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NO.fO3 maln.st.,
.lOWA.
II INSEED oIL-Raw and Boiled;
- Lard OIL:
Cotton-see Oil.
For sale by PLUMMER 4 CO.,
aug3l 1903 Mnin.st
rABINET VAKNIsH,
~ Coach varnish,
H. X. Car varnish,
Damar Varnish,
AsphAltum Varnish.
All Of superior quality, and will b sold In quan-
PLuMMER co.,
augSl los Maiu.,t.
Patent Dricrs.
- Whito's Compound, and
Lithasgs,
Warranted to give sAtisfsction, for sale cheap By
PLUMMEk = CO..
sursl los Main-st.
1 Pure White Zinc,
Red Lead,
Away. in stock .. pLvMxEK ! COS,
aug3l 1893 Main-st.
Cnn BOXES aiass from 6Xs 10 IoXie;
CUU 500 b1s" lDX18 to lSX2s
200 !" 2OX30 to 40X60;
10 Crates British Grown Glass.
Glass cut to any sise or pattern, BIZ
PLUMMEk CO.,
ssptl 1o3 Msin-st.
A GENERAL stock Of
"A Builders Hardware,
CarpenterA' Tools,
and Cutlery
For sale very cheap by PLUMMER 4 CO.,
septl 105 Msia-st.
Fosters Patens Wimde W supporter,
WE bsH Supporter and Fastener n TIE WORLD,
L not excepting Weights and Puileys and Sash
Locks, for sale by PLUMMEh 4 CO.,
septl 1903 Msin-st.
A FINE aasortmcnt Of Enaineled 0rates, Just
"A received by PLuMMER 4 CO.,
septld No. 1os Main-a.
KEOKUK CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
vVNHIs institution having been regularly organ.
ised and placed upon . reliable basis, will COM
msncs the first quarter Of the next year, under the
supe intendnnce Of Mr.. W. W. Jamison, at our
Sept. 9th. The rooms have been thoroughly re-
rsired and handsomely seated, and every arrange.
ment made 70 secure comfort and convenience 10
pupils.
The year will be divided into four quarters o. ten
weeks each.
TUITION
Lain, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathematics
English Grammar, Geography, Arithme
tic, &C., per quarter, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
/ II 10 desirable that all the pupils commence
with the beginning Of the uart In order 70 the
proper arrangement OF classes.
by order Of the Board,
M. ALEXANDER, Eec'y.
keokuk, Aug. so, '2s-dlm
DUhE Castor OiI--rressed and Clarified
L by stsam---in store and for sale low by
A. J. WILKINSON, Druggist,
, augold v6 MAin-st.
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q. r.. CLIFFORD.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
DHALnR IN
Fine Geld ana silver watches,
CLOCKS, sPEcTAcLEs. SILVER WARE, TO-.
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,

CLOCKS, sPEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, Ac..
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
IOWA.
+ W0ULDinvi tho attention Of the pub r
i lie TO my new and we'll selected stock. IN
being m sds up to my order are unsurpassed
10 quality or style. They comprise in part
Swiss, tho genuine Perry watchss. sssod Cd With nth
original dcsignsi Silver Wsrs Of every description
warranted pure coin Ladies' and Gentle men =
Jeweiy Of alikinds, including sty les mover before
offered in the market; Spectacles, in told, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Pcriscopic,
concass, double CONVEX and Colored classes, Of
! every variety Of shade and focus smone these
The real Scotch Pebble and Perisoopic Glasses.
mechanically adapted 70 suit all eyes. An asort-
ment aorton's Premium Cola Pens; Double Plated
Ware, manufactured BY Rogers Bro, on genuins
Albata. warranted TO BE- the best Pisted Ware that
IL made-Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit baskets. Cas-.
tors, Ladlss, Spoons, Fork, 10.
n. B.--0oods Of every description made 70 or.
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. The money refunded
in all cases who're goods do not prove @ lepre-
scented.
being = practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given to the Cleaning and Rs-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jcwslry, BE-, which
snall rs 1slsil Workman IKE .anrcr. srd ws--
rantei.
