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srD LADIES, FRuNCu TRAVELLING

Gn ead Soa T2 Gs pS se the sa SHg
we have Just received lar-e and varied assert
ment OF Ladies French TRUNKS and u DRESSING
CASES. which are very large and eonyenIently ar
ranged, havin- from one To- three Tray and Bonnet
Boz in them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want rt such, viii please
give a call before making their purchases. We
are determined 10 sell them as low the same de-
scription can be bouk lat Tor IN the citg OF Rich
mond. or State of Virginia.
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LUDLAM Il WATSON,
Ofhce nnnnSIte StnamprS' w harNe
80 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.-

zEc-aS ST NMEH AkRANGENENI
AfLfH REDUCED RATES.-The L. s. Mail
.s-ss<zvr=k Steamers JAMESTOWN, Captain PAR
RIsH, and ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, Will carry
passengers to and from Virginia at reduced rates.
The JAMESTOWN. Capt. PARRISH, leaves Rich
mond every TUESDAY afternoon, at o. clock; City
Point same evening, and Norfolk on WEDNES-
DAY at u o'clock, noon, for New York, arriving
there early next day, and in time to connect with
the line going East and North
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER. leaves Rich
mond every FRIDAY afternoon at 4 O'Clock, City
Point next mornng at O'Clock, and Portsmouth
same evening, for New York arriving next morn
ing. - -..- =,
RETURNING The JAMESTOWN leaves New
York from Pier -, North River, every SATU RDAI
afternoon ut o clock for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond. taking reight for each place
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pier Is,
North River, every WEDNESDAY afternoon at 3
o'clock, for Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond,
taking freight for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, state-raum included between Nor
folk and New York 49,. ..........- $500
Steerage Passage ............ &C. 400
Passage state room included, between Rich
mond, Petersburg and New York, $50
Steera>e Passage. .......... 800
Passage, state room included, between l. ynch-
burg and New York. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Passage between Richmond and Norfolk same as
by the river steamers.
GA Meals FIFTY CENTS extra
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VIRGINIA ENTRAL
q lsEsss $3.50 AIR GA D,CHAAN6E OF

VIRGINIA CENTRAL
Hl&4 Isss5 - R AILRoA D.,CHAN6E OF
asXS-xA-NASH o r SIS NJ NJ r All
RANGEMENT.
Trains leave Richmond twice daily. Sunday
nights excepted.) viz: $50, A NJ, and 6i5, L. NJ
for AieSandria. washington, Baltimore. &c.
Passengers by the 645, p NJ, train do not change
cars between Richmond and Alexandria.
Once daijy viz: $50. A. NJ for the VIRGINIA
SPRINGS, via Charlottesville and Stanton.
THROUGH TICKETS.
Fare to Washingto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
Baltimore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
50 Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. $50
:. New York ................ ll5O
Baggage checked through.
Throug h tickets sold to Pittsburg, GAINESVILLE Gin
cinnati, Louisville st. Louis, Chicago, and all i'm
portant points West.
Passengers go through without detention.
Through tickets sold to the Rockbridge and Bath
Alum SPRINGS; Warm, Hot, and Healing SPRINGS:
Sweet, Red Sweet SPRINGS; White Sulphur SPRINGS
Splendid line of four horse COACHES connect
with the trains for all Of the above Springs.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Je3-ts General Superintendent.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

p G. gAYLY. THos. ]. MoNcURE.
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. VA.
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO,
CORN, WHEAT, FLOUR. and ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE, to which they will devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
WA- Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jy 1S-d&w3m
GEO n JEWETT RO. =. JAMES,
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS, g,
GIVE their attention to Renting out Houses ana
VI Collecting Caims. but will attend to any other
business entrusted to them.
Mr.. JAMES is a NOTARY PUBLIC, takes deposi-
TONS acknowled gments to deeds. &c.
Office on the corner of 18th and Nam streets, ad-
Ionins the office of Messrs. Isaacs & Taylor.
jy Sim
n HAGERTY, BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
-. DER, 10th, between Mai and.Carv streets
Richmond, Va Having fitted up a FOUNDRY at
the above place, ! am now prepared to execute Al
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
fNGS, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
any other establishment South of BatImore: Also,
CARPETS PATENT ANTI-FRlCTlON AND
Rabbits METAL, for sale at reduced prices,
NJ B.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken IN EXCHANGE Tor new.
iy Sim
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- ciIlLnREs,s ssioES.-A Bsnu-

rF4 tHILnRE,S'S SHOES Beuu-
So tliui assortment, amonS whch are Chi
drens Heeied Slippers: ChlldTeh's Morocco Sup
pers, without heels; Cbidreus Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Cmldren's Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; ChildTcu'S Patent Leather oxford
Ties, very handsome; Cmldren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels; Children's fhtn Sole Mo-
rocco Boots; Chidren's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles. at the SIN OF the BIZ
Boot. No Main str W NJ. WALSH
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WARNER & co.

