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s PEc!RIcATIONs for the eenaraeas.z


g PECIFICATIONs for the eonfraes 50
. hg construction Of iufning bridge across Csaai Cs
The bridge its piers buIkheads etc. shall be eoss1
IN az points IN See9rdanes with The plans sections snd
PIER-Ihe pier sqpp?risg the bdss shan BE- built Of bent
hard bnEn lake bricks laid in hydraulic cerss mortar s
restirg on platform Of two hicknesseso by u inh
pres planks laid close and crossing each other hs b
said P l;1i shall rest wooden grating @
framed, bottled and finished marked Oh ibe plans.
Pearl river cypress Of he best quality veil framed and ba
s4e dimensions Tarke On the plans All The mbers shall
half ron aphaltum the edges and wherever two n
be constructed on each de q the bridge sS aed q ~
plans The foor hall be Of narrow cypress planks c
IRos WORK CAsTEes-The bed plates. rollers ala 81
iron properly in anA fastened the shole according SSH
The bolts Suspension rods, straps, bogchains etc. au M
The eqnirng fastsnings shall Be Of tie best quality IF
The hogchains TO be " inches in diameter.
ABuTHESrs PIERS ETc-The abgInsut piers shall t Ia.
ground at distances Of feet from centers aid piles 70 @
sheathing Of By Il inch cypress panks, strongly nailed
The space between The existing roads on both sides Of s4
covered With lake shells 1t least one foot i ~
kPiRgs similar to thoss e The bridge VII el g
be built all aloEg said ratings The whole as shown M
FESDERs-Fender piles protect the bridge fru bEs a.
iured by vessels, shall be driven and framed uaar
PA1srISG-Ihe outside faces of beams and frames &c 1
work usually painted shall receive covering d Tires
GESER2I cIA6sEs-The bridge when completed I 49,
tset well IL Of M di, IN r q may ee easily
other wise it shall be rejected by The surveyor.
All the materials shall be Of the best quality and si
Furnished by the contractor as well as the labor.
The cont actor shall guarantee the bridge TO and er @
required during said term Of two years shall be done IN
tractor at bis own expense; and to guarantee the ai
the price Of contract until the expiration OF SAID to
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-PpFOFtu ApTII . Io00,
tsignedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.

The attention the city of the pahE
respectfully called te the foregoing resolution
4. TJIEARD,
jyI6H Comptroller city Of New 0rleaus-
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A NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION NEE
N CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY,s DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUNE. WITH ISnEa-
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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SPECIFICATIONS for phe contract aar al,
ending 70 and keeping il epar The oridgs acres de s
putting said bridge in complete good order and condfoa
condition may be found the day of delivery the @
and it shall Re The duty Of the cont, actor within ts
after, Iace said bridge in complete good orderaB
by removing all decayed and rotten lumber and
shutting in s gd lumber OF the same dimensions aud Of De-
9 5q u, tE i ~ o t gu I ls ~ isT " ~
their places machinery proper Dimensions quality
in furnishing and replacing all parts Of the machinery wh
Of said bridge usually painted three good coats Of best PAID d
oil of such suitable colors as the Street Commissions
The contractor shall bind himself during The contna.e
condition and at The EXPIRATION Of said Contract 10 nF
same TO the city in e3mglete good order and eondGa
ops9 and bnt aid bridge Ms often NJ ma, be v
shall furnish all oil etc. which be eqpred 70 h r
Ali damages Which my occur to said bridge through ts
ligence or incapacy Of the contractor shall be
The contractor shall be fined in the sum ofen dollars e
and every neglect Of duty said ne TO be retained bE t
Security to an amount $1,000 shall required guar
the faithful performance of the contract.
Payments 10 be made monthly the certificates q liz @
veil Understood that in failure by The
o 4ed e. n esss s Re G e"5 VIII
ner iii which the work i being executed the Council Small
in default required by article 1905 Of @ @
Code, and without applying 10 court Of justice q aA
stood that the shall any time abandon d
his Contract he said coaaetor shall forfeit ali Claims
have any part of the work up the date Of the al
ment that the city shall be thereby discharged from
all liability therefor; and it is also we'll understood thai
resuld she and his st
solidO pay the city all loss OTTER
price which the contractor originally
racted perform the work. and the price ut which tG
adudicated a resale or REHABILITATION.
f he Ss ,o hs sH
Bids 10 be Tor the whole work Incomplete.
iSignedi LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved the Committees Landings u
Boards of the Common Council.
EsigDed,l 7. A yFNS5NS4ARp; chaIrunsz.
Registered July 20. 1855.
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a. P, JANTIER, Secretary.
TVHE FIRST ANNUAL &TATEMENT u
L THE GiTIHENsl MuTu ~ INSURANCE COMPANY

