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EOUND-Taken Up-At the resi-
denco Of John crott5o on tbs 2ath Dec, 1851 corner
western avenue aud Stee!a street, bay cott ABORT
years cid. ANY person can haVa tae same os ps9r1ns
, 1866-01-06

ERR1No WoHExe RErp0E.-The regular monthly
meeting Of The manager. Of this Institution will be
held this afternoon at three o'clock at the residence
Of the Secretary, No. sss Wabash avenve.
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FROM MANCHEsTER.

RELIGIOUS the request Of many
communicates and others interested, the
Rev. Mr.. Kepler is expected to preach at
the Masonic Hall tomorrow at II o'clock
A. NJ, and in the evening at halfpast 8
o'clock. Those who have .predilection
for the rites and ceremonies Of the
Episcopal Church, and all others, are par
ticularly requested to attend.
The revivals at the Baptist and Metho-
dist churches still continue land much in
terest is manifested. There have been .
number of conversions, and large c0ngre-
cations nightly flock to the places Of wor-
ship.
DEATH.-William Reeves Mays, formerly
of Buckingham, the young man who was
taken with cholera few days since, died
on yesterday. Though stranger, his last
hours were carefully attended by kind
friends, who did all in their power 70 aile-
viate his sufferiDgs. He was . member Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and said
to have been most amiable and estimable
man. 4aa s.1
SIcK.-We understand that Thomas N
C. Turner, the wcll-known school teacher
Of this place, is lying very ill ct his resi-.
dence. opposite the Old Tavern, and very
much in need. We hope, for the sake ol
humanity, that he win not be allowed 70
suffer for the want Of attention. His
friends in the country csh obtain any intor-
nation in regard to him by addressing the
reporter Of this paper at Manchester. 4
THE CHOLERA, we are happy TO announce,
has entirely disappeared from Manchester
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"yss' 80" -" Exactly" i-solon shingls said ;
,bev we're there "svsry time" II he felt
.owlsy,,,, in M the morning; hs took pl.ps.tion
Sn sia o or mentally oppressed he took Plantation
BN,e and they never failed to set him on his pins
souare and hrn.
.oms may, just read the following:
l ovo much to you for I
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my life. w = ,or,, ;,
/ have BEEN great sufferer
aad ms
"REv. C. A. WILDWOOD. New York City,
had lost all sppetite-was SO
weak and enervsted could hardly walk, AID had
perfect dread Of society. The
hafs sss' hEsSWsf hEfs IN " sass ssu.
cured me OF arrangement Of the kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed me for years They
A'' LAO &c. c. MOORE, 2s4 Broadway, NY"
Mrs. o. NJ. pgvoE, manager OF the Union Home
II TO the weak and invalid children under her
charge, with the most happy and gratifying re-
Suits We have received over hundred reams
effective As what people themselves say OF good
article. Our fortune and our +epu,aton is at stake.
The original quality and hiaa character OF these
sumstances. They have already obtained sale
in every town. village, parish, and hainlet, among
civilized nations. Base imitstors Try to come as
good article cannot be sold as low as poor one,
What they sell. Be on your guard. See our pric
'"'' '' p. II. DRAKE 4 CO., New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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OCTOBER 4 20, 1866. !. & ! /:

OUR CHrRCHEs To- MORROW. here not
otherwise mentioned below, the usual'ser.
yices will hsIhsld in all our echurOhsa to-
morrow. tts1la
Rev. T. A. Moore, D. D., having returned
to the city. will preach ina'ths First Pres
byterian Church Tomorrow morning and
night. -
Third Presbyterian Church morning and
night. taa sAifto =. :. 5i.ttF 49,.
AZ Broad street Methodist Church Rev.
J.. S. Clarke will preach in the morning,
and Rev. Colin MurchisoD, D. ,p,. at night.
At Centenary Methodist Church Rev.
Colin Murchison, D. D., will preach in the
morning, and Rev. G. II. Reads D. D., at
night. ia ao& .sst.a ~
At Leigh-street Baptist Church Rev. 7.
G.. Jones, D. D., will preach in the morn
ing, and Rev. A. E. Dickinson at night.
The ordinance of baptism will be adminls-
tered after the morning sermon. iTeI =
i At Grace-street Baptist Church Rev. J.
