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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

- 8 go -97sSEa,
$3.50
iofflcs or rns WIS., .sp 2. R! r, Col
April l6, 1855 s
f(lN and afler Monday. tke 18th inst, there vs. i
~ he TWO PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY
ASund4yeexcepiedl 10 HarHeFS-FerTy and relurri
Flsh ikasn will leave Winchester al la MI;
andrtturning. Leave Harpers-Ferry at 3 P. Id
arrival Of the Western Train. Vita.
SecSnd Train will leave Winchester al . A. iii.
ana rt!nfning leave HarpeIk7Fsrry 81 l2i M s-:s9h
arrisai of the Train iron Baltimore
Passengers may thus visit Mariinsburg, tFsnsad
BUSINESS there and return thu same tav. Isl;
BY Order. y GEO HEST.
APRIL q, 1853. p. Agent
NEW STRING GOODS.
AWE are receiving our u{ual supplies Of Sprint
and Sumner Goods. Boo,s, shors. &C.
A2riL Il. HARRIS & RIDENoUR.
LADIES FINE GOODs.
.3EIARRIs s. RlDENOUR. has ready for sale
The aeies are politely requested 10 call shd take
Al l0ok NF
ApEtl q. 1853. f.ls
ENTLEAENss WEAR "A large stock cf
~ Cloths, Cassimeres and Yesiings. for SAFE
s'l cS ! 81 April|a, 1854 ' 8 AeS
|IIl oNNETs. BoNNErs.-f.adie.F SIrsr Bilsi
~ uels, embracing every thine new and desfria
tle OF re son, come Of which arc embroidered
Hlond Preach Straw and CHM. sc.
ApElt y. JOHN z, H00FEs
111BboNSs-Bonnki Ribonbs 81 every rafieiT:
II Cap Sash. Neck and Piain Ribbons. Cfates
tlorsaee Illusions. Mi.iss Anexalhinati0n Is so-
liciied - lhey win b sold ~ lp~ prices s$
April q JOHN I. H0OFE
+ ApiEs peEss GOODS. -Belsgs. 'Ilsls,ss
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THE LADIES !!

MI ILL be delighted 10 find, at the Cheap Store,
wv such a bearalul assortment Of Fashionable
Calicees Bareges de ..aine. Chalis, needle-worked
Collars sleeves and inside Handkerchiefs, Linen,
Table ciohs, Hosiery, ana SO many other articles
sold al auction prices ISAAC ROSE.
III Charlesiownl April H. 1854
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9REGTMENTAL ORDnna.

iENQR SALE-lwa, serena.hand tugeies AMI
4 April "a. 1864 WI. HAWKS.
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April .. 1854 JOHN W. WARE,


ia Ii
If He subscriber respectfully Informs The citizens
y Of Jefferson and The adjoining Counties that
ihe has opened ANEW TIN MING ES'FA BI.IStIl
NtENT, in iheupper shopefthe bailding On. aid
Street. belonging so-Mr John Stephenson, and
nearly opposilelke Bank where he viii at sl times
keep on hand 4 general assortment; Of TIN
fJriAIteeE, SHEET IRON. DC. and wiltlmakr 10
order, every an Gle in his line 81 business al short
NOTICE, and on The most reasonable terms He Is
also pre- parrd ~ attend 10 all orders for ROOFING
AND SPOUTIfG From his experience ID 3D.
siness. eIeels justified IN saving lha, ali work
dong BY him will Be inferior 10 none Gene 10 This
section Of country and his prices shah b made 10
suit the times,
lie will-he happy 10 supply Country Merchants
WITH Tip Ware, and viii make histerms such as
70 make u % their interest ID dealwith him
5.a-.lIe has the right 10 make and tcnd the
f7tehrated PATENT BOILER. one dc The most
valuable improvements vet out fnr boiling meats
ksgelahesstxe EDWIN L HARRELL
April ~ ls53. Ageniior E.1fBsr,
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Virkinla, Jefferson County setl |

