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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-04
1870 NEGRO HIRING. 1870

r. a. j. CLIO TON.
EN- f l. AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
OFFICE CORNER VAIL AN FRANKLIN SIS,
tOppos,fs D,rkiasna. H,II j. CD
RICHMOND. VA.
Tie subscriber begs to return his acknowledge
Hents to his friends ard patrons for their favors
during the past year. and would in form them that
he still continues the business Of HIRING OUT
NEGROES RENTING I rOUSES. col
LETTING CIAIMS and All other business per
tanning 10 a ZEN EkAL AS ENJOY, to all OF which
he ives his personal at sfrion.
Parties 10 the country who may eutrust the hi
ring OF their ne roes 10 hfin. NAV rest dsSlii ed oi
eVery attention teinS paid In gettinr them none
otnoT but good homes and the best prices. ard 10
tis event OF sickness, the best ,aedirat aRd per
s0n1( o~ttsafloH snail ALWAYS be supplied.
"a. Negroes Tor tire the coInins year had better
he sent N to me as early after Christmas as posi-
bic.
To those st a distance to wbom | an personally
unknown n. | beg 10 .ster to the following persons:
E|thmsoad ESSer Capnty.
Dicklnson, Hill < Co. NJ J. b. Whitlnck,
kfHe ) Qntea county. DIR. f L.. WIiEht,
Or. Thomas Lat me, Pr. Jas. II. Latsnc,
Dr.. Il. Farntleroy. Ed. F. Noel.
WsSkugoretGR3 FoNrtp. nr. bev D. Rev.
DR.. +. b W~nesiwr-ht, King William Congty.
Rev. Thos. L. Locke. fohn l.. i.atsnc,
CnroiiRe County. Nm Z. Latsne,
Robt. Hud.in. DR. John Lewis.
Dir. Ino .. Butler, Gtouc.Sfsr Coury.
LII. Kemp; Dr. L. . Cjoptol.
de swlfSi{cWIm
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS ao

- SELLING. OFF At to>,
~ TENDING ~ leave the c1ct .t.f'-iE
this dat unttl me LIST of Fehrpar,. ogar +t' To
stock OF SHOES and BOOTS, either W. e'i
or rrtsii. At cost. fer cash. AZ fhnse .lsh.
purchased will ind 1t - tgeIr ADVANTAGE a'tt
a cali. l.. Ff,lfS4V .,sa.
23 Broad street, between G ~
u Oh hunrH lar q La -. / !.
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rs PARkE POINDENTEk. ATTOR-
49, NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND. VA. will
hes Of Chesterfield, PowhataE and Amelia.
Ofbce Ia Lssie's Buiidfns. corner OF Main and
t4th streets. Sc 2j-l
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,u xnMETuIsG sxTHA

EkS.-We have Just had made to cur ODD,
<3iarge assortment ID mems heavg Boots .'
bic tnT Farmers and nitchiak. Inese ~ =.
can warrant to wear as iOng rs any tVuor i...
pair oE Sueu as are generally sold. The lp-s..
very long and made out nj good LbAlufR.
IN want Of coed Boots viii ave Us a cal
pIFIfA IL T. W .r-
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uEA uL srAlns -, .....,.-. -.
- CLOIHlNG Me MIXERS OF IN" lie. islature
and sfran ers r:sltin& the cits, will find. b, calm.
on the suhscriD r. 4 ,r g and FASH nab.e assert
inent of CLOTHING of his own manufactures. as
low ~ the same III t'it, aud wOrkm4nsuIp can he
had of Northern Eanuiactur-rs He has been
lnanutaciurtns the lar-er pot on of his work here
20. the past ten ears. and can hs.nre h $ custom
ers tn IT tn y shall have X 'chInond made Cjn,hing
that ~hali compare IN ever, respect with North
e!n We Z they are now pu'chssins. as he IA con
Vinceo that Clothln. can ue man ifactured in Rich
mond ~ low a. IN any city Ia the uninn
f. b SPENCE,
ClOthler and Merchant Tailor.
No. l2v corner uf Matu and lath -,
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ANCE.

