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VIRGINIA MIR A T. LAND
' AGENCY AND DOMESTIC IMMIGRATION

VIRGINIA ENTRAL LAND
AND bS WHiTE fA nR pS s1PPLY 6fFiGs. hIGH.
81 the largest
scale business that will hencsforth receive my
undivided attention, combining the sale OF lands,
mills mines, furnaces and water powers, and the
supply of white labor, male and female, and ten
ants as far as they can possibly be obtained from
My partner. Colonel 4. J. Page, LIS In charge OF
our office in New York. ~
of the highest respectability and responsibility.
And for the sale OF lands and mines In North
Eco, OF Redsville, for many years State Treasurer
" The facilities this agency offers for the sale Of
lands are not surpassed In the South. In regard
to mines Of all kinds, have made contracts with
parties In the cities north OF this who make that
branch of the business speciality both IN thls
possible field OF operations; and In this city I
have tho aid and services Of that accomplished
and asssysf GGoas ali
may be sent to me, thus determining the value Of
mines before th %gyE sT w fsTsd L lsT sas
branch Of the business Will be under the mansge.
msnt Of thoroughly competent gentlemen. TiI
farther notice Is given, our efforts wiz pc directed
and domestics, male ana female. These will be
mainly German and Irish. The most ample and
sssI shssyp rom New YORK and
Philadelphia TO this city. By the Lat OF Jsnusryl
| hope 70 be able TO supply farm hands and SHALL
tenants.
Parties IN want Of white labor Of either sex are
req ueStsd 10 communicate their wants In writing,
90 that may forward them 70 the supply Offices N
New York aud Philadelphia.
| Terms: For selling lands, FIVE per cent. COM
mission on all sales actually made, bet no charge
| whatever unless sale is effected. FOR mines, an
additional contingent fee, the subject OF contract
In each case, and out OF proceeds o. SAFE:
For Isborsrs q fee OF Is for each one supplied ~
| contract, payable when the laborer Is delivered
| and when the laborer Is unable TO pay his OF nef
passage 10 this city advance 1t Slfrom Phiia.
| deiphia and Sc from New York-to be repaid 70 ne
by the employer when he receives the laborer. a.
| 40 much advanced on the contract for wages
Further particulars furnished on application;
| j. d. lMb0DBg.
! No N 5TLF-wayn Post. ofacs box zao.
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DEATH OF ONE OF THE Coolest INHABI-
TANTs."-A correspondent at Hog Island
Light Station, Virginia, informs US of the
death of Mr.. Jesse Fletcher, on the 18th
instant, at the advanced age of one hun
bred and one years. The deceased was
extensively known on the Eastern Shores
Of Maryland and Virginia. He was born
on the island, where he always lived, and
had not been on the main land for many
years. During his long life ne was never
sick enough to require the services of a
physician, seldom took dose of any kind
Of medicine, and his mind continued
vigorous and clear to the last.-BaHinaore
SIN
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Message of the Duke Of Wellington to
the President OF the United States.

( LONDON, December 2l.-The Duke OF
Wellington, the directors and scientific
guests now at the Royal Polytechnic, Lon
don, England, send their most respectful
greeting to the President of the United
States, their apology being that to the dis
coveries Of science the intercourse be-
tween two great nations is indebted.
: The above message was nine minutes
thirty seconds in transit from London to
Washington.
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Return of Stolen Checks.

