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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.

ANU fhlLE rlhlil
Another one Of those dssace" exhibitions called prize
fight took plase "Wednesday. al place called Boston
Four Corners the State OF New York correspondent
Of the American gives The following account Of 1t:
The trains OF the Harlem Road denselY crowded
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. with hundreds
prompt them abandon their business families, and al
else for the purpose Of Witnessing the brutal exhibition IN
tho rnsfbetwcen two human beings named Yankee Sul
and John Mortssey which IL was ascernlned woulI
certainly oil between the hours Of ii O'clock, M
aud P NJ at the ground selected Boston Four Cor
ners, the limo OF the New York and Harlem Rail Road
about one hundred miles distant from the city.
The fight was witn ssed by nearly three thousand
was governed by the usual rules of the Prize Ring Al
three minutes before two o'clock in the afternoon Morris
entered the ring and The fgh! commenced On The hrs,
round the first blood in favor Of Sullivan Sullivan
played carefully and went down very often avoid hits
Ga the thirty Seventh round difficulty between the
seconds during which, time called which CALL it is al
eged Sullivan did not hear account Of the confusion
Morissey was ready and his friends took him out of the
ring and claimed the fight for him. The Judges decided he
the victor Morrissey was very much up and his
face horribly mutila,ed, but proved himself 10 be game
man. but not good sparrer The fight for 81 900 aside
The outside bets were 500 $50 in favor Of Mossey
The fight lasted fifty five MINUTES and was vigorously
tested both sides. Sullivan mounted black handker.
chief show that he bound TO win strip for
another fight.
MORlsSEY. THE PRIZE FIGHTER, DEAD.
New foRK Oct. ls.-lames Morrissey who fought with
Yankee Sullivan "Wednesday, for wager oil Zoo near
Boston Four Corners, on the line Of the New los and
Harlem rail road died this afternoon from the effects OF The
injuries he received in the brutal encounter His face and
head and bent present most horrible spec
tace Warrants have been issued for The arrest OF Yankee
Sullivan as we'll for the four seconds Andee She6an,
William Wilson, Awful Gardner and Tom O'Donnel. The
affair has caused great excitement in the city.
MORE PUGILlSM-Asa fruit Of the late beasily eyhi.
billion at the Boston Four Corners lawful Gardner and
Dublin Tricks had fight in the presence of number Of
their Kidney Of the Cooper Hoe of Anthony
and Broadway yesterday Gardner got Tricks down and
chewed of portion OF Of his ears Gardner escaped
before the Police could lay hands him. II is shame
be MAI pnilis
rissey writes the Times which keeps fully posted In sting
lters thar he s not dead.tN y Mirror Of Saturday
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RI MORED FAILURES

NEw ioRH, Oct l5-rhere still about siures
but more have been made public.
There is great excitement among the fancy men, plsp'!s,
and others vi that class regarding the prize fight ne .
Of alprrisey, s,oe arrests have been made, ahl ~
expected soon.
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MARSHAL OF THE WESTERN DISTRICT.

MARSHALL
The Washington Star Of yesterday announces The ap
poinnent Of Jefferson 4. Ma,n. Esq as Marshal of the
Western District Of Virginia. II is unnecessary far Us 10
say anything in commentator OF this appointment. Mr.
Martin is known throughout the State as gentleman Of
character and intelligence, and Democrat OF answering
fidelity to party obligation lie member Of the laIe
Constitutional Convention, and is now member of The
Stale Ssnaie.
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A LUCKY ESCAPE.