- l. A ' X ! \ L X \ y L T..
\. CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
coMPAHY pr NC
SLAVES INrURtD in the above substantial
| Company. for one or more Years on the most ia
S''"''s terms CURE 81 :Gsse ( V cIosE. E ss'a;
Office on i4tl stree. n
Exchange Hotel Building,
de 30-6t Richmond. Va.
r VI o n d A G Z n 4 Y
NORTHERN AssuRIHtNtuiEsc COMFY. LONDON.
FRI AM LIE ASSURANCES.
HEAD OFFICES:
London, Edinbu,si, aberdeen. glasgow, Phlia-
Etgsi,s4ss s ,$ISs~Isr,.q,, ssas;so, ,
AN NuAL REVENUE NEAR S~I.oOU.o0O
POLICIES granted at the lowest rates of pre-
"''1"' IN the ABOVE c fS%ipsn Z 'co{yosE. Agents.
de dim Richmond. Va.
IFE NsIEAN.E
NORTH CAR6tlSA MtTiAL hIFE iNsUR-
ANVIL Tscoa pos.rap IN is,s.i
AGENTS Office on III St.. E1ehaass Hotel Build
s"E' F,11:seIa: 81 81 sc.
LIFE INSURANCE being now 2 subjec: Of
must he too eviuent TO every citizen to he Insisted
npon-tor ITS object IS not tn provide aEai,st the
a aasncss % s,t "tmtn, 'p this, ns' iesrGu .pT hut "t" a"sy" GddafsgIs
event. Surely. AT te present enormous value oil
slaves, few owners Will require any a!GuIl4Hf 10
convince them OF the vast importance OF proV!d-
ing at ono. a-ainst the loss OF this valuable pro
pe~rt,-when by invesilng a merely nominal SUN
for L p'sic. in the above Company, the, may safe
of dollars. COOKE CLOSE, Agents.
DTS aoBsRr r. EassLI't Medical Examiners.
EE,- Office Exchange Hotel. de e-dl'a
ASSURANCE.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
OF PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
agents, omee or Ia St., Epcasrss H5tsl Build
qag, Richmond, 10.
CAPITAL AND A~SsETS-S9OO. eco.
Persons desiring 70 effect ms RANCE on their
lives will consult their interests 10y EXAMINE NJ the
principles which re7ulate this well esFatlisned
and enlnently reliable COMPANY. before appI, M
Life Insurance will he freely granted and prompt.
furnished gratis TO a rsg,e 4 y ~ Isl! o, n per
II. F. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner.
de a-Glm
DisHMOND AGENCY OF TIE SOUTH
PROTFCTIoN INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOME OFFICE. AiEXANDRlA, Va.
Insrres on the Cash and Muinal Plan.
E!s. Rys EsFHs&s+2ss5' $ ! H: :gt 8
b. e. ( sAhH !. qSsFEhHHi,ER. TH5.NPa,s siAf 1. GIL.
P. D. LIPSC0NN, ROBT. F. LESTER,
StlAS BtfLOW, S. !. STUART.
WM. Nj. TURNER, VIM. WRIGHT.
OFFICERS.
HENRY ". THOMAS. President.
r. B. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. T. HILL. Treasurer.
WIN. VIZ hit. Secretary.
JAS I. CLOSE, Actutry and General agant.
Applications Tor Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed ca the most favorable terms.
IN the above Company, al our Office.
i. 4. COOKE,
L.. u. CLCsE,
Islh st., Exchange Hotel building,
OcJ-fm HicnnouG, Va.
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S~ DIR. WIN. n. PHILLIPS continues
O>A 10 o3sr his services in tho various
hrspcheo of his profession. to the clti1ens If SD
ney and the pubic generally.
Once ana residence. corner Elmwood and Lau-
a. Prescriptions compounded, or medicines
furnished to order. dc Att
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HEATERS FOE Furnaces
- and Heaters set ia basement s,oI les, with suit
apie auantit and qus!it, Of hea, convey ed TO each
.."Iy above; according tn the purpose for which
Three sizes Of our Factory Stove now ready. the
Ileuiun. size OF which has been used three years in
mtny factories without bre aking.
or coat, all sizes.
ripe and all factory work done IN the best man
nor and With dispatch. GEORGESTARRETr,
RAlN "a Row. Governor street
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VETERINARY OF THE MEDICAL C.L-

