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FLORIDA SENATORIAL ELECTION

From the Floridan andJourna of the 18th inst we ex
tract the following statement OF the three last baIlotng
for u States Senator resulting in the election Of Mr.
Mallory:
ELECTION OF SENAroR.-Mr. MALLORY CnosEN-
In accordance with a resolution previously adopted
Joint meeting on Monday last at IL o'clock, for the
election OF senator On the first ballot Mr.. Yulee
ccved 20 votes, wanting only one to elect him. The
following is the vote on the first ballot:
FoR YuLEEaasEsArE--Mr, President, Messrs Brown
son, Maxwell Mosely, Perry, Taylor-9.
HoUsE-Mr Speaker, Messrs. Anderson, Bennett
Bradley, Buruham. Dilworth, Finayson, Halves, J. S.
Jones, ]. w. Jones, kenan, Klcrease. Lott, Magbee
Milton, Smith, Standby. Steel. Taylor, and Wardlaw
20
Total-29.
The Wings, with the exception of Mr.. Moseley, vo-
ted bland, as did also Messrs Baldwin and Mccall
Democrats. Mr.. Yulee received every Democratic
vote with these exceptions. No other name was in
omination.
On the second ballot the result the same On the
the third Mr.. Yuee's was one less and then the
election was postponed.
On Wednesday another effort wa. made, when Ste.
phen K. Mallory, Esq, OF Key West, chosen as
follows
Baldwin, Brown OF Hillsborough, Bnddlngton Craw-
ford, Finley, Mcmillan. Smith and Sewan--lo,
House-Messrs. Allen. Anderson. Baker. Battle
Brett, Brownel Brown. Bryant, Durham, Fel guson
Geger. Hopkins, Lott, Magbee. Mathers, Mccall,
Pumlaer, Scott, Shee, Turner and Wilkin son-2l.
Tota-3l.
FoR YULgE- -Messrs. Brown of Columbia
Forward Johnson, Maxwell, Moseley, Perry and
Tayor-7
House-Mr. Speaker, Messrs Bennett, Bradley,
Diwoflh tinlayson, Hawes, J. S. Jones, j. w Jones,
Taylor and Wardaw-l6
Total-22
BLAHK-Senote-Mr Presidont--l
Toial-4
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PHILOSOPHY OF BRANDRETH,s yEGE.