B. Jeter, d. D., will preach in the morning,
and Rev. Harvey Hatcher at night. The
ordinance of baptism will be administered
after the morning sermon. y,
Rev. DR.. Shaver will preach at the Sc
cond Baptist Church morning and night,
and administer the ordinance Of baptism
at the close Of the night services. ,.a"2
Rev. DIR. Mitchell, of New York, will
preach tomorrow morning at half-past II
O'Clock at the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church, Mayo street. There will be regu-
lar services hereafter every Sunday by
Rev. DR.. Haynes. s-
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MAYORS CoURr-MAYoR MAYO PREs1-
DISG.-Douglas Clopton IA negro), charged
with stealing sail from on board a
schooner and selling /. to James Smith, a
Junk dealer. 1t was testified that Smith
was absent when the sail was purchased,
and II was bought by negro in his en-
ployment, who thought it was an old tent.
The Mayor sent on both Clopton and Smith
to the Hastings Court.
Margaret Moore (negro), charged with
stealing from another negro. The evidence
showed that it was just dispute about a
debt. The Mayor closed the investigation
with q stern "Go home, all of you."
James Dodson (negro), arrested by po-
liceman No. &c flor breaking open door,
because, as one Of the witnesses testified,
he had been put out for foolin' wild q
gal" He was set back.
William Savage was charged with "sell-
ing tickets and dealing in Kentucky State
lotteries" He was arrested by Sergeant
Southall. A board Of black color, with
numbers on it and the letter W, a stamp
for lottery tickets, q lottery book, packages
of lottery tickets, &C., were found in his
place, under the Exchange.
Sergeant Southall testified that, having
a warrant, he went to fiud Savage, and
found him sitting behind desk, and another
man in front. He found package of lot
terry tickets in pigeon hole of the desk.
Officer Dawson saw negroes go in and
come out this place "like beehive"
with little pieces of paper in their hands.
When he got in he found about fifteen
there, and saw Savage selling them tickets.
Henry Hungerford. knew nothing about
the case. Had seen Savage, Mcbride, and
Ferguson there. Had seen money passed
for writing paper with numbers on it. Had
seen policy there. Could not say anything
about lotteries. What he saw sold were
certificates for lottery tickets, not tickets
themselves.
Savage was required to give bail in the
sum of 81 900 to answer the charge.
Wesley Stuart, negro, stealing bag OF
potatoes from J j Rutherford, from canal
boat in the basin. 1t was shown that he
had the bag Of potatoes, but that it was not
likely he intended to steal them. He was
discharged. -
Minerva Tucker, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the house of Mary
Daniels.
Mr.. Crane, counsel for the defence, in
questioning Mrs. Daniels, asked if the
statement that the house was one of ILL
fame was not proof Of the old adage, IN
vino est ueritas.
Mrs. Daniels said she didn't understand
Dutch.
Mrs. Tucker being asked question
about her husband, who it was claimed had
been too intimate with Mrs. Daniels, asked
Indignantly in return, "Why, who wants
old Tucker 2" She was held to bail in the
sum Of $3.50. a
David Baker, . little negro, was arrested
by policeman No. IL for stealing brass
box weighing thirty pounds, valued at fifty
dollars, from Hargrove's factory: In
chasing him, the policeman kicked him on
the heel, which rendered him insensible
for twelve hours. 1t was at first supposed
he had been kicked on the shin, and his
life was despaired of, but the physicians
felt no apprehension after finding that the
blow was, on the heel.
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FRsnHrs on Tnr DAxvILLs And Bcufn,
stns R4frHoADs.--Our business men VII
begisd TO learn thst an arrangement hal
just been made between the onlcess o. sne
Richmond and papyiIle railroad and &c.
neral Malone by which the same rsteS ere
charged on al ffeights betweeu Kichm0nd!
and an points On the Soutbsids fsilfosd
above Burkeyille to Lynchbufg . are
charged between Petersburg and the Sasne
points. Whenever the quantity o( freight
in any one car amounts to 10000 pounds,
It goes through without breaking bulk st
Burkeyille. OF course this includes all
ffeights passing In both directions 70 and
from Lynchburg and intermediate, points.
A similar rule has been adopted in regard
to freights between Petersburg and all
points ON the Danyille railroad above
Burkeville. There will be no detention Of
freights at Burkeville by either company,
and we are assured By the officers Of the
Danville road that all freights have been
promptly sent forward from that point for
months past, 1tatsa sE Hfs.
