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GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.

GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
This Day only!
100000,
so Prizes of 1000.
rs Numbers IL Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. So.
Drawing received This Evening
Capitals 40, OOO, Is 200, 1000 5l9O 20OOs, so Of
1000 5OO5, zoos, zoos, &c. &c. &C.
Tickets only $lO-Shares in proportion.
$4,000 FOR ONLY 81
Go Numbers, 10 Drawn Ballots.
Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 81.
The Drawing received This Evening
Capitals,-4OOO, 1000, SIS, 1905, 3OOs, 2OOs, 1885,
zoos, SOS, Coz, sos, 25s, &C. &c.
Tickets only $l-Shares in proportion.
Tickets to be had at JNO ID. GORDAN'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk.
Where the hi.hest premium is paid for Gold,
Silver, and Specie Checks Sep1
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RICHARD YOUNG
HEAR BOTH SIDES ,-Reasor

- I'M II y DO II 5TEJis,3. 77--KehsOn5 WHY I
II am Churchman. and Reasons why | am not
Churchman-just published price l25 cents each
The Churchman'S Reasons for his faith and prac-
tice,
The Modern British Essayists, viz: MacauIev
Allison, Wilson and others, in uniform volumes
AMI at a very low price,
The Family Monitor or Domestic Guide by Mrs
Elli5s, beautifully bound in Muslin
Lord Brougham's lives of men of letters Just
received by HODGES s. co.
Auo 90
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have just received few kegs ofGLADF'S BTTT~
TER, for sale. very good and cheap
STEPHEN JAMES.
aug = West side Market Square
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FOR RENT,

ENRESH SPICES FOR PICKLING.-Wc
4 keep constantly on baud full and fresh sup.
ply OF all kinds % SPICES, such as
Mace. Nutmc"s,
White and Black Mustard Seeds,
Ai;sp"e, Sweet Oil
Long Blacl; and Red Pepper,
w hlte and Brown Ginger, Cinnamon, Garlic,
Cloves, Tumcrc &c.
For sale at the Drug Store, High street, / Doors
below Middle. CHAS. II. HEINITSH,
mug 20 Agent.
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q UININE.-50 ounces of Sulphate dc Quinine,
" Just received at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
July IL Hirh street
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'b'H p CHALMERS OF SWITZERLAND. vi
a tai Christianity; or Essays aud Discourses on
the religions OF man and the religion of Cod bv
a. yinct, d d., Professor of Theology in Lausan,
ne, SWltzeriand :" We speak adyisedly when VIC
say TINS IS the production of ono of the finest minds
OF the agc,''-Christ1n Spectator
DR. Finct is decidedly the ablest Christian Phi
8 25 ' p''o'
CRJOEN'S CONCORDANCE, abridged and re-
arranged at the very low price of SIPS
The publishers arc doing great service to the
american Ministry and tie Church by the izsno ~
tbis Invaluable work at price which brings IL
within the reach of all."-Thc Reflector
me Topical Question Book, on subjects connect
considered very valuable Also the historical o res
ton Book for Sabbath Schools and family instrnc
ton. The above just received by
Aug ~ w. II. n. HODGES & co
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CA BIN EFT WORK.

| sUT NINTRS.
Being an experienced mechanic he respectfully
appeals to the feelings of a generous public to ex-
tend 10 him portion of its patronage. Old Fur
turc taken in exchange for New
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DRIyATE DING-FTOUSE.-I. w.
LANE, on Middle, between North and Glns.
glow Streets, Portsmouth, Va. y. -. Transient
Boarders taken by the week or month
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~ W. H. H. HODGES & co
AborCrombic Miscellaneous Essays
Tho duty Of American Women 10 their Coupfrv
The Travels Of Marco Polo greatly amended and
cal1 rcd from valuable early manusrriots I'll
Pu3'iShcd by the French Society of Geography
and I'm Italy by Count BaldcG Boni SF''
No. rs Wandering Jew
No. 80 Pictorial Bible Ar,,to
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NASD.-P.& A. P. HOW En- inccrs Iron and
- Dr'SS Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk. Are
now prepares To contract for executing kind of
ShhAN ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL INIPLE-
MEN 1 ,, and Machinery in general.
orders left at c. s. G.. Rcid's No . Nrwton's
wharf, or Mr.. John Nash, Coruer of High and
crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly at
Iehucd TO- Nav l2-6m
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{ iAMPHfNE .--Two more Barrels Superior
~ CAMPHINE, just received and for sale at the
July - Medical Ennnorin,n Uigb at
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A CHANCE FOR A GUNSmlrH.-Th