PHILOSOPHY OF RRANDRETHS VEGE-
TABLE PILLS.--When the tseory of the crcuIa-
ton OF the blood established, the secret springs of
vitality were then partially exposed to view. We
saw and understood that the food eat con-
verted into blood which repaired the waste OF the ami.
NAL machine; the food fuel, which keeps at life
heat the internal hres that warm and lnvlgorate the
inner man. The blood is an electric fluid which car
res this heat to every ramtcation othe body,
the extremes OF the hair and horny nail. While the
blood is thus the seat OF life. it is also the seat OF dis
ease. Food gives the body strength Brandreths Pills
give blood the necessary power to throw out from itself
all impurities thus rendering the stream OF lie pure and
healthy. If men were more sincere, there would
be fewer religious creeds; and it they kept closer to
natures laws in the management OF their bodies, they
would require little medicine AS men grow more in
eligent they will become wiser and happier; even now,
their wisdom is proved by the fact that when sickness
assails them, they use Brandrehs Vegetable Universal
Fills, which soon restores them to health.
They peculiarly adapted to this climate, and re-
que extra when they used, either in diet
clothing. They should be always in the house, SO that
upon the first indication OF sickness they may be used
One dose in the beginning more potent for good than
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system. In
colds, coughs asthma rheumatism, cosveness, levers,
and in all acute heavy deepseated palms, their effects
will be found beyond all praise. Three five will &C
like charm, often curing dangerous maady at once
saving months OF sickness and the evils thereto attend
ing. Remember, Brandreth's Pills are known and
fully tested medicine that is used by hundreds OF
thousands in this country and throughout the civilized
world. They quietly superceding all other medi-
cines They take out only that from the blood which
is the of weakness and PAIN leaving health and
strength they produce healthy sleep at night and
appetite that reIishes all kinds of food. Sold at DR..
BRANDRErHs principal office, 24 Broadway and at his
retail offices, pa Bowery and 24l Hudson street. New
ok and by agent in every place OF Importance
throughout the world who has certificate with lac
smile OF the labels the genuine boxes which the pur-
chaser should be careful TO compare.
Nj. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
Y DIRK prices. de 80
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lg FLETCHERS HAIR TONIC is the best
preparation ever Offered the public to prevent Bald
beauty the hair,
For CHILDREN il is especially recommended as form
ing the basis OF line head of hair Prepared and for
the American Hotel also to be had at Adie u Gray's
Il. r. DuvaIs, and r. A. Meredith's, Druggists Main
street, and II. ]. Miller, IT'S Broad street; Thos H.
Rosser, Petersburg John II. Seay, Lynchburg; VIM.
Md Price 50 cents per bottle ia IA
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s,l]| ;ss,uls. Indeed. her oyslty 10 Git $40,
IN txom the fist, been most Conspicuous
IN Ins has ever been prompt TO bestow upon
5tsy1lo have devoted themselves TO the service
In3oa eountry--the United States OF America
hose sons, and who never directly held trust
ksioa from her, have, in pursuance OF her
pocy, to stimulate by rewards, second time,
I'd ola century between, been made the object
36n2uished partiaty. AT the end OF the Sc
with Great Britain, Virginia, besides giving
30 country. presented me with splendid
6f nonor. which | often with pride, ana
n4Tnll with my affections.
NJ 81 nj are the uses of adversty"-and have ex-
a6e8H those trials and prosecutions TO when all
S{<sneb are suhlect-so NAV prosperity, even me
" Ms moment, teach lesson OF humility This
uk6biect OF art with Its most complimentary de-
Ia f&,scription--.he audience that honors the &C
M Md the eloquent bar fattering address delivered
ake natnA and in behafofa great Commonwealth
1inlY BOX like lame and make il impossible Tor me
II III Respect to distinction, have lived whol,
batwhen contrast my career with the lohu
nf youh-sprlngug from the study OF me
niles of Writ and usefulness III ancient Shq
SSsfory Including the history OF America,
o. Is humble by the sense OF my own meolocrl-
hen Of the committee most gratefully aecep
s fSs3 a. ~ mark of the continued appreciation of
&S native State Ii will serve daily TO remind me and
Xpbslerity that with God to worship, each has also
cnnnffy 10 love TO honor, and to obey.
4 yhA other members OF the committee, Messrs Ay-
NJ Re,ne Carrington and Barbour, then lndI-
ir;;s1]]v presented to General Scctt were also
lnfre number ofthe ladies and gentlemen present Inc
(eleraI was IN full uniform, and so also were the seve-
~ officers of his staff in attendanee.-R Republic
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COMMUNICATFTs

