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Deodorising.--The deodorising machine, 30
long hoped for by the citizens Of Church hill.
has at length arrived, and VIII b erected NJ
the gas house with ~ little deiay - puosible.
When in Operations, It will dsslroy ths foul
stencil now hourly sent forth from the gas
works. and thereby abate q serious Nuisance.
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A How to Care all Pain and Eowe Com-
PLA!NTs.-For Pain in the Bowels. Stomach Sides,
Limbs, Back. rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat,
StlI Neck. Sprains or Bruises, use HARTS-
HORNES CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves
bones: slnews blood and muscles, annihilating ali
II you suffer with Cholera, Darrhea, Looseness
OF the Bowels, or summer Complaint, use HARTS-
HURNE'S CARMlNATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents
- The Cure All cures all pain The Carminative
Basain cures all bowel complaints. Is cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond Petersburg
anu NoFtolk. Y l2-25am
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pleasure in informing my friends and the public,
that have just opened SALOON, ON Governor
street, between Main and Franklin, opposite
Messrs. Bevin d Co.'S Furniture Store, lretired
and pleasant yet to the principal points
in the city, where shall be bappy in serving them
with the Coolest and Ffsshesf LAGER BEER, and
jy 22-im. M. G. PONCET.
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aa- Great Excitcment-a5. 900 PeopI. h ,

ia Great INSTRUMENTATION 900 People have
VISITED WATSON to see his splendid STEREO-
SCOPIC VIEWS, as well as to have their portraits
taken. His PORTRAITS cannot be exceied. and
for cheapneRs and durability are seldom equalled
Call and see them. Portraits from IS cents: pho
tographs from 81 to Sa5. Old dausuerrotypes
copied er diminished to any size: painted either
Water, PastIle, OF Oil Coors all worked up in In
dIa Ink. Remember WATSON'S, Whitehurst's
OId Uallefy, ~ Malnst jy H-lm
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Lighf Waxfed.--Can't the city AGor0 . Gas
lamp at the covered foot bridge serOee ths
canal on nth street, The place y drssry
one AZ night, and in the dark n just the spot
for an assassin 70 use slung shot saeeess-
fsat1v :
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LATER FROM NHAvASAs-The steamship Kar-
nah, at New York, brings Havana dates 70 che
I'd inst Yellow fever was prevailing In Ha-
been cut Oh by IL. Trnde was very dull, and
freights had fallen. Sugars were at 4 - reals
per arrobe for basis No. u. The landing Of
coolies and African slaves continued at HAya-
ma and cargo OF the last named nntortun.
ates were openly carried TO the interior in
railway carriages after they had been unship-
ned.
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IA. Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. D., offers her
services to those of her own Soy and 70 children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the management OF
female diseases, and dispacements.
Those wishing an interview ut their residence,
can address Post Office, Box SE.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va. au Aims
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Henrico County Co1rf.-The Grand Jury Of
following persons for retailing ardent spirits
in violation Oft revenue law: Joseph Van
derleer, two cases; Henry Burns, I'VE cases;
Frederick Keck Fleming p. Harris; Stephen
b. Sweeney; Henry Nenhrohr, three eases;
Dickman, three cases John Hughes, four
cases.
ln the case of DIR. G. Gavinzel, . former In.
dictment was set aside, on the motion of the
Attorney for the Commonwealth, and new
indictment, containing a count for assault
was made.
Martin Allison was indicted for stealing q
knife worth fifty cents from James Peatross,
on the 10th of July.
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IMPupENcr TAKEN DowN.-A bright mul;

IMPUDENcE TAKEN DowN.-A bright mulat-
TO, a resident of Savannah, visited Charleston,
last week and put up at one sf the first class
hofels, enjoying his new position wonderfully,
until the landlord was informed of the imposi-
uoh by gentleman from Savannah. Cuffee
was fonnd at the breakfast table in all his glo-
~, ana expelled in a manner more vigorous
Ihan Pheasant. The Mayor ordered him thir-
~ mine, We'll laid on, and his head shaved. He
has returned home q saeder and wiser niger
and Is now lying in ordinary. patiently
awaiting the reappearance of capillary sub
stance lost in his adventure.
