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garA CARp.-I trust that The

ksa3- A CARD trust that The object
sought be attained by the publication ofthis caid
will nrnish sufficient apology Tor calling public
attention TO p4rsona matter.
1t ismy cherished desire to obtain such educa-
tion will quality me for commencing the study OF
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hope, to obtain the means OF accomplishing nay
Object.
am offered 5, Goa, if / can dispose Of 1906 copies
of Iheir Monthly iGagazine, ct $3.50 Per year.
will engage 10 furnish il punctry to new subscri-
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stores tr fTom the publishers, at the price above
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ks tsG,1tntH1 q Re1g ro'Hme.) which will be issued
endays previously. 1t IS tcient evidence OF the
popularity OF this periodical that il has attained
"A circulation of 10000 copies.
Persons favorable to my undertaking will please
leave their names with "a ssrs. Swul ds 4 Thaw li5
Broad street, or at the library of the Young Mems
Christian Association. 9oddin's building.
| Trust that this candid announcement of my plan
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe
cigly OF the religious public. -
LEWIS W. BURWELL,
ne lin Box 6i6, Richmond, Va.
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OHUCKOE MILL.

y RICHMOND GROUND pLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mill for
of sbockoe crtek, with enlarged and complese ma
chinery, sufficient TO supply any demand for tho
present. er that may arise in many pears 10 cone.
GROUND p, ASTER. pulverized TO . degree that
cannot be surpassed, from heavy stock ofsuperior
Nova Scotia Lump, procured with the greatest care,
with full knowledge that great deal OF Lump
Plaster Is entirely worthless TO the farnef,l and
hatters himself that his long experience In this b
will enable him to supply the demand from this And
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer. In ite
purest and richest state, and at satisfactory pricee
With full determins stion to sustain the estAb.
lished reputation Of his brand for PuKIIY RTcH
kEss he respectfully solicits orders.
JOHN CLAIBORNE
M lo-tf,tA No n eaarl afraak
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BY las A. cowARDIn.
ssss- ,touaHs, Gems. HoAKsrsrss.

Enk JOUUHss CuLHs, HOAksENkae, nc,
The prevalence OF the above complaints AT this sea
snn has the effect OF bringing cut host of protes.
e. iiy new specifics, and while some few may be
snx many are useless and some even tianreraus
r. prevent disappointment. the best course 10 nur
sue consult yonr family ply scian or otherwise
,sp only such remedies as long public exnsr,enca
sss rravcA TO be safe and effcacfous OF this cisss
10 TfLERs COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN Aha
BrC Originally the fsyeFste pres srption of an en-
raedtciue, and wtths0t advertising, has Continued
80 ENJOY sro~tits reputation for the last twen,y
vears. In sii recent cases IL acts like charm and
Asthma &C, IL n used WITH unparalleled success a.
mos families will testify. -"
Sa,j e5 fIsHKs WINSTON. MEADE 4 BAKER A
PssrKEs. &C. al Is eeats per bottle. and in an eir
esat aad rlaasaas Lossnge form. l1S aud % cents
ref box. called Tvisass gun ARABIC CouaH CsspY
nesPsh GO ys-sn,
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rSTHARTsHoRNE's CuRE-ALL-

the GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
ANDK KEMEDY fuh DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
ANH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREpARkp J n CHEMIST:
BOTTLES a. 2j and 80 cents anh one dtIlar.
THE GRkA EST DIrCUVkhY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARrsH0gNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptil
ali families III of accidents or sudden SICK
s il frequently Gu lsss time than IL requires t.
get d PHI yrician.
IL cures pain in any part of the system and is used
externally and int raaiiy.
AT- A. the frequent changes of the weather pro
duce bad Cod kheuu atlsm Neuralgia sor.
Throat Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth ano
Ear Acne Ague Lumps IN the Breast, Pain IN TIT
Limbs and Body; also, STIFF Neck-eyery persoi
should get a bottle. IL acts npon the Nerves, MUS
clrs snews Blood and Bones, and, by IT'S warmint
electro power pels ali pain from the sss
ten. Ger bottle aud try It, cuorx,n,
B-If you have q Cough. use seHARTsHOhNEf Ef
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CaERRf-itis ne
best Cough Tup in the world 2, ana sicts noss.f
If soa are Bilious. use HARTcHoRNk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver stoui
ash and Bowels. carrying of all Bile and Foul Sc
Tho ah0ye medicines 20 be had at all Drug Stores
in Rcbmout NorfJik, Petersburg and all towns III
Virginia. oo i"~"ia
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RG- EASE, GRACE. BEAurY AND Coz

RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AEBRQTYPgs executed at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries of MINNIS, 1877 Main street, op-
posite the Postotfice and Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish. and
correctness in portraiture.
Those who wish to obtain something really fine iD
the way of "A Likeness, either in Ambtotype Pho
tograph plain in India ink water colors oil coors.
or Paste, of any size up TO the size of life, are re-
epectfuily soiic ed TO visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various styles of portraitures.
Galleries AWAY open and free 10 visitors whether
theYdesire work executed or not. se9
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scs~ EXHIBITION WEEK!
AAGEiFICENT DISPLA
A = 80 n ~

By every arrival, are making large additions to
their 9muaud:Bs stock OF
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
In eSerr department they are nos thoroughly as
sorted aaf able 10 give buyers at home. or from
aGroat, the advantage OF large and varied selec
ton.
The senior partner of the house is sgsin In mar.
ket, thus giving them the advantage Of a residen.
partner, whilst it isnas freshness to their entire
supply.
IL .. sre and expected
ElegSut Velvet Cloaks
Do Black Clotu Cloaks
no bo oota % DO DO kaslans
Do po o9oa 90 90 90 Cloak. clsSs
stsila shawis, great&Sariety
Long and Square Broche shawls
d. Blanket Shawls
hosiery, Gloves. Mitts, &C
Black and Colored Bayadere Silks
English and American Prints
Do dc siouslaines
10 do Double skirt
Elegan. Vaieatha Robes
Elegant Mouslaine Robes
EmbroiioTies, every grade
Point Lace aud Brussels sets
Eal and Honiton do
Lac Collars in variety
Black Thread nd French Wells
boul5aZiacs, Grapes, heiis, DC.
Ia the HEAVY GOODS department. they have
JanGIsd up their Cellar agsln, aud prepared 10
SHOW buyers every article for household and IA 10
Purposes at the very closest rates such goods be
solo at
They ars ncw getting in
BLANKETS
sATTINETs
-- SLEEPS GkEfS. all qualities
sHEETlNG5; LTNsElS
Brown aud Bleachei COTTONS
FLANNELs. &c, &c
All OF which are offered upon The yery best terms.
&C 2j-i.a THOMAS PRICE 4 CO.
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sA. DIBlL1TATED PEasoNs-Th OF

EEzAY
who have suffered from incessant fevers, loss OF ap
petite. or improper digestiou-may easily be cured
by the use OF BAKERS BITTgRS We have known
persons entirely restored to health by these nitter5
after visiting ali the watering places without receiy
ing any benefit If any of readers are suffering
from dyspepsia, Nervous Debility Torpid Liver, In
digestion Ague and Fever, sour StoTzach or Loss OF
Appetite they will lind certain reiet by using these
Bitters as directed. Delicate females may Iest as
sured that these bitters are admirably adaptes to
aud restoring the bloom of health to their cheeks.
Teething infants may also ba improved by their
by their strengthening properties AS family
medicine, these Bitters stand nnrvalled, and must
eventually superseGe all others We invite trial
at
For sale by Purcell. Ladd & Co. and by all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. &C II
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sssY- lie AprEsrIsKns ann Rns1N, s.

McS-T6e Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
advantages far Advertising. 1t is q firmly estab
l,sssed Journal Of wide circulation, vita .abseH
bers in almost every state O; the Union aud M M.
harng a very large aad ever growing list OF subscr
lsrs among the farmers ana substantial Business
nrG of the wealthy sad prosperous Piedmont Nal.
icy, saa Tide Water reslons of Yirginls--men
vh1 have wants and the means to suppls thesI
mea WHO bar Soo1s, and men who buy and seil
tsgGs All Advertisements aHpsar in the Daily,
Trt weekly and soasionaily iu the Weekly editions
a the sentinel. thus reaching all our readers We
respectfully invite orders.
Terms na.ers-e The cash or city references re
glirt3. Fer further particulars, address
SMITH & FINKS
O. AN-iln Alexandria Va
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cARRAlo . MANUPACToRIEo.