Coffin Plates kept on hand, and Engraved 10 or.
der. share 81 pa uonage v respectfully solicit
d. lsspt. !, 'ss-d
Qasru,s Ced Liver yslly,
A pPkovED ~ tho New FORK Academy Of
"A Medicine, containing IS pr esat. pure oil. A
dsi'eious preparation. having ~ the soothing and
.bls taste. 4. J. Wilkinson, Drsssiss.
go, 70. . 9aia-sl.,
20 Doz.ssPaisr Ls.on syrsp, 2! IL 81
Aag7d Isl Naia-st.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the owners OF the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
the City Of keokuk Lee county and State Of Iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
said described lots, As designated in above list,
by the City Council Of said city, being thecost Of
sbating nuisance on said lots, and unless pay
mcnt be Jade Of the taxes so levied and also 81
costs, before the Sd day of October, q. d. 1858,
the said lots, or % much thereof ~ shall be no.
cessary to discharge said tax and costs, will be
sold on tho day aforesaid, at the Mayors Office
in said city. between the hours Of . o'clock ..
m. and O'Clock p.m
&C. STEVENS,
Collectorof the City of kcokuk.
Sept. 5, 185S-dtd
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Marine q nd III Int for nglors,
UNPUBLISHED with numerous engraving IL.
IL Illustrative Of ihe miseries Of fishing. For sale
by CAVE 4 BARBER.
sept3d
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History OF the 1n0uctivo Sciences,
ER0M the earliest time down TO the present.
Il For sale by GAVE BARBER.
eept3d
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principles OF Government.
AR, MEDITATIONs IN EXILE, by w. 8.
~ o'Irien. For sale by
CAVE l. BARBER,
SePt3d "a Main-st.
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- Con.iderina the GOOD ou.li,i.. Of

ca Considering the good qualities Of
buckwheat, it is probably less appreciated
than any other bread grain. Writers on ng-
ricultural products seem to eschew ii a. food
for man, and regard it only a. a mischevious
adulterntion of wheat -four, or ~ product
Of poor soil for cattle. II 10 Of . totally diff
ferent family Of plants from the cereals, and
will flourish on sandy hill sides which are
barren for other grain. II 10 probably the
most ensily cultivated, and the cheapest bread
grain in the world. 1t is extensively cultiva.
ted in Belgium and some parts OF France,
where it forms the basis Of food for the in.
habitants. Though it's properties are very
different from wheat, is, nevertheless, quito
as rich in all important compounds, and in
extremely cold westherit 10 more substantial
than whest) It's, however, less digestible,
and apt to disagree with weak stomachs, or
persons unaccustomed to it,. BY analysis,
buckwheat is second to wheat in gluten, but
deficient in starch. By the addition Of one
fourth quantity Of oat or Indian meal to
buckwheat -four, tho bread 10 very much i'm
proved. Hunts Mer. Mag.
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Another supply OF
LIFE and Lectures OF Lola Mon.eg, Tor rale
by CAVE 4 BARBER.
sep3d
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L0ss or Deelom.
InN the Both, near the Packet Depot, Ksokuk.
~ my pocket book was either lost Or stolen. II
| contained, besides small amount oil money, sone
notes and papers, Of no use to any body bat me
and 70 whoever will return It, win pay IS rs.
ward. p TNRk EEp
Fort Madison, Aug. 81, .5s. dst
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rOPAL, Nos. ] and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., FOR sale in Quantitiesto suit, BY
A. J. WILKINSON,
Aug23d % Main-st
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS.
nN which Special Taxes are due and unpaid
~ for Matchmaking and CURLING On johnson
street, between 18th and I4th streets.
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-
rHROAES-jreen and Yellow, dry. in store and
~ for sale very low by
<. J. WILKINSON,
aug1jd % Main-st.
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nS- 1T Is WITH SURPRISE that the sirr

ers e he above card have learned that this ste
met wlth opposition on the part of portiln of the
community few Physicians and especially Of some
been the custom with ssreiai of the pruapisfs uf
thts city 10 charge increased price, for med ciues
dispensed 81 night. and IL has been deemed proper
fixed rate.
With regard Ia the justice OF the proceeding. we
wcnld say. that no man engaged ia any other oc-
cGpatiSn woGl consider il unfair TO charge more
Tot services rendered at unusual hours: ard we GER
taihIy mink 1t improper Tor any PHYSICIAN 10 Oh.
lect, while he obtains increase! fee OF Fogy. Dbl
!nrs ton the das charge after the hour of 10 L NJ
and Rc only claim tie fifty after zoe hare Yefir
sd
Because We have not heretofore nsisted upou that
which IS - itself Jat and proper it is l.o reason
why we should not now do so. and IL is certainly
lie, than 70 hsve them subject to secret ruiz and an
n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rny~ THn F,yru A~.r., rx.,n,-,


~ % ras sIReiSI. MECHANICS IssrrrurE FoR THE PRO-
NOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTs.-ahe new and SPA
e,oas hall ni the Institute. on 9th street. between
yam ana franklin, Richmond, Va, will be opened
70, me reception OF goods Or MONDAY, the Itch
d,y OF October. and the ExHI8. TToN viii he for
the % h.