4 CHANGE FOR A GUNSMiTH.-Thc
Suh.criber being DESTROYS of moving to the
west VIII sell his STOCK AND TOOLS to a Gun
smith very cheap, for cash. person that is INDUS
trlouS aud attentive to business can make money :;
the terms can be known by calling on the subscri-
Der or ny letter post pad. All persons having work
at his shop requested TO call fn, il bv the first of
September rs, should sell, out sha Ii start about
that time and also persons indebted him will please
cal ana settle as is not his wish TO place them
in the hands of an officer.
Aug % J. A. SpAIDINC
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A TTENTiON SPORpSMEN You will
"A find a complete supply of POWDER s. SHOT,
kegs of F, FF, & FFF Powder,
100 bags Shot from Is TO los.
Also,
10 bbS New Family Flour,
10 OoXcs Family Soap,
10 bbs Lard and Sperm Oil,
10 boxes Tallow, Wax and Sperm Candles, which
will be sold low to suit the times
BROOKS, Jr.
Aug % West side the Market
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w; LILLIAN WOODWARD, notary Pub
~ Tic and Scrivencr, General Agent, Convey
ANGER, aud Collector, Will attend TO all business on
'rH|te1 to his care with promptucss aud dcsprtch
" Once on Wide Water Street, head of Roa-
nokc Square Iu,, :
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NJ EW GOODS.-JOHN COOKE s CO., are
~ receiving their FALL GOODS. The Loaf this
morning hroC ght them handsome assortment of
White Camhrics Jackouets, Book Muslins, Swiss
do, Cap and Cape Laccs Sattinctts, &c. to which
they invite the attention of purchasers AUG %
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MOUNTAIN FIGURED bbls Extra Su.
I'VE perinc just received and for sale by
Aug % WILLS 6. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

Actual circulation f966675 81 49, ITS 2o397 700 2435
1t will be seen that with increase in the amount Of
notes issued the actual circulation has been steadily de
Ginning since April Since that time the have in
creased each month, but the amount of notes hand
ISIS also monthly increased consequently the crcula
has for long time been very uniform The specuations
in railway shares have had very little effect upon the
operations of the bank; the only department that has
been at all affected by the mania, the depostes
which have huctuated great deal.
The Scotch Bank Bill had been read second time in
the House Of Lords and adopted without division ,
alteration. The Irish Bank Bill about undergoing
second reading, and notwithstanding the hardshps the
bill nfcts upon the Bank of Ireland there very lit
tie doubt but that it would pass without alteration.
In consequence Of embarrassmens attending the
fer Of United States Stock Certificates and Coupon Cer
cates changed into transferable stock the Secretary of
the Treasury has deemed it necessary make the fol-
lowing regulations
1.-THE atesation of witnesses to endorsements or as
signmens will be dispensed with all of stock
coupon certificates, transmitted heretofore or hereafter
to this department. as security for the public depostes
and also in all cases where the signature of the several
assignors or endossrs is known in the registers Office
or in this department, to be genuine.
An assignment or endorsement by bank, or other
corporation subscribed by the president and cashier
or other proper officers in their official capacity and
tested by the seal OF the corporation will be deemed su
hcient to transfer its interest.
An amuav OF ownership Will De required IN oil cases
where the aesation by witnesses of the assignment
endorsement is not made"
Spurious notes Of $780, with vgnette of rail road
and purporting to be issued by the South Western
Rail Road and Banking Company of Charleston, SC, re
in circulation The signatures of James Rose President
and j. Holmes, Cashier are good limitations Of the
genuine signatures Of those officers but in other par
tcuar do the spurious notes resemble cny bill Of the
bank The only plate of 500 of this bank ever
used or engraved has the vgnette Of ship under sail
and the margin the coats of of North Carolina
South Carolina Tennessee, and kentucky, with the
names to the first three, but not to the last State.
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Movements of ,i,rnyeilers.