NV The subscriber has on hand u hIe Ooact
Making establishment, on Lombard Alley, betwesa
lumbiap Hotel, COACHES, CHARIUTEHs. HX-
ROuCHEs. BUG1IES, with and without toIa aad
SULKIES, all Of his make, Of the best materials
good work Of the kind can be in the city Of Rich.
mond, and respectfully ask call from thoue "a
want of any article In the Carriage line q ~ =
termined TO make TO order and sell st the Lowest
prices possible and all work sold, that h new. wng
ranted. MICAJAH MAN0tM.
Ea 1R--Qm
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nT Erovss, RANGES AND FURNAoEs
Now ia stare q full supply, cargo OF schr Mignio
nette Purchasers are invited g examine the quat
ity OF our wares We especially recommend the
Richm. nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook stose.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles solo
at the Governor otreet Stove Store.
kA Wanted Immediately no iirst class workmen
ec ID uEOkGE sTARRETT.
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80 NEW CAhRTAOR AND bar

H24&E NESS kEPOSITpRY.-The subscriber.
having been for a number Of years engaged II
Coach Making. offers to those In this sectlon who
may wish TO purchase, a variety of light and sub
&c. All work warranted made of good and durable
material Persons Wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to give call and examine. Induce
price and guarantee of the faithful performance a
the work. N PULIEN,
f-Iy Wall at naar N Chaplaa unka1
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ssss. AIL raosR WIG ARE ArrLrersn

r,4eiva Letter gyiag information which will in.
sre 81. ~ and perm ADent cure, by sending their
naTn~S and one stamp Ito prepay lestage) to DR. r.
h Fe3TE, the celebrated GnTanio Physician, and
Euihag Ct Medical CommVa oSase'' earatoga
Springs. Il. \. &c l3--d6 w3m
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CRIME IN new YogK.-The first annual report
OF the New York Metropolitan police shows that
during the past year, there were 4l0 persons
arrested in that city for crimes against the pc
li,455 for crimes against property. Of the arrest:
for crimes against the person "a were for murder
lji for assaults with intent TO kill; S65S for az
sault and battery: intoxication Is 00I: intoxica.
ton and disorderly conduct 9,346; felonous as
sault l3l OF the offences against property II Os7
were for grand larceny: 4.5G7 petit larceny; 25S
selling lottery policies; 900 for picking pockets
aud 800 for passing counterfeit money.
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EE.45
subscriber takes pleasure ia announcing 60 his nu
merous patrons and the public at large, that he IL
now prepared TO furnish Photographs from miaia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or coiored
which for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
If superior to produced in this city, at less
larged to any size.
Citzens and strangers invited TO call and eI
anime specimens at GlB5>' Temple of Art. Corin
THAN Hall, Mais street, between 9th and 10Th:
p s.-If You want a genuine Ambrotype, this il
the place to get it, where you will neither be hum
bugsed in price or work, Also, Melaiuotypes, OF
any other Picture in thePhotographic Art.
Je Is r. e. u.
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nssz- HAnrsroarn,s ANrl-BILIous PILLt