Mocha, les. artists. inventors and others Ia the
state OF Virginia, as we'll the country at large,
are invited to avail themselves of the opportunity
inns AFFORDED TO display thci taste and sk i'll In the
collection about TO be made.
The splendid hall aad building of the Institute
will aGoed recommendation efficient to make most
attractive display of Machinery, for which abua-
dant motive power will be farnisbed. as well as of
articles OF taste and interest," of whatever class ur
description, which may be exhibited by those en-.
gagged in manufacturing pursuits
Tho Board of Managers earnt silly invite the &C
tive co-cpeTst N of the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country in contri uting 20
the important ohisct In view; and would also ex-
press their acknowledgment to the ladJes for their
interesting .ti iituticns to the preceding exhibi-
tons and would respectfully invite them to a re
newat OF contributions in order that the display in
the Female Department Of industry may prove en-
inentiy worthy of American f.mals talent
Any information in refers nee to matters of detail
will be promptly given, on application. or by ad-
dressing Jas ID Brow ne, Chairman of the Committee
on Exhibition 9th eet mex. TO the Hall of the In.
stitute. au 2T-2awt stlltdtd
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INSANITY IN ENGLAND-Mrs. Leach accused her son
the Rev. Mr. Lesch--of insanity, and procured
mis- Incarceration in mad house for year, and he
might have been held 10 durance all his lifetime
had not a commission Of iunacy, through the exes-
lions Of one of Mr.. Laachs So wants, Investigated
the aud released the prisoner. 1t tu rned out
upon inq uiry that Wr Leach WAS never treated ar
madman until his mother asceriained that be
had ade offer of marriage TO of the servants
and this was called the ''over act" Of insanity, aud
he was Immediately, upon the fact becoming know q,
consigned TO the lunatic asylum.
Mr. Leach, it appeared, was entitled under .tbe
will OF relation TO very large sum of of money.
about t30,O00 at the death OF his mother, but. in
tha event of his dying ines without children,
the whole OF the money would have reverted to his
relations, and ii is needless to say that if be had
continued in the asylum both these events must
nave occurred, because lunatic, of course. could
not make legal will, and there was Nv chance OF
his getting married. The jury, without hardly
any deliberation, came TO the unanimous concln.
sion upon the second inquiry that Mr.. Leach wa.
OF perfectly sound mind Immediately upon his
liberation he commenced a suit for ESQ 600 dana
ges against his "affectionate parent" All done in
Eogland.
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TRADE OF CHARLEsTos.-We copy from the Char
lesion Netrs the following review Of the exporta.
items OF Charleston, for the year ending the 3lst
Of August:
with the present issue We commence, on the
lst ins ant, the commercial year for l85S1S59 and
the former for 1s57-'5S having closed with our
last report, the 31st uit. The total receipts at
this port during the past year Of Uplands au,oun-
cd TO 800 255 bales of Ssa Islands to e55 bales,
and Of rice 10 l49 los tercss against the year pre-
vious OF 3765l4 bales Uplandr, 25 0Sl bales Sea 10
lands, and l37 $50 tierees rics. The exports 70
Great Britain having amounted to 176 96o bales
Uplands 1890 bales Sea Islands. and 5375 tierc-e
rice; to France q, ,036 bales UpaDds, 1,467 bales
Sea isands and 4577 tierces riee 70 other foreign
ports si650 bales Uplands. and 22 $40 tarces Rice
i1ng 90 hand st0ck of 10 ,J0S haies, inclusive Of
g baica; on chip board, not cleared, 9l7 bales
sra leland, ana ans tierces rice brought forward
IN our tables to DAY
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Dsft SEA SousDfSGs--Some persons sur
prised at the statement that the water upon the
geographic plateau between Trinity and Valentis
bays is from two to three miles deep in its deepest
parts, having been told that there it IL compare.
lively shallow. comparison of deep sound.
