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us.es tp,f.,. T. rnuiso 1nmD'' Nov 10
iss ut. s,A Is,s s1ro r,e hiatt be.l 3is haroe's
V 'f.,i's5.SS ~, ~ G(,dy ,'os. ~ -
,Ii s.s ... ~, ! !., z ..ssss aus isl ~hsiu
ltHs fi,si a. ass,a, ltss,ons' mile, ~ mile. ~
sng Won ne f's' hfo0.iy Lady Jouo could noi irp moi
isine III condition
ima.hafiy nNe, o mslsh fer e,oo mile beals, best
llf,s ir f'e, ragon anl dIyot 10 wogh 300 pgugd,
n Wia .fstsif tain s. I'd t.t.t.t.t.l
"''''" ua.,-1i, 8l az. IN
11s ves euinfefosng rot ani dea ~ notey changed
Letfs on ls fasa John Wand the fgyOdfe a. 300
10 siD Annr Doc Gst beat DO bechn9 ibe ioYprn ~ stu
afgof 0dds Snow Drop winning "" socpnd bent hf "s
changed fpund NJ Do faie ~ goo t. 80 on QUO" DROP
Jni Wand wDnihf UD remaining h'a' 'h' 'h"' }" B'"'
sDle
Caunnipog Tnorfpe PAM Wednesday, nov =
isss Mnfoh between Ffnnk Porco md He0rgv Do"'ph'
m.ls hoais, best three IN FIVE.
Dfofge Dswspn.,
ffsns Fs'''''''''31 ,,.,'''i, "a = 4, 'i56
Tnerspsy. Nov % mattel between Black Hawk Maid
and Biuo Morgan, two milo md repent 20 harness lhefe
wap air attendance, aid mach interest manifested "a
he Gnt heat The hono led The first NILE 10 inc mare
tho hcnt in 52J On the second heat the mare maze e
int mile IN 2fl and tho heat and tho race IN 9%5
whites Bi Bi.cI Hawk Msd. ....,...,...........
J. D. p'"i''' D" tae i Ng,. "a ii ''''''''''''
ISIoS CounsF, LYSs-fncnsDAY, NOV. J.--iStch be-
tween j. cav ~ Lila, y T. P's b. m. Topsey and l..
T. Ms e. H. Jenny Lind mile heat, best in 3, - mar
ness Quito crowd Of spectators from Salem and the ad
accent towns were pgesoni and the track IN good
order. The following Il n summary
7 Cay m Lula
Tine-3lO-3t 10.
TRorTiSG At PRoUDENcE, R.I-WEDNEsnY, O..Ho.
Purse sIOo, mile heat best in ;. in harness
A. Carpenters N Fanny jerks, l
4 Winch g g T.orble' 2,,kl
Time-25l-2i5-2Hh
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TIE FUNERAL.

Yesterday morning, at half past ten o'clock, the funeral
procession of Chevaier MarusceIl started from his late
residence No G2l Broadway. 1t consisted of three car
rapes in 'front.' plain heare and about fourteen carriages
following The procession proceeded down Broadway to
Prncet along which passed to the entrance Of 81
Patrick Cathedral in Mott-st
Al III O'Clock the corpse ncased in Of Fishes Patent
Metallic Bronze Collins, taken from the hearse and
borne into the cathedral the eight pail bearers wearing
white sas-s The coffin placed in the middle aisle,
and three lighted wax candles arranged each side
The court dress Of the eeveer his hat and sword were
placed the coffin During the entrance of the m turner's
O solemn voluntary performed on the organ.
On the coffin was the following inscription;
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PROCLAMATION