are rhe saf.st aid beet Purgative Pills in uso The,
al uppn The Liver, stomach and Bowels, carrying
of aif bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe are easy 10 their operation and can he taken
nt any time wisho-t fear OF po.'re. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent kheuma .ism.--
II you suffer win any Pain, use HAxIsHOkNEs
CUREALL the great PAIN ANNIiILtT0K: II
You have eoarh, iise BARTSHoRSEs CoU9b
SYRUP, which 10 the bes. Cough syInp IN the
Sold by sI, Druggists in Richmond. o.>S-sm
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CONNECTICUT PRoDUcE-The Hartford Courant
says, that within month past, one man, G. W.
Brown produce commission merchant, has shipped
from Hartford to Philadelphia 100 barrels Of eis
der 5000 barrels of apples 500 barrels of ounces,
1000 bushels of potatoes, and great quantity Of
beans There are a number of ether shippers of
prodace who do large business besides Mr..
Brown. All this produce was collected up and
down the river, and just about Hartford and only
represents very email district in the State.
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A LAUScH.-There was TO be launched at Balfi
more yesterday, splendid schooner. built under
the supervision of Captain Geo. w. Allen, for him
self aud Messrs. David and WIN. Currie, of Rich
mond, Va. She is about 440 tons burden, is 124
feet in length, has beam of 80 feet, aud bold Is
feet Her name is the Marshal, aud she is design
ed for the Rio trade.
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FATAL SpogT.-The Beacon, at Lambertviie, Pa
records a melancholy affair Tharsday An
Irshman dropped some Goals Of FIRE on his wife's
clothing setting fire to them, and burning hsr
right arm. side and breast 50 badly that she died
In the afternoon at half past O'Clock. They were
both intoxicated at the time Of the accident. 1t
appears that be was fixing the ire In the stove,
and he says he was "teasiog and playing with
her," and accidentally dropped the Goals in her
Ian
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STARVING JUEIEs However opinions may differ
as to the expediency of tho rule which requires
unanimity in the Jury, either in civil criminal
trials there surely can be none as to the absurdiv
of that which prohibits them from receiving any
kind of refreshments while they are considering
their verdict. They must agree or starve, not ex-
actIy to death, but up to considerable amount of
endurance of physical exhaustion. This nndoubt-
edly isa "preposterous relic of barbarsm." and
the only wonder is, that It should have remained
to the present day. and be tolerated in times when
mere antiquity ia allowed tohe very insufficient
RefieN.
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s1- THE BEST CoUGH SYRUP IN TH

WORLD.
The pest Cough Syrup in the world is Harts
horne. pectoTaI Syrup OF Wild Lherry.
this artiClu is prepared by chemist, and is pro
ncuHced By medical men, and those who have USED
IL, 10 be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
Catsrrn Bronchitis, HOarsencss, Sore Throat fron4
cold, snd preventive Of that hon OF diseases.
Consumption.
Persans who sing should use it, It is pleasant to
the taste s1ttens clears and streng thens the voice
aila alirrtation OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking crld.
Bottles q and 30 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists III bithmond. Norfolk. Petersburg, and all
towns in kiTainia &C i5-6m
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DEATH OF DESCENDANT OF "WAvgaLy''-Mrs
Hope Scott, the sole surviving grand daughter OF
Sir Walter Scott and the daughter of Mr. John
Gibson Lockhart, died at Edinburgh, on the Goth
nit. Like nearly all the de.cendants of the great
Scottish novelist and poet, she has been cut of in
the prime of life. She was married few years
since to Mr. Hope Scott, the eminent barrister
aho took the latter surname on his accediug to
the Abootsford estates Mrs. Scott leaves twn
young children, and an infant of FIVE weeks old
the only descendants of the author of "Waverly"
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BANK NOTE DsTEcToRs--THEIR RELIABILIrY.-Tbe
Ltchfe'd, CT, Bank has just been "investigated :,
and the discovery made that only $4,000 had been
paid for stock. which represented 100000. while
the whole bank and capital was under the control
OF nineteen persons. The following extract from
the report Of the Commissioners will give the
public idea of how much trust is to be n,acad
In sBapk Note Detectors:'
The Commissioners further represent that thew
believe large sums CT money have been paid to
bank note detectors in New York to induce tham
to so report the bills ss to give them currency and
an enhanced and fictitious value to the cspital
stock. That according to a memorandum for
nished by the cashier, there has been paid Ss:3.-
o6 as follows -" Monroe, s33 56 Dye, slGG 81;
Taylor, sl33 33; same parties. $500 more, " hich
was added to the engraver's bill, which accounts
for the bill as 1t stands." The cashier. L L.
Houghton, also states that Rumsey (the frat
owner of the bank agreedt to pay these detectors
$1,000 mot to blow the bank"
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THE TELEaRAPHIc CHESS MATcH.-The match game
Of chess between the New York and Philadelphia
clubs resumed on Wednesday evening. Phil
adelphia made eight additional moves aud New
York, seven, the whole number Of moves being
now nineteen on each side. We publish the
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AN ARTIST IN TRoUBLg-0le Bull is travelling
10 Norway. As he wasia lately walking through the
street Of the small town of Dramen, smoking his
cigar. he was suddenly sccosed by police officer
who led him off TO the commissary of police by
whom be was sentenced to pay fine for violating
the police regulations, which forbid smoking In
the streets. Unfortunately, Ole Bull had come
out without putting his purse in bis pocket he
was consequently sent to prison, and it was not
that the official sent an order for his release -
The Norwegian rurnals have taken up ecause of
the artistic, and 1t the present moment the cigar Of
O'e Bull has assumed the magnitude of a question
of high Importance.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Zeiler, q isweler, from Nex

