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Proposals for Slate.

For contraction of the U. .. Custom
House and the U. y. Court House and
Post Once, Portland, We.
GEALED Proposals will be received at the Office OF
- the undersigned until IL O'Clock M, on Tuesday,
the 2Sth day Of July inst, for furnishing and deliver
ing at site of Buildings. before the 2Oth day of
October next, Sixteen Thousand 16000l States tor the
covering OF the Custom House and the Post
Office Buildings, now in process Of erection in the
city of Portland.
The Slate must be "a inches in length by 16 inches
In width, and from hree-eighths ta to four-ephts
4SI OF an inch in thickness; of fair and smooth
face, out OF wind, with edges sawed straight and
square, and of uniform dark slate color
To insure consideration, each bid must be accom-
panied by sample of the slate proposed, properly
marked with the name Of ,he bidder, and must be
submitted before the opening OF the bids. "a
The bids must be made per single slate.
Two good and satisfactory suretes will be required
on the contract.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all OF the bids il deemed for the interest Of the Gov
ernment to do so. . II.
Proposals should beendorsed Proposals for Slate,
and addressed to Henry Kingsbury, Superintendent
U. S Custom House. &C., Portland, Me.
..- HENRY KINGSBURY,
Superintendent U. S. Custom House, &c.
July 8, 1868. .a- iy9dtd
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BoMBAsTED AT NEW YoRK.-Amonp all the
newspaper reporters at New York there ought
to be at least few humorists They might
make book that would render Joe Miller and
Artemus Ward Immediately obsolete, filling it
with such good things as Gen. McCooke's re-
ply to Erastus Brooks, when the latter object
ed to his motion to adopt the rules of the
House of Representatives on the ground that
the Jacobins had tampered with them. Gen.
McCook said: II would gladly accept the
amendment of the gentleman upon my right,
but ne does lne much injustice if he thinks
That would move the adoption of the rules of
the present House if did not kno,o that tbe,,
had not dared to change one of the tinae-honored
rules that aoere established ulder Democratic
auspices"
That was bravely said. The charge of want
OF courage on the part of the Radicals is an
unusual one. They have "dared" to change
few little things that fourished wonderfully
under Democratic rule-slavery, political and
civil inequality and hundreds of collateral
wrongs But they of course would not dare
profane the sanctity of rule laid down under
democratic auspices for governing the delib-
eratlons OF public assembly!
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THE Head quarters of the Grant Club is to
be removed to Lancaster Hall as soon as it can
be cleared out. Two high masts are being
placed in front of it, between which the cam
paign flag of the club will float
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Moth Patches, Frcckle. and Tan.

The only relisble remedy for those brown dscolor-
atons on the face is "Pe'Tys Moth and Freckle LO-
tion:" Prepared only by DIR. B. @. Perry, 49 Bond
ST., New YO-k. Sold everywhere. mar21d& w6msN
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played yesterday afternoon on the Eon's
grounds, between the Actives and Tuscaroras,
which resulted in the Active's winning, by a
score of "a TO 90
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In ordinary Pimples, Blotches, Worms or Insects
in the Skin, Black Spots, Sores Eruptions &C. a
few doses is sufficient to make the skin clear, smooth
and healthy.
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Portland and Vicinity