New YORK, December 26.-Yesterday
morning lad entered the Office of the
chief Of police and left parcel with him,
which he said had been given him to
deliver by gentleman at the Astor House.
The parcel contained checks on the Bank
of the State of New York for 1888 ,435,
the amount stolen from the bank messen-
ger recently in Wall street.
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SENSIBLE KING" know" said King
Theodore Of Abyssinia, lately, in con-
yerSation with Nj. Legeau, 81 know the
tactics of European Governments when
they wish to get possession of Eastern ter
ritory. They first of all send missionaries,
then they send consuls to strengthen the
missionaries, and, finally, battalions to
strengthen the consuls. / am not rajah
Of HiDdostan to be bamboozled in that
way. prefer to deal with the battaiions
nrAt y
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leigh haye arrived here. Twenty-four in
all are missing, Of whom ten were GER
tainly drowned.
Hopes are entertained that Captain
Marshman and those who remained with
him on the steamer when the first boats
left have been rescued by some passing
vessel. aa
Tugs from Charleston were cruising
yesterday near the scene of the disaster,
but without success in finding the missing
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EFFECT OF ABSENCE OF SoUND.-Dr. FL.
Rails Smith, of Louisville, KY, by certain
Investigations, claims to have established
the truth of the theory that animals living
permanently in the Mammoth Cave OF
Kentncky are not only without trace of
the optic nerve, but are also destitute OF
the sense of hearing. At one time ne
nenetrated about four miles into the int.
FLOR of the cave, and some four hundred
feet below the surface of tho earth. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-27
Alabama Politics.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 26.-Ex-
Senator Benjamin Fitzpatrick publishes a
letter in the Advertiser stating the evils
which will follow the ratification of the con-
stitution. He regards it as at war with the
civilization of the age, and believes it will
produce disorder and conflict Of races.
he advocates its defeat and the adoption
of one more in accordance with the genius
of our institutions.
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The Tarboro' Southerner says that on
last Thursday night baker named Web
Der was awakened by some one whom he
supposed wished to buy bread, and in open
ing the door he was knocked down by a
blow on the head. Some one passing at
The time caused the would-be assassin to
retreat. The iSouthe7aer states that Mr..
Webber's wound is q very severe one, but
he will recover.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Monday morn
inc an accident occurred on the Whining
ion and Weldon railroad four or five miles
this side of Rocky Mount, by which the
engine was thrown off, several cars smash
ed, and two persons injured. The train
was moving toward Weldon at about ten
or twelve miles an hour, when it came sud-
denly in contact with huge water tank
that was lying across the track.--NoaJo!k
Dim RnnLc
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CHAHBERLAIN's OFFICE,
RICHMOND. November 81, 1857,

TN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
i RICHMOND. NOVEMBER IS, 1857. 1t was or.
dered that polls be opened on the 3isr DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1867, at the usual places heretofore
used for voting in this city, for the purpose OIL
ascertaining the sense OF the voters upon the
question whether the city shall subscribe ~ ooo-
600 to the preferred eight per cent. STOCK OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, sueh
polls to be taken in conformity with General Order
1857 In all respects, except that the votes OF none
but residents Of the city shall be polled. SUCH
subscription, II authorized, to be paid In bonds OF
the city bearing eight per cent. interest per an
mum Ut no greater discount than ten per censum.
The following persons were then appointed com,
missioners and conductors to superintend the SAID
For Jefferson Wdrd.-Messrs. John a. Lacy,
John C. Page, Patrick Boyle, William j. Var
borough, and John Gallagher, commissioners,
and W r. Bibb conductor. Place OF voting, the
Old Market Hall.
For JfldiSon Wdrd.-Messrs. Gustavus A
Myers, James 4. Grant, Robert K. Howison, John
r. Sublett, and A. P Fox, commissioners, and w .
8. Jenkins conductor. Place OF voting, tie City
Hall. =,
For Monroe Wnrd.-Messrs. y. g. Lipscomb,
Felix Mathews, T. A. Brander, Martin Smith; and
n N. Jones, commissioners, and w. y. heliy
conductor. Place Of voting, Thomas G. Epps's
shop, on Broad street H.
was further ordered that the voters OF the dis
trict embraced within the limits OF the city as de-
fined by the act Of Assembly passed the iSth Day
of February 1857 to extend the limits OF the city
of Richmond, be and are hereby authorized, IN
the absence Of other provisions on the suolecL 70
vote upon this question at any OF the precincts ol
Wv A. w. MORTON,
Chamberlain and Clerk OF the Council.
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WASHINGTON, December q, 1867.

WASHINGTON, December 81, 1867.
Duke Of Wellington, London:
I reciprocate the friendly salutation of
the banqueting party at the Royal Poly
technic, and cordially agree with them in
the sentiment that free and quick commu-
nication between governments and nations
is an important agent in preserving peace
and good understanding throughout the
world, and advancing all the interests of
civilization. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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GREELEY BECOMES WITTY.-The Tribune
says:
Cup to the I'd Of December, writes our
CORRESPONDENTS, 500 shocks of earthquake
have been felt at St. Thomas. The man
who saws that Secretary Stewards last pur-
chase is no great shakes is clearly mis-
token ,,
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Kfckapoo OutraSes on the kio
Grante.

