE On EAJTI dNCE-d TTHtT
ofand in the county Of Uenrico on the Ch:cka-
honinr, containing lUi acres. IN miles distant from
tho city of Ricm1nd half mile from the oIk Kivet
railroad, adjoining the lands of Mrs Crouch nd e. o
NJ Savage, Esq, with large framed dwelling and
several out houses, being little ont of 1ruer, no
nne having lived in them for several years" The
land is very productive, and well adapred TO the
usual grain }ps and ali kinds OF vegetables with
valuable meadows.
This rlace can be purchased upon very accomnno-
dating terms II satisfactorily secured and the in,
terest punctualy paid, long credit will be given
for the whce Of the purchase money; Or, will eX-
change for negroes, at fair valuation or Richmond
city prop rty. Living Is ~ miles distant from
this farm renders il out Of my power TO cultivate
it, consequently, wish to sell it, TO any industrious
enterprising man, who wishes to engage in farming
here is opportunity rarely offered to do So with
scarcely any capital. For further PARTICULARS sl-
office, 10 the care of Messrs Geo Watt Co.
fe 4-d&cwts ". +. CLARKE.
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PRIZE FIGHT.-The York, Pa Republican says
4 most brutal prize fight recently took place in
stable at McCalI's Ferry. Lower Chanceford town.
ship. in this county. The combatants were re-
spectiyely named Henry Bradley and Jack Miller.
both residents of the vicinity in which the fight
occurred The former is said to be relative of the
notorious Philadelphia prize fighter of the same
name The prize to Tho victor was 25. Welesrn that
the fight came off according to the ''code" and ap
proved rules of the New York Clipper. The contest
lasted about one honr, and embraced forty rounds.
Bradley appears to have been the victor, aud is re-
ported to have beaten his adversary in most un-
merciful manner.
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RUSSIAN RAILwAys.-The ironmasters of Belgium
held meeting at Brussels lately to come to an un-
derstanding on the subject of an order for con-
siderable supply of rails for the Russian lines
which have been offered to Belgium. The quantity
would amount to about lTso00 tons. TO be deliver
ed Ia four years. Belgium may now be considered
as one of the largest manufacturing countries of
rails in Europe
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10 SIC REWARD.-Ran away from

IA the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. said ne
- gro wss bought 10y John Saunders, Esd, OF
s-a-a LQretta. ksseS county, Va. who cent him tn
Richmond, 10 my care aud furnished him with a
paaa 10 go and See his se, and return in one week
IRON the date "i the pass, which Was dated early IN
reptt usber last. Hi. wife then living In Ches-
teihrld county. near PeersburR. The above named
LtgtJ waa emarcipated by the late Tho. .. Taylor.
| MI 2iTe the above reward II delivered 10 me IN
hehlA 10 oy 70 John Sauhderf az L9retto, IN Essex
Cpgnty, Va WI g. Phillips.
de J-ts
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INCIDENTS OF AN 0RDISArIoN.--0n the occasion of
the ordination of Mr.. Sickerson. at North Wobnrn,
Macs, last week, says the Middlesex Jonrnal, the
stars and stripes were flying from the top OF lib
erty pole in honor Of the event. and at the close of
the service cannon was fired.
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S75 REWARD.-Ranaway from

IA my farm. Cragtou, early in octobeF last, q
~ Ight muiatto 8Irl. named NANcf GRAN
.SmTHAA, sonnet times calling herself Mary
Sue has fright black eyes. long black eyelashes
thla yisage, bushy head of hair, OF sandy coicr
straight .af-like firm, and steps long when walk
lug aul il ai,st fifteen years cid. will give $jU
t1t h-r apprehension and delivery TO me at my farn
aG1 y ior the discovery of her harberers. with sui
hclen' prof To convict Them. she has relatives ~
,sr c.,y Oi Richmond living near the Monumental
Church, aLd WAS last seen going from Manchester
l. that rart Of the town.
HM A CHRISTIAN.
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e@-w WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