Dgs will show that the idea Of its shallowness Ia
correct, when measured by the almost incredible
abysses to which the plummet has been sent
Lieut. Bergman, in 1859, made a sounding in the
Atlantic ocean $4,000 feet in DEPTH equal toa little
over ~ miles; aud Capt. Denham, OF the British
Navy, has obtained soundiugs ut the vast depth OF
l6,2 ,236 feet. or about So English miles. The high
est mountains upon the globe might be hurled into
these immense chasms and still leave a vast ocean
above their tailest peaks. The giant Himalays,
that eyevtop all other mountains, would be swai-
lowed as easily as the Alps. The highest peak OF
the chain is only 2S,l7S feet above the sea level
and its sammit might be submerged about three
miles at the point Of Capt. Denham's deepes,
souudiDgs.
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gss- HUroHIaGs' VEGE4ABLE D7sPKp.

STA BlrTERs, the most popular family Medicine OF
the age. Byspepsla in its worst forms disorder ot
III Stomach aud Bowels, BilliCnsness, Yeilowness
Of the SSn want of Appetite. Debility, Headache
Nervousness lOwnoss Of Spirits, Palpitation OF the
Hat Cootiveness, Heartburn. Liver Complaint
Disorders Fl tie skin Liver. and Kydneys; Acid
StJnI trh. Diarrhpa, Vertigo DImness of sight
Jaundice nastiu0 of Strength, Fiatulence with fire
quent EelchiuR of Wind. Fltiated TASTE Coustipa-
ton and uueasness of tue Bowels, Burning Sensa
tio1 in the Pit Of the Stomach, Oppression after at
INK Depression Of Spirits is at removed by the
Of this remedy.
lowing words blown i'll the glass ss-'HUTGlIlNoS'
DYSPEPSIA BifrbkS, NEW YORK. sth my
fac smile pasted over the cork and on the outsidr
wrapper II eacn bottle
Oh RING. Proprietor
Druggist, 1873 Bf.adway, New York.
r! 10 cents per bottle.
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
ly-lm Sole ARents
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RRNARKBALE CiecuMsrANcs.-Mr. Thomas L.
Preston, of Saltvile. Va, had pair of very fine
matched horses. Passing along the street ia
Abingdon, year OF two ago, one Of them reared
up. fell back, and died without a struggle. Three
or four weeks ago, the other; in running through
a gate, ripped himself open with nail, was
supposed, and his ponch dropped out. After run
ming about one hundred yards, all his entrsls
came out-at the end Of another hundred yards
his heart aud liver were dropped, and he actually
fifty yards fsrther.t with all his iusides out,
before he fell and expired. Hard as this is OF
helief, it is true. and related to us by gen.
tIeman of the strctest veracity.
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hoBBERY- Mr.. David Byron, one Of the operators
attached to the Magnetic Telegraph Company 10
p,,,ns,ngton cry, was walking up Front str eet,
Philadelphia, Friday night, when he was attach al
oy TWO men, who threw him down and took his
carpet bag from him, aud were about riding his
POCKETS, when cab came by, causing the robbers
to leave their victim
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CHoLEnA.-The Paris Acsdemy Of sciences has
advertised ito prize, amounting to about $4,000,
for the discovery Of the cause aud the ectust cure
Of cholera. This prize, remarks the Scientific
American, 10 bequest ieft some years since BY
". Briant, aud > competition has already taken
place for II without success. No less than one
hundred and my three essays were presented on
the subject, bot only two Of them came within the
scope ot the condition.
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J. No IS Main street large and well selected
s.ock of CUsFkCrToNARY, FRUITS, NUTS, CI-
CARS. WINS, FANCY GO0ps: Toys &C.. &c, al
gays en- hand and at lowest wholesale prices.
Country merchants will fiid IL to their advantage
30 call and examine before purchasing goods in our
line D N JONES co,
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in
- l.oufacficnaries Emit
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The PERsIA's LAST TRIr.-THE QUICKEST YET.-
The last passage Of the Persia to England out
strips every previous one, by some hours, as ve-
rified by the Asias news On the 18th ult., at LOS
P NJ Lord Napier left the deck Of the Persia, then
lying in the stream; at SIS she got under weigh
| and gave her farewell salute: steamed on to st,
Johns, n. F., against strong head wind took on
Europa-thereby causing deviation from her
course of % hours sailed for Liverpool, which port
she reached by A. NJ, of the 2sth. Deduct %
hours deviation, and 4.45 difference of time, and
the Persia has made the passage in days and l3
hours
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LYALL TRADE. Having just returned
4 from Boston and New Yc k, and receiving a
fresh sock of Good. fully prepared TO offer in
iucements to the city aid countr, trade by ssock
embraces III part.