TNFIR MARY OF TsE. MEDICAL cot.
f. his inhr,nar' Is situated AT the corner
NJ Marshall and Cojieses.reets IN an elevated and
h%eaif!iu! position, convenient In tie Railroad De
pots. Hotels and other can'res Of business. 1t Is
the successful treatment vi diseases and injuries.
m, n Tor The & . Go,nis1' of The Ssh III persons re
the insane and those laboriug under cnnsagio us
diseases. are sjnltted INTO the institution. Lying
IN women are ais" received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the ehar-e of the froiss-
'ors OF the Colie-e, VITO visit the wards daily. The
charges Tor Beard. Medical Attendance, NurstEs
aud Medicine are. for FER week,
~ h,te Patients 20
In addition to the above rates. ~ cases TeSuir,nx
p%rietors OF the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee is
acco1d,ns to :" Is i" Importance. The pa r Zee s1 n
any case ma. ie ascertained 10y application To eth
err the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
All charges payable on the removal of the pa
tcnt.
A.test'ps; sp5ssoas1profs. GIBSON, pErico-
A nY and Md re,s,Sia"s-p'0's' TUCKED CON
&ss.den q, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASON, Md.
f fsss,ssh,FL n !. gJ55ffRR4Es aH N. ..
to r ths ns1 IN sns c% a,a, ada t sss't eahe '"s sss p5 Das'sa5s
or the Resident Phi, ias-ly
NOTtCE.--The undersigned beg leave to N
this day npened q WHOLESALE GROCERY and
PROVISION STORE. on 18th street, (Nallace
Sons old stand, ana name in part
10 hhds. new Baltimore
s hhis. new 3 ilt,more BREAST BACON.
10 hhds. Western and Baltimore SIDES.
100 foxes CUTTING CHEESE
Is bills. Boxers RUItER.
60 bbis. and ke-s No ! LARD.
IS boxes superior MOULD CANDLES.
% ,sxes ~ y Adamantine do.
IS boxes BROWN OAP
And d fine stock of WINES and LIQUORS.
We offer the above ON as reasonable terms as
the, can be had In this city.
PARKS < MINER.
18th CT Nf1Ifana Nr,s1 a. .t.,l
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hON. APPROPRIATIONS.
i 25etous English Refined IRON. in store and ra.
ceivia5 per snip ERE, direct from Liverpoot,e EN-
brfcins j. luii assortment al Baanalls Sbsftins and
inches; Flats from = To 5 To oxi au,i l2xas incnes:
Ovsts from = to inch; Halt Ovals from y To inch:
Hail rounds from ta TO l men: Horse Shoe from 4
70 lx1s inch; Norway Raj kods. Hoops Bands and
Sheet iron. Also, 30 tons Swedes Iron, assorted
sizes: tons English. A merlcan and German Steel.
ior sale by i ri
de 2-dScw2m ""
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GREAT INDICTMENTS To CUNTaN.
~ ERS.-The Whole entire stock Of Geods 10 he
close Il out IN exp ertat'on of having the house pull
cd down dttrins the ensuing Year; snG rather than
have the GOODS removed or sod at auction, viii
iron, THIS time offer my stock ut extra low
prices, nor taxing the cost ot "A great many articles
IN conside Tatinn.. Iou can FIND = full assortment ol
bieached and InhIeached Cottohs; Flauneis: Cor
E"hroideries; uilin-r, Goods; White sioods; Tar
tafsns. some rs low as ISL cts: Shirt Bos.i,ns;
.,htidren,s and Lrdies' Under Shirts; 800 Hoop
Skirts; Black Silks; Hair Nets: Dress and Cloak
Tr,mmins $; Eint oidered Eskls at is. cts d m
~ Ba nds At 10 cts The foods must lie sold ard
the iadies viii lind 1t to taeir interest to call and
make their selections.
X. OLDsNIT. as Broad stree.
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(1sLS. PNlNTS. WINDOW LASS
ARTISTS MATERIALS-WM SATTLER
X . No. l2 MAIN STREET, Richmond, Va
above mentioned articles, to suit purchasers . 900
boxes French Window Glass; / 40 feet of stained.
enamelied, and colnred Glass: 2 90 pure Liuseed
Oil $40 GALLONS Boiled Linseed OIL; Loo gallons
Varnishes. of every description; !, 0G3 gallons Splr-
tts OF \ nrpentine; 500 gallons Machine Oil: Is ,Dn
:hs. hi,e Lead. american and English; & go lbs.
Zlnc; IN OH. American and French; 50 hbls. Coop
ers' Glue, various grades IS bDis Venetian Red
Ensiisn: 20 tbls kaisomine; % bbis Paris White:
% Dds Mineral PANT chocolate and slate color.
ia acci'ion To THIS We call the atteution Of whole
sale purchasers and others to our large asserttnsn,
Q! Brushes, OF every description; Color. ground
IN OH OF the Nest tavofite brands; Sand Paper:
Artists Materials. CT every description: Mathe-
mat,cai Instruments; Drawing Paper; Americas =.
Ensiish and French Drawings Pencils. Eng
iish anu German !; Looking Hiass Plates: Picture
Frames, and Gilt MouIdIn ..
WM l. m
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1859. 1859.
VN.LEW, TAYLOR T. CO.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
HARDW n
COACH MATERIAL
To the large and desirable store.
No. "A. MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THOMAS 4. PRICE i Co.,
Where they are offering the most thorough and
complete assortment of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
And will be happy to receive their friends and the
nrhiic. n ol-an
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~ LADIES' fire itse. 81 Lnnttt" ~
~xE Laced 6aiters, Moroceu and GHsf Fe
BusAtns. a r., Misses ana Cnii15sHs bs'1 s.
Noes, Of the best make ana :. ~, a. e'ce
please AL whomtN favor - HELLER i tis
their patronage, ls7 b.oad stree. between .A%
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Aaave received GuOtrer 10. OF Gerts' tWs ca
- tolhle sole BOOTS. made }y y g. Ftss
ouUts are ilade IN oar order, and at ft3i' 1%
AID good. Also. gsrtisrnen's iine 10. ~ sas "a
IF.R fkpUF sHot S--a shoe that We e1a FtifS
70 te good. Ttey have very tread 0et'ems 4.
ht very easy. Call and see iH'm.
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81 GREAT KED;aIiU,.>y,,