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"oMETHISG IN THE WIND-A private let
ter from Gibraltar to London, received by the
Hammonia, says:
we are as busy as possible here in all bran
ches OF the service; the commissariat are also
increasing their storage room for provisions
The Spanish papers are throwing out various
opinions as to the activity of the English at
Gibraltar, and within the past few DAYS some
spanish engineers have been observed tracing
out the lines in the vicinity of the village Of
campo Mento, near the site of the camp occu-
pled by the Spanish army during the last
siege S1 Gibraltar. What these move
ments are for, will doubtless be the
causr of question from the British
to the Spanish government. Some of
the Spanish workmen here, but recently from
the interior of Spain, state that the current
report there is that France has been making
overtures to the former Power relative to the
restoration of Gibraltar to Spanish rule
This may be only rumor, but the prepara-
uuns for defence here are, nevertheless, going
on
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LAND FOR SALE.

cas- NAEISHYE FARM FOR SaIE
&fA The valuable FARM Of the late c. C. Talia-
."~@s feTr0 deceased. in Cupcper county, is offered
for sale privately. This Farm the Rapld Ann
kl7er, ad oining the Rapid Ann Station Orangc nd
Alexandria Railroad-the Station being only few
hundred ards from the dwelling -house and barn
II contains go ACRES. is highly productive situa
most desirable neiehborhood. The BUILDINGS
are convenient and IN good repair. Terms ac-
cOInmadRting-
ANY information IN relation to the Farm may be
had by Application TO the subscriber. or to the fol
loving persons Robert 4. Alayn, Esq, Dr. r. W
Roddey, Richmond; Or. a. Taliaterro. Culpeper
Court House. or Dr. H.. D. Taliafarro. Oranee
Court House. Law. II. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann Station Cupeper co.
The above Farm. unless sold privately hefore
the 9th September, will, on that day lie offered AT
public auction, aud will be sold in one or two tracts
~ may De desired. au d2taw&cw3w
$~z RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE On
xR LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
-A- OF lNTEREST.-The Hannibal and St 10
seph Railroad Company having over $40 900 ACRES
OF Ian p, lying IN the State OF Missouri, which
granted. hy Act OF Congress. to aid in the con-
structlnn ot their Road, offer the principal portion
thereof for sale. on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within six
and all within fifteen, miles Of the Railroad, which
]. now CON lpleted and open tar use throughout its
entire length, t2G miles, and runs through coun-
try which is UNSURPASSED by any in the salubrty of
lis climate the fertility of It's soil, and the extent
Of lis mineral resources.
For further information, apply Mt the Land Office
OF the Company, or address, by letter; ,,,-,,r
Land Commissioner H. & st. 10. r. K.
HANNIBAL. Mo-. June l4th, 1859.
xl-uH N4uiF
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SPIRITUALIsT MA.RIAeE.--At the Conyen-
ton of the Sriritualists, held at Plymouth,
Mass, on the 5th, 9th and 9TH Of August the
novel feature of marriage between two Spir-
itualists was introduced among the exercises
II is thus described:
The declaration of sentiments having been
got rid of, the next matter in order was the
sulemniZation of marriage between Mr.. Ma
than g. Lewis and Mrs. Eunice A. Babbitt of
Boston. The lady was dressed in loose flow
ing robes of white, deeply trimmed i'll blue,
and wore blue satin shoes. The two girls her
daughters by former marriage, were dressed
in exactly the same STYLE and followed her to
the platform. The bridegroom placed himself
beside her. He is physician Both had been
married before and each about 35 years of age.
"Mr. Loreland, who was formerly Metho-
dist minister though he does not appreciate
the title of reverend addressing the congre-
CATION, said
although spirtualists in general do not
accept, but are opposed to, the regulations
which exist legally in regard to the subjuga-
tion of woman in the marriage relations, still
they do generally, il not universally, admit
the propriety of making public acknowledge
ment of their relations"
Then, turning TO the interested parties, he
said:
my brother and sister, ask you to make
no promise, impose upon you no litigation.
All the obligations you have, you have your
self assumed in your own spirits. l know
your hearts. You have already in your
spirits eonsummated the union as far as it
could possibly be. l stand not here to marry
you. This congregation are not witnesses,
and are not called upon to be witnesses of your
marriage. But stand here to affirm legally
the fact, and to ask this congregation to Join
with me in pronouncing benediction and
blessing on the union into which you have en-
tered. which yon here acknowledge, and which
you here formally before the world complete.
In token, then, of this union, which you have
cemented in your souls, and which you now
confess before the world, please join your right
hands"
The happy couple complied with the re-
quest. Then Mr.. Loveland placed a hand on
each of their heads and blessed them in this
form:
And now, on behalf this audience, and on
behalf of the attending spirits that are around
us and with us, bless this union; bless you
IN their behalf, as yeu start together in the
journey of life"
This was the whole ceremony. The BRIDE
groom made formal bow to the audience
The bride, who had been quietly tanning her.
self throughout the performance dropped q
dants in white and blue, stepped off the plat
form, and the audience applauded SO long that
IL seemed as II they wished the last scene en-
cored.
