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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

USifhp 'rWA issiESTss, ,, Z J ass 70, 1900
non the petition OF J. ID, RLIIOT, Of Leicester,
Mass, ). praying for The extension Of a patent
granted him on the It'll day Of September. lS, for
Measuring Clnth:
Its ordered that said petitiO be heard ut this
once the 2Sd day OF August HeEt Any person
may oppose this extension obi9eti"us derosi.
twenty days before the day Of hearlng -
iel6,Tust Commissionsr Of Patents n
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UNITED sTAT.s FATsNf 9FF jS5ss 50, ,sso
:, On the petition ofB J. MILLER, Of New York,
N. T., praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him on the % day Of October, 1855, for
an Improvement In Chimney siaeksi
II IL ordered that the said petition DO heard at
this once on the % day OF September next Any
person may oppose tails extension, Obligations,
this oniee twenty days befoT 70 the day q bearing
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
jy5-M9w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsaIseros, DC, June Is, 1859, 4,
N. y, praying fOr, the 'Sxtsasiea Of . pate
granted 70 him op the soth day, Of October, lsH.
mud e.issued on the stl day Of September, 1857,
for an Improvement In Roofing CompositlousI
Is ordered that the said petition be heard Al this
once on the ilth day Of october next. Auy person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depu.
sitions. and other papers should be fled lu this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
SAMUEL 1. fIsHER,
jS2-WSw Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

G fas 4R B Ba ~

ch..1 b.,,., S0h'''' Equity Docket"
m On motion Of the complainant. BY Mr. A. X.
fendant cause hi. Appearance to be entsrsd herein
on before the hrst rule day occurring forty days
after this day otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as In case OF default.
By order Of the Court.
True eopy-Test, R. J. MElGs,
my18-w6t Clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

A PUBLIC BESEFA CToR.-Jno. Markrter,
esq, the public spirited merchant of Seventh
street, is having distributed gratultously TO
our citizens a number Of handsome fans,
which are alike useful and ornamental. By
the way the display Of fine paintings, cngrav-
ings, wall papers, &c, at Markriter's estab-
lishment, Is really fine, and well worth visit
by connosscurs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OfFIcE.- The
work at this Office is now closely brought up,
and Mr.. Clapp, the Congressional Printer,
will probably find 1t necessary to cause a
furlough to be given to some of the compos-
tors unless he receives more orders. The
book-binders are buslly at work to the num-
Der of one hundred and fourteen, and are
turning out work which will compare favor
ably with any which has ever left the Office.
very neatly printed and covered document,
"The National Currency Act and Amend.
mer o f" has just been completed, to close an
order from the Treasury Department. The
question Of apprentices has now been brought
up among the binders, and, as will be seen
by our report In another column, was the
subject under consideration at their meeting
last night.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

Tue Soldiers and Sailors Union meets
this evening at Union League Hall for tho
purpose Of electing its officers for tho ensu-
Ing term.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

CHARITY PIC-NIC.-Our citizens will have
an opportunity on Monday next to materially
contribute to the wants Of poor man, nj
the same time have afforded them day OF
pleasure and recreation. VIM. @. Deneale,
blind man, residing on the Navy-yard,
being in very INDECENT circumstances, could
not pay his taxes on small house belonging
to him, and consequently the property was
sold for taxes at the late sale. In order 10
raise an amount sufficient to reclaim ii, a
picnic for his benefit will take place at Beck.
crI's garden, East Washington, on Monday
next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

FROM SIDNEY.-A citizen of Sidney
writes US the following of his grievances
Mister Edetur Deer sur,-As have
not rote to the Disspatch yet which have
rote to the other pspurs, IN my letters hav
knot apeered, an do knot rite letters to
the papurs, as have enuf frens to rite to-,
rite to tell you abowt thing which oc-
kerrd in Sidney, which is considdible
town Lately attached to Richmon, a.
tho the Sidneyyuns didn't want it to be
attached, which the Richmon peple did
want it to be attached. The yether day
the dog -ketchers was out here, and there
was six perlicemen with 'em, which was
the first perliceman or amy yether man
has seen here in six months, altho' there
aint but dogs in the plais which would
knot blight perlicemsn if he was to cum
here, an We all pay taxes for them to cum
here. And then there is no gas works out
here, and what gas there is has to be paid
for even tho it do smell powerful; and
then there amt no hydrunts, an Ike dump
kins has to sen to pump for water to mix
his whiskey with, which is meener than
the whiskey which is powerful meen, an
that Amt saying much for it. An then o
man can't walk here on muddy day ex-
cept ne is boy and has stiltz which he
can walk on an there is several paive-
ments wanted, especherly in dumpkins's
alley, where we goes for drinks. Plese call
attenshun to these matters an i will rite
agin, which will bee upon more powerful
abeuses than these.
81 am yours, oppresively,
"JIM SHIP"
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LOCAL MATTERS,