The arrivals yesterday far extensive than is
usually the Sundays. The following is but
'selecton from the many at the principal hotels;
AMERIcAs.-J. j. Breban, Philadelphia Hall Mercer,
Connecticut G. NJ. Conrad A. s. Rutherford ST. LOUIS
Hobens Philadelphia Hasbrook Davis. Worcester a.
Wander Zen Charleston; W. T.. Griffith, Natchez NJ
Whitney, Albany; w. w. Gerhard, Phila.; Manuel
Green, Havana A. H. Cross, Washington; Lewis Mar
vie, Kentucky, and 20 others
AsroR-Chas. Alakepeace, England Oliver O'Don
nell Baltimore Duncan, Maryla Gedies New Or
leans w Morton, Athens W. Rose, Attakapas Re-
chell, Bell and Fowler, Boston J. G. Pers 81 LOUIS
o; Gieric, New Orleans w. Hopkinson do, and 80
Others
CRY. w. Jennings, New Haven Mr. North,
Washington Newell, Phila Mr.. Miles, Washington |;
Hon Z. NJ. Conrad, N. Orleans French; Ewing and
Holmes, Phila.; Mr. Mcdonald, Canada Ed. Remming
ton Philadelphia >Dr. T.. L. White Tenn Samuel Nc
Clean, Cuba Miss Mallalissi, Miss Barker, Liverpool
FEAsRLIN.-Geo. Pratt Connecticut Wisewale, Bur
lngtsn J. S. Green, New Orleans DR., Ball, Boston
s. slsminger. Morrstown w G. Jones, New Orleans ;
D. Valentine Chicago; F. l.. Mallory, MIR. Reil James
O'Neil, Florida, and 80 others.
GLosE.-Mr Foster, Washington ID. c.; Mr.. Pagott
Phila Mr.. Rotton, 80 II. b. M. Regiment.
V HowARp-C. Vanderbunk, ID. q. Littlefeld, Col VIM
burritt, saugerties NJ. David Now Orleans r. Ste
vcns Montreal John Young, Hamilton, Del; H. Bren
nan, North Carolina E. T. 4. Smith, N. G; Mr. Jones,
England T. q. Turner, N c.; q. H. Saunders, Conn.,
Col. J B. Cleggett, Washington
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Police Intelligence.

POLICE OFFICE, July 2l.-Robbe,y and -9rson.-Geo
Cooper clerk for Barker Towle was arrested yeser
day charged with setting fire to thsir store, II Cahe
rno street. the nth OF May last at five O'Clock in tho
morning. twas supposed the store robbed on the
night previous to the fire Of large amount Of goods by
some persons unknown The efficient clerks OF police
and the magistrates, have been engaged for several
involved in great doubt and MYSTERY There ru
mors atoat duplicating other persons, and which go to
prove the innocence OF Cooper
Pocket Picking A man had his pocket picked Of his
pocket book containing $232, and a breast PIN
OFFICE OF CHEF Fredericksburg Fire to House
Charles Renard arrested charged with attempting
to set fire to the premises 90 Ann street kept board
ing house by Joseph Hafner. Ho was caught with box
OF locsoco matches in the act Of setting hre straw
bed.
Pickpocksts.A. NJ c. Smith arrested three pickpock-
cts at the Post Office They had been engaged In hiev
ing ut the fire.
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Old Stock Exchange.
Died.

At Brooklyn, Sunday, Goth inst ELIZA, wife of VIM
II. Kervin aged AZ years and IL days.
The friends of the family, and the members of Brook
lyn Lodge No % of o. of O. f. and the Salem Division
Of S. of respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon at o'clock at the residence of the fam
ly of Sands and Pearl streets from whence she
will be taken to the Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On Friday evening" 18th inst at the residence of his
son, corner Of avenue and 7th street, Mr.. SAMUEL
THoMEs in the list year Of his age. % Portland (Me)
papers will please copy.
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BALTIMORE, July 10, 4 o'clock, P. NJ.


2the UeaiAer- Boy D,swneG- Monument to Con Jo,kso
Increment in Faror IF Bishop 0nderdonk- Runa,ray
lfatches-harkets, &c.
We longer suffering with the heat, most plea
breeze having prevailed FOR the last days and
although the shines out bright ever, the Their
mometer ranges between 80 and zoe giving Tor
complaint.
promising OF Mr.. Charles Porter Of the firm of
almond & Porter, yesterday accidentally drowned
ear the city He was about thirteen years of age.
am sorry to learn that the effort to build monument
% the memory of Gen Jackson is likely to fell, c.
3unt Of The neglect Of the members Of the Convention
appointed to give the matter start to attend TO their du-
tees The Hon. Roger b. Toncy, Chief Justice Of the
United States is Chairman Of the Convention and takes
interest in the comp etion Of the INCREASING Tor
in the country is indebted to me friendship
81 the General for personal dement's tnan ne is.
There is quite n strong movement gong on hero
nong the Epscopsans IN iavor OF tne OF
ishop Ondeldonk at die hea OF the D.ceso OF New
ork Bishop Wittingham who you will remember
was the strongest friend of the Rev delinquent during
il trial still adheres to his fortunes faithfully and
petition this Diocese Tor mis- Reinstatement viii
pre red end sent with scarcely opposing voice.
cautiously and eiectualy The countenance aud asss.
lance of the ladies' has already been secured who you
know are always ready to forgive man for admiring
their charms aud being unable to control his passions
whilst in all such the female who is the object OF
his amo~s, comes in for double share Of condemna-
ton at was all their fault they excaim-"they must
lave given him ment or he would moi have
one SOFT only fatherly caress, which their
vii passions construed into amorous demonstration
and they 20 loaping charges and abuse tho
poor women, who have undoubtedly been snned
gainst than SHINING. The old maids especially thus
spose of the matter concluding with the general en-
rlaination mo done to me forgetting all
he time that they barren OF those charms and lu
sious developments which draw the passions OF man
with unerrng precision tho steel is attracted to
the magnet.
Quite spirited runaway match occurred in the "Wcst
ndr last night The iather Of the lady oppoged Tie
s'cl bupg tast III ,4ok cccasioa t. cowLlse Tie
vahg gentleman Ia the pubic street few evenings
since, whilst walking In company with his lsdylovs
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QUcr,ross THE PR.scrrAL srocxs IN THE Nrw Yosx