Then Mr. Wright was called upon to say
something on the subject of marriage and pa.
tTnitY. He spoke for a few moments and
ended by presenting to the couple a copy OF
one of his works, "The Unwelcome Chiid.',-
Shortly afterward the chairman was made
the medium of handing to the bridegroom a
bouquet, which he termed q volume Of natur-
al theology. DIR. Lewis accepted the gift and
promised to study it. Thus ended the mar
riage scene.
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Hustings Court Very little Of interest trans.
psred in this Court yesterday. We append the
Commonwealth cases:
Sarah Wilder, an emancipated slave, proved
herself to be woman OF good character, and
was granted permission to remain in the cum.
monwealth. p f4
Mary Null, committed to Jail on the I4th OF
June, for failing TO pay fine Of $50 imposed
by the Court was released from prison, she
being declared insolvent. a ~
John J. Ray, indicted for obstructing Alder.
man G. G. Ellis in the discharge of his ofIicial
duty, and threatening him with personal vio-
lence, was tried and acquitted by D jury.
Samuel Jordan indicted for ass aiting Ad.
olson Gaines, was found guilty by the jury
and fined $25 and costs which he paid TO the
Clerk and was discharged
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his PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY
from l97 Main street. to the building adjoining CO.
rinthian Hall, two doors below 9th street, where he
especial purpose of conducting the Photographic
art in all its various branches. visit to his new
establishment from his friends and patrons, and the
puhlic generally. is most respectfully solicited.
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gA Tin Foil, of every Thickness and Size,
suitable for tobacconss and druggists and ho tiers.
Also, Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order.
Having obtained the sgency of n New York manu-
faeturer Of the above named metals, am prepared
to furnish any quantity AT short notice.
iy 25-dlm LYLE FOSTER, l6 Pearl st.
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C9sarsag Up-workmen have at length com.
ynenccd 20 clear away the rubosse y ia1
an accident will have this thcyOu&hmre IN
passable order in very short time
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0idem Times.--The following appeal to our
readers will doubtless meet with cordial re-
sponse. The Exhibition will open on the f9th
of October, before which time all contribu.
tions should be here. Letters addressed 10 tho
Committee Of Invitation of the Virginia Me.
ehanics' Institute, will receive prompt atten-
ton. The circular reads thus:
F. Tho friends of the Virginia Mcchanics' Insti-
tute in all portions Of our country, arc earnestly
appealed to, to exert themselves on behalf Of the
approaching sixth Annual Exhibition, to b held ia
the commodous halls Of their building, in Rich
mond, Va, in October, 1859.
4 In addition to machinery OF all kinds, and all
manner of mechanical Implements and nanufac-
tnres the fne arts and the hand OF the ladies',
the Committee on Exhibition deem il highly desi-
fable t. secure as great variety Of ARTICLES the
who are in possession of relics or memeHtoes or
which throw any light upon the history
of the past which exhibit the skill or taste Of
the age or which mark epochs IN the lives Of fami
les societies. professions will greatly obige
the committee by Forwarding them. for exhibition.
All old or rare coins, books, implements, paint
inss, revolutionary relics. models Of old inven-
tons. family records OF thrilling events, rare spe
clmens Of minerals precious stones, &c, viii b
thankfully received and carefully kept during the
Exhibition, and at itz close be promptly returned
to the depositor or his authorized as ent."
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Z ~ SG6Vngs and for year some eO1,6oo
DVsZs valued at Sisu, 900. About l3o hands are
employed and their mon thly pay roll is S3tUG.
The bags are woven whole by loom OF the
most ingenious contriyance, which not only
weayes the sides whole, but also the bottom,
and cuts the bag off, open at the top, when 1T
has been woven of sufficient length. The larger
portion of these bags are sent to the West, and
the demand for them varies with the state Of
the croDS
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(tANDL ES. ..s00 boxes Tallow CANDLES. OF
- the following brands: Jackson's. Morriils.
CIew's md McAdsms ls0 boxes. Adsmantine.