~ HOMO sEyMoUE C1Tern0r Of the STATE Of NsV- for
br.ly pin, THURSDAY, the Tweutyourth inst as dy
e. THANKSGIVING Tor The people Of the State Of Newfo
r.eS . suete oisrsspoe by sach religions assembases aud
rerr woriY citizens seyersly deem appropriate
q with united hearts hunby and
Ff rs rendsr Ysher in Heaven foE His benefits
stS etrusSif iaaylo4s tie cOnfiDutBce u Hisfsyof
witufts whereof isyt Lereunto subscribed name
he Of The ate IT the ty OF AbADy y,
tha Dag d soleIsber thousand eight hundred aud
Lfiy tLIes ...,,, c,..,,,o,.,
~ IL OOYegLOT HOEAJiO SLihOlis
o. "a. DE Iuy PnFi'e SecFe'Ggy.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Board of Aldermen in session last ing Tor
the first time since the election AID Smith, one OF the de-
fsed showed feeling aanst the Reform party early
in the meeting petition received signed by large
number Of tax paying citizens, and Aid S on discovering
the names of several City Reiomcrs said he hoped no
notice would be taken of the memorial These people he
remarked wanted reform and by lighting the streets every
night the City would have 10 pay twice the amountin
stead of $500 600 per year would be 100000 The pc
tton however was allowed TO take the usual course.
FlSAScrAL CoSpIrIoS or THE CRY INSPECTORS De
pARTuxNr-Ibe City Inspector made the following report
of the financial condition OF his Department in commani
oaiion last evening TO the Board OF Aldermen
The spropriaon for the City Inspectors Department
for less being in accordance with the estimate rendered to
the Controller was
For work done b. contract 800 o
For general expenses OF the department DO "
o. an CUNT there 6:: been paid oi work don: BY
For general expenses The Departments. $50 q
ToI b the City Inspector g., o.
Of the appropriation for liens on lots $4,000 sGill 81
has been paid for reuoy and abatement OF nuanccs on
lots and urenises This is returnabe to the City Treasury
by owners of said places
The expenses of the department for the nth OF October
were as follows For romovaAo blood and ola and super
intending blood docks and the removal OF blood oia and
various nuisances from the Cry SID w.
FOR superr Of - w
For cesring otlce
n. r depJts
For granting recording burs permits - o.
For dsnscling fluid. IA
hire
~
There hes been drawn from the appropriation OF hens on
lots and paid for the abatement OF nuisances during the
- ...........si 5 %
Tor surveying and 6ling suuken lots oo %
Total o.
This document ordered TO be printed
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fAdr, fiisemeai.l g.

N.ots g. T0wLY Co. would csll The htffnIi9n ~ VI s
~. 10 sa.ofnni Of rich Fsrcg nnd De@ Oo"e
fg % no~ which f0r ext ~ and Taey We ~.
earsiad coBpgfs AIeD sVft1o -
fndia Cstas4r md Shawls: 30 pieces Of res
~ ~ ali ilffs end color 30 worth Of rich yis chsa
rsesS, Plaid sre 8ar6 plain bcb GTos De Rhn sns -
rcs NJ m r,iH plaid French Nernos lb1 pieces o. ~
Aloacns md nuion ClO,hstbne ~
f iae tr arr bsr selected assorin1Dt 81 D'
Gos esof ofsiod ~ retail y any Sopse Ia Stw-fork
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TIE majority for Price viii be about $500.
LEGISLATURE.
.SeaotsAlS Demo, rats, Wigs Prohibition (Whlg)
A,smUy-ss Democrats Is Wings, Native and Pro.
hilton.
Democratic majority Oh joint ballot is &c.
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oUxfIE Tow" m B.ns,hsisp1,s wo ss'e,.'a
,,l 6srs I, or5aess teyoni nsss. ~ a oy "a sst
- 4 III ,,G,,oeJ iu ne most icenitil i,' ~ "a -.
,sny PEN ehsfao'er Jroufh il N oss H. 4, ~, sT
it ~, ,.I,tt,d f,raDy rvfl Sarh ot,ti y, 80
I'll, ,f~ ~ fi,is ~ ,rrgaanct The sce1fI F.,e
iis osns Of ff Mespp River sna.s.e, tians
IL si ls dfranif ~ Cd 1u one.
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THE JNygKIOk