N7EBEKF.-FGfUTUHuuL NOW
Ms;kt spenando.h county, Va, stopping at
Frencl's Hotei, New York. had stolen from his room
on Monday night last, is silver watches, vausd at
S125, 500 in gold. and an overcoat. He had but
Just purchased the watches the day before, and it
is thought he was watched from the time the pnr-
chase was made to whether he TO K them. a,
the suspected ii isf had on the same night taken
the room r cly opposite the one occupied by
him.
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FREE CoLoaRD PERSONS IN ARKANSAS The Gove-
nor of Arkansas, in his recent message, directs
the attention OF the Legislature to the Importance
of rigidly enforcing the laws which forbid free
negroes from residing in that State. He proposes,
however, that sufficient sum of money should be
appropriated out of the State treasury to defray
the expenses of the INDECENT to other places, and
to provide means of subsistence for them come
time after they reach .heir homes. He also
suggests that some of them might choose to
enslave themselves to obtain comfortable homes
and to remain in the State as slaves, aud recon-.
mends the passage of law TO enable them to do
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hT- PARKE PcINDEXTER,
FnPNIsV ATT

RIcHXo,sD VA,
VIII practice in the city of Richmond ald in the
counties OF Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
fT- Office in Lisle's Buiiing corner OF Main and
18th treets. Sc Z3-I2m
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The AUsTRlA.-The German papers are very
sensitive to the imputations which have been cast
upon the German character for coolness and bra
very in consequence of the burning of the Aus
tria. Some of them recommend the establishment
of a National feet, in order to discipline German
seamen, At this time, it il rather singular that
the last remnants Of the German fleet. anchor
weighing four OF five tons, and Is ton chain
we're to be sold at auction on the I'D uit.
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SLAVE SrEALER CoNvIcTED.-Hugh Hazlett was
put on trial on Tuesday last, at Cambridge, Nd,
for enticing away slaves, on seven indictments, on
each of which be was convicted lie was sentenced
by the court on the first indictment to the Penis
tentiary till May. 1867, and on each of the others
for six years-making in the aggregate 45 years.
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IMpograTaoss CT FEMALE HELP.-The ship Icon
um, consigned to Bradshaw & Co. from Boston.
which arrived at this port last evening, brought
on. 35 female passengers. They are all young. nu'
married women, of good character, and iatend to
enter into service here Ii is understood that
another shipment of about the same number Of
girls is on their way, and will soon arriye.-S,a
Francisco Bulletin.
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This establishment (beine the most comp1see Pm.
terry in the South, both asregards Types, OrueG<e0,
&c., and the latest aud most approved nAeh4ne
Presses) is daily turning ont the finest specm0ae q
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHnCKa sssssi
CATALOGUES. NOTsS. P)SI1D1. ii
CIRCULARS, PH00RAMNJL
BILLS or LADINa, HHNDDfT1x ..
~ Particular attention given 10 nne wsgf fo1
Banks, Public 0ffces, Insurance. Rairood and Ira}e
THE DIPATCH CARD pRG0os
=, This new machine for CAxps. Brti HxAns. snal
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patroae
OF this establishment TO obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice. sIs
~ Prices reduced In proportion to fke tNspssse -
speed. 80, e--.z@- 4 -
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronss, and varioue
colored Inks executed In the highest style OF thek
I'm this branch Of the business the propretogs e0n
safely oHALLENGK COMPETITION.
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say- HoRsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMrooIsa SALOON, under the American No
ei-entrance nth street
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Bath Is cents, or tickets for one
dollar. JeS
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E8$ fhEsH LGEcHRs.-i have just re-
eeived; BY Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEs. which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
PS-CuRpinE and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours Of the day at the
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and si
night on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. c. HORIZON