CANDLES. "schlllito,' "Secombe," !" "Thairs's,"
and other brands, in store. for sale by
WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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- fOk NALE-A small FARM of one hundred
acres, one .nlle be, ,ond the termination of the
. - Meehanesvile Turnpike, about six and half
ihiles from Richmond. in an excellent neighbor-
MOD ana IN the Immediate vicinity of one more
IInuionfs; ihe improvements consist OF Dwell
ing WIZ lpar rooms, and ail necessary out build
nhs..,a az o. snirh are new. Also, orchard OF
~ wil TO sold for one fourth cash; the balance
o e,e1it OF eae, two aud three years with inter-
'''' POSSESSION given immediately. Ppply to
lys-ts 1so Broad s.,es, H,eha'nnn,a
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sAChen,ical Laboratory. for the Practi.
CAL ANALYSIS OF MINERALS, DRUGS, MA

EDW'D T. FINCH, Analytical Chemist,
Main street, cor. 10th, Richmond, Va.
REFERESCEs-Prof. Jas c. Booth, u. s. Mint
PhiiadelphIa; Prof. B. Puryear, Randolph Macon
COLLEGE; Va; Prof, c. 3. Stuart, Ashland. Va,
Rev. Tlberlas Gracious Jones, Norfolk; Meade &
Baker; Adie Gray; Jas. B. Taylor, b. D., Ro.
ny land, d. d., President Richmond College.
is 25-lmr
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kis,v,s SovfAeyw Mssstssss aFs adyeftsea g
rive An enfertainmenf a Mstrop0ittnn Hail
Il. night, where they expect 70 80 thear Hssnos
and the public generally.
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arst ineorszoss - 1DeeaeD ~ go tmeonuaUoos B
1l. -. =.
rxs R<~,,.. 1f..sk1. sf.s.. ne.s1k 9 ~ ~.
Meer~Ssls c-rsMsS G1.aex NV -.
Rirhrn.ns ~ ~ ~ e,Iss,ss - - ~ ~
fon ISsii -, - - %<sss~~st~ 49,
urahe~ ~ =. s.ssssS ~ q ~ 4. y - :. 49, -
wns rs.s.rs ~. ss..s..a =. y = s..s.uss ks5Ss
which ~ sesn 8 al9 nSexs -
BY the e6iix - ~ 49, 3. 2, - S@SSS
Presidsnt Jo.. -vsskOn I'LL - .<s ~. 80
nounced ihst - N ~. -
the reception Of ~ -ss.ss. ~ ~.
from which re 49, 49, nen ntely lURSyns
Trinity. .s.s - tns spsi0
centenerv 49, y oo4tlnep.
Union Station, srers. q es1es. -
After which f,,,<s.ss ssssAeee- s<-Sstlsx s.ak
the younR ladies 81 ON ssvSsEsl g reeits9tona y
ed very much to the ocss.,cs Henooi, Whies M
The reporfs ar csAS .~Hn;
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Camp Floyd, about the discovery Of the forged
Quartermaster's checks on New York and st.
Louis. He says:
Gen. Johnston had received an intiIpAhon
Of what was going on, and for 4 q
week had been having [l. -
Yesterday a man nar1ld - I
came down from the N ~ ~ ~ 81
had been instructed 8N
for sale. A warranty y
diately issued, the man
bed, and, on search being ma - -
striking checks ON st. Louis, tOgefher with
number of blank checks. was found; the fell
low also had in his possession several checks
with the Quartermasters IS name upon themi
the signature had been SO accurately traced
that the Quartermaster himself could not de-
tect the counterfeit. 1t was one OF the boldest.
as well as one of the most dangerous, attempts
at forgery ever perpetla ated. A man named
Mckenzie, who keeps the Mormon tithing
Office in the city, executed the engraving, and
probably struck the prints. A party has
been sent mp 10 arrest him.
The intention was to send Brewer over to
California with half million dollars in checks,
there to put them into circulation. If the
scheme had not been nipped in the bud the
public would probably have been swindled
out Of a million of dollars.
Brewer is in the hands Of the United States
Marshal for the Territory, in heavy irons, and
with double guard over him all the time
There is no doubt about obtaining proof 10
convict him.
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M Licorice--A. q. g. Brand. The abeve
well know favorite Brand always on sale hy
JAMES G. McANDREW.
de8-N 81. Pine street. New York.
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THE U. S. CHECK FoRGRRY.--A correspon
dent of the New York Times writes from
Camp Floyd, about the discovery of the forged
Quartermaster's checks on New York and st.
Louis. He says
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A VENERABLE BIsHOP.-Some weeks ago
the Nashville papers mentioned that the vene-
rable and Rev. Joshua Soule ID. d., Senior
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, was very i'll, and it was feared he would
not be able to resume the active duties of his
office The Bishop has recovered his usual
health, and is now on a visit to his relatives in
Ohio. On Sunday, the 3ist ult., he preached,
his sermon occupying one hour and twenty
minutes. His subject was the Prodigal Son.