BURSTING OF A BolLER.-Late on Tues
day night the people of Rockets and
Church Hill we're alarmed by an explosion
as loud as that caused by the blowing up of
the Patrick Henry in 1865. 1t was soon
discovered that the noise was not caused by
an earthquake, but by the explosion of a
boiler at the steam sugar-refnery of Charles
Y. Morriss, Esq. The brick engine-house
adjoining the main building of the refinery
was laid in ruins, and the debris was scat
tered about in every direction. Several
bricks were thrown with great force against
the house Of II. L. Deshler (Noah's Ark
on the opposite side Of the street, breaking
out window and knocking door clear of
its hinges. Fortunately, no lives were lost,
though some were endangered.
The accident will cause only slight de-
lay in the operations of the refinery. Mr..
Morriss had intended to move out his old
boilers yesterday, and to replace them
with new ones from the Metropolitan Iron
and Brass Works, of this city.
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Mr.. Editor When read the notice In your 10
cI column that the largest dry goods store In this
city had b.eu entered. and over FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS worth OF DRY GOODS takcu away, being
a detective, thought there would he a big job for
me. Immediately turned over The page to see
the advertisement with fun particulars at the
same time turning over various plaus IN my mind,
when 10 reached the name or LEVY BROTHERS,
and found 1t To be the heading or one OF their adver-
tlsemcDts. little annoyed, thought would 20
there but imagine my surprise on seeing so
many articles ~ prices lower than at any other es-
tabshment in the city. Needing many things. !
made my purchases there, and saved what would
have been Il pretty good fee for my services.
Let me recommend the establishment to all who
want dry goods, rs great saving OF money Is ei-
ftctcd by purchasing from LEVY BROTHERS.
DETECTIVE.
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TILE COURTS.


HUSTINGS COURT--JUpGE BuRSHAA PRE-
SIDING.
The Hastings Court did not adjourn until
near midnight Tuesday, in consequence Of
the great press Of business. The jury in
the case of Howe, Knox Il Co. Us. Samuel
Myers and William Webster, Samuel
Strongs sureties, rendered a verdict for
So 500 with interest from I'd February,
1866, until paid, in favor of the plaintiff. A
motion on the part of the defendant for q
new trial was continued.
The court met yesterday but transacted
no business of Importance. 1t adjourned
until tomorrow, Judge Burnham having
left for Washington.
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR CHAHoos


Fighting. - John Gentry, William L.
Rose, and William S. Brownley, were ar
raigned for fighting in the house of John
Gentry. The case was continued until
Friday, Brownley being SO badly hurt that
he could not appear.
Dr,mk and observation-disclosures Thorn
ton (negro), charged with being drunk and
disorderly and resisting the police, was
fined five dollars.
Iheft.-John Camp (whitel and Robert
Lawrence (negro), charged with stealing
two boxes of prunes Of B. Catogni, were
arraigned. John W. Tooney (negro) was
arraigned for having them in his possession.
Ali hands were discharged, after a hearing.
Drunh and FJghting.-Rosanna Taylor,
charged with being drunk and fighting in
the street, was put to work for day as
station house sCourer.
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LYME 4 BROTHER will sell at 10 O clock n
very valuable little market farm on the
Nine-mile road two miles and 4 half from
the city.
WELLINGTON GODD1N will sell 1T 4
o'clock very valuable lot ut the north
east corner of Cary and Eleventh streets.
Z. D. EACHO will sell mt 3 o'clock eight
framed houses and nine vacant lots on
Lewis street opposite John L. Carters,
just outside the corporation line.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at II o clock
ut the brick yard of Messrs. SlingluG Il
Co., Port Mayo, the sheds, material,
bricks, etc, and the unexpired lease of the
premises.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at half past
O'Clock nice brick residence on the west
side of Seventh street just beyond Leigh.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell at o. clock a
quantity Of valuable improved and unim-
proved real estate in Sidney.
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THERE are thousands upon thousands OF widows
and orphans all the land suffering for the ne
cessaries and comforts Of life who might have
been left Independent had their husbands and
fathers embraced the protection afforded by q
policy Of life assurance. Let the living profit by
stunning the neglect Of the dead. Delays are dan
gerous. Life and health are both uncertain. In
sure at once II. L. STAPLES,
Solicitor Arlington Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