hsdp fbe felOwng 1sas sDe eSuoss ifofo yestefdey
<1ssy Lyesssg J>sgnof,
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"a HtaSous eta4s made ug,os ~ Lesyeo~9rtt hove
"a h5gros him q Ao1s - IT, froN 81 be WI hsye
sae hsstftos taeL hs fty w. ~ We wv S@spy
sA<tsl1t sDDsfsnee have tleszsaa ~ey - ft@yf9AZ
~ fefctf% sesiist ne slsDdefess " ygfe fAen,
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- hstflil. be hes s8ssys bses ye,y Yypgief Lefs
e. hOAtCObIhY tD.~ALL BAIL
~H'zsnesa<s y 10 Alessy sssils, yessasl
M, ftLfcsfiLlE, HecHsn1ey 0rF . isy%,
mac yeSf sofsfs = Here DE ezx,s zsles ~ p0s
--'g- yas bysn esf.sste1
VIZ HssS sD4
co. t.s.'; e...s.. .....;.,ss - - III
~ oar bftatof LEA I'm 0ysy ls ieeiisg D1D,tptD0
~ County Bed WLig Assembly gyel ~ .i1Led =,
=" Ds'rie Attorney ~ NDsi Olst sAkssf
Your, b.
FULTON CO.
t>Ifsssos<s.es " ~ E,ss,ss gos,sa
a. JDBsToDs, WedBes1sy. Nay. ., isgy.
H.. .ioif1 h6ss or cDsny 90 l sAq lie tyiDyS
ne gl5DSas sesUh
- "s"Llg hef tibet be 10 msi1ifyi wiz eeDsiDg
ing basfin, ess Wig l1ss Djs
~ i1's tnssef Df fsllDa douidyf s.s
'EHbst 30 hsa)"rig 20 ms tDgDsg
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MrJ NJ McManus was yesterday appointed clerk in
the Custom House. in place of John Ruhyen, deceased
No Other changes have yet been made probably for The
reason that the Collector has not been able to ascertain the
resut OF the election expected however, that he VIII
discover il in three four days and then the work OF pro
scIipton viii begin.
The Collins steamer Baltic which left New York on the
18th of October arrived Liverpool on wednesday OF
&C. at G O'Clock A. NJ
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NEW Jersey ELECTION.
TRENTON, Thursd

I-17'
The returns in slowly and the following arc the only
rcl allie returrs received in this city GOVERNOR.
p,ice Den. mi. HaYwood Whg moi
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-. 80 A..,, vs., $50 VIVA al N'Ni snd NetScn
.sAe..s ~ ~N.i,,d down b. NA
,N,er,, ~, 49, sS,se@ ,Ae Mh's candidates "@
- S.,ssa,'s f.'sr, n ~ Nv
1890, o. ass -. t'ss .s,r We htr
49,. a., tt,fr., rsfsi fAc Whlf >a'e aeAct
sssAs ~ ~. 49, 49, Nss,i, sut lAe n,'s ahses l'e
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- - =. >.s,se sAs'si 90 tsn's Nef,sN N-'''f
-, 49, g,,s tas Rei3' b>sd he Sss N"'
49,. W,.s ,sr...5,le g. A,',easl'. e' wsiNi,'
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NYN9'lYNN W. n WING 90 VNl' ~ WV VN'''N'
WTts8tAGa Yf1tsIat 49, + eggslTs ~ va AZ
NJ. .-N sresgsrGs ~. 49, 'gg'T'r-gs 4
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-. !. A,sss 40 - sNs'''' c"F rr'' '@N jaws
WV 49,, a, q, - ~ N.sss's e''' o''e %, ,e''
~ -. less e pfssss Maine law WINS
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4 - 49, "a ff.ers..s ~
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s4tgs wtt pk.sg NV.iqp ,hAt taa rNgse NNlAs NJ.
.e.AAlea " ht.l. ~ ~ ~. tsi,a lsl,a.s 93..4A.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

Gen HrKaa WALuRIDGE the Representative OF the
Commercial District OF City in the next lloase OF Rep
rtsentayes returned yesterday in the George Law IRON
hurried trip to California lie comes home IN excellent
health and spirt and think he opened his eyes some
what to see what mess Gov Marcy and John Van Buren,
have been making in his absence.
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lsIstt FNtn Nr,lnes.iAr W., n ien
lte SoN haa,fs ,lslw y $50 mNely t't thunhnl
MN N.Ne,ell ia tl.s Coanty We ,en,rie us'n 7o.
hvt ihsi woNh sA,v hlm \ost ls cltrid l"nin ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

FRr- Last evening. about 81 O'Clock. are broke oa'
IN The dws Hing house No Us ksngon 81. The are nsh
were quickly the ground and succeeded Ia eNi'n
gushing tho flames however before the property VA
damaged 70 the amount OF 5000 The cause % fao aFc
could not be arceitaincd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