O Or EDis1IUN y It,-
PRICE OF HATS AND BOCTS-A
- From is TO ~ per cent. Gaved o., h, -
EE\ Ing from j. Ii. ANTH0NY,
WA Columbian Hotei tuI IN,
Mo.eskin Hats of best quality, SIS o.. do ss..,
quality. ) 90: fashionable Six Hats, q 81 81.
skin sewed Boots. 3 81, Congress baI;er ttot. /, 4
ine cali sktu sewed Shoes, 2 2s.
}. ii. AN hss maua aI.gnseIaen.,,
one ot tae best makers ~ tbe ctL, ct PA.ftr.
20 supply MIN WITH handsome and sulstsIt1',i
ss n sewed BOOTS. which ne vii sell n ~. ,sr,,
cedentsj low price OF THREE DOLLARS AM
-! -
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70 LEE 4 PLEASANTS. r.
~ NEYS AT Law. Practice in the Courts
held in Richmond, Henrico, Goochiand aud Han
over.
Az Notaries Pubic and Comm sssoners Of Deeds.
&c, they are authorized to AXE Propositions. Aida
Wits. smeats Of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
ney. Bills OF Sale. &o.. to be used or recorded in the
several States and Territories oi the Union.
|. Office on 18th ST.. Sd door from Man.
(. NH l1-1y
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NEW STGtk OF FKESit GUOD. Al
4. GRtAT REFLECTIONS FROM FORMER
PRICES-SOITHERN IMPORTING HOUSE,
RI; SUTHERLAND. Ne 1872 Nam street,
Richmond: Va. importer OF and dealer in Guns.
Pistols; Rifles. Powder Fiasks, Shot Pouches,
lane Bass, addlnS. and s%porting. Articles of all
Tackle, Sc.,5Se. Colts Revolvers in any guam
.lty and on tie most favor ible terms.
Tbs csrtifes that al the sixth ANIMAL exhibition
81 tte Cnited States Agricultural Society, held at
hiciiiona Va, October. 1855. one Silver and tn rec
bf4iiZe Medals were awarded to SAMUEL
SUTHERLAND. Of Richmond, Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rides. TENCu TILGHI.N. p.esSt
R1N FEEiFY P,oRE. Sec'v.
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LATE II OOFING.