The Simeon Draper of whose suspension the papers
bring US Intelligence is the individual whom Secretary
Corwin made loan Of several hundred thousand doas of
public money against the panest provisions OF law. He s
Wing of The Seward stripe and particularly Jealous
for Scott in The Baltimore Convention. In the event OF
Scotls election he would in all probability have been per
United 10 hold on 10 the oan md have suspcnded with
million OF public money in hs pocket MIR. Guthrie COM
peed him to account and thus saved the country snug
sum- Drapers subsequent failure proves that he was spccu
latipp ON his loan from the Treasury.
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CASE OF CAPTAIN GIBSON Tho Washington
p6ioa publishes letter from Capt GIBSON reerctiing The
garerci 10y the New York papers In dcnouncing
Secretary hiaICy Tor !nh1ng inquiries his char
lo ifnthu,nfs All lair dealing, wEI2h had Geec
made for The purpose Of asceftsning the correctness
made against him 10 The Department. lie also ey
presses his satisfaction with the proceedings OF Nj. aafcy
ard iGstIHcdns givco Ia Mr. Belmont Charge Al
f Hague In relation IN ts demands on the Dutch
Caser.~nt for damage ia rga imprisonment and oihe'
nuiIagcs alleged - haze hafn committed On MIN AS the
Stands the Dntch Government is called GEon r.;
lis defence IN The course II pursued towards Capt Gibson
aud il remains br whether h5 imprisonment be JUS
lliel n0l Il Nlii0na! In.t!lioeNctr.
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81 ~


APPOINTMENTS Sy,7HE PREsIDES7.-james H. " Villains ol
Maine consul OF The United States Tor The port Of Sydney
in Australia.
james II Young Of New orE commercial agent al Gu
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uyO m. DACHEACH and J. BACIRACH Iant,: Br7.
the Style VI. Bach.ari Brother AMI 80 u5t
.I-r Iaroh Bschrlch 81 iicchi, and - Hcch'r ra'
the sye iI-rhi 8; Brother ,.,,a At tr& ,in.c {.
? Io,chns3t No lis Nassau street.. IL ;'e L' % 49,:
The 2ih DAY OF 1853. tct'sern ne h"p y r,..no wi
helm Yezn.an Jobn Warslns. Lewis A. heInli: , 80 rrni
oa bc,s 10 he real in evianre ~ certain gu"
a.'h Co., nj It CIV Richmond, IN tn SIZE u
Virrnia wherein we are pain;hs and you are pe'ennsns
II The tasnr OF Inc said DcposiuoEs sIa from nhy
ar bcin- shal rot be ~ ~
aoIesad tie taxing said Dispositions WIZ De
'iHs 70 time, Until 'se 1h'"s " ADJ Err & NEWB3UER,
g.. ,ous, d .ksr IouI':"
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The Martnsbur2 (Fa Gazette of "Wednesday, says mat
there have been eight nine sudden deaths In that town.
which attributed cholera The disease however, IS
not vifrsnt, nor as Jet epidemicai.
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SEVERE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TWO FEET DEEP.
gv.r0x OCT. l3-a.0HnL Washington is now covered
win snow 10 the depth Of fee an! in places is
trilcd TO the height of eight feet. n the townc around
the mountain has been falling for several days. the
thrrnometer al the mountain last week stood AZ
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DESIGNATION or GOV SEYMOUR

U,a-rorp Conn, Oct. Ex-Governor Seymour Minister
IN u:s:a resigned hs Office Governor Of the State OF
Connecticut day, IN order - prepare for his mission
Charles II. Pond Lieut. Governor was sworn in al II
o. clock as chief executive in his place.
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ARRIVAL. OF ENGLI:

ARRIVAL OF ENGLISH TROOPS.
HALisAy !. The Vulcan arrived yesterday
from IN land with $50 troops for Bermuda Who hal out N
in consequence CT the yellow fever raging at Bermuda
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TRE.7o. Oct l2-Ths Wing Convention nominated TO-
day Joel Haywood for Governor Of New jersey. Mr.
Haywood is mechanic and has served several in
The Legislature.
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PENNSYLVANIA F
covERNOR OC NEw ICpsCy

ppunEtfa,a, Oct. l3-Fonlkrod democrat, is elected
Senate; from The county By only majority Seven prohib
ronjs,s md four democrats elected 10 the House
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE CABINET, &c
New YoRK Oct. l4.-Secretsry Guthrie and Peter G.
Washington arrived here yesterday. aud at the Astor
Hcrss. hr. Dobba has left fcr Washington.
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DIED Al h. residence this saturday c;'t'ns
DUDLEY N The GG! year In. The friends ana ,
,f HE f, Al. respectfully u.I,et attend ms iuf,fd
the Hated psslyeril6 Church Tuetay i5lh iasiH "
ociack, A NJ.
DIED at E,thwei Dnwwts so,ay Va OF u: i"H ." ~,
nhertl lLnotI.
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ELECTION.

