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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29
a Sccond-Story Floor Breaks Through
and Drops a Christmas Party into n
EtplI,p

sc3siF.
We learn that m unfortunate accident oc-
CURED at Greene, in Coventry, last night.
but which might almost be called fortunate,
so many persons were put in mortal ieopar-
dy, and yet escaped with unimportant hurts.
4 Christmas party had assembled. under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Sewing Society,
in the hall Of a new building recently erect
cd near the depot at Greene, and were en-
gagged in pleasant festivities appropriate to
the occasion. The company numbered
something more than two hundred. About
10 o'clock. Just rs Santa Claus. in full cos
tune. entered the hall on his beneticent err
rand, the floor gave way without warning,
ana the party were prccipitated upon the
floor below with so much force as to carry
that down also, and crushed humanity and
broken floor-timbcrs were tulnblcd in one
promiScuoIS heap into the cellar.
b Nearly balf an hour elapsed before all
could be cXtricated. Then, wonderful to
relate, if was found that no one was killed,
that probably not more than three or four
had received fractures of their limbs, and
that not more than twenty-five had suffered
very serious injury from the terrible crash.
Our informant, who oon started for this
city for surgical assistance, did not wait to
learn definitely the particulars of the hurts.
I'm elderly man. named lIumes. was
thought to be in Il prccarious condition.
Mr.. Whipple '. Phillips was somewhat IN
iurcd, but it WAS hoped not seriously. DR..
T. Il. Hutchinson was one Of the company
who Went down, but recovered himScl; so
iIr rs 10 h" able To devote himself aSaidu-
ouSly to the care Of the others. 1t seems
almost Il miracle that the ~half-doZcn kcro-
Scuc lamps were harmlcssIy ~cXtingtliShcG
III the crash, and that the stove. filed with
glowing anthracite. was so near the CHM
ney that tdid not fall. Ifthc burning Goals
had gone down upon that struggling mass
in tho cnIIlr tho r...srrIt ,,i "-.t. l>">-h""
life or limb will follow this diSastcr.-|ro-
riicrcc .JoHraGl. Neccmtci' -.
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Eatn; stfray i'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA. Ga, December 2S.-A serious
row took place Yesterday at DearlhS, 20,
!mnbia county. in which 4. \. Hodo ana
Ellis Adams were shot and killed, ana Dya
HoGo wounded. The ARRAY grew Out OF
wlIiskey, and had nothing TO DO Win poi'
tirS
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Chinese for EcNnS.

ST. Louis. December &.-Nearly I'VE
hundred Chinese will arrive here to-niSht.
They will Immediately proceed to Texas 10
work on railroads.
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SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN.-A Portland
(Nrcgon) dispatch of the 18th says: rev.
Henry .Icwett. IL Baptist clergyman residing
near Hillsboro', committed suicide early
Yesterday morning by shooting himself
through the head with Il pistol. No car>e
is assigned for the act. He was well known
throughout Oregon As Il high-lninded, hon
orable man. lie was nearly fifty years OF
arn.3
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FIRE ~ a CATHOLIC CUURCu.-Soon after
II A. N. on Sunday. while an immense
:hr"uc was gathered in st. Jamcs's Roman
Catholic church. New York, some ever
greens. hung near tn" organ, took fire from
\ gas Jet. IN an instant the congregation
made Il rush for the doors. The narrow
stairway leading from the galleries became
packed. and several persons lcapcd IL the
ground floors upon the heads OF those in
The body Of the church. many Of whom
were struggling 10 escape. Womcn tainted,
others screamed loudly, and the crush ueai
the doors was %frightful. and the dcStruc-
ton Of many Of either sex and allaqes.W26
the altar appealed to the congregation to
retain their seats. and Defective Nahoncy.
Of the fourth precinct, who was IN the
church when the. panic commenced. SnranG
upon Il raiiin. and also assured the crowd
there was no danger. The appeals and as
>rranccs finally prevailed. the alarm sub
sided. and the mass was continued. Not
wiihStandinc the excitement, 10 one was
seriously injured, so far as could be as"er-
tanned, although many were thrown down
and tramplcd in the first rush To escape
Ner York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