HTGu PRICES FOR NEW TOBACCO. -Mcssrs.
WISE BROTHERS, commission merchants, of this
city, have recently made the following amongst
other sales Of new tobacco For ". H. McCor-
mick, PIttSylvauia county, one tierce ut $50 4
cwt,; for Messrs. f.. G. Dodson & Co., Pittsyl-
vania county, two tierccs ut Slo25 and S2S for j.
Clark, rittsyivania county, one tierce At &24 for
Sterling r. Edmunds, IIaiifaN county, two ticrccs
each at T3o and on February sd one tlcrcc
marked ''E. s., ~ from Danvillc. at $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

TABLEAUx AND HARADEs-CoMpLIaEST-
AIRY BENEF1T.-The comp plimentary benefit
to be given by the ladies Of the different
denominations in the city to Mr.. Thomas j.
Minor, at Metropolitan Hall, on Thursday
and Friday evenings, promises to be an en-
tertainment of more than ordinary merit.
Every preparation is being made to make
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

ROBBERIES. Mr.. Robert Graham 8
house, on Third and Leigh streets, was en-
tered on Tuesday night and robbed of about
two hundred volumes of books and box of
chalk pipes.
The house of gentleman on Fourth
street between Clay and Leigh was also en-
tered and robbed of everything in the way
of groceries in the storeroom. No trace of
the robbery could be found, the doors being
all locked and the windows well closed after
its committal. 1t is presumed that on entry
was made with false keys.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prai

1 hhuG hHUON VI FdLUAbLE REAL
IL EsTATE, IN AND NEAR TIE Cr%Y or
RICHMOND. FOR SALE am authorized 70
sell The following real estate-viz.,
"BaOohFisLD rAkMn w,sS.n about four and O.
s.% sfI0s surnpisa dTIded into three tracts two
which contain ls2- acres each, and the other 7S5
acres. Tpon the centre tract there are ample
buildings for III st-cIsss estate.
2. The H-LF-ACRE Lot on the south SIDE OF
The Basin corner Of anal snd Ninth stree5 upon
which are located the spacious foundry and ma.
chine sh OF now occupied by messrs, kanl
Kahn, With all the valuable bunolngs Thereon. ..
alley. opposite the old Gas Works, each fronting
"a feet and running back 100 feet upon which stand
4 LOT on south side OF Broad strert between
First and Second, ~ by I.7 feet, upon which stand
two brick Known mo as o
2Ixi47 feet, with brick tenement thereon.
s. VACANT LOT on NE - south side ,,Ehss OF Grsss g
feet running back l5s feet 10 alley. This Is ono
OF the most desirable lots In the city for the erec-
Sn Two f BEtck assEaENrs in the
Academy" building, at northeast corner OF Cary
AFa :. SEWN ssSit Bss'urIFUL HALr-AcRE LOTS
In Duyals addition, Nos. II, 70, 70, So So %, and
ios near t to thu nsw % or Orphan Asyipmm ARCH
STREETS, In rear of the state armory, and known
.. The R0GkETTs WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY, extending from Main street to Water street,
and crossing the York River railroad. Also the
adjoining LOrS, Nos. 100, H. I and part Of lot No,
Is. hese aforementioned lots front on water
street and James yer. adjoin the New York steam.
boat wharves and are very valuable for wharf
purposes. s. .-.s.s-n, Is
TO- LOT at the southwest corner OF CARY and
Twelfth streets 81 by 30 feet ON which stands thB
large FOUb-S1 DRY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied by John 3. Allen, recently In the occu-
pancy OF Messrs. Martin g Cardozo. t...s...
IL. LOT at the corner of Cary and Eighth streets,
Is by 40 feet and the adjoining LOT, By % feet,
upon which stands the large granite storcnouse.
This property has three fronts-viz., on the Basin
bank, Eighth street, and Cary street.
IL. LJr No. on west side OF Eleventh utreeE
between Canal and Byrd III by l2lA feet: also LOT
No. on the south side or an alley between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, adjoining L Iot No. and
both adjoining the ship-locks or the James River
and kauawha Canal Company.
For terms and any information In relation 70
the foregoing property, apply to
PETER c. WARWICK.
fe4-T&S6w Agent 5aliego MI'ls.
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CoSvIcTs.-The following convicts for the
penitentiary arrived yesterday:
Jesse Seeley, convicted in Augusta county
of horse-stealing and sentenced for four
years; Joseph Seeley, convicted in the same
county Of the same offence and sentenced
for three years; George Patterson, con-
victed in Hanover county-charges and
term Of confnem ent not specified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