NEW ORLEANS, December 24.-Galyes-
ton advices state that the Kickapoo In
dams have committed murders and out
RACES on the Rio Grande, and crossed into
Mexico. Judge Nooman has applied to
General Reynolds for permission to indict
and claim them from Mexico under the
extradition treaty.
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Fire.

CHICAGO, December pa fire occurred
at Steyens's lumber-yard, corner of Erie
and Kingsbury streets, to-day. the loss
will probably reach $4,000; partially IN
sured in local companies.
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COMMERCtTAL.

Corn md Flour Exchange, December 90. 1867.
Z OYPE - Wtsut-White, 100 bushels !;
red none. Corn-White, LESS bushels !; yell
low, none; mixed, "A bushels. Rye-None.
SALES .-Wheat--None. corno ~ 500
new at 81. Is, and l,OS2 bushels new at sl.l5-
total. l,5ss bushels mixed, A bushels new at
Al Ia Onts-392 bushels prime at zoe.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. - The Supreme
Court Of the United States has decided
that deposits in savings bank invested
in United States bonds are subject to local
taxation. The case in which the decision
was made was that of the State Of Con-
nccticut against the Hartford Savings So
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MI Daxia ut Havana.

HAVANA, December 25.-The steamer
Cuba arrived to-day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeff. Davis on board, en- route for New Or
leans
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EOR SALE, A TWELyE-HoRSEt
H BORING ENGI2E, with the necessary bofins
rods and tools. Also. several good MnLss. Az
ply az the Springfield and Deep Rpn pits, OF 70
sfreet near Canal.
de e-lu D. ]. LuALE1s Agent.
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IL cHAyCERY.

The object Of this suit is to obtain decree for
sale and division OF certain tract of land lying
and being In Chesterfield county, containing zoo
acres, OF which Leroy Wood, deceased, held
life estate under the will Of Gudimous Wood, de-
csased And 1t appearing by affidavit that James
Wood, aud Green Wood, and Lucy Wood, heirs
OF the late Joseph Wood, deceased. are non.resi.
dents Of the State therefore, 1t Is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after the
aue publication OF this order, and do what ID ne
cessary TO protect tn cir interes. In this suit.
Teste NATHAN q. COGBILL, Clerk.
LnaIg IN dc l8-W4w
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SECOND. DISPATCH.

CHARLESTON, December 26-Evening.-
The third boat of the steamship Raleigh
reached Hawai- inlet yesterday with thir-
teen more persons from the wreck. They
reached Charleston to-day. Their names
are DR.. J. Cass, Lawrence Sweeney,
James Brody, John Sloan, and Angelo
Carrogan, passengers; Charles P. Marsh
man, Jr., acting quartermaster and the
following members of the crew: N. Boyd,
William Welsh, Eugene Ellis, James Pen
field, Michael Larkin, and Patrick Harri-
gan.
Thirty-one persons in all from the Ra-
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Disaster at Sea-Steamshtp Raleigh
Burnt-Thirteen Lives LOst-Twen-
fy-fOur Persons Missing.

ty-fOur Persons Missing.
CHARLESTON, December 25.-The steam
ship Raleigh, Captain Marshman, on her
trip hence to New York, was burnt yes
terday about twenty miles off the coast.
She took fire at noon. The following per-
sons on board were saved, and have. ar
rived here Purser McManus and wife !;
D. B. Rice, chief engineer; John Smith,
John Mcdonald, seamen; Thomas Heating,
baker; James Crowley, third cook; Mar
garet Murthess, stewardess; Captain N. R..
Mills, an officer of the New York police ;
Charles Whitson, passenger; G. W. Bart
lett, chief officer; Gordon Young, second
officer Charles Smith, quartermaster
Michael Gibbony, messman; Thomas P.
Brown, fireman; E. Roberts, J. Short,
Francis Meball, steerage passengers.
The following are probably safe: G.
Marshman, Jr., son Of the captain; Patrick
Harrington, John Larkins, and Eugene
Ellis. These persons were, when last seen,
in large boat, and are known to have
others with them, and it is believed they
picked up several parties who were floating
on portions of the steamer.
The following is list of those lost
Henry Peloin, chief steward; Thomas
Callopy, third steward; James Peateld,
waiter; T. Brannan, pantryman; boy
named Martin, and Welsh boy named
William, of New Orleans; Joshua Silver.
nail, D. Lovelle, and Mrs. Bryant, pas
sencer. The fate of the remainder, in
Guiding Captain Marshman, is, up to this
time, unknown.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-The city
is emptied Of its notables for the holidays.
There is no news here.
The case Of Colonel Nc ardle Us. General
Ord for arbitrary Imprisonment will be
taken up by the Supreme Court soon after
recess.
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mo TOBACCONISTS-sWEET OIL.
wa haya inst received further supply Of SUI
perior SWEET OIL, in cans. suitable fGr t0ps &C
pronists This oil s OF fine quality, and Is an e1
celient OIL ZOE lspA' PURCELL LADD i Co.,
aeu lals Main street, corner thirteenth
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De9otIstTNs