F E5KsE ANT T sHEA 65NFAN4
In conformity with the requirements their charter
Citizens Mutual Insurance Company make the following state
Amount Of Premiums received for theyeNr ending
Premiums a MGy ON FiFe RI RI $64 g6 '0UO''
do NiTsP R Hisss. S sS95s Il
s8OO,648 u
LESS return S's'el' 80 s55,757 CT
Net earned Premiums .s2448s6 10
Losses paid during the same period y Es %
On Marine Risbs....,,,,,..... 8295,2 2 %
RensuranCes. 1852 ID
''Aps'iss' '''' 100 4.s' ''''' @sn4e6ee1
Net earned profit for the year endiugsot .,ooo,.
The HG Company has the assdts VIZ
Bills for premiums A Sl3 Y
Bills receivable being balance que an subscription
Due for premiums in course Of collection 524l
Tny Invested II secured by mosag on estate
T@E fGG notes t seafed Sy a Tes
Sctips Of Mutual Insurance Companies. 356q W
Total amount of assets $3.50 $50 g
Parish Of Orleans SS Gity Of New qF ss4 Es,o
me- the snbSerbs Justice Of he Pace in and for The parish
Se1 1 anS SchrebsT Secrer Of tie Citizens Mutual nsu
Company of New Orleans whobeqg duly sworn accord.
and rne and transcript from the books Of said com
pany. 4,pD n.,
Sworn SSIsnd and 9seI before n.y. this o
Der, A. D. 1857. c. NJ BRADFORD, r.
The Board of Directors have deced dividend of 40 per
cent thenet earned premiums e year ending November
80 1851 tor which scrip certificate WI ne issued on ana after
the 5th of February the balance 10 meet Ioet
in course of adjustment. -,.Dr, Ma.
GEO. W. WEST, Yice-president
a. scuREBER, Secretary.
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= 6 tssisnsdj - = GERARD FER sTITH. Mayor
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Also County Rights for sale in the States Louisiana Mis-
sisBppi Texas and Arkansas adorable Apply to
CARPIETTE, SGANDLING 4 HILL,
al SIN No. IA PoydFa5 street.
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OFFICE No. Carondelet street ny, ma,
o. GAlLlARU, President,
GEO W. WEST, Vice President.
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srzlExE coun DISTRICT MGLEMoRE, RAYBgRN

sT1lENE Oo0R DE NsTRIeT McLEAO KE, r 9BTKN 4
della N,lle.nreans C0-So 5s49.
I'm VERFU dun writ de ficri fncIRs moi
Il par PhonoAne Sxieme COur District
Nouvele Orleans dams aare cidessus e procedeai lie
MARDI, d'aout 1855 OlS heurcS a. NJ sur les lieux
ci.Rpres d6signes, d I'adindica. de
Tons les Meubes ct EetS, dams la Cdevan
de Jno Price r., dies deendeurs SiuG de FAon-
citation No l9 dams Premier District de cette Vile uiyan
inyentaire dGpose mon bureau pour
Saisis dams l'aiaire ci -desSIs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Adjudication.
jy23 &c 30 aug Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d6rlIns
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The Copanv continues to insure against the pers OF the
seas and rivers and los and damage by IRE at the
of premiums,
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[ No. 4lOl. 1

Approved July 80, 1855
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to the Fourth District Pound jackson street between
Laurel and Constance streets, rs est
one white ard blaC X spotted she goat.
Tine brown She goat.
One white She goat with collar.
One white and back spotted she goat.
Que white and red spotted she goat.
One black She goat with white spot the left side
on the forehead.
One BLACK she gsat with white spot the left side.
One white she goat.
One white and black spotted he goat
One brown he govt
Which II claimed within days the expenses there
on paid will be sold at public auction said pound MON
DAY, August 9, 1858, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, uly 26, 1858.
g. o. fletcher, Street Commissioner.
Registered July &C. 1858.
HENRY DuREL,
Clerk of Comptroller.
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asS $50 GETTY DOLLARS REWARD;
~ Ran away the 18th January light grit boy named
ID HENRY or GORDON, aged about "a years weighs
about $50 pounds about inches in height; easily
frightened confused when spoken
gait thin mousache dressed when he left in black froek
checked cashmere pants doublebFeRst6d and
light colored felt hst. Applyto
McnONNELL's Restaurant,
al INV, ut-nnf
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jy2l % 30 au2 sheriff de Ia Paros Sc" Orleans