comparison oil prices ruling at tho close of the mar
ket yesterday with those current at the close Of the pre-
vous week. shows an advance in Kentucky 6s of per
cont Pennsylvania 6's, !; stonington a. Read;no pa,l
road I; and decline in Long Island Of q, pcr can't
Harlem, Il Canton lf Farmers Loan, A. Norwich and
Worcester, q Illinois as II and Morris Canal, II.
BY the arrival of The steam ship BRITANNIA nj BOSTON
from Liverpool, We have sdvicss from Europe atssu
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days later than those previously received The CONNER
ciai accounts Of very little interest The only i'm
portant item Of information have by this arrival is
the slight advance in cotton connected with large sales
The London money market in very easy state; the
rate of interest ruled low usual and there had been
slight Improvement in stocks, particularly American
securities. We annex table giving the quotations FOR
American stocks in London, about the time this
year and last
GuoTATIoSs ron AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS
NTACNF TIg FINN

MAG NETIC FLUID.
THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal APPRECIATION Of the Medical Profession of
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American pub
&c 10 far trial OF Its and efficacy. The PATENT
ALvA0Ic RNGs have been found all the purposes
Tor which the ordinary Gvanc Battery Electric and Mag.
aetc Machines used but without any Of the injurious
which accompany the applications by those
ments, aud IN other and
IL accompli shing the desired object.
The Gvanlc Rings have been used with perfect
III OF Rheumatism chronic, applying the
he sd face limbs Gout Tic Doloreauy; Toohache
bronchitis Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache ludlges.
ion; p,ralyss Palsy Epilepsy FITS; Cramp Palpstion
of the Heart Apopexy, Stiffness of Julns Lumbago Neu.
cagia General Debility; Deficiency OF Nervous Energy and
all Nervous Disorders u Of confirmed Dyspepsia they
been equally successful Their esmordn effects
The system be witnessed to be believed aud
PREVENTIVE for the above complaints they equally be
recommended The Gavanc Rugs IN every perfect
~ harmless and sold TO be within the reach Of
tpnrIr MAGNETIC FIuID used IN connection with the
Rings render their efficient acon certain and direct the
Galvanc influence tohe particular portions which affected
For numerous certificates Of the highest character regarding
the efficacy Of the Galvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer.
made 70 former advertisements they be
It the office Only Agency ia New York, 1874 Fulton
sun Building IA Brooklyn. at the store ofJAMEs w SMrh
Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberry streets y20 lwec
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All philadelphia Subscriptions to the

HERALD must be paid to the AUTHORIZED AGENTS lie
9sr Cc Ledger BUILDING Third street near Chestnut
without IL delivered free of chsge in part of Pha
de!phia. Single copies for sale above daily o'clock
Price 5 cents
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale Saturday
ingPrce Ga cents 50 delivered Of
Philadelphia free of postage
All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tabI&hment, soon issued, wholesale and retail.
IL With the exception of the Herald" read
much perhaps PhlndeAa published in that
city, efodng valuable medium advertisers. Advertise
meus handed to the half o'clock will appear
the Herald next day.
Medical NOticc.-Thc Advertiser t. OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established iS
hereafter appear the fourth page and column Of thn
paper. w. 9. RICHARDSON Md, Agent.
Office snd Consulting Room, oc the COLLEGE rs Nassau
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United States Circuit C0urt.-The Clerks
Office ofhs Court has this day from the
occupied by the Clerk Of the s. District Court PORTION
OF the apartments ofthe United States Marshal the
oor where the docket records and hles of the Court will
be hereafter kept
Persons desiring searches for judgments sead ogiv
ing general notice for searches tho United States Court
will please send distinct notices.
tn Iu
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The Improvement in Pennsyl SIS has been caused
by the favorable advices received from this side in rea
ton to the probable payment of the August interest
The weekly reports Of the Bank of England since the
adoption Of the new system have shown regularity Of
movement never before equaled 1t true there has
been no commercial operation calculated to test the
Bank in any way; but far, every thing works wel
and long the business of the Bank continues in its
present favorable condition. the business of the country
m cnniinua
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FOR THE PILES.
ND lfDIlt MO Ut IsTsFrIT ID W