New Advertisements this Dav.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture &c.-E. NJ. Patten q Co. -.
Furniture-F o. Bailey
Sterial Notice = F. o. Bailey.
SEw ADvERTIsEMFNT COLUMN.
Home School ior Girls-Misses Bailey.
Shovel Works for Sale-N. o. Cram.
House tor Snle-G. r. Davis 4 Co.
Farmtor Sale-G. r. Davis & Co.
U. s. MIrshaps Sale-Charles Clark.
Yacht Kate for Charter. 81
tierk Wanted-McI4aughlin & Son.
PiOposals-Henrv Kinesbury. + Z
Hot Tea ROlls-G w II. Brooks.
Salesman wanted-Farley, Amsden s. Co.
Mott e of Foreclosure-Henry Penner.
Steamer Carotta--John PsrtcOas.
Money Lost-w Goldman, True q Co.
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BRIEF LoCALs.-Qne of the Spring street
horse cars yesterday in descending the grade
on High steet, took notion to keep straight
on instead of combining itself to its usual route
and turning its regular corner. The conse-
quences were, lamp post was knocked into a
cooked hat and some damage was done to the
car. r- ..-...
Our city presented lively appearance yes
terday on account of the two conventions. The
streets were crowded with strangers.
The Hague property corner of Salem and
Clark street was sold yesterday for So ,676 to
James Wood. r.
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ter, Bangor; Grecian. Coombs, and Acadia, Daley,
Camden; Baltimore, Snare. Belfast; Fanny Barney
Duncan aud Equal, Kellar, Roeklsnd Saginaw,
Perkins Bath.
Ar sth, schs Boxer Sonthard WisCasset; Catha-
rine, MeNear. do: A Cutting, Weeks. Bath.
CID Sth, brig Mary Haskell, Haskell, Alexandria;
LYNN-Ar 7th. schs Betsey Ames, CALL and Jane
n Fish Gardiner, Bangor; A Totten, Lancaster, do;
GLoUCESTEk-Ar 7tb, sch Martha Brewer,
Turner, Isle au Haut
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar 7th, schs Gen Kleber, Tur-
ner, and Santa Maria, Harding, from Bangor; Cora,
Greenlaw, do. N'I.tt lH : :.
Sid 7t9, schs Nadab, Cheney, Portland; John U
Dennis Thurl0w. do; Julia s. Martha Dix Calais;
Ida MAY, Does, Smiths lille.
PoRTSMo UTH-Ar 9th, sehs Unison, Williams,
Bangor; Wave Crest Davis. PhiladelphiaI
Ar 7th schs L NJ Strout. Strout, Bangor; Charles
Carroll. Farnsworth, and Concord, Pierce, I'm Rock
land.
UALAIS-Ar 2d. big c H Kennedy, Iitcomb,
Portland; sch st Croix, Mclregor. do.
Uld I'd, brig Mansanilla Magune New York; Sd,
barque David Nichols, Wyman' New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Calcutta Sd inst, ship Levanter. Lane, TOR New
York Tor BOstOn) gets Ss 76 gold.
Sid i'm 1eghOrn 14th ult, brig A Lane, Carver,
Sid fm Swansea goth ult ship Lawrence Brown,
Sid I'm Callao May II, barque John DIVER Kill
man, tor Chinchas, to load tor Antwerp.
Chartered--ship Euterpe, to load euano tor Ham
burg.
Meady. TOR Callao days; L sherman, Blanchard,
ter do June 81 barque May Stetson Pendleton tor
Liverpool, disg; brig Susan Voorhies, Fuliord, for
Antwerp June 1.
AR at Nuevitas Path ut, brig Anna M knight.
Knight Philadelphia.
At CienIueg,s Goth ult, barque Mary g. Louisa,
Davis for New York days.
Ar at Cardenas 9th uIt, sch Roret. Crocker, from
Sierra Morena land sailed for Philadelphia.)
Ar at Quebec I'd inst, ship ChmborazoO, Adey.
Newport, K.
Ar at st John. NIB, 4th inst ship Clara Wheeler,
Wilm rth, New York.
(Per steamer Saxonia. at New York;
AR at Liverpool 25th Zouave, whitmOre, New Or
OF the port 25th, Africa, Berry, from Galveston.
| Sid Gath, Alexandra Kelley, Calcutta gm.
Cid 25th, Edw UBrien, Oliver Boston, land sailed
26thl; Hattie Tapley, Tapley, Montevideo via Ar
| drossan.
Ar at Deal Path, Hosea Rich. PomrOy. Shields Tor
san Rds & ro% Sarsa Sckes from
/ Antwerp.
Ar at Newport 2sd. 1 Chapman. Norton from
/ Havre. ....
| Sid 23d Gardiner Colby, Dunbar. New York.
OF Point Nash 2ith, Limerick Lass, Marshman,
/ Newport for New Orleans.
Cid at Cardiff 23d, Vanguard. Tor New York.
Ar at IIavre ed ult, Augustine KobDe, Carver,
| New York
cid 2sd, Harpswel Hunter. New York.
| Ar at Flushing 2ith ult. Charlotte w White, Grf-
| .l- rt SPOKEN.
june II, lat % N. On "a W. ship Oracle, from Liv
| erpoo tor San Francisco.
| June 81 lat 81, lon t6 W, ship Freedom, from New
| port, f, for New York.
June 2l, OH Isle Of Pines, barque A @ Adams,
| from Cienfuegos br Philadelphia.
July 8, lat Ss 40 n, lon 6S w, sch Cknight, from
July 6, off Cape May, brig Alfaratta, from Carde-
mas Tor New York. 9Hn e..tt.ss.f on
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THE PR ESS
Thursday Morning, July g. 1888

EY-First Page to-day-Crop Prospects;
New Publications.; Varieties.
Fourth Page-A Tale of Japan; Grants APP
pearance in Battle. .ts.stfets1 $3.50. tt.
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For $1.25 you can buy an Army Blouse or a
pair of duck Overalls at Lewis & Nash's 179
Fore street. july7eodtf
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BRADFORD d. RENICK.
Commission Merchants, +,
SOLICIT CoNsIGNMENTs OF
Random Spruce Timber, Shingles
and Latlls.
Address, ~ broadway New York.
N. B.-SPr CIAL PERSONAL ATTENTION given to
the NsP EcTIoN of all timber consigned to our house
May 25-d3mo sN
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business Items.