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5.lhc official vote 0i the city anl
county for canal commissioner stands Forsyth dem
22,2Gi; Penli (whgl ~ l45; il0rgAn, lnaye,l $500
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JUDICIAL, ELECTION.

Ea<rov PA, Oct. Is james ~ Porter Esq. Democrat
haa 800 majority for President judge Of the Dstric
composed oi Carbon Monroe, Pike and Mayne counties
his opponent was NJ. Dmmick. Democrat.
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DEATH OF TRISTRAM RuRGEsS

DEATH OF TRISTRAM BURGESS.
PROVIDENCE, r. Oct. l3.-Tstran, Burgess Esq for
many years u s Senator from Rhode Island and nau OF
great ability orator. died in this city this morning, In
the Slth year Of his age
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DIED.

MARRIED. On III ?,h inst 10y Krv h!Islsrs" V" -,
iIDwA.i'.ln Mss EMMA l. clrsi !sus!i.r 81 Tie '"-'''s
rsteE, i. . ti,s cay.
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MESSAGE Or THE GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE.
Governor Campbell! % Tennessee, communicated his
nu1 message The Legislature Ui that State the III
ul occupies ony tttee cocnna ct The Nashville Ban
nCr The r,ceps into tic State Treasury during The
amounted l02 0fG and the expenditures 10 81 2l3 Ss7
Tho taxab1 property State il valued Ss6 GEO l9
being average Of lands OF 81 81 par acre" an cf ssve
G5l ~. :c public fE!. exclusive OF current charges,
and bonds Issued cCti.n companies S. TAG s5G,
meet which the Stale mccEs amounting 10 EeerY
tptGt !GrnCr extension 81 The !:"a haBanG system
recommended Tic favorable consideration the lie.
eislaurc invoked in behalf Of the PR pcted Blue Ridge
The Nashville and Henderson, and The Tennessee rail roads
re rG;sb!i5hTinnt schools and r.id scrutiny
lie aias the III me Siae, strong
ly urged and agricultural ard geological srrvey CT 1a,
b. way oi developing IL mnera! IcJourcog.
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PAPER PLATFo;MS-,rhe prevalent suslcm among
The Democratic leaders and orators Of adhcrng political
platforms" by profession but !cpudans them in practice
il w,! hi oil by Mr. Dickinson in speech made at De
mocralic ratification meeting in Eocheaa. Thursday
ming last Ia speaking OF the empty "spo+ hunting" oe
cara,ions with which TIE and votes of the people
often caught! Nj Dickinson related The follow ing ana'
dutr:
"a gentleman in Philadelphia having purchased a large
wild pigeons, put d. zen alive into basket
tied cloth H. aud his Irish servant who had
and quite green, bnt not sci, as rshmen
are cary - his friend in another ptTt oil The
city with brg2:. his !cGis 10 accept the pigeons as
present. Not moving what IN le basket, and hea!
ing Iiarlin Pat united hr cotn 10 LOOK in ard The pi
geuns few AMI OH He tied the cloth carefully
again and sent 10 the gentleman aud deScied his
note Ah, my good i,liow said The gentleman see you
dozen i've pigeons Tor ME give ny lhankt 10 your
master and here's quarter Tor you and II Ia upJa tae
paper 3a you said they were Z? inquired Pat. Certainly,
the gentleman c paper YOU have dozen live
pigeons 'Ry ST. Patrick said Pal! I'm glad ron find
EN- paper Tor The di. one iS there IN the basket
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SHOOTING AFFAlit-Mr Joseph Hill arrested
and tried before three Justices Hast Saturday, the
charge of shooting Sha:ark Hurst, the i inst. He
acquitted The cIrgc OF felony aud held bail 10 The
sum OF hundrci dollars 10 keep Tie peace twelve
months Mr. Hurst and his James NJ, also bound
over in Ike for the length OF time : Cidr.s
jury Register.
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ANOTHER FAILURE IN NEW YORK
Nsw foRk Oct ls-Mosts Wheelock, vice President
Of tie View York Board of Brokers' it is said has aiied Tor
n heavy amount.
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FARM FOR THE POOR.-Thc Committee appointed
To receive proposals for farm upon which the poor lilo
County ~ be Placed made their report Monday last
IL The County Court. An order made
the November al! the Justices Of The county
slider the subject. We have doubt, should other propo
sails presented the Court will give them due consideration
-. IkhytrSon Ere Press.
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AYE RS
n u d n >
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