p WARNER & co.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS. BRmSHESa BASKETS: MATS,
PAINTED TUBS, BUCKETS, ETC.
Sc and 80 Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
MANDATORY AT CONCORD, Mass.
~ l-2n
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OuI tldIkS, dIiu promise TO please all.
free K fnS PET R Ii f
my l2-3m*
ROTTLING ESTABLISHMENTS A :
for the be5a &
bes leave to announce to friends and the public
5nht AGE XII BER
&G as heretofore, and which we will deliver, Rec
OF CHARGE, to any part of the city.
foods for the country carefully packed In barrels
and delivered to any depot in the city.
We have also constantly on hand, Lager Beer and
Scotch Ale and London Porter which we most re-
spectf"lly recommend t9 thf p EP SER Bro
CHAMPAGNE WINES.-We have IN store
y the following fine Champagne Wines, viz:
La PeIle and Ruhis, superior c,,n,a.
FIeur de sillery, Wins de Danes Very
:. :. Imperial hne
Heldsick Il Co.; Silery Mousseux; LIE Marquis de
Al Of vi, wRI !, O btR III aS 3d. d hs R faR St.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.-The sub
shsF HI; i s95e ps WHY
PIPES, PIPE STEMS, and the usual VARIETY Of
Kept d in such sT Thfh Be
Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars, &c..
my SIN No. los Broad street.
TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.
i LEG Trims lntrmary is situated at the corner
OF MaTSnail ana college streets, IN an elevated and
healtniul position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots, Hotels and other centres of business. 1t is
furnished with every Arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment of diseases and injuries
and for the comfort of the sick All persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, except
the insane and those laborng under COMMISSIONS
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lying
IN women are also received and carefully attended
to.
Private rooms furnished when desired
Inc patients are under the charge of the Profess
s sS Of the Cellege who visit the wards daily The
a ans Medicine are, for Per week.
" hite PATIENTS. ...-..~..........-...$6
Goiored ......."..-........$5
In addition to the above rates, in eases requiring
a Sxrgleat Opsrqtion, by agreement with the pro-
CHARGED for the operation, varying from So to $50
according TO It's Importance. The particular fee in
81 Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
All charges pay abIe on the removal of the pa-
tient.
LAS and W vsfflsfSpsDir0's GIBSON rErico
w AtsTsn sna Peh,YsWISians-pros TUCKER CON
Resident Physcian-EDMUNDs MASON, NJ. D.
Steward-F; M; PARRISH.
PPaesldent.L. 8. JOYNES. NJ. d.
to the lnrmary may address eit6er tSs
or the Resident Physician. ia6~iV
KON! IRON: STEEL, TIN, kc.. Lee
GILLIAN &DUNLoP, No. III sScAMoss ST.,
Ok ships Helene, Willard and Trenton. sns as
Common and hest Refined IRON
HoI:ss; and SShs M sas s Ss5s' ZION MON
to .at direct to City Point and Cor sale lots
l |. { 6. b. DAvENPoRT.
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CARRIAGES. &c.

oaeissS NEW CARRIAGE MANtFAt-
6SCSSY TORY, corner of 9th and Broad streets.
~; The subscriber has now, on hand, OF llS
light CARRIAGES and Bu6GIES, with and with,
cut tops; RoCkAWAYS. &c. which he will sell
rs low, IL not lower, than any other house IN the
ght and substantial vehicles to call once, he
is determined 10 sell. ie 2S-im' JOHN DOES.
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2 I y Ia n " n II.
No. ll3 Main street, X Richmond. Va
BEST HARD SoLE-LFATfilH