MSS TAKKSG-At GIBBS of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricaturs,
always 20. Besides, have never been deceiv
cd by him with humbux advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure in aging that IN
addition 10 our iuimitatle AHBR0TYPE, we now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
both plain nd colored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy OF likeness. ara equalled by few and sur
Passed by nose Pictures Of all kinds accurately
plc@ and warranted to please. at moderate price5
AMBKUTYPES at one dollar and upwards at & iBItS'
Tempe of Art Corinthian Hail. Main street, between
9Th and 10th.
de y. Is. GIBBS.
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DUEL.-A hostile meeting took place ON the Sd
inst, near New Orleans, between two doctors
named Foster and Chopin. The weapons were
shot guns. the distance forty yards: shots were
exchanged, after which the difficulty was AMIGA.
bly, adjusted, to the honor and Satisfaction of all
parties, nobody being injured.
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PaEsc0FT, fHE EisToRAS.--Priyate accounts re-
eeivsd nom Mr.. Prescotts most intimate friends.
say that in the opinion Of his physician he will
have immediate relief from the attack, and be abis
10 do most things In life be has done before
lie says. himself, however, that he has had his
drst warning.
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WUUNfbD TULICEMEN,-On INC "a,
number OF the policemen are to be mounted, and
in the service Of the Mayor, ready to preserve the
public peace and execute the laws on all offenders.
others will be on foot to keep an eye TO the ops-
rstions Of suspicious characters, who are already
assembling here TO pluck the unsuspecting.
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STocK sALRs There are more horses

STUN SALES - mere are more horses
now In market on sale, than we have ever known
at any ono time. All the livery stAbles seem 10 be
crowded with them, aud the drovers appear 10 BE-
auxious TO reduce their numbers as any price
ouf OF the various droves, OR readers, who vish
to purchase, may be able to snit themselves ct
moderate prices.
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DEEP ssow.-The Utica (New York; Observer
says is deep in the hills in the county, at
Poland, that the farmers had been obliged to take
snow shovels in hand TO break the way for the
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A GROWING POLITICAL PaRrY-The Taunton Ga.
zette has the following paragraph relating to three
OF the Republican members of Congress from
Massachusetts,
Hon. III. L. Dawes, of the 11th Congressional
District. Mr.. Thayer, of the Worcester District
aad Mr.. Davis, of the Salem District. have
all been recently called home by their wives to
take look at recent ''pledges of affection
with which they have been favored.
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PREvExr1so CoLLIsIoss.

PREvEsTis6 CoLLIsIoas. III pedes-
trians In passing along the crowded streets would
oniy remember 20 keep TO the right when meefing
each other, many unpleasant scenes might be
avoided. Nothing can be more annoying than for
two persons. each going 10 an opposite dirscfiou.
TO meet face to facs, and both giving the wrong
side, have their confusion Increased by finding
themselves face TO face at every move. saS5
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TArpKD.-A gentleman named Cole.
had his pocket book, containing email amount
Of money and q number Of papers, taken from his
terday morning.
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CHURCH DEsrRoYED.-The Presby terian church at
Denton, Orange county, New York. was entirely
nothing belonging TO IL being saved but the Bible
and q few pew cushions.
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TIE war on THE WoRLp--first boy--"Say, Bill,
then yon are getting dollar week now ="
Second boy-@Well, you might know that, by
seein' all the eIiers come seapiu around me- that
woald'nt noticed me when was poor. !"
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HORSE srEAIIsa. - Yesterdax .a.r.