~ NE County Court, AIril Term, 1854
ARpERED that an Eledon Of an additional
~ ColtlAble be heidi District No III ihia
EepHly Oh The iiftl SatnrdhyIn nexl month. MAN.
The kHld Election I'D Ne held Ry the C0mfniaslontfs
who heled d the County Eietiiou hs wear
ArcpYs-fesle II. ". MOORE, Clerk,
Anvil Ell 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

TfHE undersigned hneing enlarged their Store
- Room, have now dn hand at their CiQtting
E1sforinm The msist superior stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered IN Hafpers-s
Ferry. Tor The present Spring and SKINNER trade,
where purchasers can Be accommodated with the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

.HlHE subscribers are now receiving yer,
a large supply OF seasoBable goods
Apriii4, 1883 KEYES & KEARSLEY.
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ale sf<i'on 81 a. sliloha cpnsiAle Il Di<sriri No 81
ks4c f.S.n.noh< Capt JOHN REED Is suitable per
sson g 6ll fhe roSi Capt hken i WORTHY man and
:fSi i5sks ! good elielr. klASr ForERs.
Z APRIL n, i35S
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NOTICE.
TIME Undersigned has been appointed hdminis-
IL traitor If WA LlsES BAKeR, deeeased. He
requests all perss rs having claims against ihe de-
cease 10 oresenilh for seiilenent--and ali who
know thai they are instebted "a she same, are resi-
pecifuly requested 10 settle their accounts assooH
Al convenient
rY-All persons wha have borrowed books Of The
deceased willspiease return them 10 me. ltA .
RWORTHINGE OE.
+ ICharlrs,Swn. Aprf ~ 1853 4
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HyHE Training Of ne OfIieers of lhe 5ath Regi-
j. menlnf Virginia Milnia will commence on
"Wednesday, the th Of May, and eouiinue Tor
hfeadavs.
The Regiment will parable Oh Saturday, the 18th
pf May, all o'clock, A. NJ.
BY order OF The Colonel
J. w ROWAN
AFFIDAVIT 55ih Regiment Virginia Militia
April D. 1883.
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III BERRYyHlI.Ei HOTEI

IIarperssFerrr. Arm il. Isss.I
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Z =. Ne 4. shift:izei q aansanee WILLIAM p.
10. ). b. M4Sy Yorkas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03
N NEW BOOKS.-Receivedaad tor sale BY
: JAMES CJpp.

NE" hUUhS.-Receivedands for sale By
JAMES B. GIBB:
Inc Footpath and Highway, or wanderines of
d, an Anencsn IN Great Britain in 1881 and SO, BY
Benjamin Moran, one vol, cloth -
marty ana the Clergy, being Review by q
PROTESTANT clergyman; or the New Themesn Con-
troversy, together with sundry serious reiectioos
upon the religion. press, theological seminariea,
prostitution of the Pulpit, and general decay of
christianity. -
The Obligation of the Sabbath a discussion be.
tween Rev Newton Brown and Taylor
price size
. The Deans Daughter, or the days we live In, By
The Brigand, or the Mountain Chief-25c
Ella, the Outcast, or the Gipseys Vengeance-25c
JAMES B. GIBB,
lie "a 50, opposite the City Hotel.
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SPRING TRADE-IS53.