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OVER MILLION DOLLARS sAyEpI

bNEh MiLLiON DOLLAhS SANEDI
Gentlemen,-"l had negro man worth, 81 200,
who took cold from bad hurt In the log, and was
useless FOR over year had used everything
cord hear of without benefit, until l tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment. 1t soon & asctsd & .
permanent cure" J. l.. DUWNlNS.
MongoInery, Ala, June II. 1852.
al take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment as valuable and indispensa-
bic article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Calls
Horses. Our men have used II FOR Burns,
Bruises, Sores, rheumatism, &e, and All ina Say II
acts like magic" ). W. HEWITT,
Foreman Tor American, Wells, Fargo's, and
Harnden's Express.
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occas!oned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week after she commenced using your cele-
trated Mustang Liniment" Ed. SEELEY.
gloucester, Mass, August I, 1855.
Ills an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more cures in shorter time,
on man and beast, than any article ever dis.
covered. Families, livery men,, and planters
should always have II on hand. Quick and sure,
ucer,ainly is All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate enxravings. bearing the signature OF 9. w.
Wes,brook, Chemist, and the private United
States stamp OF DENAs BARNES Co over the top.
An effort has been made 10 counterfeit II with q
eheab stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, -
sold by all druggists
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RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORNING,
,8ithnllseIndi ;1isjpEGatth,
SATURDAY. ..,...oCToBER 20, 1866
A,sctjO,v. Sales This Dug.

HARRISON, GoDDrN 4 APPERsoN will reli to.
dsy at half past o'clock p. n. an excellent
- store and dwelling on the south side OF Main
between Madison and Monroe streets, now oc.
= eupied by David n. Mcdowell. The premises
: are In very comfortable order, and the stand II
we'll adapted for business. .sasss Is s..-
RHGNAULT 4 CO. will sell at their store, Main
between Eighth and Ninth streets, commencing
at 10 o. clock, an assortment Of furniture and
J. Worcester pisno-rosewood case. Is. als .
WILLIAM K. SMITH & co. will sell at the sales
lot, on Council Chamber Hill, at 10 O'clock this
y morning, horses, mules, wagons, drays, har-,
ness, 10 and atI O'Clock In the afternoon, at
the corner OF Seventeenth and Broad streets,
mules. horses, cows. carriages, and general
variety Of useful articles.
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NORTHERN Hay AND PorAToEs.-lt is no
uncommon thing to see large quantities OF
northern hay and potatoes passing along
our public highways into the very heart OF
the great agricultural regions OF the South.
We noticed day or two since some very
large consignments Of both these articles
raising ND the Richmond and Danville
railroad to Danville. Wecall Virginia the
garden spot of the earth, and yet she don't
raise potatoes enough for her own people,
nor hay enough for her own stock. we
suggest to the Agricultural Convention,
which convenes here next month, to In
auire into the expediency of inviting some
20. 900 or $4,000 Yankee farmers down here
to show us how to raise potatoes and hay
enough for our own consumption, and Q
supply for sale abroad.
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RELIGIOUS MATIERs.-At the Third Bap-
tist Church an extraordinary revival is pro-
crossing. On Thursday night it was de-
termined, from the large attendance, to
change the meetings from the lecture-room
to the upper part Of the church. About
twenty converts will be baptized to-mor-
row. .e--g4. r - sf-..a
At the First Baptist Church, on Thurs
day night, there were seven persons who
went up to the altar, and at the Second
Baptist Church twelve were on the mourn
ers' bench,
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SCARCITY OF BREADsTUFFs.-Asa an evi
dcnce of the short crops, and consequent
scarcity of breadstufs in those portions OF
Virginia and North Carolina contiguous to
the Richmond and Danville railroad, we
mention the remarkable fact that for the
past twelve months the shipments Of wheat,
-four, and corn from Richmond up the road
have been much larger than the shipments
from the country to the city. As high as
from 1000 to 5000 bushels Of corn per day
are sometimes carried up the road, and our
mills are regularly sending flour and meal
over this route.
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rs Tan THElTRE.--To-night the Waldron
family close their engagement at the Thea
tire, and will sppear on Monday night In
washington. The Misses WaldrOn, by
their easy and unaffected acting and uni
form dignity and gentility of conduct on
the stage, have won the admiration and
respect Of the Richmond play -goers, and
We bespeak for them good house tonight,
the last of their stay in Richmond. An.
drew Waldroh has also won. tho good
opinions Of many. He promises well, and
hag { plenty ns tims TO make . name ID The
dramatic world. Tonight win be produced
Sc Pen Bolt y and Robert Macaire." We
trust that good audience viii greet this
family tonight.