BRANCHING GUT.-The Napoleon Of confec-
tioners has Just sent a detachment over TO Main
street. and has opened his batteries In one OF the
fine stores under st. Adams Hail. Such an estab-
iishment needed in that part of the city, and
have no doubt that PiZzINI will receive liberal
~ fr0u
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By T.. ID. Eachn,

EOR SALE PRIVATELY TWO VERY
a. DESIRABLE FRA AMED TENEMEHTS
situated the west side of Seventeenth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay, each containing six
rooms besides basement Lot fronts % feet, run.
ming back the usual depth now rented TO good
tenants for SI5D each. This property can be pur-
chased very low. K. u. EACHO,
ia 3o-Bt Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE FEBRUARY
4, lS69.-Watt s. knight, James M. Tai
bott, P. H. Starke, William Il. Whitehurst,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Bette Dart, Augusta,
Ca. Mrs. Susan Miller.
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RitIrmond 1ispattIr,
THURSDAY. ...........FEBRUARY 4, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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THE MILITARY BoARD.-The/ Board Of
Army Officers called by General Stoneman
to examine into the qualifications of appli-
cants for office was in session yesterday
and day before. AS yet, none Of their pro-
ceedings can be disclosed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

PERSON General Stoneman
and lady left the city yesterday for Wash
ington to attend the wedding of General
Comstock with Miss Betty Blair, daughter
of Hon. Montgomery Blair.
A very large and brilliant reception was
given at the Executive mansion last night
by Governor and Mrs. Wells.
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it perfect, and the different performers are
frequently rehearsing the programme,
which is, indeed, on attractive one. The
compliment to Mr.. Minor is deserved one,
and we trust it may be highly successful in
it's results. .....-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

STORES LEFT OPES.-Scarce o night
passes but that policemen on duty do not
find stores in some portions of the city left
open at night. This negligence has been
marked of late, and yet when robberies
take place the police are blamed for it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

Messrs. P. JOHNSTON Il BROTHER, Druggists,
have discontinued business, and their prescription
fie is In the possession of the undersigned who IS
prepared to renew any prescription formerly COM
pounded by them. Il. G.. MCPBAII-
corner Seventeenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

A MIsTAKE.-The Evening Journal men
tions the election of officers of the Male
Orphan Asylum on yesterday. This is a
mistake. The officers named were chosen
four months ago, and there has been no
election since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-Rev. Dr.. Bet
telheimer, distinguished rabbi of Phila-
delphia, arriv ed in the city yesterday, and
is expec ted to oficiate in one of the syna-
gogues of the city next Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

RoBB BBERY.-The dyeing establishment of
Mr.. Thomas French, on Franklin street
near Governor, was entered Tuesday night
by party of thieves and about fifty dollars
worth of clothing stolen. Mr.. French has
taken measures to have the rogues appre
hpnded
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SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN.-Policeman
Cray captured on the canal bank Tuesday
night set of light wagon OF buggy har-
ness, believing it to have been stolen. 1t is
now at the police station awaiting reclaim
alton by the owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

RoBBERY.-The dwelling of Thomas U.
Dudley, Esq, on Franklin and First streets,
was entered on Tuesday evening aud all
the available lead piping about the premi-
scs cut out and carried off. The water
escaped profusely from the piping, almost
ovcrtiowing the house, and creating consi-
derable annoyance and some damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

Why suffer ith bad cough when you can get of
any druggist a bottle OF PowERs's COMPOUND
SYRUP CT ToLU AND WILD CHERRY which almost
In every instance gives relief:
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STATE DEBT.-Up to yesterday about
s525,000 had been paid out Of the State
Treasury in payment of interest of State
debt, including the foreign loan,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

CHRAr WOoD.--A train OF pine wood will ar
rive this morning by the Central road and be sold
at S3 SO per cord. See advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04
FURNITURE, &c.
TLEGANT FURNITURE.