DY packets and stesmers from Liverpool and
ID Havre, we receiving our Spring Imp0r.
tations, of BRITISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
GOODS, purchased for cash In the various English
and Continental markets. comprising very larse
and splendid assortment, smong which are varie-
ty of new and beautiful styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods.
And by various arrivals from New York and
Boston, we are receiving stock of AMERICAN
FABRICS, the whole comprising one of the largest
and most attractive assortments we have ever been
able to Offer
Our stock has been purchased under the most
advantageous circums stances, and by the lst March
will be entirely complete; and we respectfully 80.
icit the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee to give it an examination, with the as.
surance that our Goods will be sold as low as they
can be bought in any market in this country.
We have also on hand large and fashionable
stock of READYMADE CLOTHING, manufac.
tured at home, under our direct supervision, with
the aid OF the most experienced cutters We have
m ade such arrangements in this department as en-
ables US to compete successfully with any clothing
establishment in the United States.
EY| The whole will be offered at prices sa.isfac.
tory to the purchaser, and upon liberal terms
fe 26 KENT, PAINE IL KENT.
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q The Columbus, Ga, Times & Sentinel
Of Wednesday last, states that the steamer
Retrieve. Capt. w. s. Nell, was by accident.
driven upon rock near Owens Island, and
sunk in deep water few days since. She had
on board about twelve hundred bales of cotton.
most Of which will be saved, though in dam
aged condition. The boat will be total loss.
I. was owned principally by Capt. Nell and
Z. A. Clink, the Clerk.
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FRESH GOODS.-Received thi
morning, at the "Ladies Saloon
Ladies White Kid and Satin Slippers
Do Black Cater Boots at l.50
Do do do do thick soles, at l50
Do do Morocco Boots, thin soles
Do Bronze do do do do
ChildTens Bloomer Boots, black and coloxed
Dc thick soled Morocco and Goat Boots
Misses do do do do do
Al fresh made, and of the best qualities
WHITE & PAGE, No. 73 Main st.,
fe % 3 doors below Dooey's
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CAUSE OF GRAY HAIRs.-Douglas Jerrold
is a well.known wit, and often cracks good
joke with his literary friends in the social
don, a lady-who, though in the autumn of life,
had not lost all dreams of its spring-said TO
Jerrold-'I cannot imagine what makes my
hair turn gray: sometimes fancy it must be
the essence of rosemary, with which my maid
is in the habit of brushing il. What do you
think?" II should rather be afraid, madam"
replied the distinguished dramatist, 'that il is
the essence of Time Thyme. e.)-Peabody's
Am, Chron.
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We learn from the Eutaw Wing, of the 10Th,
that Col. Joseph Pickens, of Eutaw, Green
Co., Ala, died at his residence on the night of
January Sd. He was born in Hopewell. PEN
dleton District. South Carolina, ON the Goth of
of March, 1871. His father, Gen. Andrew
Pickens, as an officer in the Continental
army, and served with distinction in the War
of independence. In 1919, Col. Pickens EN-.
igrated to Alabama, and settled in Dallas
County, which he represented for several years
in the Legislature. He then removed to Per.
ry County, and subsequently to Green, where
he continued TO reside down to the, period of
his decease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

MosaLE, Feb. 24.-R. NJ. Sands, first clerk
in the Post Office here, charged with embezz-
ling the public funds, after an investigation
before the U. 5. Commissioner, has been held
to bail in the sum of 5000. He has given
bonds to that amount for his appearance for
trial before higher court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

Y" The Last Rose of Summer - a much.
abused but exquisite ballad. 1t is murdered
many times daily in every city and town from
Aroostook to Pensacola but it still survives.
All the murderers that can attack it are unable
to destroy its immortality.
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LOLA MosTEZ AGAIN.-The New Orleans
True Delta says that it was rumored 10 Thea.
trical circles in that city and stated as fact
BY those who seem to be "posted," that the d.
vine LOLA has had row with Capt. STURGEON
of the steamer Eclipse, on which boat she
left New Orleans for Louisville. As the story
goes, LOLA ordered her meals to be served up
in her state room, to which the Captain object
ed, telling her that except she could put IN the
plea of sickness, she must conform to the rules
of ths boat, and eat her "wittals'' at the table
dhote. LOLA became indignant, refused CON-
pliance with the rules of the boat, and 10 show
her con.emprfor the proceedings. sen, her maid
and lap deg 10 the table, in her place. The
Captain, i, is said, took matters caolly, and
gave LOLA ticket Of leave at the Grst wood
yard he cams 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