DR. Underbl bis vineyard on Croton Point has COM
repced the manufacture on an extensive scale of Grape
Ounce and Apple Jees OF the best quality which are Tor
sale Of his dopct No 293 Broadway see advertisement
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ARRIVALS fTHR PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yEaTCRuAv

kkk4Uh S
EXCHANGE HOTEL DIR r B Baker,
Hanover; A ID Quarles,J B Anderson. Anne.
liz: s G B Gaiisher, Baltimore; Phil 81 Geo
Cooke, fowha.an; A + Wilson, w d Wilson
Portsmouth; g u Armstrong, w F Wick.
ham, and ladies, Norfolk, l. Douihat, lady
and servant, Charles City; Col E Foniain;
Hanover; A d Hessman, Pnila; G r Spinning,
DAYTON; G Z Lining, s c; G Brush, N Y;
A p Eskridge, Stuunton; w A Cooke, Cum
berland; E X bod. lady and children, Cuba;
A P Willis, Jose Ella kemirer, Josefa Rrmi.
rer. Juan Garron. Lamberio Biel. Jose Ella
Remirer,jr .. N O; E l. Mason, Orange: G z
H Wadfsld. BALI; e w Booth, N York; E +
Handley, H HudnalI, Va; g q Leigh, n \;
w Ward, Norfolk; w De gaaslof. n Y; A
Davis, ID Bissit, Petersburg; w J Reynolds,
Norfolk; I Ashby, Va; WI Placide NJ G R
r; L Skiddy, ] K Sbiddy. F Smith, w A
Freedom, w Hagadon, N Y; sawyer,
H Is Reardon, r Dickson w smith. N w
Smith, w s Smith, Norfolk; A Williams
lady and three children, Louisiana; w Dnke'
G i Duncombe HyIand; Mr. and Mrs E Tay.
Charlotte, N c; oW Hurit,, w T Summers,
Fairfax.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-A d Quarles, Amelia; NJ
K>Cren,baw, Chas City county; w Culpepper,
Portsmouth; Meredith, Buckingham; buiiock,
Cooper, |. II Bullock. Patteil ~ mann ana
T III Arlington, N C; J + Robertson, jr, Va; n
Sttschsn s Robinson, Dr. Robinson, j
Strachan, Petersburg; J F PEBBLES, We; A Camp.
bell, Charleston; T h Salinas, C; J.G Edwards,
NC: IL L Sheldon and lady and Miss Sheldon Phil.
sdelphia; Miss A Jones, Kensington; Mrs Carpen.
ter. Phila; Brown, New York; B L Borton and
A j Saunders, Powhatan; c II Warren. Goochland
] Chambers, Nelson; w c Rollins and & Miller
Petersbus g; Fl Ludam. N Y; Nm Allen, Clare
mont; Kerriean, C G Barney and lady and N
Shepard, N Y: VIM Copeland Richmond; Lut
sey, Petersburg; L N Rogers, Baltimore; \
Walker, West Point; White, Norfolk; Mrs Z
Moore andlady,Ny.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W boswell and lady
Lunsnburg; Mrs L G Rowlett and D B Hancock
Chesterfield; 8 H Graves and J Doswell, Lunen
burg; F Mills and Gilbert, Louisa; w E Peters
Bedford; III s Meador, Buckingham NJ Watkins
| DR. r Robinson and 5 Clark and lady, Chester field
C w Dabney, Hanover; P Williamson, Peters
burg; S Calwell, Appomsttox; A E Cogbill, Chester
field; B Archer, Quincy Ill; T Gamer and Allen
| N C; Van Alvurnon, Saratoga Springs; A
Baker, Pha; II Vivian, II S Vivian, Bennetss, \
| Cooke TreYi,lisn and G Blewett, England; J
Flournoy, DR. R N Nelson and L Harris, Powha
| tan; E Paitille and w Bullock, N c.; w II Ken
needy, Caroline; N McRoberts, Washington; {
Ripey, Caroline.
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RICHMOND MARKET.


