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1861
The offerings of cattle to-day as in-
dictated above We're larger than AT any
time during the season, and with such
n pressure il is rather astonishing that
prices have been SO we'll sustained, at
Aa1<c per To-, being the extent of the
decline realized.
About $50 head of the arrivals were
not offered, being designed for other
markets, and the balance were all sold i,
but few, however, at the extreme prices
named, the market closing very dull
The quality of the cattle offered was
only medium, with but very lew extra
fine beeves. Stockers, though there
was an abundant supply, were chiefly
of an inferior quality, and for such Ms
found purchasers prices ranged from GA
SIC, under very brisk demand for
such as were suitable for winter feeding
AT 615a755c.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts for the past week amount
to 5,742 head, against 1865 the previous
week.
The supply OF hogs has been good
during the week, and with very brisk
demand the market has ruled quite
firm, and we note an advance since our
last report OF = cent. per ID. The mar
ket, however, is we'll supplied, and a
further advance is not anticipated at
present; sales OF fair TO good hogs are
being made at l0alOS cents. and for
common to fair 9alO cents, net.
QUOTATIONS..
McClelland 81 Logan quote hogs at
97{alO1z cents, with "a fair supply and
demand.
Gray i Index quote hogs at 97IaIOyz
cents. with fair supply and good de-
mand for good Hogs.
Tinker Il Maple quote Hogs at ga
lOI4 cents, and fat Hogs in good de-
S. wilhelm & Co.. quote for fair to
good fat Hogs lOalOZ cents, and for
common 9alO cents.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The arrivals of sheep during the week
amount TO ), 1853 head, against 1858 last
week.
REMARKS.
The arrivals of sheep during the week
have been largely in excess OF the de-
mand, and we note IA further decline of
= cent per pound.
The sales have been fair, amounting
to about 3, 500 head, but chiefly to farm
ers as stock sheep, of which the most
of the sales have been made at S2aS3
per head, and for the few sales made to
butchers prices ranged from S3aS5 per
head, or S4aS5 per pound, gross. AT the
close to-day "a large number is left IN
sold, and the market dull.
QUOTATIONS..
Tinker 81 Mapel quote fat sheep at A
. cents per pound, stock at S2a3, and
lambs S2n3 so per head, with an over
supply and very dull.
S. Wilhelm Il Co. quote fat sheep at
4a51S cents, and for stock g 50aS3 per
head.
S. FrankensteinI " Son report the sales
of about LOCO sheep daring week at S3a
So per head for fair to good, Sass for
stock, and S2aS4 per head for lambs.
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From Key West.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA Key West
special of the 18th to the Herald, states
that the Cuba cable was turned over to
the company on the 18th.
-Four of the crew of the Nerva have
died, and six are in the hospital with
the fever. The only operator here is
sick. Eighteen cases of fever, of which
sixteen proved fatal, have occurred at
Key West.
Five men OF the cutter Relief, have
been sent to the hospital.
Surgeon Sweet is sick.
Nearly all the telegraph officials have
had the fever at the ToTtugas.
SiIty-seven cases are in the hospital.
Leaviit Gordon is the only officer capa-
bic of duty.
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FIRE.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ia hre broke
ont last night in the block of ware
houses, corner of 9th and Baymiller
streets, owned by w. B. Moores * Co.,
five of which were completely destroy
ed. The total loss will probably reach
$500, 600. The principal losers are
spreen q Co., commission and storage
warehouse, $4,000; the Kentucky to-
baccO works, owned by S. S. Newman,
which contained a large stock of tobac-
co and grain, deposited on storage,
SEQ, 600; Elmer's stove store, SO, 900;
George Leitoh's bonded warehouse,
containing large quantity of whisky,
S35, 600; United States custom house,
5000; Fowler d Co.'S rectifying estab-
lishment, with about 500 bbls, OF
whisky, $40, 600. Insurance small.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The special
correspondence of the Herald from Rio
Janeiro, to August Slh, reports disas-
trous result to the expedition of the
allied forces fitted out at San Paulo, to
march to the District of Provincial,
Malta Grasso and drive out the Para
guayans. The expedition was obliged
10 retire after marching far into Para
guayan territory. 1t was harrassed for
twenty days by the enemy, and the
cholera also broke out, carrying off the
principal officers and a large number
{ men. The BraZilians had not sue
ceeded in making any material ad-
vance, The sanitary condition of their
main army. however, was reported
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MONTREAL, Sept. IA scrutiny of
the whole poll of Montreal West, is to
be instituted by Mr.. McGee's friends
who expect to show that 500 fraudulent
votes were polIed for Mr.. Dwelling. 1t
is rumored that Mr.. MCGEE is shortly
to be appointed to higher position.
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Tha yntIonaI Tre,su-y.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.-Tbe amount
of coin in the vaults of the Treasury
Department to-day was S99, S67, 600, Of
which ga, 673 90 were in coin certiti-
Gates. The amount of currency was
SIS, 1se 90, making total of 81 400 ,056,
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NEW YORK, Sept. l4.-Livingston,
who obtained $4,000 from the City
Bank, by forging C.Vanderbilts name,
was to-day committed for trial. He was
arrested in Illinois.
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New YORK, Sept. 10 "A Washington
special states that the Secretary of the
Secretary of the Treasury has suspend
ed Calicott, the Brooklyn Collector of
Internal Revenue. until the prOseCu-
ton against him has been decided.
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REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.