400 boxes Layer and Bunch Raisius
100 drums sultans Raisins
rs casks fresh Currants
100 boxes teghorn Citron new
Is cases Sardines, assorted sizes
10 trails Dates
10 cases PruEes. in glass jars
30 boxes Muscat Wire
200 do Fire Crackers
Is bags Cream Nuts, nsw
~ d. fiIli-rts
20 do Naples Walnuts
Is bbls Pecan Nuts
Is bags soft sbelt Almonds
100 boxes assorted Liquor Drops
500 do do Gum do
5000 lbs assorted FRI nch Fruits
All of which will be sold at commission prices. for
ash.
l have just completed large Candy Manufacto-
ry, by which am able to sopply. in any quantity
the finest CANDY, from White Crushed Sugar. /
respectfully ask call from all IN want, before pur
chasing eisew here. e
ANDREW ANTONI
No. l5G next door TO Exchange Bank,
Sc 10 Main street.
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p RICHMOND AGENCY.
Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Insurance Company.
CAPITAL $40, 0,UuO,O

CAPlIAD SlU, OUU,OUU.
OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS INVES-
TED IN THE UNITED STATES.
The liabilities Of the shareholders unlim ed. The
revenues of the Company, derived from premiums
OF INSURANCE., exceed Two MILLION OF DOLLARS AN
SDALLY
The Company ia therefore prepared 10 increase
the amount hitherto taken, On uueXceptiGnahIe
rrHs They will istI pcicies for loss damage by
fire on buildings mert handise, household furniture.
&c. DC ON liberal terms.
INSURANCE OF RENTS.
This Company Will III .ke Insurance against loss
of RENTS by FIRE. aud most liberal
priucipl.
FLO4TING POLICY
Floating policies to insure MERCHANDISE,
when IN one any number of stores, on the
Wharves and on b ard hips in port granted.
In addition 10 the ordinary mod of insurance,
this Company issues PERMANENT PoLIeI.s TN pay
ment Of ten annual premiums. property is Themes
forth permanently insured.
BY this plan saving of nearly FORTY PEI
CENT. is ffected (rhe thus saved wIll in fif-
teen years amount 10 the whole OF the deposit -
The risk and iscOnTenrnce OF renewals avoided
The policy can be Cancelled at any time at the Iisk
of tha holder, the premium being rerurned less five
per cent. CHAS Il WURTHA AM, 49,.
w WYATT HSeh''
Sc s-,lts Office for the present, 203 Main st.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

CohnsuoHEnS CrnsIyicATs.--The undsrsi9nsd
sworn Commissioners 20 superintend the drawing cf
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, DO hereby
certify that the above h an accurate liet Of the
day ct Augusta. Gs.
1 8 8 sAsssH pGssFH }s-s.os-r.
swosn 70 end subscribsd belbss n this ~.
spt- llth, la5a- LAWS LEVX.Jf
lxpIAHAfIon -Ihs leit hand row n each the aboye
coianus contain the Numbep WA4ch were d1un
& the Priss which he Nnmhes e entitled to.
All Tlcken where the NunbrF ends Ia 2. Afe en11-
lied % ~ y addition ~ any 6heE kyieS whtch she
Ei9hee fichste drAw thelr yeepoee2A pert Z.
Csrtincatsa cf Eackage6 ~ e.1lehe4 - ~ thex
Eeh1ke ~ nrssDcsS1p6.
Psisa tcfsis ~ osrtf1eefse mna = ssesrnsa =
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~ BATHS BATHS, bATHs Hot
Odd and shower Baths can be bad daily 1t al
hours, az the American Hair Cutting. Shaving, anf
rhanpooiDg Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Eetrance on nth street.
eiu2is Baths Is cents or tickets for 81 ap 10
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Day WnAsHER n FRAkcB.--A letter from Paris
states thAt The river seine the 26th ut, MAS -
low that itcOuld be crossed on foot, winch =
the nrst time foroBe hundred and nfsy years that
such = thiag has happeacd.
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Hag- DR. ACHILLES AscoLI's Cfice, Cd

Grace street, between 1th and 5ih
ChoRJc II Hour fir tie B5or-After the 18th inst
(AuL uStl Dr. ASCtiI VIII be in attendance upon the
poor between aad O'Clock, 2. II , Instead of be
tween and 5, ss heretofore, and positie.iy at M
otacT tOar. in the day or evening. NH l2-iys