DR. @. E. KLOEBER, SUR ER
~ GEON DENTIST Qate OF Baltimore), SsS11ff
No. 902 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filed In the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the vulcanite base,
perfectly initiating the natural organ and restoring
the contour Of the face, at the low prices Of $50,
S25, and $50 per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given in extracting teeth, rem
deripg the operation painless and safe.
de lS-3m
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Ricf, Collaborating Quartz Discover
ed In Northwestern Arkansas.
ST.. LOUIS, December 24.-Adylces from
Northwestern Arkansas notice the dis
covery of rich gold-bearing quartz in the
Red River mountains, sixty-hve miles west
from Fort Smith.
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VIRGINIA.-In Chesterfield County

VIRGlNIA.-In Chesterfield County
Y Court, November IL, 1857: ,-,.9
william A. Wood. ...flalntln'
against
William Robert Wood, Sarah Francis Wood Mary
Susan Wood Peter Golston Wood, Emmett
Mary his wife, Edwin Hancock and Mary T. his
wife, Campbell Jacobs and Samantha his wife,
John A. Wood, Robert g. Wood, William A;
Furcron and Mary ]. his wife, Washington
Brown and Maria J. his wife, Sarah a: smell.
ings, Creed Snellings, John snellings, william
o. snellings, Jordan Cox and Polly his wife,
L. w. Wilkinson guardian John A. Gentry,
Hiram Hancock and Sarah his wife, 3. 7. Ham
cock and Elizabeth his wife, Green WOOD, Lucy
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StOUeS. Iy9,aC0a'e, DC.

HOUS e K e EPER'S, LOOK TO
III YOUR INTEREsT-Buy at the old estab.
lished STOVE, TINWARE, and PLUMBING ES-
TABLISHMENT, $40 Broad street
; MOUNTCASTLE'S.
Stoves Of every description repaired and made
as good as new.
Roofng. Cas- fitting, and Plumbing. no Is
lust RECEIVED, all sizes Of the
parlors, stores, and Offices.
seal GREGORY & CO.. I4l7 Main street
TUST RECEIVED, THE GEM L.
81 Illuminated GAs-BURNER FIREPLACE
STOVES, for heating the FIST, second, and third
stories by one fire. GREGORY co.,
ssN l417 Main street.
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NARDS-Business, Invitation, and
Z Admission-printsd ct low rates at the DIS.
PATCH PRIHTIA9 HOUSE IL IL
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rg,WO BARRELS PRIME CIDER ON
I eon,iynmsnt: ave hogshs d. prime Porto Rteo
Sugar just received PaimsssnS osa =. v,saans
the city win and It to ihsiI Interest," eSsns
i Broaa ae WhssIbs,16ws &C.. made .. the Viz:
n ana sGf ss os ss P''sa
py the oenefs> ARMISTEhD & CARY,
1911 Csry street.
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A man in Cheyenne shot his three bunk
mates because they didn't wake as soon as
he did.
The Ministerial crisis in Italy is over
General Menabrea will continue to be
PREMIER. but is to re0rganize his Cabinet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-27