SEE f. o. Bailey's advertisements of auc-
tion sales at 10 o'clock A M. and 2 p. NJ
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A recess of ten or fifteen minutes was
here taken, to allow County Delegations to
select each member of State Committee and
member of Committee on resolutions. Upon
the re-assembling of the Convention the Com
mittee on permanent organization reported as
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-09

We have Farm three miles from
A<M-A Kennebunk depot, on the Sanford
HSYlh2 road, OF 1853 acres. Buildings all in
frIkrlAH splendid order, having been built
As5.s1aa95ssa8- within the last years. The Mou-
sam Riser runs through this farm. This property
will be sold low or exchanged for city property,
GEO. r, DAVIS Il CO.,
july 9-d1w Dealers in Real Estate.
Argus copy. . ...sz-..s
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Wanted.

A DRY GOODS Jobbing Salesman of experience;
Aone that can influence Maine Trade. None 9TH
ors need apply.
jy9d1w % Summer St., Boston.
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DIRECT
Mail Steamship Line
Halifax, N. =.

The steamship CARLOTTA has
IN been taken off one trip for rel airs
N NM and will not sail from Portland for
@aHz HALIFAX before Saturday, 18th inst.
ss..<z JOHN PORTEOUS, Agent.
July 9. d3t
VArgus copy. ..lth. aHlfFu
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.rss JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Thomas Parker. Search
and seizure process. Adjudged guilty and fined 500
and costs. Paid. Putnam for defence.
Charles Fuller arralgned for like offence, and
his case continued till July 11th, at A. M. Parker
for defence.
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DIABoLIcAL PUNIsHMENT-We learn from
the Star that a sh ort time ago one William
Gould, who came here on one of the eastern
boats in company with young woman not
his wife, was arrested by the police at The in
stance of the injured woman; but a compro-
mise was effected and the husband left the
young woman and began life with his wife
again at a boarding house on Deer street.
Yesterday afternoon this same woman pre-
sented herself at the police station and said
that she desired to be taken into custody, as
she had deliberately and with malice afore-
thought" put her husbands eyes out by
throwing vitriol into his face. An investiga-
ton showed that the parties had qua1reled
frequently since they had been here, and at
the dinner table to-day high words passed be-
tween them when the wife, who had prepared
h weapon, threw quantity of vitriol in his
face. The mans face was badly burned, and
his eyes are closed, and the physicians are not
yet able to ascertain whetbersor not his sight
has been destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-09

The sarsaparilIian ResoIvent is the best
Lungs ano Bronchitis. 1t purifes the blood and
loosens the phlegm, so that expectoraton is easy
1t supplies the waste and decay of the body with new
and healthy material, and repairs the emaciated
body with new strength-it secures good appetite,
anu checks the waste and dissolution of the lungs.
A few dos in consumptiOn will do good.
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At a Bargain.

o. We offer Tor sale a brick two story and half
k5:;. House, located within mir utes walk OF the
City Hall with stable and entrance to the same
from court running from the main street. House
arranged tor two families.
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers IN Real Estate.
July 9 div tArgus COPY,
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Htnte Assnyer's Office, Boston, Mass.
A BOTTLE OF
'Mr.W s. Mains EIderberry Wine''

Has been received here, in the state in which it is
sold in the MARKET for analysis.
1t was found to be an excellent matured Elder
berry Wine, comparing tavorably with the choicest
samples of "Sambuci Wine," and containing even
more more of the acid salts astringent and valuable
qualities of the berry, than that wine does.
1t has the best properties OF Port Wine without its
intoxicating quality, and in sickness or as bever-
age, it should replace the imported wines.
Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer.
20 State Street, Boston,
18th Aug. 1867 !
ieb1ldswtfsN S. DANA HAYES Chemist
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SARSAPARILLIAN N

Associated with other pow full vegetable ingredients
that form Rndway's snrsapariliian Resell
vent, is curing the 81 cases OF Chronic, Scrou-
GUS, Syphoid and Urinary Diseases, as well Skin
Diseas s,
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

Sch Ellen Forester, OF Deer Isle, from Baltimore
for Providence, which wat sunk off Point Lookout
in April last has been raised and taken to Baltimore
tor repairs.
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Read FALSE AND TRUE. Send one letter.
stamp to Radway Il 90, No 81 Maiden Lane
Y. Information worth thousands will be gveI
you. Price OF Resolvenf Sntsn nparillian s
per bottle, or Si0per dozen. tf jy7sNd1w
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Cid 7th, sch Georgia, Tor Portland.