PHILADELPHIA. December 2S.-Rev: Ea-
Their Dunn j. dead. lie was pastor OF the
Church of Philip de Mcr, i'll Southwark,
during the Native American riots III iS4i.
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w tlNN
General Candy, or some one acting Tor
him. has suspended from office Mr.. DAVIS,
the clerk of the llustings Court OF refers
burg.
It is understood that Bishop Whittle VIII
soon remove his family from tins city 10
Richmond. where Il handsome residence mas
been purchased for him.-AterdRdf2c ga
zettc.
The c~oroner's jury in Lynchburg decided
that William y. Bowley came TO his dcatn
bv Il carbim. loaded with powder and ball
in the hands Of Il United states soldier, on
the I'D day Of De- mbcr, 1869.
The protYacted nrccting III the P~res!'ytc-
rian church closed on last sunday after
almost continuous services for about four
weeks. About twenty have protested con-
yersion-mostly Young pcr>onS.-and many
of them members Of the Sabbath school,
Roanoke Valley.
We were much gratificd to discover at
l,ct court that our plan for rebuilding the
| Eoanoke Valley railroad was heartily en-
dorsed bv the leading men of the county.
7 IKE IL. most of them preferred lhe hc!:-
| vile route, but expressed themselves -
| without hope so far as the Dah'lile io'u 1
concerned. and urged Us to pcrseFerc III .ne
scheme for the purchase OF the ROAD u! ,nS
Pctcyshurr and Weldon, the Roanoke anI
Se,board, and the Raleigh ana CASTOR Iali'
Tna,is. We intend to follow tiiclr advicc,
| and hone to receive from our peopie I'll .ic
; aid nossible in. presenting ana pressing 'he
eutcrurise.-R0Gnoke Fdtey.
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ynn NjnuebaGO war

CHICAGO. December 2S.-Governor NC
Dourall is about abandoning Northwestern
Canada, leaving the insurgents i'll quiet pos
soSSipp
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Hcsc-.aU Match at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La, December 2S:-The
Ncw York Mutuals played the Pelican
Club to-day. The Mutuals were
victorious,
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cessful IN overcoming Che, difficulty, tho
secret being that the petroleum Z fret
rIvaporated by the application of surcr-
heated steam, and then the vapor is burnc1.
producing an intense hest. Great result,
are expected from this discovery. hut there
VII he many difficulties in the way Of put
ting 1t into practical use.
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Er'"'" NarSrnOnd.

'lIEhLh. 1ttP1nDcr -. 1863.
Christmas j. at.rudcd with less excite
mcnt than fol nrnir II this place. But few
intoxicated ".-"mS have been seen on the
streets, aid scarcely any %wrangling or dis
order. \ health Temperance sentiment
pcryadCS this community. though there are
many places Hict" Intoxicating liquors are
sold. This j. .n-nrdcd. | believe. rs the
headquarters ofthc Friends Of Temperance
organization. oIr Of the founders Of the
order, and ut pv">tnt the secretary 81 the
supreme Council and Of the State Council
u Virginia. residing here.
Tn" oystcrtrade here is in full blast. For
4 week or two previous TO Christmas seve-
RAJ houses worked al day ard nearly al
might to keep up with the demand.
The Episcopal church was opened for
.eryicc on Christmas day, and a large nGnn-
Ucr We're present. The other churches in
town We're closed.
several accidents have recently occurred
on III railroads near here, resulting IN She
death 81 four colorod mon. IN each case it
seemed Ia lac purely accidental.
The delay in Washington to give Nir-
yinii her place in tn" Union has rather de-
pressed The spirit: OF somn in this section.
regret Ia say that the health Of our
senator. Washington l.. Eiddick, Est,
seems 10 be declining. HI; friends are feel
ing anN;ou. about him. ". Il.
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A promising plan has been GeIl5eo o ioT
.areIy for fuel. The great difficulty has
heen' heretofore, with AL kinds of inven-
ions; u that petroleum, when subjected to the
furnace temperature, threw down a portion
Of its carbon in II solid state, and in Sui1-
rient Quantities TO close the tubes Of boil
crs in about forty-eight hours, and often IN
mnrh less time. The great aim, Therefore,
hns been to discover u process whereby tie
tendency to carbonization should he over
come. Experiments that have Inlciy oGn.
made ut Washington are claimed TO oe soc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

NORFOLK \ GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
We Stated 4 short time since that Colonel
FlouYnoy had gone North with the view OF
nrnot;atin" a contract for the building OF
HE Norfolk and Great Western railroad.
He returned with a most important propo-
sirion, looking to the construction Of the
entire road, which he will submit to the
Beard of Directors ut an early day.-Dd'-
r;Is Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