The receipts of cattle during the week
amount to LIS head, which compares
with l,43l last week, and l ,667 the cor
responding week of last year, and the
sales for the week amount to ,464 head,
which compares with ,2SS last week,
and 81 the corresponding week OF last
wear and were as follows:
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NEW YORK, Sept. ia Leavenworth
special to the Herald, of the 18th, states
that Sheridan and staff leave for Wash
ing tomorrow via Chicago.
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ALBANY, Sept. AR. a. Sherman
had both legs cut off, and otherwise
shockingly msngled by being run over
last night at Utica.
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For Trotting Horses, Mares or Geldinqs
In Harness, mile heats best 2 IN s. $40
to inst horse, sIO0 to second s511
For Hacking or Pacing HOSES. Mares or
Geldings, TO go as they please, mile
heats, best in D. $50 to INST. $50 to sec
sSI
For Trotting Stations in Harness, mile
heats. best 8 in 5. slOO TO first horse, $50
10 second SIol
Open 10 Trolling Horses owned in Ohio,
troOke. Belmont and adjoining coun-
ties, mile heats, best 3 in 5, In harness.
slU0 to first SIS TO second, .
For Fancy Matched Trolling Horses,
without regaru To color or sex, mile
heats, best in 3. S15 to tirst horse, IS
10 lUJ
For TrOttng stations in harness. mile
heats, best = in 5. SO 10 first horse, SIS
TO second - - loo
Open to 1TotIing Horses that have never
beaten 2:iO In public, mile heats, best )
in to harness. ESQ TO INST, $40 To sec
Onu ~
Open TO IroJtlng Horses that have never
beaten 2:5Gin public, mile heats, best SIII
TO harness. $50 TO INST, SO to second 70
Open TO Trotttng Homes tHRt have never
beaten minutes in public, mile heats,
best in 8 10 harness. $50 TO first. 80
tOSecond 10
Entrance TO ali the above Premiums, 10 per
cent. In all Sweepstakes, TO nil and to
start
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The Latest News

BY TELE RAPII.
by shc Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe street.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Coupons OF
'62, 1I41z; q, IO95<; '65, Ill; new, los;
10 4Os, 995<; all 7-3Os, lO7.
MoSEY-5a6 per cent. Sterling-1O911
alO956.
GoLD-l441<.
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COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL.


BALTIMORE. Sept. Il,
RECEIPrs FoR TIE WEEK.
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Every patron obtains a watch by this ar
rangement. costing but SO, while It may be-
worth $50. No Partially shown.
MessTs- Hin, Porter q Co. & Dey street,
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose
of the above magnificent stock. Certificates.
naming the aTilc Is, are placed in sealed en-
velopeS and well mixed.
Holders are entitled to the articles nance
on their certificate, upon payment Of 81,
whether II be watch worth $50 or less.
The return OF any of our certificates entities
YOU to the article named thereon, ulOn pay
ment, Irrespective of II worth; and ~ no ar
ticle valued less than $40 is nam on any
certificate. II will at once be seen that this II
No Lottery. but a straightforward legitimate
LdnSdctiOn, tChich may be participated
IN eren by The most JlIStidE.lts.
A single certificate will be rent by mail,
post paid, upon receipt of IS cent; i've for
81; eleven Tor -. tniIty-three and an ele ant
premium OF IS; Sixty-six and more vItluR-
Dle premium Tor $40: one hundred and "A most
superb watch Tor SIS. To agents or those
seeking employment this is a rare opportu-
nifty. 1t is a legitimBtely conducted bust
ness, duly authorized by the government
and open To the most careful scrutiny. Try IL
HILL, PORTER q CO.,
Rug0 2&I Dey St, N. Y.
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Dry goods steady at IKE for best
makes of unbleached shestinRs.-
Bleached musIins steady and in good
request. Prices are active at Ice for
Cochece; I51Sc for Spragues and Pacific.
Nous de LANES in demand; Coburgs
and Merrimacs in active request, as are
Italian Cloths. Fine woolens and silks
are scarce and firm in price with active
demand.
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CLOSING PRIcRs-5:2O P.M N.
GoLD-Loweri opening at l441S. and
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GOVERNMENT SroCKs-Lower; cou-
iO95s; do, '65. iii; 90, new, los; do, '67,
los; l0.4Os, 1875; 7-3Os, I07.
SToCKs-Quiet and lower Ohio Ger
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8 SWEEPSTAKES