SEwyyS BESi tAND SOIE-LEAgftL h
EySri1 TRUNkS.-W have on hand a fresh and
~AAfAfull stock of the above, emhracins al the
different sizes and STYLES, To ether with Va!ises,
Sulkey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS, Ia -rrat
variety and # seEtemen and ladies wish FIRST
rate and complete trayel!ng outfit Just call NJ NJ.
lib, Main street. Richmond, Va. where yau can
purchase at reasonable prices.
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5.
HA Meals FIFTY CENTS extra,
LUDLAM Il WATSON.
eA INIOS STEAMSHIP CoMPA,

scSA UNION STEAMSHIP COMPA-
aIEfis NY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY
- POINT AND NORFOLk.-SPRING
ARRANGEMENT1,Stea CITY OF RICH
MOND. Captain 4. MITCHELL; Steamer PENN
SYLVANIA, Captain DAVID TEAL; Steamer V r.
GINA. Captain J. b. KELLEY.
One of these superior Steamers Will cave Rich,
mond, until further notice, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. touching City Point and Norfolk TO
receive Freish and Passengers. Returning, leave
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY MORNING, at o. clock.
These Steamers now in fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers hav-
Ing been added, also more room for freight; and
we hope. by regularity, dispatch and care IN pro-
tecting goods committed to our charge. to receive
an increase of patronage.
HA No transhipment by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through to New York and found. $1,000
Do do Philadelphia and found,
Isl CABIN. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same by the
river boats.
mA PASSENGERS by this line stop in Phllade-
phia two or three days. and then proceed to New
mn rfsfIyTf m
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MARBLE WORKS.
WI JACOB VINCENT.
U4NUF4CT URER OF ITALIAN AND AMER
ICAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS. TOMBS. HEAD PIECES, &c.
OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 9Th and 9th streets. on Main. and ex
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North South. which will
sell low any establishment IN this city or else
where lie 7-3m
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RARTIIOLON1EW TnR rrru

q BARthDEcnEH FOR EVER.
~ Believe me If ali those Elastic stealSnrinrs
GIL Which value so highly to-day.
<NS~S Should he snapped by to Ms h. and become
worthless thnes ~
Like flowers that in 1uddng decay
Thou would So still he esteemed ae tbis mo-
ment thou art NV
quite n marvel of taste and Of skill
And around thy rare frame work The nr,de Of
my heart. WV ''0 VI
Should exulttngly twne itself still
w. J; BARTHOLOMEW. Watch and
Glock Maker. opposite the American
Hotel, Main st piehmond
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NOTICE. 1OSO

- gff1Gsl TO pASsENGERsISOJ.
HNX Ssx-fxeGOIN NORTH.-NEW AR
RANGEMENT.- IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
ERS;-THROIGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car-
rylng the great United States Mail. Twice daily
(Sunday night exceptedl between Richmond. Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia New
YORK, and all Important points West, via Acqua
Greek and W ashington, over the Richmond, Fred
erlcksburg x Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
rlyer, rs miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washngt ton, IS miles, in all 1870
miles In seven hours; being comfortable and per-
tectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure 6:l5, a. NJ, and 6:45, P. NJ
BAGGAGE. under charge of Special Agents
CHECKED THROUGH to w ashington Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH Tickets can be secured to the follow
ing places:
To Washington, To Pittsburg
Baltimore. Cairo,
philadelphia, Louisville,
New York, Daytonl
Cincinnati, Decatur,
~. Louis Jacksonville,
Columbus, Newark,
Chicaso, Rock Island,
Indianapolis, NIncennes,
GAINESVILLE,
Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acqua
Creek and Washington.
HA- For further information appIy nj this Offices
Broad street, Shoekoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Genl Ticket Ag,t.
SA l. RuTH, Supt.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