HORSE STEALING. = Yesterday after.
noonr, office Perrin arrested audlcaged CaAsIxs
Cook, white fellow, charged with stealing horse
from G. &. schwagelie. some twelve manths ance.
Cook says he has been to Europe since the horse
was taken, and that he returned to this country
few weeks since. in the same vessel that brought
over Fly ight." lie will have hearing be-
fure the Mayor this morning # s57'4
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WHAT'S THE MATTER The net men
have not commenced their capture Of dogs. undsr
the new ordinance, and the conseqoeses u, shat
some person has been distributing poiso~ea meat
70 get rid OF them. 80
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How CAgNIBALs Cook AND EAT THEIR ENEMIES

How CAEsIBALs Cook AND Eat THEIR ENEMIES
The Honolulu Advertiser ofa late date says:
IIanaveve Valley, which lies opposite the bay.
does not resemble our Hawaiian valleys 1t is not
a gentle slope between two hills but ravine with
steep sides, apparently split out from the noun.
tans. 1t is, however, one of the largest most
beautiful and productive Of the many glens of Pa
tuhiva This valley has recently been the scene
Of protracted war between tho neighboring tribes
One of these contests lasted nine days at the close
of which. the bodies of the captured dead were
eaten. lhis cannibal custom prevails throughout
this group.
They do not have great feast over these human
bodies is generally supposed to be the case but
the body is cut to pieces on the battle field and
each warrior takes his pece-an arm, Joint a
rib according to his merit-rases it ON his g,n
over his shoulder, and marches home. Here he
calls his relation together, aud they devour the
hesh-som, cooking it in slices like pork but most
eat 1t raw. The motives b ch induces ttsn q
eat the bodies OF their enemies is reeea0e they fee,
that their revenge is not satisfied until they have
tasted of their blood and flesh. When their ba
tred anger and revenge are at the highest point
and their enemy lies dead before them then il cul.
inmates in the fiendish act of eating human flesh,
and we may easily imagine that the quiyering
heart that cringes and CRATES between their bloody
teeth, is the sweetest morsel that heather war
rior can taste. This cannibalism Is confined most.
ly to the Older natives The younger people ap-
pear TO be ashamed Of the practice, and it is prob.
able that before many years it will DO extinct
among the Marquesas.
This famous battle of Hanaveve. Keketa tells u.s.
lasted nine days. Itcoussted rather of skirmish-
ing though shots enough were fired 10 have killed
a regiment. 1t is quite likely that these simple
warriors did their firing with their eyes shut, as
during the entire contest but one two persons
were killed.
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man named James Crow Barr, recently pryea
ooen hank at Manchester, N. H.. stole S6oou. and
then s.dug ont for the country, net having been
heard OF since
Rev. Thomas W. Winchester, Of Baltimore, died
Ia phoenixvilIe, Pa, on the 8th inst.
A dangerous counterfeit. on the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia, of Wellsbarg, isia ciFeaiatsoo'
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e SUhRENDEREU ~ MI CGS-
-EEs TOBY, eolorei woman, named VIRGINIA,
1essO ilias Jimmy stoat bmit. aged between, Is
-. and %, height iest "a inches. weighs be
iwr-n i35 Ia l45 pounds. She says that she was
owusd by MIR. James pobbins, and her former mas
ter was named Dr. Patrick Foster Of Halifax. Va.
that her uwaer bad sold her to trader, and she
strayed from the gang which sad trader had with
hnn. The owner is requested TO come forward.
prove property and pay expenses.
WARING RUSSELL,
ie s-et Sheriff OF Chatham county.
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RApIp DRIv1Se along the streets Of the

HAFID DRIVING along the streets OF tho
city, cannot be punished too severely. Yesterday
morning two ladies' were near being run over
by horse and buggy while crossing ClAy street
near first, because OF the fact that the young man
who was driving the horse, wss very Improperly
testing his speed In that public thoroughfars.
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TIE QUESTION has been asked, why Il is consider
ed impolite for gentlemen to 20 into the presence
of ladies In their shirt seeves whilst il IL consid-
cred n every way correct for ladies themselves to
appear before gentlemen without any sleeves at all
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Esgn PHOTOGRAPHS IN on. CoLoRs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoLoRs AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN nads from liio copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any SIZE rs also the most peIfec
and highly finished AABRoTYPB5 of cnil1ren and
adults are at ali times be- had at the large Photo
graph aud Fire Art Galleries of 4. W. MINSIs, III
Richmond, on 3lain street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, AMI Sycamore street, Peter burg
Va Ia rs
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FIas-Last W~inesdsv nigbt II. !