-, COMMUNICATIVE.
The committee the erection OF Gas Works. or the
persons properly responsible, earnestly requested to
give some attention TO the situation of Broad street the
pavement OF which has been broken up from the Thea
ire to Brooke Avenue, and the paving stones deposited
III the CUTTERS in upwards OF fifty Places clogging tho
cutters up and stopping the water that ought Ito have
airee passage, thereby causing serious nusances to the
residents OF said street. Also on Other streets on Shoc-
koe Hill. MANY CITIZENS
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The "MoNTGoMERY GuARps,"a fine looking new
Irish Volunteer Company, paraded Monday and paid
the respects TO Gov Floyd, by whom they were hand
somely received. Capt Moore, we hear, for we were
denied the pleasure Of being present, acquitted himself
on the occasion, with much eclat. We welcome this
new Company most heartily and hope to see its ranks
speedily filled up with volunteers possessing materel
Ike those already enrolled
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OYSTERS We invite lovers of fine oysters to call
on Captain Crockett, of. the schr. William & Thomas
now in the Dock. lie has, beyond all doubt the finest
cargo Of these deic ious bivaves, which has been
brought to this port the present season. Having
through the cnurtesey Of Capt ca tasted these oys-
tiers, we speak knowingy..on the subject.
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PETIT LARcENY-A brace ofcoloured rogues were
yesterday brought before the Mayor-lhe first upon
the charge OF stealing bacon from the grocery store OF
MIR. Marx and tobacco from the factory of Messrs
Word Il Pemberlon; and the other, because he stole
grain bag beongingt to the Central Railroad Compa-
ny. Both We're convicted and ordered to be suitably
punished
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THE TINES RMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annun,, if paid in advance, or
1N6M SO days from the beginning OF subscribers
Ne 80 Observation-Disclosures 90
Z NJ IL rct 80 maid lin every easel. .,. 90
!. .dvonca or within 80 DAYS. &c.....,.... 90
Do not so paid lin every case. w
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachn wrappers ready tor mailing,
tour cents each For sale at the TINES OFFICE.
Copies OF the DAILY TINES always be procured
likewise at the Periodical aud Newspaper Depot OF
Messrs ALLEN u GENTRY, on Broad street-prce two
ceets,
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The Canal and the Kanauha Camel Coal.

The Canal and the Kanauha Camel Coal.
a very intelligent and enterprising gentleman
has called our attention to the remarkable condi-
Hion of the Anthracite Coal Trade in Pennsylya.
MIA, and suggested an important argument to be
drawn from it in favour of the completion of The
continuous water line which Virginia has under
taken to the Ohio river We take the liberty Of
making the following extracts from the note of
our friend, which he designed for our eye alone
and which accompanied number of the Grail
road Journal
"DEAR SIg-l have Tor several years been satisfied
myself that Virginia would afford tonnage sufficient to
sustain the Canal if completed to the Ohio indepen
dent vi the commerce OF other States which we are
told by many the Northern lines will deprive US off,
But il De true, and have not known il be doubt
ed, that the camel coal recently discovered in the
Western counties is inexhaustble in quantity then il
seems that the OF the proposition enun.
GATED above becomes doubly sure. understand that
Goa mas been found To De much valuable for
steamers Than other coal, that it will bear transport
tattoo TO NOrio TX by water and pay heavy toll II
tis be So think the result OF the hard coal trade 10
Pennsylvania last year. set forth this paper ought
constructed the Ohio at cost OF twenty mil
Ions Oh dollars, that the Goa trade alone will pay the
iaterest On the whole cost, from tide the Ohio,
@Yours, very respectfully.
"Wx. C. ClzEIS5Tos, Esq"
Psnnsylrania A,athraeite Coal Trade for 1880
Tons
Carried By Reading Railroad 423 81
Do ~ rcngYikiti Canal. ....s..-..... So5 O5O
10 Dy ciheF improvements --.-.-... .ZJoS5554o
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DEATH OF DR.. DRArER.-Dr. Alexander c. Draper,
known political writer some ability of the De-
mocatc school died recently his residenc in Phil
adelpha, IN the 47th year Of his age. The Pennsyl-
UGaGn says the brilliant abilities of DR.. d. had won
for him large circle of warm friends in Philadelphia
who sincerely deplore his early death.
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BY permission of Mr., Speaker Dennis, the Rev
DIR. Hammer has deposited in the office of the
Clerk Of the Senate, number of interesting books
published by the Sunday School Union They
are remarkably cbeap-and for IS or $40, one
rnkaprchase ME little library Of Is -
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g1F NOTlCE-We invite attention to our sale of
Dry Goods to take place at our Auction Rooms, this
morning at 10 o'clock.
jag KENT, PAINE & KENT, Aucts
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MRS. EELIS' NEW WORK. &c,
JuSr RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
NJ o X RIS N BROTHER