The UNITED STATES AND PARAGUAY.-On
Friday the barque Kate & Alice sailed from
New York for Montevideo with full car go,
including quantity Of coal, shipped by the
United States and Paraguay Steam Naviga-
ton Company, on their own account. She
also took ou, splendid carriage and horses
as present to Gen. Lopez.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

PUNISHMENT WELL DEsERyED.-At the
Steuben County Court of Sessions, George
Palmer and Samuel Allen were severally con-
yicted OF obstructing the New York and Erie
Railroad at Andover, and sentenced each to
four years and eight months imprisonment in
Auburn State prison. They merited even hea-
vier punishment, but perhaps this salutary SEN
tence will have its proper effect in de,erting
ether men from such dastardly practices.
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For terms, apply TO
2l-ts DR. JAMES BOLTON

O. FOR RENT-The newly built three story
M.i house. corner of Main and 2nd street. The
occupant wishing to remove to his own residence,
is willing to give immediate possession Apply to
fe 3-ts GEO. w. GRETTER.
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II EEvE & BLAIR, DRUGGISTS, No IT'S
- Broad street. have constantly on hand a sup-
ply OF Richardson's, (Sherry Wine) Bakers Pre-
mium and Hoohand's German Bitters. Also, Car
ters Spanish Mixture. now 30 Justly celebrated for
me cure OF Scrofula and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. hl1
I BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC.
that my business requires me to be absent from
the city for few days. Next Tuesday, [ shall be
ready again to receive orders of everybody in want
OF my services.
fe "a CHAs EHRRNKRooK.
MORE NEW BOOKs-Received and for
N1 sale by "A. MORRIS.
Hand Book of Universal Geography: being = q.
zetteer of the World; edited by T Casey Cslicott.
New Edition of Bishop Buffers AnAloay of BeI
gian, with an Analysis, BY the Rev Robert Enory.
DD
The Mseries Of Human Life, an old Friend in a
New nnrass 5.e...4 e,s -
Our Iron Roads; their History, Construct;on and
Social Influences, by Frederick s Williams
Guide TO Roman History, from the earIie.t
period to the close of the Western Empire, by the
Rev DR. Brewer
Another supply of English Items, by Matt
Ward
Bohn's Library; The Works of Plato, vol 4; by
George Burgess, M A
Harper for March t mha
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The following surprising facts appeared
from the Navy Register, in regard TO the pres
ent naval establishment, viz: that among the
81 Senior Commanders may be found ten who
have performed no sea service at all, and nine.
teen who have been less than two years at
sea.
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NOTICE

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
n That have now on hand, the
largest and best assortment OF
Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
offered In this city, selected by myself ex.
pressiy for retail both ofrny own manufacfure and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all In
wantas they will be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c,
fee No l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Johnson Cohen, a free Negro, was foun nd
drowned in the river at Savannah Saturday
Supposed to have fallen OF thrown himself in
while intoxicated.
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a MlsTAhE CORhECTED,-Asi il has
oeeh falsely end ma!icIously rumored that |
1aseloed oiscontnuing the manufacturing business
enes is u Keep 1t before tie people, that am sti
LA :" otoer all styles OF Genuemens and La
SIe5 Deotss shoes and Caters. Notungrate.
l iof psst iaVors, aad the liberal patronage have
nle' "1a most respectfully ask continuation OF
Lac same 1t by using nothing but the besr mste.
as, emPloying competent workmen, attention TO
.s.i, ara aeslte ana etiort to please, shan
fa7o a. rETER TIEsLEY,
" l5--SW NJ 2.t2 prnnS -.
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~ A temperance convention at Atlanta,
ueorgia' determined to memorialize the Legis-
iature to submit the question of containing Or
stopping the license to retail ardent spirits to
.ne people. 1.-THE majority say " Retail" !" then
the snail traffic to continus-if they vote q No
Ae'aii' then the laws allowing it to be abol-
isned. IL is presumed the Legislatare will
submit the question accordingly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