THE CoNsTTTUTToNALITY OF THE RECON-
sTRucTIoN LAVA case is soon to come
before the Supreme Court here that will
decide as to the constitutionality of the
reconstruction law. 1t is that of Colonel
McArdie, an editor of Natchez, Miss, who,
in his paper, recently INDUCED in some
plain comments upon the practical work
ing of the military governments. He de.
slgnated General Ord as military satrap,
lntimated that he would have to enforce
his measures at the point Of the bayonet,
and that the people would not submit to
his making a Poland of Mississippi. He
was arrested by order Of General Ord, but
before he could be tried by commission
writ Of habeas corpus was sued out, and
on an examination before Judge Hill, of
the United States District Court of Missis-
sippi, he held that the law was constitu-
tional, and remanded the prisoner to GUS
tody, fixing his bail at $1,000. The case
is now to be sent here on writ of error,
with all the proofs and papers bearing
upon it. The hearing before Chief Justice
Chase and his associates will excite extra
ordinary interest, from the fact that it will
be the first case that has come before this
court involving the constitutionality Of the
reconstruction laws. 1t is expected that
the necessary documents will be here with
very little delay, and that the case will be
taken up out of its order.- Washington
correspondence of NeoD York Herald, De-
cen,ber %.
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The SOUTH BEING DEsERTED.-The New
York Times learns through correspond
ents in various parts Of the southern States
that very considerable numbers of people
are moving away from there to the North,
and still larger numbers are preparing to
move away in the spring. The idea has
taken firm possession of the southern mind
that their section is destined to ruin, pow
erty, and negro supremacy in the future,
and they complain that their hopes Of bet
ter times have at last left them. 1t is the
fear Of the blacks, however, that most
troubles them--the fear that they will be-
come more restless and disturbed, and
more likely to indulge in such outbreaks
as have already taken place in several To-
calities. They say that the safety of their
families and their own desires for order
and security force them to leave the dis
tracted South and seek new homes else
where.
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL
L CARDS, 8 new style, for wedding invitations.
nav hs had st tina D,apatah Printing Houss-
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D,.as,ys. MedScs,ses. &e.


ATO OUACRERY TT O. q 81 E At
IN PLiCTgD.-T. r. BASES COUGH SYRUP,
for Consumption, Colds, Coughs asthma Bro1-
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vanced stsgss OF Consumption than any other
known compound. The receiptfor this yaluspls
medicine was given me by the much lanented
Carter P. johnson, d.. D.. and Professor OF Al,
atomy In the Medfcsi College, Richmond, ys.s
before he left on his ifl-fated TIP TO Europe. The
repGta ton of is suthor makes anything can say
entirely unnecessary. The certificate OF Dr. Mayo,
eomInsudatory, is appended: rs5 azsl &,
p r. r.. Bass Desr sir,-The prescription made
for you by Dr. G; r. Johnson certaiply combines
the pest material as m oxpeesorant have ever
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Bronchlal lrr1taeons-sveu caseB decidedly
phthisieal have been cured, or greatly beneftea.
know OF nothing could moro confidently 70.
commend rom actual experiences.
J. A. MARC, II. D. q
a T. Is. BASS, Richmond. Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
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Iun Isma,S S.<pDv

for all complaints 80 peculiar TO the sex--yiz.,
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TggY ACT LIKE A CHARM,

THbI AVT LINE n OdAhM,.
quieting the nerves and bringing back the rosy
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Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price. 81 per box ak boxes, Us. Sold In
Richmond, Va, Wholesale and retail by P9k-
CELL, LADD & Co.
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A. BODsKRR & BROTHER, 1886 Main street;
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W. H. SCOTT, 1919 Franklin street;
SAUNDERS s. HOWARD, corner Brook avenue
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JOHN w. RlSON, corner Main and Third streets;
LEWIS B. THOMAS, 2i4 Broad street;
J. w. FRAYsER, corner Broad and Seventeenth
streets
Ladies, by sending either OF the above agents
81, can have the pills sent by mail to any part OF
the country free Of postage
JOHNSTON s CO., agents for Fredericksburg;
and by lone druggist" In every city and town
in Virginia. de io-Sm
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T,RUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have just
4 received WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
the best truss In use for retention and radical cure
OF Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
POTTER. JOHN w. B1S0H, Drusght,
NH IS Main and Third Streets.
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A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM To
"A let or two gentlemen, In quiet respec bio
family, smaller rent 81 week lJ Prince
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yyERaNpA uoiLI. 2i EAST HOUSTON sTREEr-ON
the t.uropean plan. Rooms families and sangs
- -" PURCELL ROBINSON.
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sHrEMAN HOUSE. ily BRooME STREET, NEAR
- Bro ivnvt>n tbs European ptsn contrx location:
house quiet AMI cotost tables Largo and wcll ven
lated Usses m9israts. sNMNF
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An USEXCEP fIONABLE PAHTY MAY OBTAIN 1Wo
n Irge secunI story, with superior tsbe; aa
third story, TO two senenacn. Apply .. Ia
eel rwea ty.tI I'd street. 5eHsN