" MAN Street.
Self Deception: or The History of Human
Heart by Mrs. Ellis, author "Hearts and
The Literary Remains OF the late Willis GAYLORD
Clark, including The 0llapodiana Papers, The
Spirit oil Lille, and selection from his various
prose and poetical writings, edited by Lewis
Gaylord Clalk-4th edition
I'd supply of"To Love, and To be Loved" by A.
S. Roe
The Bards fthe Bible by George GIlfllan.
Young Ladies Guide, by Rev. Harry Newcomb-
- mo.
How to be Man, by Rev. Harry Newcomb, IS
mo.-clolfl. Observation-Disclosures. S
How to BET Lady, by Rev. Harry Newcomb, 10
The Bible and Closet, by Rev. Thomas Watson. 3
The Attractions OF Heaven, by I'll. A Graves. 3
The Cypress Wreath, book of consolation to
those who mourn, by Rev. Rufus Griswold. 3
The Silent Comforter, "A Companion for the Sick
hoon.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
a Casket of Four Jewels tory Dung Christians 3
The Family Circle. its Affections aud Pleasures 3
Daily Mama for Christian Pilgrims ~ 3
Inc Mourner's Chapct, an Offering OF Sympathy. g
Tie oung COMMUNICATE, an Aid to the Right
Understanding. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g
The Active Christian, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
The Flower Vase, containing the Language of
Flowers and their Poetic Sentiments ~ 8
The lsind World OF the Pacific, being the perso-
nal narrative and results OF travel through the
Sandwich and Hawaiian Islands and other parts
OF Polynesia, by Rev. II. II. Cheever, with
many illustrations, II mo-, cloth. ........ o.
New Novel, Fell Brandon, the $500 prize tale. -. 2.
Lora and Lady Harcourt; or County Hosptali-
. tes. ....."... 81
New Music Book-Book of Duets, 1rios and
- Quartets: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
National Flute Teacher, 81
National Violin Instructor. Observation-Disclosures. 81
For sale by
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Trick lCE.-At the last accounts the Mississippi RI
yer at st. Paul. Min, was frozen over with ice zen
inches thick.
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new PUBLICATIONS.
WOMEN Of ISRAEL, by. .GRACE AGUI.
LAR:
F o Il SA L T. b Y
]. w. RANDOLPH. Januafy .


Bards of the Bible, by Geo. Gillian. ~ 50
Applelon's Mechanics Magazine and Engineers
Journal, Natural. Experimental and Mechanical
Philosophy, the Arts and Sciences, edited by Ju-
Illus w. Adams, &. f per year ............S So GO
No Ia Cobbin's Illustrated Bible. %
Swords Pocket Almanac and Church Register for
Iooi- 10
josephine; or, the Edlct and the Escape, by Grace
Aguilar, author of Mothers Recompense, &C.. Is
Scripture Lands described in a series OF Historical
&c graphical and Topographica sketches by J.
kHo, d. D., F. S. A, and illustrated by COM
pete Biblical Atlas. comprising 81 maps, wi II
references, London, 81 25; The same with maps
Plato, translated by N. Burgess, NJ. A., volume 3,
London. .......................1 %
Morlols Elements OF Scientific gricuIture, mus
History OF My Pets, by Grace Greenwood, plates SO
Treasured Thoughts from Favored Authors, col
lected and arranged by Caroline May. ...l 90
new Memoir of Hannah More, or Lille in Hall
and Cottage, by Mrs Fl. G.. Knight, plates. Il 90
Practical Mercantile Correspondence Il collection
OF modern letters of business, forms of accounts
and calculations OF Exchanges &c, by w. An
Women OF lsrael, by Grace AguiIar 3 vols. Il 90
large list of YALE ntines Envelops, &c, for 18th
February, Ju,trccewed at III Nam st. Jazz
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fllEEl.

On the 9th inst, MARY ANN WALKER
daughter Of Alexander Kersy, in the 25h year oil her
age. The friends and aequanlances OF the family are
invited TO attend her funeral this "Wednesday morn
ing, att O'clock, from Wesley Chapel.
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M A!sRFED.