Consisting of Spacious Open and Closed
Stalls, are complete.
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Rirhmonl lispattll.
FRIDAY......................JUNE2 %, 1867.
Money for the Poor i'm the Country.

Virginia is full Of moncy-or what is
inst as good, r1n of everything that will
bring money. It's rivers and bays, its
mountains and valleys, its forests and
fields, are al tccming with wealth. We
have only to put forth the hand Of indus
try and gather it in. The quantity that
may be realized is limited only by the will
10 labor. In the columns of the Dispatch
we have frequently referred to these in
CNhaustihlc treasures. We wish now to
call attention to wha, may appear 90 be a
small matter, but which is really Of much
Importance to a large class Of our people
In some parts Of the State the gathering
and curing OF SuMAC produced such salts
factory results to those who engaged in il
last year that We wish 10 enlist all the
unemployed lahOyrg poor in the work the
prc>en, season. In the country around
fredericksburg large quantities Of it were
gathered last year. There are now two
mills in operation in the town, consuming
annually from five hundred to eight hun
drcd tons Of Sumac; and in It's purchase
the owners cXpcnd some $4,000 a year,
which goes directly into the pockets Of
the poor. We have in this city a market
f,r 100000 worth Of it, if sent in good
order, free from stems, dirt, and berries
Good hands can earn from three TO four
dollars per day, and even the women and
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From Washington.

WAsH1yGToy, June 27.-Mr. Dennison,
member of Congress from Pennsylvania,
is dead.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were $4,000.
In the Surratt trial Wychman was on the
stand all day. Nothing new was elected.
His evidence was not concluded.
Messrs. Cameron, Butler, Logan, and
Schenck, the joint Ordinance Committee,
are in session to-day.
The judiciary Committee was in session
to-day. Many wild statements are ahoat
regarding what was said and proposed to
be done in the committee. Among the
best authenticated is the quiet remark OF
Boutwell, that the President must be i'm
pcachcd and removed.
The Court Of Claims has adjourned till
August 18th.
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sopA.-sal., 4t0sc. Bi Carb., si6icc., in kegs.
SALr.-LiverpooI, from wharf, sS.lofSs3.is y
sack: in store, -. soQsa4o; ground alum SALT
g. 5oGs2.7s u sack.
SEsACA Roor.-3oc.
soAP-Common, eiGsc. best washing, lsc. )
toilet, Csc. and fancy prices; country, 'g"e'
SPIRITS TuRPBSrIys.-o5c 3fl.o.
srAyRs.-Barel, dry, in demand, ssGss.so q
1000 pieces: green, s7@ss u 1000 pieces.
TAR.-S27sflis p barrel.
TBAs-Black, 7Sc. dsl. 45-the last prime arti-
Gle; imperial, sl.75Gss; gunpowder, sl.7s9s2.2s.
TALLow .-loGllc.
vISsaAR.-Cider, sO6eOc. manufactured, 500
4oc. u gallon.
quotations upon.
WHrsKY.-Whsky Is frmsr on account Of sus-
pension Of distilleries. Common, proof s?8S2.5o;
P. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pure rye,
30 5oG24.so. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Unwashed, 2OG26c.; washed, 4oG4sc.
In good demand.
wIsE.-Port, commos, 81. 5o4s3.
CATTLE MARKET, JUNE -, lsG7.-Busi-
ness Is quite dull at the cattle scales, and
though the supply is small, it is fully equal 70
the demand.
BEEF.-Common, 4c.; good, j96c. prime,
&C., gross.
SHEEP .-46jc., gross.
LANBs.-From $50 TO $3.50 per head, rs to
quality.
HOGs.-SGlOc., gross.
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Special dispatch TO the Baltimore Sun.
CougrcSsmc Arriving, Ec.