Some of his illusions to his early ministerial
coat, McKendree George and others, were
very touching. "Sirsy years ago." said the
Bishop, ION the 5th of January last, left my
fathers home to begin the work of Methodist
travelling preacher, and this day, July 3lst,
close the 18th ysAr OF my life" lie spoke with
his usual dis sfhctness and compass of voice,
sufficient ". 1nake himself heard by a, large
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20 MHDS.. AlR.TIGHT BACON SIDES
w Warren bfand--for sale by
W9AbLE 4 CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl IT,
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RAWLINGS X &IIOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin.
n2-ts Richmond Va.

taE "GHISWICK" FOR sALE.-The sub
3fe scrber offers for SALE PRIVATELY, his FARM,
- called " chlswiek situated ~ miles west of
Richmond, on the Three Chopped road. There
ant meadow. oge-thrd is under cultivation and
In sood heart. The whole is inclosed and divided
into fields.
The Improvements consist Of an excellent one and
half story framed House, with brick basement
with good barn, corn house smoke house Kitchen
zee house, &c, &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health OF the place is pro-
verbally good.
Persons Interested are invited TO call and exam
Inc the Premises for themselves.
Also, two geod COWS for sale.
Iyo-zn' GEO q EYAJJ
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- &6 NHG1NxeeS-The Lewiston (Me.)
&cef3henced their business
2 = 6r sacks, in 1853, and
1l ~ ~ very successful. They
each making about 36 bags
IDVes for the daily product about
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CATCHING THE ELIGHTNING.-While the men
We're engaged in putting a lightning-rod to the
Methodist Church steeple, in this city, on
Monday evening" they received a severe shock
of the electric fluid, which came near throw
ing them from the steeple. One of them was
standing upon the gilt ball (tl5 feet from the
ground) and the other one was just beneath
it. Both had hold of the rod, drawing il up to
its place, Khen the lightning struck it 1t was
one OF j. A. Bacon's Charleston cable rods,
(reachirg in one piece to the ground without
JoInt) and the lower end was lying on wet
ground. The flash was very vivid and ac-
companied with q kissing noise. Their
cape can only be attributed TO the fact that
the rod had no joint of any kind and its good
connection with moist ground, whereby the
fluid was conducted into the earth with such
facility that their bodies offered comparative
ly slight inducement for it to leave the rod
They, however, received enough of it to make
their arms lame for a day two and to teach
them not to venture so high with their rods
when there is any thunder about.--Jackson-
ellie F1a.) Republican,
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HUGH NJ. HUTCHINSON.
{ FoRsALE.--A ssnall TRACT OF LAND;

EAf8 Ukt ~ Il =. 4 siIidiI I hAN OF IIRINU'
%$& on ihe New bridge Road, three miles east oi
.-A" ;he City Of ktkmond, known as Auburn
and nd ,oiUils the Lands OF Mrs. Dr. Christian, DIR.
acres. aud situated in pleasant and desirable
neIE Ehperlpod; II has upon II very good DIV FL
Ii NJ HOISE, containing OF ~ rooms, with
suticicncy ut wood and water. The soil is produc
use, and well sdapted TO the growth OF al kinds
oi gram, grass, &c, and would make most desi-
rabie vegetable garden. II is Lighly susceptible Of
improvements, and by the iudicious use Of lime
and kuano, can be made a desirable farm, rs the
satisfactory results from the use of these manureS
on oihet lands III the igilaorhood will attest. The
atoVe property rs offered for sale privately, on lib
etal and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed :or city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS X UOILADAY,
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FAR. G.. Ho6son, Practical Hair Cutter
AEb DRESSER.-His HAIR CUTTING, sHA-
WING, SHAMPOoING and pYEING ROOMS are
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing TO
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
proved style, / would advise you to call on him.
Entrance on llth street.
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"a: y erected and suista nj ally. built BRICK and
Ea-h FRAME TENEMENFS. With respect to
comfort, they are well arranged, and located as
thrt are IN the most fonrishng aud respectable
nelg hhorhond with good water. &c. Gc, being
within aiteen minutes walls Ia the centre of bust
ness, render them desirable as retired homes.
AlSp-Several handsome BUILDING LOTS,
adjoining the aforesaid property. Apply To
+. ID. EACH0, Pearl stxect,
Is @S-lm Near f"-ch,nga Gl,na