NWSgM CHERRY PECTORAL.
~S3 FOR TIE
u 49, Gu sof Coughs Colds, Hoarseness. Br0a
~ u chitis, Waoopiag CsusA. Group, AstA
Gs.ss2ezzzze9 ma and Consumption
Many years of trial. instead of mpairing the public
confidence in this medicine, has won for 1t appre-
station and notorety by far exceeding tt most
Ruine expectations Gifts friends Nothing but its in
Rinsic virtues and the uumstskeabe benetconferred
on thousands of sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation it enjoys While many inferior
dies thrust upon the community have failed and been
discarded, this has gained friends by every trial.
Tered benefits on the afflicted they never forget
ana produced cures too numerous and too remarkable
to be forgotten.
WI lie it is fraud on the public to pretend to say
that any mediene will inallibly cure-stl there
% abundant proof that the CHERRY PICTORIAL
does not only general thing but almost invariably
cure the maladies for which il Is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better known,
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance
OF the afflicted from the log-cabin of the American
Peasant, to the palaces of European Kings Through
deed almost every hamlet contains Cherry Pectora
Is known the best remedy extant for diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and in many foreign countries it
Is coming to be extensively used by their most intel
llsent Physicians In Great Britain France and Ger
many, where the medical sciences have reached their
highest perfection Cherry Pectoral introduced, and
In constant use in the Armies Hospitals Aims Houses
Public Institutions and in domestic practice the
surest remedy their attending Physicians employ
for the more dangerous affections of the lungs. Also
in mlder cases. and for children tits SAFE pleasant and
etectual to In fact, of the iattering
testimonials receive have been from parents who
have found it efcacious in particularly nciden
tai to childhood.
The Cherry Pectorali is manufactured by practical
Chemist and every ounce of it under his own eye,
with invariable accuracy and 1t is sealed and
protected by law from counterfelts, consequently
be relied genuine without aduteraton.
We have endeavored here to furnish the community
with medicine of such intrinsic superiority and
worth as should commend itself TO their confidence
remedy at once safe, speedy and efectua, which
this has by repeated and countless trials proved itself
to be and trust by great DreDarinp it with
chemical accuracy of uniform strength to afford Ply
sicisns a new agent which they rely for the
best results, and the afflicted with remedy that will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Richmond at Wholesale and Retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & co.
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every
where. lie 3-wfind w3mo
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.RRIyALs AT TIM PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.
HOTEL.--R Boiling, If. b,