WASHINGTON, June 2G. Altogether
about dozen members of Congress have
arrived here. Speaker Colfax Is expected
on the I'd Of July. Four members of the
Ordnance Committee and four OF the Ju
dietary Committee are now here. The
other members are expected tomorrow,
when the committee will commence work.
Most Of the members who are here are of
the extreme wing of the Republican
party. General Butler and others express
themselves in favor of u short July scs-
sion, merely to pass a declaratory recon-
struction act, and not to enter upon any
other business. DATA.
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New Yon@, Jmno "A. M.--Stocks
easier. God, 1875. Sterling unchanged.
5-2O'S, coupons, 40 5sIllO3t.
Flour lOGljc. better. Wheat SC. better.
Corn dull. Pork lower at $2l.l54S2l.20.
Cotton steady.
New YORK, June 27-Eycnipg.-Cot-
ton steady: sales Of 1000 bales at 2G0
261@c. Flour active a. the noon advance.
Wheat active. Corn declined lc. Pork
lirmer al @2l.25. Freights firm; cotton, per
steam, l4@5-IG. Gold, l3ol8. Other
financial quot1 .ons unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Cotton dull. COT
fee quiet; stock Of Rio large. Flour in
improved demand, Wheat scarce; new
Virginia held at S3.25. Corn unchanged.
Provisions active and tending upward.
Whisky steady.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Flour frmer.
Corn dull. Mess pork steady. Bacon
tending upward.
MOBILE, June 27.-Cotton dull; sales,
800 bales; middling, 23c.; receipts, u
bales.
LONDON, June 27--2 o'clock.-Consols,
9l5a. United States bonds, - 5.
LIVERPOOL, June 27-2 ?. M.-Cotton
unchanged.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Republican Convention OF Pennsyl.



HARRISBURG, Pa, June 27.-The Re-
publican State Convention has nominated
Henry W. Williams for Judge of the Su-
pretnc Court. A resolution to demand
guarantees from the vanquished States
which will render treason odious and for
ever impossible; applauding Abraham
Lincoln's acts; denouncing President
Johnson's failure to gather up and fix in
organic laws the principles settled by the
war, without which peace is a snare con-
demning Johnson, his "pliant Attorney
General" and a majority Of the Cabinet :;
applauding Sheridan and Sickles, and
hoping that Grant will vindicate his past
record by sustaining them; and, finally,
characterizing Mr.. Davis's release as re-
proach to the Administration and an insult
to the loyal people Of the North, was in
troduced.
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4 Row IN RALEIGH.-A row took place
in Raleigh the other day similar to the one
We had in Richmond not long ago. a
negro was captured by the police, when an
excited crowd of negroes demanded that
he should be at once released, but they
were met with firm refusal. In an in-
slant knives were whipped ont and fOp-
rished in the redolent air; pistols were
drawn from concealment and BRAN
dishcd boldly, while brickbats fell like
leaves in Vallambrcsa. There were but
three policemen and a hundred or more
nigerS. The policemen lost Cuilee, as
ours did, and the rabble crowd had great
rejoicing.
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COMMERCIAL.
Report Of the Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, !

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June %, 1867.
Breaks and receipts light. Market animated,
and prices firm for all desirable grades, while
nondesCripts are but little sought after, and
prices are still in favor OF the buyer. Below
we give the transactions: $50 hogsheads, %
tierces, and boxes offered, and sold rs follows ::
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 ~ to 81 good dark working, IS TO IS; sun
cured, common, IS to SO; sUn-cured, good,
$40 TO Slj; COal-Cured, common, IS 70 80 /;
coal.cured, bright, sl2 TO $40; coal-cured, fan
cy, $50 TO tij.
LeGJ.-COmmou dark working, s. 10 80
medium dark working, $40 to $40; good dark
working, I'll 10 sli; fine and wrapping, $40 to
$50; sun-Cured, 80 10 s25 and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 10 $780, yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, S3j to 800 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lrqs.-very common and heavy weights,
g TO $40; medium, "a to $3.50; good, s.
TO IS.
Lsaf-Engish shipping, sl5 to 800 and s23 !;
continental shipping, Si2 10 SIS and 500.
sTEMYING TOBACCO.
Legf.-Common, $40 TO Sl3i good, sl2 to slj /;
fine, SIG to go and so.
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Preparations continue active for the new