A interemal remedy is certain for the Files
"A ehet internal or external bleeding blind Sold al
the Office of the original proprietor A. Upham, Md iegu
lr educated physician o. twenty years experience confined
TO Office Practice where Piles and otter chronic disc
successfully treated. Medical office, 1906 Bowerv four
doors above Spring Office hours om7 AM to PM
\dyiS pfat IL On II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-Thomas b.
Abrams Of Pennsy vana Consul Of tho United States
for the port of Mayaguez in the island of Puerto Rice in
the place Of Gurdon Bradley, recalled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

EXCURSION TO TIL FlSI ING BANKS.
.n<a~ra M Steamer Is. L.. STlvkNS Captaiu H. l.
Se@xnm3 Mahey, will make ,n excursion 10 the Fshinr
Banks every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday,
Canal street 81 Delaney street East River, 81 and Pier
No N X uss nclockreu niT the Guy IN roud
son. fhe Band Of Music is engaged Dali furnished il,
snd lines AZ small charge
Fare 50 cents, ju2l lwis.sc
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MUSIC OF TiIE BOHE MAN GIRL

FERRETT ~ CO.'S CHEAP EDITION.
Store for the N ;es e g 0 SSR np.isW e
md that prepared sell ~ who may wish purchase
cheap and TF FIFE 4 soaE ssm Ks o GR Of
Part coutainins and three for cents
Part H. containing I've dusu aud chorus, for q
Part III continuing ia,cIre ans for tic piaao
This Music accurately ard be.utiuy pdted, paIe.
as fine and WHIT ss any m he las.ket. : ,....-
,ai look At our music 90 iS.mssises We vs already pub
li,hed be,,dss the Music Of the Bohemian Gs4l =
Eleven o. Lovers so-es tor y, ce.t'
Tlas rsvp pa ro ,S.
Fourteen -Four Fsyolte Gaioprdes .;...............S
s,Gesf ne i ESs.n 's se pd sfs sn: ana
% ootiohs ...-....... ...'....' .aS
We have ~ press and nearly ready
MoG goors ee ss. i No cS.'nns Of Thomas
sa s ef o. oos'il9a ai,.
Flowers q MelodylO popular Songs and Ballads for .
s s1igs1i fTsacy, spsongs 81,
s'ss sad Z Ss q TRem. aya:. Bay.
Fsurlsebp csIabr, Ud'sk ,r seps
Several y9ss Duets, BY popular composers .2s
G. ms from the Opera Of Cinderella
Somnambua. ...........S
" !" !. Gny M,annsrinE IS
These embrace but small portion Of what
we intend meeting in the demand Tor Musician
AT PRICE WHICH Tas r dEs GT9}NSSETlTIoN OUT
To insure correcess thus rest the threshold
operations the specious allegation thar cheap
mot be correct, &c, &c have employed 10 edit the
APRoFEsSoR AND 'cisUMPosER OF THE FIRST
ABILITY
who is known to be thoroughly proficient The public
depend upon the article we offer them:
T. FERRETT CO..
Book and Music Publishers,
juls 3t*rc No. 2T Broadway, York
ALEXANDER'S TRlCOBAPHE
A NEW,AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY being il
quid Dye which changes the color OF the
hair g bsauui brown black without injury to the hal
mode of application and ecrall other dyes
requiring from ten TO twelve hours produce change It's
superior excellence will be apparent single
application.
Extract from the Philadelh Daily Sun "ALvxANpER's
TRlcoBAYHEThe effect Of the above the hair truly
tonishng l. tried yesterday office and the change
from gray to black Instantaneous.
For sale by Ru.ht9n Co, druggists, 10 Broadway 10 As
tor House and 856 Broadway; Of th Asp
wall s6 William street Johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. w Wright CO. Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United Of sole agents
r.. 6. A. WRIGHT, 25 South Fourth street
iva lm.n1 PbiladeIphia