EXCHANGE HOTEL.--R Boiling, ir, pa.
Ihnre: A ~ Stewart jr,J b Stewart, G.
TR CaIlstt and lady, Petersburg; r A PRYOR
ya w C Wicham. Hanover; w p Buiord''
Brunswick; Bangs, lady and child, Miss
Smith, Geo; z Turnbull, Bennett, Brnns'
wick; N H Massie. Charlottesville; G n F,y
aud lady, Miss Q Hopkins, Miss N Honkins.
Fryth, Philadelphia; |. Wa,tiron. Psr;s a
Rose, New Orleans. Oliver, North Caro,;na.
r V Harper, Romney; AL McKennv Sno,
syvania; w Warren, Va; w Jones, l. w Car.
ter. ; q w c Moss, N Y, J Smith, Boston. T.
Winn, Mr Harrison aud 2chldren, Va: ] r
Simmonds, " c; Mason and lady. II ID BelI
Buckingham; f Pearsall, Pa; T Sharp and la.
ds, Lynchburg; r NJ I Hunter, Essex: James
Hunter. Caroline: T. Dejarneth nd lady. two
Misses Dew, I E b Dew, Mrs Fl Deiarne,b.
and servant, Misses Dejarne,h, w A Cheat.
ham, Spousy lvania.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-M X Crenshaw
Va; H c Derrick, Halifax; A l. Norment.
Va; A Barnett, s c; X 4 Paine, Bali: Il
H Brown, Phla; Mrs I s Ghoson and niece
Petersburg; r II Mann, do; III Wardwell g.
It Hartman. Phila; Capt S Robertson.
Brig Noble; r Reynolds, S c; G Brown. N G.:
G Hawkins, Augusta, Ga; NJ Kellogg, do; L
Baldwin, Bait: v G Williams, Norfolk; Mrs
jackson, Mo; d Turner, N c; Geo w Berry.
Balls w A Scruggs, Powhatan; F Mason. Pc.
tersburg; K l. Turpin, NO; DR. N II Burks and
daughter, Va; L Elwell, Bali; G Holiday.
Wheeling; w 7 Thompson, do; L l. Brown
AppomatIox; I Bridgssay, NC.
CITY HoTEL.-R NJ Graves, Charles Civ. s
B Jacobs, Richmond; B Mckenzie New Kent: G
Prentess Alabama; Towards and lady, Savan.
nah; Lewis Clay, N C; Jasper Mercer, Texas: b M
Wilkinson, Hamilton; B Wood, DO; w Mat.
thews. Portsmouth,; A Hare Baltimore: 4 r
Chandler, Caroiine; James Fowler, do; A PREF
ton, Montgomery; Preston, do; d B Archer
and lady, Fluvanpa; Miss Tszewell, do; 6 II Young,
Phisdelphis; w Mills, do; X White, Ohio
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Williams. G w
Jones and Parkinson. Nottoway; s Keelir o and
children, Mo; w r Dunn, Lunenburg; Thrift.
Fluvannsi E Archer, Powhatan; w Fl Wright,
Caroline; w Debney, Hanover; Hammer, AL.
bemarle; D Hopkins, Staunton; Martin and r
Morgan, Nelson; Larbbrugh, Stsunion; R For.
loins, and G Wilbourn, Pownatap; S d Shearrsr,
Scottsvie; VIM Ball, Mass; G Bewles, Fluvanna;
Crenshaw, Amslis; T Cheathsm Tennessee;
knight, Granville; Crostck, Petersburg; o II r
Stem, Richmond; j w Gentry, Rock6ridge; w r
Kearney, G; J PURGE, Powhaian; Gibbs, Ches-
terfe'd; J Baliow, Goochlsnd M w Robinson and
son and D Harper, Holloway; w P Booker, Tenn;
w Robinson w II Robinson and NJ Robinson,
Va w Price, j Price, l. Blanton, J Allen and
w Flppin, Cumberland; J Tally. Charlotte
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PORT OF RICuDgOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Nebraska, Perine, New York, hay to Edwin
Farrsr
echr Mary Eliza, Hotchkiss, Troy and Albany,
lumber 10 K ii Whiock 81 Son
Schr Martha, Keller, lumber
Schr Susan, Hamsley, lumber
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavenday, New York, -four
and tobacco
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford Baltimore, -four and
tobacco
schr Charger. Blakenore, New York. coal
Schr Jas Price, Martin, Baltimore -four, tobac.
CO and iron
CLEARED,
Brig Noble, Robertson, with -four fer Pernam.
buco
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flNkY FUiNr LINE 40 BALTIMORE
sEaaHa 90 60 - - ;
0n lfl0nday OF each veek-Fare 25 only.
'EHHE public are hereby informed that the com
u Portable and expeditions steamer Posvhn.
tan, Captain Charles E. Mitchell, having been en-
,irely ret.ted enlarged and improved in every re.
spect is ow on the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line viii leave Richmond by the morning train on
Monday OF each week, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reach baltimore in the course of the night proba.
bly, by midnight, thus securing a connection with
the different liDes out of Baltimore the following
morning, in eny direction Returning passengers
will leave Baltimore on the afternoon of Wednes-
day of every week, at 81 o'clock, P NJ, and con.
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train of the Richmond, Frederlcksbur, and Pc
romac Railroad Company, which arrives IN Rich.
mond on Thursday, al O'Clock, P. ii.
Fare in either direction, IS; forward cabin pas.
sengers. (tncluding mealsO 81 80.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
aniPhiadelphia by the New Castle and Frechtown
line, 81 so. For second cl IS do 81 80. Making
the whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by
this agreeable line, 81 so only for first class pas
sengers, and SO Tor second class do
For further particulars or through tickets, ap.
ply at the Office of the Richmond Frederick buf
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R., F. g. P. X. K. Company,
Richmond, March 90, 1858 NH %
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GUNNER CLOTHING