Ar at New York sth, schs Erie, from Cieniuegos
ID & e Kelley. Kelley. Portland. rEa
Ar at Philadelphia 7th, sch X Chase, Collins
Cardenas
Cid 7th, sch Georgia Tor Portland.
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Lost!

A the Franklin House, Bangor, an experienc
n Clerk. Best of references req uired.
july9d1wt 1lcLAUGhLIN a SON
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IN this city. July Sth, sum OF money The finder
i will be suitably rewarded by leaving the sama
with \ WOODMAN, TRUE S co
jy9d1w Cor. Mddls and Pearl Sts
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DEpARTURE.oF OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN II N -EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

"Wednesday, July g.
ARRIVED. ...--....-~.E D
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York.
Barque Priscilla. Newton, Yarmouth, in tow OF
tug Uncle Sam. 10
Schs Northern Light Orne, and Light of Home,
Greenlef, Boothbay.
Sch Telegraph, Pinkham Boothbay.
Sch Fleetwing, Startling, Monbegan.
Sch Emily II Swift, Orne, Southport.
Ar 6th-.Schs Frank Pierce, Grant, and Hussar.
Buker, Ellsworth.
CLEARED.
Brig Edith, Hinkley, Addison-J Wmslow s. Co
Sch Bowdoin, Randall Boston-Chas Sawyer.
Sch Capella tBrl Taylor. Rockand NIB.
Sch Leading Star, Brl Eisenhain, Chester, Ms.
Sch Fanny Fern, Mcfarland, Bos ON : Berlin
Mills Co.
Barque Priscilla, of and from Yarmouth, has
been towed to this port to finish repairs and will 60
oughly overhauled during the past winter at an
pense OF nearly $40. 90. .~
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maintaining their rights. These men would
never yield their rights if supported by the
loyal men of the North. We now must take
one further step. We must recognize the
brotherhood of races. If they come here and
are loyal to the flag and the country, they are
to be L. vested witt all the protection and priv
lleges OF American citizens. This great issue
will be decided in the campaign about TO he
opened The men who aspire to liberty all
over the earth look to us to establish it. am
somewhat of Radical. 1 glory in it; and L
don't feel out of place here. The Democratic
Convention proposes to reconstruct the Union,
If they reconstruct IL rs they defended it.
Heaven save us from their power. They pro-
pose to improve the financial condition of the
country. | happen to live in city that has
had the benefit of Democratic financierrg. I
always noticed that the debt and stealth o in
creased in exact ratio with the Democratic
majority. He spoke of our candidate for Gov
ernor as Il man that is known all over the
country, and vote for him is a vote for Grant.
Maine is loyal. Three of her regiments have
been under my command, and brayer nobler.
truer-hearted soldiers could not be found in
the whole army.
Gen. Sickles was followed by
GEN. PLEAsANToN,
the distinguished cavalry leader. He COM
menced by abiding to the soldiers connected
with the New York Convention. He had
seen by New York paper that he was Vice
! President of the New York Convention-but
he did not care any thing about it as long as
he knew it was not so. He had been looking
in the dictionary to find the definition of g
conservative soldier, but could not find it
| Should have to define it as Barnum did the
"What is It"-neither a soldier nor man
The fight is still going ON between the 10y a
men and the rebels, and if the rebels beat W,
have got to pay the debt. 1 wish to say on,
word in reference to Gen. Grant. | hav,
known Grant for more than twenty years =
was at West Point with him. General Gran
has always possessed the quality of true
unbiased Judgment. When General Gran
passes his word to you it is just as tru
and firm as it was in the time of BATTLE
i am satisfied that he will be our next Presi
dent Ii a man isn't willing to fight for thi
country he isn't fit to live in it; and when
man is loyal he is entitled to live in any coun
try. Let us put good men in Office. Put
man in office that will serve the people. Th
North will go for Grant, and if the Sout
don't. they will not do right, for he went 70
them during the whole war sE
The meeting adjourned with three cheers 70
Grant and the good cause.
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Franklih-Joseph Wcllman.
Hancock John G Caldwell.
Kennebec-Gco 4 Brickett.
Knox-J p Cilley.
Lincoln-W NJ Herbert.
OXford-Geo l. Beal.
Penobscot Daniel White.
PiscataquiS-C II Chandler
Sagadahoc-T W hyde.
Somerset-Geo H Ward.
Waldo-W III Pierce.
WASHINGTON r. r. Harris
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7 MPEoyEMESr OF HELL ArR, NEW YORK.
UsIrEp STATES BKaIsERR' % ORRtcr.I
% Nc; q yssI housTos sr isGsr'