JOHN g. MCMILLAN,
Who has had TWENTY-FIVE years experience IN the
business, is prepared tn put on SLATE o.
ever, description. and with the best materials. at
shoot notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on Application, and orders ief, # his at n Man
street, near 9th. or at the Office o. -.LBERr l..
ISL, Architect. Goddln's Hail, Wi! be promptly
attended 10. DC lN--Hmk
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&W.NTER BOOTS We have r0w ~ IT,
~ re nssnrtinsn.o t Bows and i'uth~' ~
CALF BOOTS, un,ca We can warrant 10 " 80
wei AS anything tn-' can ne hri IN thls nsa.As~t
in Virginia. Call aaG examine then. H.
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lTRING.-LEWTS Hill. attends to the sale sf
III CORN. WuEAT TOBACCO, &C.. and con
tinues to HIRE U NEGROES.
do IH-dkrwIm
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IT. a coop 1850 rMENr IF hes! . =
A IARek LOT a. oSt,

~ ShuES.- VI q hsNe Just 4seeiN"d II
ln' ~ Ladies. Gen'isnIeus and v sSes thN
SHUtS OF aii L nds and OF the verv pes. eus'
Those III wan. OF It nice article vii I've : SO
pTFCN - p WAITE
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UNDERTAKING

CHApEA, GRAPES. GRAPE~-sln ~,
NJ THE SE.ANuN. --kecetvinx this ess.sr saa
mer, - kexs White MAiSsA TRACES. s1gSSnoVrS.
~, and 6T sale 1t ANDkkW y
Nest deoy Exchange IAas' "s
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n. CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF RALEIGh. NJ.
Capital. &.tu.6-1.bO.
SLAVES N-URt in the above substantial
CoinpanJ, for one or more tears. on the most ia
vorabe terms. ali loeses prcTaptl, paid.
COCK r. K CLOS f. A-ents,
Office on i4ih street. n
EXCHANGE Hotel Building,
l., N Richmond Va
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FRANKLIN PAPER sitLL.

RICHMOND, VA.
BELVIDFRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps constantly on hand all tescri ptions of EN-
VELOpE MANILA n WRAPPING PA
FER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER. uf all quail
hes and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
paid for Ra5s.
&c Io-dl, GEO. prss,t
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DOW OWDFH..- ,.s ker. I'm p..,..
l Sporting and Blasting Powder. Of avery Mind -
ke,s quartz sess and eanisters for sale Nv
ue :-siAcw2m EDW N WORKMAN X ca.
ALTAR GOUDS.-B Blue and grey Cloth.
aid :" orsted Lace and Cord, &c. A iull stock in
KENT. PAINE l. CO.
IlOOA MATS Alarg@ assortment D,ar Mats
" !ooaa at BtLKLEy'S
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- GEORGE W. ARNuSTEAD.
O ATTORNEY AT Law,
RICHMOND. VA,
Will, practice In the Courts q the City u. Rich
mcnd. ara Of tue counties Of Henr,co and Louisa.
b. Office with VIM. II. Lyons, Esd, IN 9th st.
hetWeen Grace and Broad. de 6-lmH
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EDteAl: CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers ms var.
- woes To- the pa5iic in the rsatIne n Of ali secret
GissaSes. twenty years practice in tbs arovs
nrarcl glyes pr. P. a claim to pn bio favrr.-oaieee
On r rankin street, near the Exchange uosel, and
thiFd house below Trinity Clu rc.. same side. Al
Ways on hand, q supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERs:" one Of the very han
cines sent Ia order. Ali comfuv ~nications hy ietfsv
or otherwlse promptly s:tande. 10. Richmond. u
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
D1rGa ssFE,pESyl

4 Benevolent Institution established By soecid! En-
dOscEaent for the R6iet elite Sick and Distressed,
afflicted trith T3rHkent and EpideDaic Diseases,
and e&pecidUyJor the Cure Of Diseases Of tie Seq
nal Orgdns.
ywyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF the aw-
ful destruction Of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practced upon unfortu-
nate victims of such diseases by quacks sever al years
ago directed their Consulting surgeon as CHAkITs-
FILE ACT worthy Of their name, 10 open Dispensary
for the treatment of this class of diseases in all their
forms aud to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter. with description of their con-
dition Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &c,) and in
cases of extreme poverty to furnish Medicine free of
charge. 1t is needless to add chat the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Annual Re-
mort upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, express
the highest satisfaction with the which has at
tended labor of their Surgeons in the cure OF Sper
mat .rrhua, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrh9a, elect.
Syphilis the vice of 0nanism, SelfAbuse Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder &C., and order contin
uance Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on SpermatorrhGa, and other Dis
eases os the Sexual Organs and on the New Remedies
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Two three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, Dr. J. SKILIIN HoUGHToN Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association No. South Ninth street, Phila
delphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
January 10, 1S60-n44-11
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FOg CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road.

Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot
of Lake street. as follows:
First train T:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1890 D. M (dinner La Fayette 5:25, tsupper) tndi-
auapos s:I5, pm, Lawrenceburg 1880, aud Cncin-
natl at ll:iop.m.
Second train S00pm, arrive at Michigan City at9:Z7
nm La Fayetts 2:40 am, Indianapolis 5:2O AIN,
Lawrenceburg 1920 ain, Cincinnati at 1919 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 500 pm, arrive at
Burlington 7:25 In, arrive At Chicago atai3 a.
at Cincinnati 1880 am.
Only one change of cars between Chicago and Gin
cnpati .
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
aud run through from Chicago to Cincinnati withou:
change.
Throu Oh tickets he had at all railroad offices
In the West and ut the companys Office, corner Lake
and Dearborn streets aud at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago. ..
Fare as low via any other route.
h. SPALDiN6, Agt Chicago
WM POWELL, TRAY. Agent
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THE TOLEDO & WABASH,
AND
LOGANSoORT, PEORIA BURLINGT

FAST FREIGHT LINE.
sTO0DS forwarded from Lake Erie to the Mississip-
NJ ri, in continuous Express Frsight trains. with
out transsltpnent, and in quicker time than by any
other route.
Rates as low as by any other route OTercharges
and damages promptly settled. Contracts can be
made at as low rates In New York or Boston, as by
any other line, wit h the undersigned agents
JCO.TMlS, AIT NY & 4 K II, 2fl Broadway,
j II MoRE, Ag't n Y'C II X. $50 Broadway,
NIB SPtuLDiNG, Spaul'ltIgs Ex.2 Astor ueush,
PRAY TaNSER Il Co, III Broadway,
Great Western Dispatch, PSI Broadway,
weste n Transportation Go, 19l Broadway.
American transportation 20, Centre slip
BOSTON
Us DUNLAP Ag't y Y sc K Il, - State Street,
JAS Mills, 81 b & w X r, 10 State Street,
JCPIiLLIPs, Fitchhurg r., 6 State Street
a L KSisHT, Ag't Dispatch, . State Street.
BrFFALo
c x LOOMS. Cent Freight Ag't Il & z X Il.
n % DoLE, Agt c Propeller Line.
ES SPEScER, Gen'i Eastern Agft P& l. X r.,
s& New Iors.
~ De particular and mark packages care T "
X Il. via Logar sport. A. HARBER Agt pesmoines,
Iowa
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rNgEUEssr OFFICE Or PEDHsA,
DQUi wK and BURLINGroN Il R.-NorlcE
above Road will please call at the Peoria Railroad
Ticket ONCE % Water-st, TO have their bills Of la ling
signed.
- I. 80 II. c. KING.
"a. .snts Gen. Agent
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NEW TD.2K AND ERIE
RAIIROAD.
Great BROAD Guagc. DeUb!e Ira I'll

Great Tsroad Guagc. Double Track
and Telegraph tseUtr,
YUyO New York, Boston. .nd all eastern cities, car
u ryins the Great Western and Nerth-h tern
United States mails.
EXPRESS Trains leave Dunkirh daily, on arrival OF
all trains on the Lake Shore Railroad ON Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, St. louis, Dabuque,
Harrington, Iowa City, &C. and run through to Ne"
YORK city without change
The only route running through from the Lakes
TO New York city. Splendid ventilated sleeping ears
run night trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Free in New York.
BE particular and call fhr tickets via Dunkirk and
the New YORK aud Erie Railroad which are sold 1t all
the principal Railroad Offices n'the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment OF freight,
superior TO any other no ate.
AN EEs'ssEsS ERE1ssHS Est AIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time than ever
before made any line.
For freight enquire Off. c. oatnrn. 2ii Broad
way, rev York or of Jacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
II Dearborn ST., Chicago. - .
CHAS MINoT, Supf,
JoHs NJ OSBORN, Western Ag't Cleveland, Chic,
SAN'L READ, Agt, Toledo, 0hiJ.