GN3 If your Watch is out nf order take il In
&kJ. N. WILLIAMS. No. 5 Main street io -
mefy with Mr.. John Hill.
give written guarantee for the good perform.
ance, for year. without additional ebarEe.I If
well used -,
If YOU want Gold, Silver, Steel. or Plated SPEC.
TACIES 20 and see J. N. WILLIAMS, No. 8 Main
street He cannot Gas some advertise they canj
give Won SpectacIes that viii enable you Ia snp
thongh yo, NAV have only artificial eyes IN yoTr
head: but Nc Won have eyes only not too defective to
distinguish midnight from sunshine, lust 20 there
he can suit them NO MAIN STRgEr.
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q list STEPPED OIy.''-ED
~ WARD KEKSEY takes this method OF m
NJ FORMING his old customers tina, he stepped
the st. Charles. Nov 10Th. 1855 and as the sains
business is conducted there by another partg wonlG
state that since that time, and nj present he NAV lie
the ST. Charles on the opposite side of the street
where he Is prepared to furnish az usual Enslisb
Swiss and American WATCHES. CLOCKS, JFWf
Ei4hf &C 10 lS-ts
* GOLD HUNTING WAYtIgES.-
~ Just received per steamer, q very fine lot Of
W. Ladies GOLD HUNTING WATCHES
S1-Ah which will he sold at very low prices and
guaranteed tn keep good time.
Also, very fine gold HUNTING WATCHES C,5
gentlemen, which are guaranteed very sapefinrtifn
keepers. @. GENNF.T. Fagie Seuars
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on the most favorable terms. call is most respect
fully solicited. RO l.. DICKINSON.
Successor to 8nford. Dickinson 4 Weisiger.
No IS Main s.,
- HARyE EST HATS.-The attention OF
farmers is particularly called to our lar-e stock
of Harvest Hats. which we are sclllng at a yefs
low figure. ELLETr 4 WElSiGER,
No. l67 Main street.
n JUST RECtIVED-A fresh supply oil The
u Louvre HAT, the most pleasant summer Hat
out. Also, that beautiful MInnehaha Hat which
has attracted so much attention.
Elicit 4. WEISiGER,
No, la Ma,
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49, FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
49, Another case of the above, from Miles,
consisting of Calf Dress Boets Patent Leather
Dress Boots; do do and calf Shoes; do. Do. do Con
gress Caters JOHN c, PAGE. It..
% Main street,
n MILES SONS BOOTS AND SHOES.
W-Just received, q fresh sirps ol Miles Sons
%dress BOOTS and Oxford TIES,
JN0. c. PAGE. Jr.. 93 Main street
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VIM. SATTLER & co.,
" IMPORTERS AND DEALERsIN ,rDow
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WlNUo"
GLASS. -
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer e
large supply of Painters and Artists BRUSHES, ~ ~
superior quality, to which call the attention VI
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IRON, STELL, TIN PLATES.-We have IN
j store a full stock of COMMON ENGLISH
IRON and BEST ENGLISH REFINED IRON. of
the most approved brands. imported direct from
Liver pool. The assortment is composed ~ Fiat
Hound and Square Bars of all sizes; Bands. Hoops'
Sheets, Oyals and Half Rounds; Stills best hsrse
shoe and Bagnafs Skating IRON We have also
g ccmRlels.s, , assortment of SWEDES IRON. RUS
ss51As !, SS Il ., NORWAY NAIL RODS. Bills
@c'' to which We call the tsention Of the trade.
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stats or RHODs ISLAND
County OF Providence, S.
WILLIAM 4. DORRANCE.
President and WARREN s. GREENE, Secre, ary, of the
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON lNsURAEeg COMPANY, being
seYeray depOge aud suy, that the foregoing is
rue full and correct statement Of the affairs of sails
Cnmptny-hai the said Insurance Company the bona
de at least hundred thousand dollars Of uct
ual ssh capital invested 10 Socks and Bonds in Mort
cages Real Estate, worth double the amount for which
the Is mOtgaged that tue above described invest
mens any thereof made for tho benefit Of
individual exercising authority IN the management OF said
tor otheTWe that the mortgages above desorhed have
been assigned in any released impaired
by said COMPANY and that they the above described
Ofhcsrs Of SAID Insurance Company.
MM a. DORRANCE, PRESIDENT .
WARREN s. GREENE, Secretary.
THB SrATg or RHODE ISLAND Sc
City and County of Providence, 80
Subscribed aud sworn before me, tins
fifteenth day # January, 1859.
[sEAL HENRY MARTIN,
COmul'r nf the State Of Ohio t0T the State
uf Rhode Island
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE FoR oHIo,(
.H COLUMBUS, June 49, lb69
l. FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT, Autitor of State for Ohid
DO HEREBY CERTIFY that The fITeKIirg is u CObREC1
cory Of the STATEMENT or CONDITION OF The PRuu
DENCE WARRINGTON lNsURAECg COMPANY, Of Providence
Rhode Island made TO this Office for the year 1859 and no
Witness my hand aud seal oficisly,
uugl;23 Auditor Of State.
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DANIEL CRAY,