DESTRUCTIVE EIEE.-'iIIc tobacco factory
in Biuudiord belonging to the estate Of the
late samuel Donald accidentally caught
fire un Saturday afternoon, and was totally
destroyed. with all its contents. The ire is
supposed TO have originated from 4 defective
As ..H q ai! Gihtj1mnG&te ENCMif bIIt52I1diig" thu 'H"t
lircmcn were unable 10 render eiiectititl ser
vice after reaching the ,rot.
The factory was occupied hy Mc>Srs.
IcRnv Roper & Sons, and contained about
cichty-iire thousand pounds of loose to-
bacc6. belonging 10 them, valued at about
six thousand dollars. On this tobacco the
Mc>Sr,. Roper y sons had in insurance o!
- 900 as fellows: Fircmrn and Merchants
insurance Company, CT Richmond, $4,000:
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
puny, $1,000: Franklin Insurance Com
pany. of Baltimore, $1,000.
On the factory building and screws,
Er.-bclongiug to Mr.. Donald'S estate-wc
understand there was al insurance Of 81
5C0.-PctersdNry inder.
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A public for the first time) installation Of
tho officers Of the Grand Lodge of MaSons
Of the District of Columbia took place on
st. Johns day.
The Orthodox Hebrews Of Washington
city. di>(iking the manner in which the
";iairS Of the Hebrew congregation are
managed by the Rcformcrs, have organized
2 now congregation, composed Of about
thirty members. rented temporarily house
on q street between Fourth and Fifth. p,lr-
chased six acres Of ground for a burial
place. and will on Sunday next formally
sever their connection with the old conorc
cation. which will then be composed almost
entirely Of RefOrmcrs.
The proposition pending before the Scaa'e
finance Committee to retire the three per
cent. certificates and issue bank notes in
their place meets with very considerable
opposition from both sections of the coun-
try. Alcttcrfrom n New York banker to a
member OF the committee says that if car
iicd out it VIII in the end result in contrac-
ton OF the currency, a. the banks will he
compelled II retire an amount of legal
tenders cqu:l 10, if not greater than. thr
amount ofce. t~iiicatCs Observation-Disclosures
sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

6ESERAL BrTLER's PLAN OF F1NAScf.-ft
IS understood that General Butler will soon
again hrlng forward the plan of finance
hroached in his celebrated speech Of last
February; Tho principal feature Of tliS
plan is the creation of certificates of yal,lc
or C~rccnhacks, receivable for taxes and u
Iceai tender for all debts, public and pri-
'a.", except such Of the former as arc sNc-
''hc2!'v made payable in specie. In the
'crhiicat" Of value the Government is not
10 promise, either expressly or implicd'y.
10 pay 80 much specie. but so many "dol-
INrs term which it is a part of the Gene
r"'s rlHn 10 deprive of any reference 10
Il Spcci" Gollar.-Ndhonal TntelhGcnccr.
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Fatal .A~CcIpEST.-In Bedford county, on
Christmas day. Mr.. James Hawkins went
out hunting, and Willie standing on !; log
his gun slipped, the hammer OF II OF the
barrels striking against the log, disclargin%
the piece. and the load took effect in his
abdomen. lie survived until the next day,
when his injuries terminated fatally
Lunchblny Iirgim}dn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

ATTEMPTED OrTEAGE.-A white man
named Charles TAYLOR was arrested ycStcr-
day on the charge of attempting to commit
an outrage on the person Of young dall@h-
ter Of Mr.. Phelps, who is employee at The
Phoenix foundry rs Waterman. The en-
cumstances Of the case are not proper Tor
publication. Taylor was committed to AL,
and will undergo examination this morning
before the Ilayor.-Lynchdurg HeputHcGN.
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TIRE BLA1Rs.-It Is said that General
Frank =. Blair is about to enter into hu,i-
ness in N2w York in connection with life
insurance. but he does not propose to re-
linqui~h his residence as a citizen of Mis-
souri,. The Hon. Montgomery Blair is con-
tined 10 his chamber by severe indisposi-
ton Hoshington correspondence Ne,r York
lTC,.1
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

NOODE 4 ATKINS,
A~TTOREEYS At LAW,
Boydton. Sccklcubirg comfy, Virginia,
%nrncticc I'm the courts Of M.chlsnburr. L.nnen-
Surg, and Bruns"ick counties, and In The Uaited
States Courts III Richmond.
q 81 WILLIAM I. ATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

The comedian IIackett has Il brother Who
engineers 4 canal-boat on the Ohio.
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A NEGRO CUTs ANOTHER TO pIEcES:-A
mere man named Samuel johnson received
several deep and dangerous cuts, Yesterday
morning about ) o'clock, from. a knl,e III
The hands of another negro named Chiffon
Misunderstanding Republican.
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TRESH COD-LINER OIL.
MEADE BAKFE'S DIRECT