Fss.-Last Wednesday night the Of
nee on the North side Of the basin, occupied, by
Mr.. John Fisher was discovered 10 be 81 6rs s.S
as the buildipg was Of wood, and - dry = pow
der horn, its destruction seemed Inevitable bsf
the firemen soon assem- bied with thsir sppsrasus.
and drowned ont ths flames before any serious
damage was done.
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PRAYING By Word OF CosHAND.-The '.West
Pointers are having lively time oft, In conse-
quence of the Chapiaia, an Episcopalian, insisting
tiat they shall kneei in certain parts Of the SER
vice. The cadets refuse to comply. and the Com
mander. taking part with the Chaplain, says the
cadets shall kneel. The cadets reply that they
will do 80 provided he gives the word of command.
and not otherwise. Kneelng for prayers by word
of command is an arrangement which has been
entirely overlooked in Scotts military instruction
manual.
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THE WEArEEs. yes erdsy. wAs more
winterish than n has been any day this year,
though not then cold enough % krodacs ies.
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s@To MAKE Coop BiscUITs,
Use Sempie's Infalibie Baking Powder
TO make good Batter Cakes, ,,, Drr5ar
Use Semples Infaubie BAKING ro"uei'
To make good Buekwheat Cakes,
~ Use semple's Iniaiilble Baking Powder
TO make good Pastry, pw5ar
'7i e"'' W "'' JOHN W. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole proprietor,
Market Place, Franklin street, Riehmond' va.
in l5-ts
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THr CoIoRApo.-The battery OF the u s. steamer
Colorado was put on board thai vessel, AZ uospor'
Nayy Yard. on Monday and Tuesday. Workmen
are actively engaged In getting this magnificent
shin ready for sea, which will require now lew
weeks. il has already been announced that the
Colorado Is to be the flagship Of the Home squad
ron
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ERRoRs--In our notice of bl0oded
stock yesterday, We shonld have said tha& -ksgi.
neer" was owned BY Mr. Jsnss Tally. II tAelass
line Of the same article Ne intsndsd 70 say vaeia0
msn--insteAd ef -raisipg men. - it Waa pristsd
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- FOR kEN IA very desirabl e
k,s dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
I--7-see one square above Craze street Baptist
tAsrrh The hJu.e contains ten Io1ms, snt has
l-ea recently repaired aud gas Introduced has the
.:ft water ia the yard, aud is ia one of the most
flstSant peichl.urhooAs IN the city.
r., a good tehaBt the rent will be low. Apply 10
"a It's RAuLAND & BRO.
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TIE ATLANTIC TELseRaPH.-Iti Is alleged that the
Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Company is going
TO have uphill work with their enterprise this
YEAR The shares of its stock, all paid up, are
now IL is stated, offered at lily per cent discount
and no sales are reported even at that sacrifice.
They are now trying to get bill through Patlia-
meat to enable them to raise To some way abont
million and quarter of dollars more
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sGs~ PRINCIPE CIGARS! PRINCIPE CI-
G.Rg!I-EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
otse case OF these really fine CIGARS, 70 which We
cali the attention of those who prefer first rate old
fashion Principe.
WARINd PEARCE, Druggists,
de 3I-ts corner 4th and broad SITS.
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John Howard. Of the houss Of Shiplsy, Howard
Co, died n BAlsimore recently. 81
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SUDDEN DgAra.--Mrs. Abererombie, wife OF Lon
JAS Abercrombie of Russell county, Ala, died very
suddenly at the family residence on Saturday iasf.
The Columbus Snn says, she was walking 10 tne 10,
sawsr y.r,lsn. when She WAS taken Suddenly Ill,
aud died In very short time after being conveyed
ta tba house.
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~ FOR s A L E-A fine Canadian
&0AH0RSE, trots fast to harness, and is a very
pleasant sd ile hersc Also, light New York Bug
gy and Harness They will be sold either separate
iy or or together, aud can be seen al W. GRAYES'S
stable, OF application at the corner of Byrd and
II tn streets. ia 9-ts
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RIcHNoxD Tnorris0 PARx II the name
given TO the new race course, near the reservoir,
BIZ Mr.. G. Wagner, the pFopristor. who Il row gst-
tipg ap club for the spring sport. -
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Rrv DANIEL BURROWS, who represented connec-
ficnt in Congress during the last term Of Presi
dent Monroes administration. died few days
since at Mystic, Conn, aged o.
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4 DODh W II AMI
l. BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH IT'S DOUBLE SET OF SELErACT-
ING GEN NERATORS-THE OLDEST OF THE
tied Soda Water is put up by NJ. MCCORMACK
Also. Lemon and Sarsaparilla Pop Philadelphia por-
The subscriber has added the above the bottling
OF Lager Beer of superior quality in pint and half
pint bottles, to suit customers.
Sc u NJ MCCORMACK. sas Broad st.
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I ME, LINE, LIME,-TO FARMERS,
Il BRICKLAYERs, AND ALL OTHERS IN
WANT OF PURE, WELL BURNT SHEiL LINE.
am prepared to furnish LIME. at my kilns, in any
quantity low, or lower. than it be purchases
in this city. deliver It at any of the railroad de
pots, ana will deliver to Farmers, with my own
carts in this vicinity. Persons in want OF Lime
will please leave their orders at the kiln the
nal, opposite Irede9ar Iron Works, at Mr.. John j
Werth's office, corner 10th ct and Basin bank.
at Mess-rs. SMITH 4 HARW00D'S. No IS Main
street or by letter, directed to the of Smith
Har,vnl,d Ia lk-lmM MM SMITH
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EUNAWAY6.
, S2J 2REWARD.-Ranaway about