FLOUR-The market is quies-holders are firm
at S43 to 78-the accounts not 80 favorable.
WHEAT-Several wagon loads of new Wheat
in to day taken in by the -four mills. The price
left open-ihs quality ve.y fine.
TOBACCO-The demand is brisk. and prices
advancing; as the accounts for Mecklenburg and
other counties, that the growing crop will be short
the market may be considered in a feversh
state, and with upward tendency. Sales of Lugs
at IS to 81; Medium % to 3d. Fine $40 to $25.--
The prices have advanced about 81 in the last few
DAYS
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Dk. GORDON HARRIS.
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
CLASS 1924
E FOUNDER OF THE III
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIKM Any

- ri
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIkaAkY.
No 81 Seuth Gay ST..
opposite the Exchange Building and Post Offlce
hoSE recurring medical or surgical aid, by
ment and advice, while all con municsfions v,ii hs
sacredly shielded By the Egis of professional ho
nor.
aware Of the difficulty with The public 10 di.er.
genuine and skilful physician and the spurious prs.
tensions Of the designing and dangerous qusck. Dr.
VIII cheerfuily give, when applied TO. such pri.
yass references a. win fully satisfy eli who rsqars
BEWARE OF NosrRurs,
Avoid ehe Patent Elixirs, Componnda a.a rso.
s Siss, .dvss.sd to cure Ill persons under varied
A. The oOn.lltu.ion and hss,.. Of ind,y,du.,, N,
Ter. reason teaches the same remedv asrscs -
suited @ ell allie, and that disease csn oni, - -.
Y sna eisoanally eredicated by judieious sppsics.
ATTENTIONS INVITED
Or n irsar .pssiesce q over - yeass sasblss
ia o,ass o. diseasea. whia6 have TOO lonr -
Yielded ~ regular phyaicians 10 The hands of
esy.o ne ns{ e committed conadsntally slsar q
Persons q distance cured Il home ~ .As...
deg is.,sr y d GORDON HARRIS. B.s Sass
Al coaamunicssioas sosfasasl.l.
hs Snes s, sss. = "a or = prs u
=. s. : 49,. $500. ts2A-Sna
IUas . Aaks sI0RAGk.--IAs ssner1S-r.
saeuse, % loeA street. h rsas 81 our 1.es;s. ~
.ommiesagn STORE arc proparo0 Il r.eSs.~ ~ 49,
sry k9d g Goods On st5rses, "a s. rsss -.
~ :. ~ aase he can - e1eetsd 6 ~ Io-ss
I'M p IA - ps y nrs proof kvsry 81 Srior
|0ods entrusted 10 u. = g Al
ny so-ss ALEXANDER norr = ~
n 0IlQes-lnssndiaS d e,ss..::..:s..-
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PURCELL LADD & co.,
Druggists, 90 Mein street.

~ MINERAL AGENCY.-The Subscribers Of
VI fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the surrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting Of
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity
TIMBERLAKE & LEWELLEN.
The subscriber having associated with him Mr.
L. w. Timberlake in the General Agency and Col.
lectng business, returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern Q continuance of the same.
jalg ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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GENTLEMRN,s PUMP s0T.

BOOTS, CITY MADE-The subscriber
would most respectfully call tbs attention of
gentlemen to his assortment of fac drass
Boots, OF superior quality, manufactured by him
SET All that he asks 10 call from those In want of
iine dress Boot of good quality forsummer wear.
OF mis- own manufacture. ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer In Boots, Shoes, Trnnks.
Carpet Bags, &c. &c, No l27 Main street.
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PORT OF RICHM 0ND

ARRIVED,
Ship Samuel WiIkie, from Liverpool, with rail
road iron to VIM Isaacs
schr Caroline w Homes. Homes, from Albany,
lumber 10 E F Ragland 81 Co
schr Gipsey, Bonting from New York, hay to NJ
Downey
Schr Davidson Drisco from New York, hay TO
Edmond, Davenport d Co, and railroad iron to c
X r Co
Schr Henry Clay, Forrest, sand to Captain
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, tobacco
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford Baltimore, tobacco
and -four
Brig Governor Brown, Park, for Venice, with
-four
BALTIMORE, June 25-Arrd, schr Isaac Prince, Jr,
Booz, from Richmond; schr Ocean, MITCHELL from
Port Wa!thall. CID, schr Eebe, North, Peters
burg
NEW YoRK, June a7-Cl'd, schr Henrico, Rich
mond
Boston, June 26-Arrlved schr Sharon, from
Richmond.
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CHEAP CAsH HAT Avn ~