DANIEL GRAY.
ny >. o. HOLLAND.
II shall ever win the home in heaven,
For whose sweet rest fhumbly hope and pray
In the great company Of the forgiven
I shall be sure 70 hnd old Daniel Cray ~.
/ knew him welli In fact, few knew him better;
For my young eyes OF read for him the Word
And saw how meekly from the crystal letter
He drank the life Of his beloved Lord.
Old Daniel Gray was not a man who lifted
On ready words his freight Of gratitude,
And was not called upon among the gifted,
In the prayer-meeiings Of his neghoorhood.
h .ha
He had few old-ftshioped words and phrases,
Linked In with sacred texts and Sunday rhymes;
And suppose, that in his prayers and graces
I've heard them all at least thousand times.
] sec him now,-his form, and hce, snd motions,
His hOmespun habit, and his silver hair
And hear the language OF his trite devouons
Rising behind the straight-backed kitehen-ehar
/ can remember how the sentence sounded
"Help US, o Lord to pray, and not TO 9int
Aud how the "conquering rounded
The loftier aspintions ofthe saint
He had some notions that did not improve him;
He never kissed his children-so they says
And finest scenes and harest flowers would move him
He could see nought but vanity In beauty,
And nought but weakness in fond caress,
And pitied men, whose views cf Christian duty
Allowed indulgence in such foolishness.
Yet there was love and tenderness within him;
And am told, that when his Charley died
Nor Natures need nor gentle words could Eiu him
From his fond vigila at the aeeper's side.
And when they came to bury little Charley,
Il -NHr wFu H. IL hi
And on his breast arose bud gathered early
And guessed, but did not know who placedllt there.
Ny good old friend was very hard on fashion,
And held its votariesin lofty scorn,
And often burst into holy passion
While the gay crowds went by on Sunday morn.
Yet he was valn old Gray, and did not know i'll
He wore his hair impaired, long, and plain,
To hide the handsome brow that slept below II,
For fea the world would think he was vainl
He had a hearty hatred Of oppression,
And righteot words for sin Of every kind
Alasl that the transgtessor and trmngression
Were linked so closely in his honest nndl
Yet that sweet tale of gift without repentance,
Told ofthe Master, touched him to the core,
Aud tearlsss he could never read the sentenoei
"Neither do condemn thee; su no more"
| Honest and faithful constant in his calling,
| Strictly attendant on the means OF grace,
! instant IN prayer, and iuAriul most OF llullngi
Old Daniel Gray always in his place.
| A practical old man, and yet dreamer
He thought that in some strange, unlOOked-for wa
| His mighty Friend in heaven, the great Redeemer,
! Would honor him with wealth some golden day.
| This dream he carried in hopeful spirit
Until in death his patient eye grew DIM
And his Redeemer called him to inherit
The heaven of wealth long gArnered up for him.
So, i'll ever win the home in heaven
For whose sweet restI humbly hope and pray,
In the great company OF the forgiven
! shall be sure to find old Daniel Gray.
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GUTTA RCHA II ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

DR. w. J. GUILD HA S REMOV
ed his Dental Office Room No Is, Hoffman block
superor street. East Of Public Square South OF q All
WHO need tbs Of DENTIST, will save themselves
muoh SUFF ERING as we'll as MONEY by giving him
cal Eloo ricy used to mitigate pain, for those VINO de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
on Cold 81 yer, Porcelain and NulCanzed huhper Base,
the best manner Teeth iu sets from $40 $40 COLI
hlngs according 10 size OF the oaVltyirom oOi upward
mayH
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p6S- For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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Dentistrp.
DENTS GltE
At 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
l. read tho following lines Ii your teeth are bad read
hem with great II you have no teeth at all hsp-
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the Streets in the social
circle and the paror the hunblest peasant and the
popdest that hundre Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the Of the time y aid Of good and
slfu dentist poor aud Inferior operation is in many
than nnue at all your teeth are good nave
aem examined by GOOD detiisl aud keep in order
If r n, time shna e lost but have them repaired the
sooner the batter and escape that which Burns says Is the
nail Of All diseases Atregulariiies OF the teeth should
se attended to in childhood aud youth. ..
All persons desirOus Of fine dental operators are lnN-
call MI INV room whero particular attention rs gwen
10 ne preseryation OF tho natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALlrE,
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY mORNINe, AUG ., 1889
yI.IN Avn oRNAMFNTAL PRINTING

~ PLAIN and Printing % eyerg descIpti
ne At the Printing Eatahlshment o. the Leader Ohce on
ne latest mprovsd and most rapid steam lFeses ~ tne
tve on short notice and at reasonable rates Far-
attention paid 70 blank work Every descriptions n
BthdnE done especially Blank books LedeeFa doutha"
= los nonka. ReealvlnE hooks, 40, 70
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". MISCELLANEOUS

lN. MlSCELLANEOUS.
H. The greatest amount insured in Tsk SIC 600
r. Tbs greatest pmOunt ullOWed by tHe rules To be
insured m any one GUY, town orvuge. Not defined.
49, Tho greatest amount allowed TO .be Ensured Ia
IN tone block
"a. The amount OF its capital OF earnings deposited
IN any other STATE as security Tor losses there
m, naming them, with the amount In each. None.
Is. The Charter, set Of Incorporation Of said
Conn any, ION hle) Dated 1893.