Thiaoll Is approved and prescribed U! our CITY
physicians as TIL BEST, PCREST. y MoSi
ACCEPTABLE 70 Tie STOMACH, e'or sofa
in this market. II has never been injured by eH-
Do.prc TO atmospheric changes, by h!tcrinB or
EXPRESSION, which render other oils rancid ano
deprI,e them OF their most valuable therapeutic
nro,.rtics. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists
,,,o 90 Main street.
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Il MEDICINES. &c

TROUBLESOME COUGHS and COLDS,
sore Throat and Hnarscr css. speedily cured
by WoolloIk's Cough Syrup. prepared by POW
IfATA& T. DUPIi, Apothecary, 1T Broad
II the lungs by producing II fire." pNpcctoration "t
the phlcsin which obstr rcta them, thus gui"tihg
The cough, relieving the Inflammation, anu giving
The diseased organs u chance to heal. nc 20
UOFF'S MALT EXTRAf@nr
i HyfJIfNER OIL ~ pure ana fresh as IL
~ ian be obtained, jlst received. ana ZOE sal"
" j. BLAIR, Druggist.
,o,o s25 f;road Street.
NJTTA PERCHAIN THICK SHEETS,
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
,,-o saj Broad street.
rI-N ELASTIC CLOTH AND OILED
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
dam $50 BROAD street.
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About Cuban Matters.

The statement sent hence that che Adj
ministration is contemplating a change OF
policy as to Cuban matters, and according
belligerent rights to insurgents, brought
several prominent members OF the Junta
here TO ascertain what foundation there is
in the report. After making close inquiry
in the proper direction they find that the
Administration has not changed, nor lnti-
mated any change. from the position a.
s,Imcd in the Presidents annual message.
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Secretary Sow

CITY OF MEXICO, Deccmbcr2s.--Secrctary
Seward has left for Il tour to visit interest
ing points in the interior. He Will leave
Nrrr Cruz on the 81 January.
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Senator Pratt will Resign.

The United States steamer kearsage, OF
Alabama celebrity, arrived ut Callao Octo-
Der 3lst. She is to remain with the pacsnc
fleet. Commodore David McDougal is or
dcrcd 10 take command Of the South pacitlc
squadron. NALLAcE'
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Business Suspended al the "hi
House.

There was no Cabinet meeting to-day,
nor i, there to be one next Friday. Gene
raj executive business is also SUSPENDED
at the White House for the week.
Arrival Of the Statue Of Major Greene.
The marble statue of Major Greene, OF
Revolutionary fame, presented by the State
of Rhode Island TO the United States, hay
ing reached this city, is placed in the hall oil
the old House of Representatives. there 10
remain until Congress determines where 1t
shall be permanently placed.
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Judge IEoar Will Remain in tEc
Cabines.
Pre- Grant.

On Wednesday last Edwin Nj. stanton,
Jr. borp 4 note from his father to the Pre-
sidcnt acknowledging the latter's kindness
and gratefully noticing his confirmation as
Associate Justice by the Senate. To This
the President sent Il verbal reply. trusting
that Stanton would be entirely recovered
and ready to enter upon his official duties
on the first of February, when Justice
Gricr's term expires.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1869-05-18
jas. B. McLEAR,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No. eo7 MARKET STREET.



hs-sa FOR sALEy-Four new three-story bTicR
niatH dwellings on jackson street, between Eiin
WI % and Linden streets. ,,,,,
AIS@ One new three-story bIiek IWelilag{ ,dI W.,
back building, jackson st between Elm and lahnsn
0ne new three story brick dwelling with back
building, corner Of jackson and Linden streete. a,
= One three story brick house, NO. c22 West sevenh
one throe-story brick dwelling with back build
ings, side yard and garden, Newport plke' opPAa'e
Elegant dwelling on French stTest, with four story
back buildings, lot running through TO Wanut suesL
ons three story brick dwelling, No bOs ElnH y :,
One three story brick dwelling, Poplar above slh'
Two two story hi lex dwellings, Popar above Ssn 81
-Four two story brick dwellings, lombard neal sn'
One three story brick dwelling. eth near IhyioI.
One Two story brick dwelling, Spruce street nsaF
fhs Washington House, Market street above I'd
ono three story brtok dwelling No. 7oS Tstnsil
~ ons thrss story priak dwelling, No 2osTatnsi IT,
ohssfnat Grove cortseoi Newport pike, emile IRON
10 one farm Of 147 aersa Penesder Hundrse,
usar Dyarth BILL, Wittiintwe and half inuesot ne Y
"a 4 PsEm Of uQs acres in Appoauintmink I'd, ~
ypiieu from Baoibird station on Delaware haltoaoi
with pesch orchard Of 1900 trees. -
Farm or lG2 acres In Brandywine Ho.
a Farm OF 200 acres In North West Fork Hd.
A Farm OF N6 acres In Hartford county NO. on
the line of ths Phladslphia, Wilmington q ba'ts-
', Fruit ri fsrm Of 2ts sorss,in osci County Md
IN miles from North East Station on the F. W; q b
a'A BUILDING LOTS.
Al the corner Of hd and French Streeta, 1g It. on
French street by 100 L Third 81, - =,
Corner Delaware Avenue and frsnhain street,
Y corner ON ssi 10Th and j ifsrsor streyts;
number Of Building lots in ditfereat parts Of thu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1869-05-18