sealed propesais fofI nv REMOVED ~ the, rocks
dated In ifcii Gate. East Aver. bs received at
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cubic Contents 81 ''PTYing fSpo 90 DO removed
lnare Yards. The Astnlated cable epptents of
F'Pot Rock J, 70 DO removed are 90 I cubic yards
oysr, va q square yards !, go. -, ,,r
the removal Of Frying Pan aud Pot Rock. and pay
ments will DO made when one entire rock Ahall be
removed. amounting to the entlTe sup agreed upon
for that rock, less o Ieseryation oi ten uO) per
sent,, 10 be paid when the on tie rock n done.
,Ashew AND more DETAILED satyeys will be made
Of diminishtd in amosht, aseoTdlaR As the quan.
less than that ded uued from cxiaiinE BufV eyu, and
the amount Of work In the,remYyHl 81 these rock
will be held 10 be proportional 70 The product OF
the surface into the cubic eenieuts
stsSsa rom he oneisi maps y tSis ONCE. ADD
Wilt DO aeeepted a. correct BY both parties.
tive iSspoaa We psrsons that tbs bidder will exc
y Esps q Prope,als aud Of guarantees can DO Oh
- Tbs uailed States reserves u Itself ne right Of
| rocks, AhUuI ID thia be deeIned advfsAble.2''
\ lPfoposals should be endorsed upon the envelope
I''ProposAls Tor fomovink rocks nj Hell Gate ,t
prawings Of these rocks can DO Inspected AZ 'n''
/ ! Froposals should fiats llksEile The time asked
it71Al3 % lieutenant Golopsi BnyfaeeSs,
ault.td IHt Bvt. Major General u ., a,
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D. On the petition q sAnxg W Rslp. sdHlasIIririx
H Mould, sdninisiTatIix or tho estate Of Brooks X
Mould, deceased, Of Chicago. llinois, praying for
the extension or . patent granted TO the said
Chssasy Heed sad BROOK. x. Moaia. ,hs sth day
Of August, 1904, for an improvement ~ Nehtlating
Railrosd Cars, for seven years from the excl ration
" sald pslsn which takes place on the sih day Of
lis SidsSoa h.t The ssia petition 30 heard .. tbs
next, At u clock m and all persons are notified %
appear and shox sauss. y any ihsy have, why said
,Psrsops eRposlns the etlsnsiSa are REQUIRED ~
K! i9th A ls.'I t,Ssa SsSs t ss
party, 70 " used II The said hesriag must Be taken
and tlsnitted " aseordasee with The rules Of the
nspo.ios; sns otAsr R.psfs relied apes astssii.
fore Che day Of hssrinS tbs thin
ten days alter nling the testimony,
=, Ordered. also, that this notice DO Published In
ne RifgsLIclss ~ Taisi ljgsaeer. WILMINGTON,
wcsk Tor three suossssiys Wesk Tho arsi Of said
sslis.iSSS. e b 81 least ds, srsfsus to
nyis.Wa - Acting Commissioner u fsisRt..
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CotuABlA DIssskEsss,tskEs Ton NOSES AND
-. v eorasr q TSStts.sIS ia x .lrssa.,Ii

rhi, Dispsnssry Ii IN con neefop wtth Coiam-
bil Hospital. Aad a opened fyr .ie !ssstnsnt OF
Medical and Surgical troatmtn III frsei. NET,
o. Patients v ho are about 70 bsyeonhnad ,sd desire
pfast dSasF, VII u aishsd alh ,aisdleA Attsn;
souss OF XrTssDkron Arlrss pmrEssAnr.
Wednesdays. from I loA. @Prof. y. Hi Thompson
fTdnys frem e Asihiord q,
Free Patients upon orders ~ the Hon0fAble Sec.
rotary Of the Inferior Such orders Tot edeission
can Sc obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, DR.. j.
THoMPsoN. q his ou,oe, 1si street, between