Preparations continue active for the new
mail service, which goes into operation on
Monday next. AS the entire southern Sec
ton will then be resumed on a footing
similar to that before the war, new Offices
are established and old Offices rcGstab-
lished in large numbers. No village or
town need be without facilities if any per-
son can be obtained for the postmaster
ship.
The accounts Of farmers from all parts
of this county agree in representing the
wheat crop as looking very fine, promising
an abundant yield. The rust has made its
appearance in some localities, but it is
generally conceded that the crop is 50 far
advanced as not to be materially affected
by it.-L0udOlln Mirror.
The President is expected to arrive in
Washington to-day.
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BEET SrGAR.-Recent Illinois newspa-
pcrs speak with confidence Of the results
of the efforts making in that State to
manufacture sugar from bcctS after the
plan adopted in France few years ago,
and since prosecuted with much success.
The subject is again brought up promi-
ncutly by the consignment Of about thirty
thousand pounds Of sugar to Chicago from
the manufacturing establishment at Chats
worth. This sugar is said to have been
made in March, and is part Of the pro-
duct of last seasons business, the beetS
having been preserved in pits through the
winter. Experience seems 20 be conclu-
sivc in regard TO the good saccharine pro-
pcrties OF b,ctS grown in this country as
compared with those Of France.
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The HiuoOSl<i Ordered Worth.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 25.-Thc United
States gunboat Winooski, which arrived
yesterday from NatanzaS, Cuba, with forty
odd cases Of yellow fever among her crew,
received instructions this morning to pro-
coed direct 20 Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire, whore the colder climate and disin-
icctauts viii speedily remove all traces of
the epidemic. She left the harbor at 9
o'clock.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RArLRoAD.-We |

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-We
beg leave to give our energetic friend
Colonel Fontaine a hint: He wants to
build this road it is q great work--a work
Of infinite Importance to the people of
Virginia. We recommend that General
Lee be enlisted to raise the money. We
have reason to believe that he would I'M
dertake it. How could that great patriot
be better employed than in building this
great highway between the Ohio and the
Atlantic Charlottesville Chronicle.
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TIE ALEXANDER CAMPBELL WILL CASE.
\ suit has been brought by Joseph Il. Pen
dlelon and others for the purpose of
breaking the will Of the late Alexander
Campbell, of Bethany, the celebrated Re-
fOrmer,I by which some 5000, 900 worth Of
property was devised. The case is set
Tor Thursday next, Brooke Circuit Court
being now in session. Ale counsel have
been employed on both sides, and the trial
promises to be one OF more than ordinary
interest. General Garfield Of Ohio, Judge
Black of Pennsylvania, and Nathaniel
Richardson, Esq, of this city, nave been
employed to defend the will, while Hon.
Benjamin Stanton, Daniel Lamb, and
James S. Wheat, Esqs, Of this city, and
Dr.. G. W. Caldwell, Of Wollsburg, have
been retained on the other side. No less
than fifty witnesses are TO be examined
orally, in addition to great deal Of testi-
mony already taken by affidavit. Wheel
ing hteNyencer.
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GRANT AND SmERIDAN.-Gcncral Grant,
who is known to have fcryent friendship
for Sheridan, is said to have read the re-
port addressed to himself for the first
time on Sunday morning, in the Washing
ton Chronicle, with painful regret and NOR
l.On.-NqiiOaoI MteHgencT.
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TUDSON b. WOr ,, DENTIST, s2gSFta
- offers his services 10 his friCn19 and Gill
igllOw- citizens in TIE practice OF
DENTISTRY ~ ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Partial or full seta of TEETH inserted on gold,
silver, or Nulc8uite base, in the most improved
style Special attention given to hu'ng teeth.
Teeth e&tac'rd without p,in under the IN
Hrruce OF an3c>thctcs. all work put up scientIu-
cally. and WARRANTED TO give eAAre satisfaction.
Changes yrEl MODERATE.
lie respectful IL refers those who may desire EVIL
deuca 81 his skill and proficiency Il the annexed
certificate from his former prcceploT
CERTIFICATE.
Mr. hudson 2. wood having been student and
assistant in INV Office f.r two years past take
p ossUre in sgyiug to those who may need his ser
vic.- that consider him qualified 10 practice dem
tistrv. ne having had whist with me a Il tie in
siruGtiou ana every iaci lily could command 10
enable him 10 obtain a thorough knowledge Of the
business. GEUkGE i. STEEL, Dentist,
No. I-j Main street.
RICHMOND, June Is, ls57.
ONCE, 7c3 College street, near Medical College.
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