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+ UNITED STATES DIsPENsARY.--AU United
States dispensary for the benefit of the
freedmen has been opened over the hard
ware store of Mr.. ]. Vanlew McCreary,
corner Of Eighth and Broad streets. 1t Is
on the same spot that was used by the
Confederate States Government for the
same purpose, and is under the control Of
Assistant Surgeon Brewer, U. s. A.
Among the relics of the old dispensary is .
sign, Confederate States Dispensary,"
upon which the incoming United States
troops have marked in several places the
words $50 called" .
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin g. Apperson sold on yesterday the
two brick stores and dwellings on the west
side of Seventh between Gary snd Canal
streets, as follows The first, occupied by
Mr.. John William Brimmer, for $4,000, and
the second, occupied by Mr.. 9. NJ. Plea
SAINTS, for $1,000. Purchasers, MeSsrs. Tan.
ner a. Ehbet. .s-a -
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SUPREME CouRT.-In this court yester-
day, Messrs. Crump and Conway delivered
their arguments in the case of Edmond,
Davenport s. Co. against the Merchants
Insurance Company. The case will not be
concluded>for several days.
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d. Who would not be beautiful Who would NOT
add to their beautyf Whist gives that marble
parity aud dfsfinOue appearance we observe upon
The ssgs and In the city belief IT 10 no longer .
secret They use Hsgan's Magnolia Balm lts
ioughness from the face and hands, and leaves
The eeomplexion smooth, transparent, blooming, and
iavisbing Unlike many cosmetics, II contains NO I,
material injurious to the skin. Any druggist VIII
Order II for you IL not on hand, at SO cts per bottle
W. 3. HAGAE. Troy. N. T., Chemist.
DHMAS BARNES CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggiss.
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CHoLERA.-Yesterday three cases Of cho-
Iera occurred near the head Of Marshall
street among patients who were almost en-
tirely destitute of even the necessaries OF
life. Two of the family, the father and
mother, died, and the remaining one, q lit
tie son, is not expected to live. Medicine
wa, furnished to them free Of charge from
the apothecary store of Howard 8 Saunders,
corner of Brook avenue and Clay street.
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Woop. CART SrAEp.-Y Yesterday about .
dosan wood-carts were standing on the
corner Of Fifth and HArshall streets, being
fieberred BY rule passed during last year
from going TO the market, - has heresosore
been the custom. Some of these carts
come nom ten miles, distance in tho cour-
try, Arraugeaents shoud be made 70 ~
low thess csTts 10 20 70 the markets, where
the drivers can moee quickly dlapole q
their Loads aud return hous.
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III most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scnrf and dandruf.
IL keeps the head cool and clean. .@J
IL makes the hair rich. soft, and glossy.
ltprevents hair turning gray and falling OF.
IL restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do. IL 10
Ire,ty-i Ii cheap-durable. 1t is literally sold BY
The load, and yet It's almost incredible dema nd
is daily increasing, until there 10 hardly country
store that does not keep II, or family that does
not lse it, ar
E. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, t..
sold by all druggists. .H
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BOARD OF HEALTH REPORT.
~ OFFICE OF BOARD OF HRALTH,l J
RIcHxoND, October l9, 1866,
Leaf a-' ata. 6o'cloek pm.
Sir,-The following is the cholera report
for the last twenty -four hours: :.
Three cases at the head of Marshall
street near Elba Park (man, woman, and
boy; white); one fatal; others doubtful.
Respectfully,
- ~ J. 6. CaBELL, NJ. D.,
W. H. TAYLOR, NJ. d.,
Members of Board of Health.
To Judge Wiaiam W. Crump, Chairman
Committee on Health. 80
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PARpoNED.-Benjamin Fitzgerald, Elijah
Halter, and Jack Brown, sent to the peni-
tentiary from Nelson county during the
existence of the Confederacy for hog steal
ing, were yesterday pardoned by Governor
PairD0int
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PERSONAL were happy to see in our
midst on the streets yesterday General
Joseph E. Johnston, President National
Express Company. f5tu zG..
\ That old express man John, A. Bowen,
who, we learn, contemplates establishings .
fast line among us, was in this city yeaer.
day. Success to all enterprises which tend
to show the energy of the people.
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PAINFUL AccDENT.-Yesterday morn
ing as party of workmen at Mr.. Ii. NJ.