ly9t N 81 au2 Z Sherf de Ia PArofsEe d tlreRns.
sixth DISTRICT CouRT JOHN, R, AILABAUGH vs. HIS
pY VIRTUE al and In obedience to an order
II Of sale rendered July 9Th 1855 by the
Honorable the Six District Court Of New Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed sell at public auction
the City Hotel Common street. between Camp magazine
streets, on ATBkDAY, August "a 1855 II O'Clock NJ
for Of the creditors of said insolvent-
The REuB WHITE together with Frs%a
all her furniture tackle apparel machinery, f4l9L9s5
she lies in the port of New Orleans. 5ss1a
Surren erred by said insolvent to bis creditors.
F. T. PARKER,
iy29 aug % sherifof the Parish Of oteans.
6tSR Ii. RODRIGUEZ ~ co.., Ns~ss
RHKS successors to f. D'AQUIN 4 co. lEli4gtbssgSs
ss BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS, s.
No. 81 New Eeyee street, New Orleans,
Superior AMERICAN CRACKNEL BISCUIT, warranted
tree OF SaleThtus any drugs injurious to health.
H. D. Co. keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
Bread and Crackers,
Pilot Bread Coteehouse Biscuits Water Crackers
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers,
Wine Bread, Boston Crackers, Picnic etc, etc,
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers, etc,
Alimade by machinery at the lowest market prices myl u
A NTERTCAN AROMATIC BGTIPlGR COR
n DIAI-This Cordial whose delicate flavor and
unsupRssed the successful tonic and restorative known
in Of general debility and COMPLAINTS restores
the appetite nvgorNes the action and functions of the
RCh aud thereby dyspepsia often brought by
and humid climates. Said Cordial mny be administered with
equal efficiency the infant and the aged by following the d
rectiOns printed the label of bottle and agreeable
taste is not the least Of its recommendations.
This Cordial has been introduced into general use in the pn
cpa coeehouses of this CITY, such SzehC Gem Ruby
the superior Boxers Stomach Btters
celebrated throughout the United States of American and there
be doubt that all who tasted the American Bitter
Cordial give the preference all other Rers hitherto in
use. For sale by A. A. PEYCHAun
No. los Royal street.
IS Old Levee street.
DEVERGES It ST. ROMESt
d. II Exchange Alley
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rTlHE WERNIY. soura-Ar rHE INsrANc

of many in different parts of the country
resolved to issue q WEEKLY EDITION of THE SOUTH.
This Edio will contain he chief Editorial Literary
aiti les Of the daily paper, besides variety of
mum inai ~
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sHERIFFs SALES.

stxra prsrstqr oouer}w. NJ ENoX vs. WIN T. MAR
ny VIRTUE Of q writ Or fert faciNs to
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
of New Orleans the entitled cause, will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine Streets SATURDAY, August2Sh 1853
at ~ O'Clock, NJ
The Steamboat BLOOMER. together with all . fYa@a =.
her furniture. tackle apparel machinery,
she lies 10 the Mississippi river, left bank,
directly opposite the Convent, below town.
Seized in the ABOVE su
TERMS-CInsh on the spot
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CHAMBERLAlN's OFFICE,
NOTICE.-By an ordinance passed by


NOTICE.-By an ordinance passed by
~ tue Council Of the City of Richmond. the Goth
inst. il is ordained:
9TH itevery person or firm who or which has hired
out shall hire out, slaves tor the present any
future year, or any part thereof TO persons doing
hall an the 9oth Iav If Iantiary If eaci, xear de-
liver to the Mayor of the city list signed by him
self or member of the III III. containing the name
of each slave hired cut Icy him or them prior 70 that
time. and tue name or person of the rm hiring ruch
slave And such person or firm shall, every 18th
day commencing from said 3uih day Of January,
until the 18th day Of March in each year, deliver to
the said Mayor like list signed AS aforesaid. CON
tanning the names of all the slaves hired out by him
or them and to whom hired, not embraced in the
preceding lists. And if any person firm, hiring
slaves aforesaid shal tail to deliver said lists,
signed aforesaid, he they failing, shall he
fined not less than twenty dollars more than fifty
dollars: and each day Except Sunday on which b
they shall fail to deliver the said list to the Mayor
shall constitute distinct offence, and subject him
or them to the fine aforesaid"
copy-Teste, -
pS--6t IHOS. LANSHN. e.. q. IL.
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SAML. r. BAYLY.
ErSs~ WATSON & BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS AND