EEOGD F0R sALE.-The su6sc7i6eT 5a7;5-
W large quantity OF Wood to d snoss IS Ldss LIAs
l'qnd convenient to take YARD for tat Dt1Tnasa
rs yard IS on br0sd street, opposjte 8ronLa
A:enGs. Orders for WoSd may Sc left a. she ,he
s.2Fes ot G. g. Herring, Esq Msssrs Reeve 9 Rlsir
:" Shesoa, Esq, or AZ the yard which will rse,
"4ta PROMPT attention. 4s0'
% S1e aas o. hand abogt 700 cord superior scanned
O5A @ood. which he win sell st the market nric.
"a lS--ts J0Hk r. REE,fyI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

9 MOKING TOBACCO.-A.otners supply of
~ that justly celebrated brand, "The Pride of the
South" manufactured by Norborne Norton, which
we can confidently recommend to be very supe.
rior article. Lovers of the pipe would do we'll to
try paper of the above brand, for sale by
r. R. DUVAL e. BRO,
fe II Bank Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

The BLACK DRESS COAT IS doomed. An
ukase of his Imperial Highness, NAPOLEON I'LL,
has banished it from the salons of Paris, and as
Paris gives the vogue to ell the world we may
soon see itdsappear from this western hem
isphere. Its successor is blue velvet, single
breasted, standing collar, steel buttons, braided
and gilt. The old black was very unpretend-
ing garment, and as i, would last indefinitely
for parties, twas cheap, very cheap, compared
with its more conspicuous successor. 1t has
had pretty long reign, surviving some halt
dozen French dynasties, and YET the Paris
writer's deplore its demise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

y The Augusta fGa.) Constisutionalisr
says that Ben. Lard, who recently shot man
by the name Of Jonathan Briggs, In Barnwell
District, was arrested in that city on Friday
last and conveyed to Barnwell Court HOUSE.
where he was delivered over to the sheriff.
Mr.. Briggs ID said to be in a very critical con-
dition, and his life is despaired Of. As we have
before stated. Lard was mistaken in his man
when he shot Briggs-his intention was to
shoot John Nixon, who was shost distance
behind Briggs. p
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ALE OF A COUNTRY STORE, DC.
Ane subscriber intending to remove to the
SoNa oi Danvllle, ofers for sale privately, his
s.ocA Of Dry Goods and Groceries, and to
Hoase. There is also attached 70 the premises
a W nee"right aud Blacksmith Shop, with an ex
tshsiVe custom, which will be rented The loca.
a9n Is equal to any in the olatry for retail IS
ssonsnuaeat. ANY person wishing to embark on
0s mercantile business will do well TO cornmuui
cate with u at once WIN P0PrNs0N In
5.aek ,s Heth Chesterfield Co, Va Feb Is, 1853.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

III o44Cll.-haying determined to tarn nv sIten
.l1. uoa Al5fe particularly to JOB BorG Business
-,''. ~ h-sse kao~n TO my friends and the public
sslsFaiy taet an now preparsd e. sci Grstas
~ ep s'esfn Boilers, bald Furnaces and Bake
h,.st' ana 81 ohsF job work connected with tie
ta15 S'.c@'5Al nag busIaess All work with which an
Co., sa.4i, be done in workmariike manaer.
4 49, = 'le az Drug Stoce OF BIZ jackson
isuuou. -S7' ntta pt'Ilps Nv
JOHN SWANK.
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VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the U. States Navy,