On the 28th inst. at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev.
Alex Jones, D. D.. WALTER II. HARRISON. TO-
MARY l.. LUDLAM, all Of this place.
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81 MORRIS g. RROTUEI
NASH Il WOOD HOUSE

HAVE RECEIVED
The Bards of the Bible, by George Galhan..... 81
Samuel Saul and David forming another volume
OF klttos Daily bihe Illustrations, being orgi
nal readings Tor year. ............... Oh
Green Pastures for the Lords Flock, by the Rev.
James Smith, from the 39th London edition. Il On
Truth and Error, or Letters TO Friend, or some
OF the Controversies Of the Day by Rev. Hora-
tious Ronar, author OF light Of Weeping"
The Fathers of the Desert, or an Account OF The
Origin and Practice OF Monkery among Ilea-
then Natlons-lts passage into the Church, and
some wonderful stories of the Fathers concern
ing the Primitive Monks and Hermils--by Hem
ny Rut!ner, late President of w ashington Col
lege, Virginia; 3 Volumes Observation-Disclosures o.
Henry smraton, a new novel by G. P. r. James.
Godey ; Lady's Book for February
Graham's Magazine for do.
Sartalns Union Magazine for do.
Ladies' National do. do.
Jewetts National Violin Instructor: comprising
concise and simple rules OF instruction. and
complete and beautiful variety of popular airs,
&c., and several beautiful DUETS. composed and
newly arranged by distinguished Professor OF
1ouas N..o,n E n o'
else and simple rules for instruction, and a conf
pete and beautiful variety OF popular airs, &c,
composed and newly arranged by a distinguish
ed Professor OF Music. ................ 81
iewett's Book OF Trios, Duets and Quartetts-
The Duets composed and arranged for two vio-
Inns and two flutes; the Trios for three violins
and three flutes and beautiful selection and ar
rangement of quartettos for four Instruments. =. 81
The lslald World OF the Pacific being the per-
sonal narrative and results of travel through the
Sandwich or Hawaiian Islands, and other parts
OF Polynesia, by Rev. Henry T. Cheever, with
engravings. .......................1 on
Swords Pocket Almanac and Church Register for
1871. neutrality-suspicious.. q
Lord and Lady Harcourt, or Country Inequalities,
novel, by Catharne Sinclair. author of Mo-
dem Accomplishments. Observation-Disclosures. 81
A Copious and Critical Latin English Lexicon,
founded on the larger Latin German Lexicon
of DR.. VIM. Freund, with additions and correc-
tons from the Lexcons of Gesner, Faceiolatl,
&c, by e. A. Andrews l.. l.. ID. ............5 o.
IS cents edition Mothers Recompeme.
Kate O'Donoghue, tale OF Ireland, by Charles
Lever
The Wing Almanac for 1851. ia 90
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FOR NEW WORTHLESS Vessel.-
ST. 81 Virginia Line Of Richmond and New York
Packets The superior fine tastsailing new packet
schr MERCHANT, Captain Geo. w. Couch, having
the greater portion Of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will sail with all possible dispatch For balance
OF ght OF 300 packages tobacco or passage having
superior accommodations, apply to captain on board
at Edmond IL 'Daveppors wharf or to
jw 90 DAVID CTRRJE
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EAEsIRABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG

EhESlRABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
-HI IION, on MONDAY, February l0th--By
virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Chancery for
Henrco comfy, rendered the 23d day of January
1851 in the suit OF Haxall Wams' administrators
and others, the undersg ned therein named as Com
missoners, will, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of Feb
ruary, proceed to sell public auction on the respec-
tive premises the following Real Estate in the city of
Richmond, the property oil the late William Williams
Decd VIZ: One House and Lot on 9Th street between
Main and Franklin streets, The residence of the late
William Williams, Decd and recently occupied by the
Rev. d. Jones; one Store and Lumber house on ID or
Gary street. at present occupied by MeSsrs. Butler d
Iinsey; Pew No. %, in ST. Pauls Church. and one
undivided fourth part OF Pew No. 81, in the same
Church.
The sale will commence with the house on or Cary
street. al IL O'Clock, VI and continued with the house
on 9th street. at o'clock, P. NJ. and Immediately at
ter with the Pews
TERMs.-lhe House and Lot on or Cary street
on credit OF four months from the day OF sale as TO
the sum OF three thousand one hundred dollars, with
interest from the sixteenth day OF March, 1919, till the
expiration OF said term Of credit and as to the amount
OF the expenses OF the entire sale herein directed and
TO the residue OF the purchase money of said Lot,
a credit OF twelve and eighteen months from the
each instance giving negotiable notes, with approved
eEdorsers for the purchase money and the title TO the
property also to be retained further security until
all the purchase money shall be paid.
WOOD BOULDIN,
SAML. c. GREENHOW, Coti'h -
Sale capd lcted by DUNLOP MoNcURE & Co.. Aucts.
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ATTENTION. BLUES,

OFFICE OF JAMES RIVER AND kANAwHA Co.,
RICHMOND, Jan. 29th, 1851. {
a MEETING of the Stockholders of the James
IN River aud kanawha Company will be held THIS
OF Delegates
The Committee appointed to visit Judith DAM have
returned, and will be prepared to report
Ja29-lt VIM. p. MUNFORD, Sec'y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. JOHN S. POT
n. TER.
Second night of the engagement of the Yankee Co.
medan, Mr.. J. S. SILSBEE.
Second night of the Indian Chiefs, OscEoLA BLACK
HAWK, and two other Chiefs, with Osceoa's sister,
THIS EVENING, Jan'y 29h, will be performed,
first time here, the American DRAMA in acts entitled
YANKEE LAND
Lot Sap Sage, Mr. Silsbee Harry Ashton. Mr. Browne
Lieut.. Osrana, " Duff Jose phina =. Mrs Jones'
Dance, BY. Miss Carne.
After which the laughable petite comedy OF
WIFE FOR A DAY
Ndtnan ucker.' Mr Slsbee.
RlouldSue uektT. MT browne.
Eli Tucker. Mr. Wolfe Angeique.. Mrs. Sloan
The whole to conclude with the wonderful perform
OF the four INDIAN CHIEFS, and the SouAw
VOCALIST
W WANTED, a PIANIST, and four good
MUSICIANS. Apply to me- at the Theatre.
JOHN S. POTTER.
ADMISSION-Boxes so cts Pit 25 cts; Centre
Gallery SO cts Side or Eastern Gallery l2A cts; Co.
lored Gallery Is cts.
Seats can be secured from 10 to 2, and from 3 10
O'Clock. ia 29-lt
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ADD-FELLOWS' HALL.-THE GREAT
~ ES'T ATTRACTION EVER OFFERED
10 LIE CITIZENS OF RlCHMOND-TUEs
DAY EVENING, January 90.
MONS. ADRIEN,
the celebrated MAGICIAN, has the honor TO an
nounce TO the citizens of Richmond that he will give
few OF his MAGICAL SOIREES, introducing at each
performance variety of novelties
Part Tricks of Address, Sorcery and Mechani-
cal Experiments.
Part 1.-THE wonderful ETHEREAL Suspension, exc
cuted by living person.
Indian Melamorphoses, &c.
10 conclude, Tor the first time, with the beautiful Me-
eascorama.
GzgS Admission 25 cts. Tickets may be had at the
book stores, principal hotels and at the office from 9
halt past T. ia2S-6t
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iIf. II. II.

TO give reliefto cruel pangs o. pain,
Relieve the patient from his toriurng g'iei,
Is the object OF Railways Ready Relief.
Sores OF all kinds, Lumbago and stiff back,
Rheumatism, Cramps, Paralysis and Gout,
Frost Bitten Flesh-or Cold, Cuts OF Chaps