- S2J 2REWARD.- D.-Ranaway about
"A he sih Of JANUARY last back man named
"a BrittoH. He Is about Il Sc tret, eight inches
90. high aud is supposed Ia be lurking about
Cu.Un Hit or in the valley. | will give the above
reward if delivered TO me Ia Richmond, or secured
ia laii herr.
Also about the sans time, two boys named Clai-
borne ami Reuben, each about twenty years OF age.
Claiborne il black Reuben IL a dark muiatto. They
supposed 10 be iurkivg about the city.
fr lG-6t j. POWERS.
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s-F FRESH LEEcHEs-I have just re-
ceiVed, by Adams Express. fresh lot oi SWeGisn
able terms ., ..on5o5
r sCupping and Leechng promptly asseheSl aSa Hsil
1ressin9 Room under the American Hotel, and III
nignt s on On ssn ~ S'ie0'' 'i'n'A Il. G. H0BsoN.
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The GAMs OF CHEss is. beyond donht

TIE UAME UF CHEss IB, beyond doubt,
the most scientific amusement now INDUCED in by
men OF learning, and seems to be steadily increas
Ing 10 popularity. both in this country and in.En.
rope. Since the meeting Of the Chess Congress.
where a great deal of valuable iHformation vas
given to the public, clubs have been OF organixed
in various towns and cities North and South 81 us
and a number Of amateur players who pror,isr 10
attain to celebrity, have been brought 10 public
notice. In this city there are several geptjemsn
who play an excellent game, and We are pleased 10
learn that they are about to organize Chess Club
As aoon ms the organization Is completed we viii
apprise our readers of the fact. NJ :, -
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T0BACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.

E.% The Fscscry q the corner of Cary and 7th sts
NJ DO rrtiea Il application he made in short time
n - vrrr desirable ahlishment to any wish.
'. q. engage an the business, having a three story
i-.rA bjt<Arn. large lot aud sheds attached be-
sides gNs. water. &c. Apply to -
fs y.siGt JAMES TiiDMAS, JR.