GUNNER CLOTHING.-The subscriber
~ solicits all in want to examine his stock of
Summer Clothing, particularly the new styles he
has this season, Of ack silk warp Alpaca Fancy
Cloth, Black Drsp Deete, Brown and Grass Linen,
and White Navy Drill Frocks and Sacks write and
fancy Narcotics, linen and silk Vests; basket and
navy drill, fancy cass black merino and csmblet
fants; dress suits OF the finest cloths and cassi-
meres- all of which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices d GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main street.
my u Opposite Eagle Square,
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llea % 80 G.. -

80 ~ ~
VIRGINIA GENITAL RAIL kUAU.-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT FOR THE VIR.
GINA SPRINGS This road is open to the base of
the Blue Ridge, and the rails now being laid be.
tween Waynesborough and Staunton, the cars will
be running on that section this season.
This route to the Springs will present greater at
fractions this season than formerly. The railroad
is progressing Westward; the rates of fare will be
as low from all the cities of Virginia by any
other, and the Stage line now under ths manage
ment of L Heiskeli, Esq. SO well known to the
public, promises the best accommodations.
In addition to the above, through tickets will be
given from New York and Philadelphia to all The
Springs by the steamers running between those
places an Richmond
more detailed schedule of charges and time of
running will be given hereafter.
jel E. H. GILL, Sup't
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my -

- AND RICH.-The Lustral aair Tonic by BEN
NE TT & BEERS. from the original Paris Recipe.
10 universally acknowledged the most elegant toilet
article for the hair ever used 1t prevents it from
Beauties restores and preserves the hair making
II dark, soft, smooth and rich Price only 25 and
SO cents bottie-it is cheaper than the cheapest,
and better than the best. single bottle will prove
It's efficacy ie2
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RICHMOND MARKET.

RICHMOND MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-The market is dull, and but limited de.
mand tor shipping. Blu. few barrels in to-day,
which was sold at Sss The stock on hand has in
creased, and is now from Is to 10000 bbls. Hold
ers are firm for straig brands at S44 TO a and S.
CORN-52 to SIC.
GUANO-S46.
TOBACCO-We hsve no change to note-,he
demand good, and receipts large sales at $40 to
Sit for fine; medium S7to Ssh Tugs S3H to 5H.
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,Q HEEya - BLAIR, DRUa0IsTs,
175 Bread street, have on hand and
~ are consTanty receiving
Roses and Jayn mes FsEnily Mediciaes Car.
terra Spanish Aixsore, Bakers Premium Bisters,
Richardson's sherry Wine Bi,sers, Arabisn and
Mustang Linimaas, 80. Also, fun supply Of
Preston MerIiifs Yeast Powders, 90 jussy cole
5rated for making light sweet, and 90 aseqaently
setritious bread. az ID
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The TEA CuLTURE.-The Rochester Anne.
rican says that gentleman who has carried
on both the cultivation of the tree and the man
ufaciure of tea from their leaves, for years, and
some of the time employed 200 men al the
work, has lett that place after an extensive
examination Of the soil and climate of the
South, for China and the East Indies, express.
~ 10 import stock of young plants superior
.n every respect TO those cultivated by the late
DIR. Smith, at Gieenville, ). C..