CuUNSkLLoRS AT LAW,
RICHMOND, "a.
Practice in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
lHuni aud the counties OF Henrico and Ches-
let gfed
and Commissioner in ChAncery.
SAML. T. BAiLT Commissioner Of United States
Court of Claims Commissioner of Deeds, &C, fer the
several States and Notary Public.
Sc Office on Bank street. in Goddins Building.
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VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell

LING ON THE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH Be
TWEEN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the Sd
day of February, ISIS. on the premises commen ing
at o'clock the large and admirably located private
RESIDENCE situated as above adjoining the residence
W. l.. Waring The lot fronts Al feet, runs back I65
feet The house has ii rooms, besides ample ser
vantf accommodations and bathing rooms with
cooking range, furnishing hot and cold water, and
city water and gas and is valued in the Mutual As
surance socety for s. 400 The neighborlood is first
rate.
TERMS -One-ffth cash. balance at ], q and
years, n bonds bearing interest secured by trust
deed. The taxes and insurance for this year to be
paid by the purchaser.
Ia H0nnIN AppERSnN Ancts
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YARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIX

4 ACRES OF LAND. CALLED "PRICE's." ON
THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD. ABOUT AZ MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGEfHER WITH CROPS,
STOCK, &C THERt0N, FOR SALEATAUCT
At the request of Mr. Joseph Elliott, will sell at
public auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
q day OF February lo'8, commencing at II O'Clock,
and six acres, of which seyenty-iive acres are
cleared, bal ance in wood. On the cleared land
there has been seeded lhrty-four bushels wheat
with two tons of GuanO. The dwelling and all the
out houses are in good order. and are ample for a
moderate sized family. The location is hne one for
aIhysicap. After which will lie sold all tue perish
able estate the place, Consisting Of crops of Corn
Fodder and shucksi young and we'll broke Mules
2Cows; 81 Cows; all tue farming implements, inclu
ding an excellent Wagon; also so cords of wood.
TERMs-One=tird cash. balance at one and years,
for .nd5 b-aring interest, secured by trust deed
For the personal estate all sums under $50. casl
over that amount, months credit, for approved eL
dorsed negotiable paper.
The taxes for loas to be paid by the purchaser.
ia Is 6ODDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
p. S.-Immediately after the sale Of the above
Farm will he sold all the farming Utensils crep of
Corn and Fodder and all the other personal proper
ty on the place.
TERMS at sale, ia l5-d&cw
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IN WELL BROKE MULES FOR SALE

w AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auction, at the
Lot Franklin aud Pine streets. adjoining the Fair
Grounds, ON WEDNESDAY, the 3rd February, 1885,
at ii O'clock A. N 81 well broke Mules, the most OF
which are of good size aud sold for no fault the
owners wing no further use for them.
TERMs-Four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes, with the interest added.
eS- The attention of farmers and others Ii called
to this ssle as the Mules are well broke and per
fectly sound. GO1DIN 4 APPERS0S,
ia 2l-d1cwtds Auetioneers.
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ssg~GREAT ImpRo EMENT /.

ssy"G REA I NIP RIO ' E TENT IN
EXTRAC CITING ETU.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST would announce to- those wishing their
tooth EXTKAC1Ep that lac now has instruments supe-
rior to any Others used. The simplicity aud
thr extraction OF the teeth almost painless, nersr
ttlta1 II Jrisg the teth the rst trial. never breaking
It, man Cling the gums, iuJurins the surrounding
parts. ~ 80
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing, aud H.
sorting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed
Ollie opposite Cornthian Hall, on Main street
ia a.
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MgAsURER AND APPRAIsER-The subscriber having
determined to discontinue the building business, Of
his services tn his friends and the public gencr
nlIy ia the above branches.
Having had experience of over twenty five
years in the art OF building, he batteIs himself that
he WILL be able 10 give satisfaction, and solicitE a
share oi patronage
Plans, Specifications and Estimates for Buildings
II every description furnished at short notices and
"a rrasnuatle terms. Measurement and Valuation
of Work OF every kind connected with Building.
promptly attended Ia. Office in the Hall of the Vir
giuia Mechanics Institute, corner Main and 18th
streets. Office hours from S1a to va O'Clock A. NJ.
ig-Im
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN

l. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR BELLONA
ARSENAL, AT AUCTION.-As Trustee in a Deed of
Trust from Abuer VI. Trabue dated 30th of October,
1882 duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court,
shall proceed to sell at public auction. on the
misses. on THURSDAY, the nth day OF February,
1855 f fair; if not, the next fair day at the hour
of II O'Clock NJ, the following Real Estate conveyed
by the Trust Deed Aforesaid viz: III of land,
located as above being the same purchased by said
Trabue of the estate of Edward o. Friend. decd
The title is believed to be good. but the Trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMS-Cash. JAMES K. MCTfREE,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoS, Aucts
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BY Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
mo. $50 Main street