ss.sa THAT VALUABLE FARM, sI9uATE
W partly in tho CITY q Wi@tngon, hnnNn q 1S tSe
lAs% hWaSner or wfigilt' farm Joining LANDS o. o.
Henry g. Banning, Esq, rhos Bay,rd ssS,, tave ss.
Col Davlsl nr Brown, Mrs Conail am n y sp,,T
ms rsyera Of the most beautiful building lots atSnn1
Wiltningion lying on both sides Of the kailroao su
Tnrnnike and Is In every way desirable as speg,u
iatioIs by operators in Real Estate, or lew eens
men who desire handsome locations for pryate resi
5en 5n,,ca. m a,nly ia WM. McCAULLEf,
uenS S,9t1 1Fe'' - en6 Market street, wilmington
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1869-05-18

Al A BEAUTIFUL farm md country seat o.
%fA q i07 acres Of good land, with about 10 acres
Ii:ssIa / of iIie timber and wood ifnd. The Farm
BIndinga are Ston Dsillns and Large barn. VS.
ami the Fencing atIf good order. here ls = iarge
and sniendId NEW MANSION HOUSE, 4ok5z iesea,
VIII, large back buildings and porcheso on TWO saes
All fnished in the very best style lawn tntront o.
ahont ave acres. cont lining different Kinds OF uees
eity az Wilmington, In BTandywine hundred! n! Anu
win be sod on easy terms. Ii not sold sggH; W'i
be for rent. y 49, ", = vJiITni VIII Il gItor
fSff TcHt Estato ARSnti w NAitHneeo'I'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1869-05-18

"A no. 1, Lot 10 bysen on southerly hds q os
S&y Read street, Mt 76 feet from eaApeis ssoe "
Eos. Lot on Dortherly side Of Cheffrnt stieet 4s "
70 feet from the easterlS sde OF fiasklh .
NO. 3. Lot on aoutheriy aide of Chestnut street g
at IS feet from eRstsry side Of FranRln sueet ~ "
No. 4, Lot adjoining No. s. oby 10o .AbnI,y 20
$500 - sGRiMsHAW q Pl.UNKETT,
Nos. q 81 West Third street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1869-05-18
.Or sale,

asaA beautiful country seat, within one laie oa o.
stia lawn, graveled walks and shruboern! Tue lne
house Is by feet, porch in 'front.' waoS
~. od co(d Wster bath room. This s raro chance
for os spV S one sizing pioe Country residence ner
churches schools, SC. There are carriage hYuss a
.poritry' house. Also 1ne view Of Delewre niVei
5xtra Healthy location. GEORGE 3, GkUBB.
la qI.ff
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Idu' q 'HS 'f5ff. pR. 10 JOHNSTON,


OFFICT, no, 7SUUTH FNEDENAVn o.
80, hari siie going from Baltimore St., afew doors
from the corner Fail not to observe ths name ana
~ No Letters received unless postpaid and contain
,nT stamp to Ls used in the reply. Persons tg wIHng
should state age, and send portion oI tne o
ue,it deacti6ing symptoms' Inc oVs'oA D'P
hangs in the office, rrA. ,,.,, tbon-
p, vesTs and tho numerous important surgical opera
lions reformed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed py lns re-
ortsrs OF The Sun and many other papers nosces q
Shish have appeared again aud again beioFe ue p9o
ia besides hs standing 10 Gentleman 81 m e ot
4 es.sd aIs sNiN DISEASES SPEEDrtT CURED jeIl