Rsnptons Vegetable Tncture, oy its mild action o.
tae stomach liver ana the kidneys will dyspep-
sas, cough, asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
n the back SIDE and breast, consumption, scrofula
Rheumatism, gout neuralgia stula, piles bowel COM
ptsnts worms, nervous debty-with all diseases ari.
ng from impure blood and is the greatest female
czcine ever known
Cali and get pamphlets gratis and see certificates Of
Cures.
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich.
m0ndi q. b. JONES CO, Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE. Fredericksburg; MORTIMER & NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

GETTING OF KAZORS.-The undersign.
~ ed would respectfully announce to his friends
and the public generally, that he has returned to
Richmond, and may be found at the Columbian
Hotel, where he would be happy to serve all wish
ing work done in his line. Any work left with Mr.
Robert r Duval, Mr. J Anthony, near the Colum-
bian, or Messrs Andrew Johnston a. Co. will meet
with prompt attention. nj. 8. MEADOR
EY@ Price 30 cents. fe l6-d&ctmarlOr
DEAUTIFUL PRIVATE DWELLING
- ON MARSHALL g. MONROE STREETS
The subscriber is authorize to sell that valuable
Private Dwelling on the corner of Marshall and
Monroe streets, now in the occupancy of Mr. Ste
phen Davis. 1t has recently been built, has Sc
ven rooms, besides brick kitchen containing three
rooms, and has hydrsnt in the yard. The whole
premises are admirably constructed, and are built
In the best manner, with good materials. For
terms apply to w GODDlN, Auct.
fe 06-dIw
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, q. g. N.

PORTSMOUTH, va, August II, I85I.
hr Z Boush-Dear Sir: While am in generate op-
posed Petent Medicines candor compes me to state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hsmp.
tons Vegetable Tncture For several months past
have usedi in my family and in dyspepsia loss OF ap-
cess. So far as my experience extends therefore, l
take pleasure in recommending it 70 the afflicted az
ssse and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the T. States Navy,
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FOR RENT.
sHTTTFs RAIL- FOR RENT..

81 That spacious and well arranged room at the
South corner of Broad and Fifth streets. known az
Shu!tes Hail. 10 for rent by the year, or for longer
time The room 10 25 feet wide by 63 feet In length,
and 10 airy aud pleasant Gas pipes have been in.
troduced with six burners &c. and the hall is sup.
piled with benches, curtains, &c. all in good order,
aud admirably adapted for the use OF Divisions,
Clubs, Exhibitions, &c. Apply to
fe2S JAMES M. TAYLOR.
O. FOR RENT OR SALE.-The three
ET story tenement on Grace, between 9TH and 5th
streets, adjoining my residence. 1t has recently
been put In complete repair, and s furnished with
cooking range, bath room, water Closets, gas nx-
tures and other convuniences. It's airy, elevated
position exterior and interior nish render this
of the mostelegant and agreeable residences in the
city. For terms, apply to -
fe 21-ts DR. JAMES BOLTON
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THOs. DODAMEAD, supt.


BILL OF FARE AT THE ARBOUR,
Fresh Shad Fresh VeAison
Ierrapin Stews Partndgesl,
Wild Duck Chickens
Ham and Eggs Beef Steak
Mutton Chop Pork Chop
Picked Oysters PIGS Feet
Scrambled Eggs Poached Eggs
Sardines Anchoyies
Fresh Crabs Boiled Eggs
ana Iork River Oysters, ofsuperior quality, just
received oyster stewed, fried, roasted, scoloped
broiled, and on chatting dishes Picked Oysters bv
the gallon, in any quantity. and fresh Oysters pnt
up tor transportation. Call on
r. w. ALLEN,
Re 20 Corner 18th and Main streets
CUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI is the best ar
NA ucie known for cleaning and Furnishing gold
silver, copper, STEEL tin and all other metals also
for cleaning windows, mirrors and glassware. II
Ia free from acids and corrodfng substances. A
little OF does great DEAL and is therefore, econo.
mical. Price l2H cts per paper, for sale by
w. N. DADE, Chemist,
fe - Main street, near Old Market