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF $4,000
WORTH OF JEWELRY AND wArCnE
FROM AN EASTERN MANUPACTORY.-f havv
received BY Express. large loo of Jewsry incIud-
ing Watches, Cameo. Painted, Jet and Gold Stone
and sleeve Buttons. Lockets. Ear Rings, 6RIAN
dOLD CHAIN an entirely new article. and general
assortment OF Jewelry such ~ IL kept In frst cass
Jewelry establishments. These goods must and wfl1
be sold without reserve. - : =
The above sale win commsnee THIS EVENING.
at O'Clock, and continue EVERY EVENING neat
week. HENRY W. QCARLER
il q AncfIOoear
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Eag NoTICE.-All religious.

lent literary scientific mechanic other societies
orders or bodies which desire to unite in the
IA 1urs ut the erection of the equestrian statue Of
the 22 OF February and to form part of the process
sion are requested TO report To me the Banes and
t-4ti!ntt 4 numbers OF their respected bodies that
provision may be made for their accommodation in
the column and in the resef Ted space about the
monument WIN b. TALIAFERRO.
RICHMOND. Jan y, lSjS Chief Marshal.
Na- Newspapers generally are requested topub-
iisli this notice. la Cts
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DTs0OIUTTONo. 90.

NOTICE. Having disposed of the ba-
~ lance Of sur Stock sl,ai. FROM this date die
continue tile DIZZY GOODS business. Our books may
bc foubd At the old stand, No It3 kagle square,
Main street, whore our customers are requested 70
call and settle their accounts without delay with
A X PARKER x 20. Our firm will remain until
further notice. PARKER. NlMM0 co.
February LIT, 1858.
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RSE~RrrrER's New Truss AND SUP

P0KrERs-A Il who wear trusses should call and ex-
anime this Truss. The principle is entirely new
aud 1t supports the rupture In easy and codforta-
BE manner. II can be worn with much less nCon-
Vruieuce than the ordinary trusses; and Tor hight
ness durability and comfort it is uneIuaied. fHg
one io3 tstdgS me If tAgs TfseS t0W tosdr
tttsr Also RITTEk'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
a very simple but admirable article. full assert
meut for sale by -
W PETERSON, Druggist.
Corner Of l2t aud Main sttcsts,
Ilcninlnfd w
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by Tue UsNbfNOf:
ia At-sWtde
YARN AND DWELLING FOR RENT

That very desirable country Residence and
Farm situated on the Central Railroad and Meadow
Bridge Road. within half mile of the city Of Rich
mend, belonging TO Judge P. V. Daniel, will be for
rent from the LIST Of January next The farm
tains about acres. of which about 10 in cultiya
ton. The improvements consist of large two story
Brick Dwelling with eight rooms besides the cellar,
wooden kitchen, servants houses barn, stable and
cattle shelter and brick spring house and dairy In
which is All unusually fine and copious spring. The
whole place isabundanty supplied with good water
and has always been remarkable for Its heathfuness
even in the sick Hest seasons As country residence
convenient to the CITY, aud as u market garden and
Dairy. this place has peculiar attractions and advan
tag Any further information relating to it and to
the terms OF renting it, BE- had application 10
the subscribers. G0DDIN Il APPERSON,
Iag-ZtaWIm Auctionaers
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TRUSSES, TRUsSES, TRUsSES We
u invite the attention of phi ysicians to a new aud
improved TRUSS. for the cure of Hernia. Its self
addptatioa. hghtnesS and natural pressure il ttrk
iDSly evident We have also all the usual styles and
patterns OF Trusses, for Umbilical, Ingruical and
FemoTal Hernia, in use; with large assortment of
Surgeons Bandages aud Appliances; Splints: sllk
and Cotton Elastic Stockings for ua,icOSe uetns:
Shoulder Braces. &c.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
156 N. W. cor. Main and 10th st,
20 a ~