Dropping In at HARDWOOD 4 RITTER'B FUR.
NITURn ESTABLISHMEET,o opposite the post.
office, we were surprised to find such stock ot
EL EGAET GOODS.
Their CHAMBER FURNITURE was the most
beautiful we have seen In Richmond. In fac C.
their whole stock is OF superior quality.
They have Il very large establishment, occupy.
ing two of those large ir0A-front buildings.
surely all I'm want of FURNITURE r,n y, ar.
comm odnted fp Richmond, rs eve! s....ct: a.
procured al that concern. IL
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

on ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, but on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THTRTY-FTsST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS TIIEA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04

RoBHERIEs IN RoCKETTs.-The premises
of Mr.. David Parr were invaded by thieves
on Tuesday night, but they were frighten-
ed of before securing much booty.
MIR. Timothy Mcnamara had fine hog,
weighing about 800 pounds, stolen night
or two ago. Yesterday he killed the rest
to keep them from being stolen.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 5, 1859.
Sun rises s.........6.5lI Moon rises ....... l.lo
Sun sets...........5.O9 High tide, P. NJ. 10 80
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRuARY
ARRIVED.
Schooners J. II. Rapp, Call. aud Rebecca
Secor, New York, merchandise, Crowell Il
Currie.
SAILED.
Schoonars Sarah Louisa, Patterson, Nor.
folk, and Rebecca Secor, Tall, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis Parker.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, LIB. Tatum.
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T WALL TURNER,
81 Il n 4 A nN0K Il 4

T WALL TURNER,
eDs NEWS-DEaLER AND BOOKSELLER,
liza MAIN STREET, i. ##.-
has at all times full and well-scected stock OF
AISCELLANfO BOOKS, STATIONERY,
&C. Calls particular attention to his stock Of sta
tlonery, believing that he can sell rs cheap II not
cheaper than any house In the city. 6iye him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
All the latest NOVELS can be found on his coun-
ters Immediately after publication.
All MA6AItSES received promptly,
All principal NEWSPAPERS In The United
States can be found at his depot WIN receive
subscriptions at publishers rates, thereby saving
the postage TO the subscribers who subscribe with
him
Thankful for past favors from his friends and
the public generally he Is determined In future TO
all the energy he command To give his Gus
TONERS satisfaction In every respect.
Remember INA dain street. TURNER.
25-2w
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BOOKS AND sTATrONE RY,

DRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT OF
- Practical Medicine and Surgery for January
1859 ........................9 .91 80
Treatise on Diseases of the Eye. BY SOel-
DeTR " tllS w
The Druggists Geueral Receipt Book. BY
y.
Mackenzie ON the Laryugoscope, Hoarseness
and Loss OF Voice, &c..................... 90
Greenhow on Chronic Bronchitis. s.............. u
Conspectus of the Medical sciences. BY
Hartshorne.. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Birch on Consttpated Bowels / 25
lronouncing Medical Lexicon. BY Cleare-
laHu -
Wythe's Pocket Lose Book. New edition 80. / 60
For sale by --..
Tp2 WOODHOUSE u PARHAM.
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EOR INV A LIDS.

EOR INVALIDS.
LIE6IG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT, .
EPTRACT OF MALT,
TOURTELOT'S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
HARD,s FARINACEOUS FOOD,
HUBBEL'S FARINACEOUS FOOD,
RACAHOUT DES ARABEs,
BISCOTINE,
CoMsToCK's RATIONAL FOOD.
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED OAT MEAL,
PREPARED CORN STARCH,
PEARL SAGO AND TAPIOCA,
FRESH TAMARINDS,
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
HOMEOPATHIC COCOA, &C.,
for sale by MEADE q BAKER,
Dispensing Pbarmacutists'
is7s 9Is Main street.