Smiths agricultural warehouse were en-
gagged in removing a sugar-mill, by some
accident it fell and caught the hand of one
the workmen, infiicting very severe and
painful wound. His thumb was nearly
wrenched off. DR.. w. Ii. Taylor was called
in, and rendered such skilful surgical as
sistance as to give the sufferer much relief.
His thumb will probably be saved.
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AN USExPEcTEp7 SPRIHG.-A culvcrt
has burst on the corner of TweDty-first and
Dock streets, and furnished the public with
q rather unexpected spring. 1t has been
running for the last twenty days, and the
city authorities, we should think, had as
well mend it. - l}t. 80
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THE CRY BARBERs.-The BARRIERS of the
CITY fcolored) have formed an association
for mutual protection. The business has
more than doubled since the war. While
there were twenty.threes shops before the
wst, there are now ,ffty.six shops. The pre-
sidsnt IS B. C. Hobson, and the secretary
B. j. Williamson. bP,.astrs =
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AFRICAN ScHooL.-At the freedmen's
school in the African Church there are
about eighty scholars, varying in age from
four to fourteen years. There are two
white teachers and two colored assistants.
Besides their lessons, the children are
taught to sing, and yesterday while passing,
our reporter heard "Cherish the beautiful
Flag of the FreeI''-something entirely
new in these parts.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--Oni Wednesday
last, Mr.. Kaiser, living on Brook avenue
near Clay street, attempted to commit sui
eide by taking laudanum. The aid of a
physician saved his life. Domestic trouble
was the cause Of the act. .
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nR.P. DUvAL CALLS THE AT
IL TENTI0N Of the public 10 his circular com %
1TiC CHOLERA, 6e., just ibsued. His high claims
should command attention. He affrms that his
ANTI.SPASN0DIC, which 10 for sale by all the
druggists In the city, mas EBvRR rAILED to cure
Asistic cholera in any and ALL Of Ito stages when
given "a directed. -
He offers his services to the citisens Of Richmond
free OF charge and urges them In the interests oi
humanity. to give him trial.
Ofice corner Of Main and Governor streets, over
3. b. Spence. oc W.
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qua DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet de
n light, Superior 20 any cologne; used 20 bsths
,he face and person; TO render the skin soft and
fresh; 70 .llay Inflammation; TO perfume clothing;
tor headache, &c: II 10 manufactured from the rich
southern Magnolia, and IL obtaining patronage
quite unprecedented II ia favorite with actresses
snd op-rs singers. is sold by all dealers, at one
dollar in large bottles, and by DEMAS BAENES
Co, New York. Wholesale Agents. 81
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists,
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Run AGRorND.-Yesterday morning the
steamer GeOrgeanna ran aground near
Drewry's Bluff during the prevalence of o
thick fog. She was soon gotten of, and
lost very few minutes on her way to Nor
c,lI
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NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANr.-We learn
that the committees appointed at the last
meeting of the stockholders have sue
ceeded nearly in completing their arrange
lnents to carry on this company with re-
newed yigor; that arrangements are in pro-
gress for connecting with the Merchants
Union Express Company, who will conduct
the business north, east, and west, whilst
the National will carry on the southern
portion.
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.
SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
h AND BOSTON. ON.-POWhATANaxD .
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. SEMI e-6L
WEEKLY LINE-Leaves Richmond sSxz5 -
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. Leaves Bal
timors every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Freight received every every daSy ESyi,,o c..,,, po.,,-
TRAvERs, will leave here at o'clock A. N.
SUNDAY.
Freight received FRIDAY and up to Q O'Clock
p. M.SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms
and passenger accommodations.
Passage meals included, So. ..-H.
For freight or passage apply to- -
D. Il W. CURRIE,
office at Charles T. Woltham j Co.'s,
oc lp-ot Fifteenth street.
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IOsEPH WOoDWARD. DEN- =

TOSEPH WOODWARD, DEN
d list, returns many acknowlsdgmsntsv9Sxn
to his patrons, and solicits eontnuanon OF tneif
tween Seventh and Eighth streets. Having been
one Of the first to Introduce In our city the I'M
universally popular and within the means Of Ill,
he has long, practical experience In the nam.
facture and adjustment OF whole and partial skTs
on TRETlI An This useful and desirable style.
Every care taken TO alleviate pain In kxTRACT.
ING TEETH, --1f5 oea-lm