SEn.aDl.snment, no. Isl Broad street,
Snockoe Hill. Spring fashions for 1859.
meieskin, silk, black and drab Beaver Hats, Paus.
ma. Lsghorn, Paniesf and every variety Of sum.
mer Hats. | will sdn low for cash. at wholesale
OF orr Te.an Purchasers are respectfully invited 70
ap lift q 7. RETry
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DULyERMACHER,s PATENT HYDRO.
u e .TRIC VOL .EAIC IN AIN Enr an 10.

DULyERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO.
L ELECTRIC VOLrAIC CHAIN-For an TO-
finite number of chronic and inveterate diseases,
of nervous character, arising from relaxation Or
hardness of certain functions, such as the Gous,
Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbsgo, Hemoirrhoids
(piles) Congestion of the blood TO the Head to the
Chest to the Heart, in Mysteries, in Nervous Dis
eases Of the Liver, Indigestion (Dyspepsia) Para
lyss, Epilepsy, st. V:tus Dance; in general debility
after long disease, in great number of diseases
in the female SYSTEM etc. etc.. the mild but con-
tinuous influence of this portable apparatus will b.
found of extraor !inary efficiency, and to many
persons anost incredible.
These Chains are put up In a neat portable form,
and msy be sent by mail or otherwise.
Pamphlets descriptive of the Chain, testimonials,
&c, furnished gratis, on application, by mail or
otherwise.
PURCELL LADD & CO.,
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III SP RI NG {
0now In receipt of n
Goods, consisting of !
Trunks, Carpet Bags q
needless to particuIarize
stock comprises all the
from the most approve|
Northern cities, to whic
purchasers, assuring III
spared to please them.
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THE HUGUEN0T sPR!NGs :-This

TIME HUGUENoT SP Il N g SINS
4 pleasant retreat will be opened to visitors on
the 18th June Since the last season addinons and
improvements have been made In the Hotel and
Cabins-iudeed the whole establishment has under
gone thorough repair. Competent assist nts and
servants in the different departments have been
procured, good Band of Music engaged and eve
~ thing done to secure the comfort and pleasure
of the guests The waters are of three kinds, Sui.
phur, Chalybeate, and q combination OF the two,
and an at ensive observation of many years enables
are highly beneficial, especially in dyspeptic cases
and in the diseaSes of females and children,
Bathe Hot and Cold may be had as heretofore.
The Ball Room. Bowling Alley and other sources of
amusement invite those who are in quest Of Iecrea.
ton and pleasure.
The Huguenot Springs are In PoWhatan county,
on the river road, near the Menakin Town Ferry,
II miles above Richmond 81.
The cars of the Richmond end Danville Railroad,
leaving the city every morning at O'clock (Sun.
days excepted) will convey visitors to Robiou's
Station, whence large and commodious omnibus,
in addition to the one used last year. will take them
to the Springs. The fare through will not exceed
81 A car will also leave Richmond every Saturday
evening by which arrangement visitors may visit
the Springs at the clese of the week and return
early Monday morning.
Board $50 per month; $40 per week; 81 so per
servants naf price. Horses SO cts per day; sin.
gle meals and lodging so cts each.
CHAS McEVOY, Esq. whose instructions in
dancing have giyea such general satisfaction, will
before abar1U1g his present profession) give his
last lessons to class at the Springs curing the sea
son. Il WROYSTER.
lie l3-ts ~ ns
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osm1MR, CARRIAGES.

$50 The subscriber has
Coach making establishment, o
between Main and Cary, (l3th
near the Columbian Hotel, Col
Barouches, Buggies, with and
Sulkies, all of his own make, of
and workmanship--ali OF whicj
IS good work of the kind can ba
mond and respectfully asks
want of any fticle in the Card
termined 4 make to order an 2
prices POD kble; and all work !,
ranted/ pr
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u
~ Book Depository, the following Books, viz:
Professor 2 H Nell ON the mode and subjects of
Baptism-price go cents
The Shady Side, BY Pastors Wife
The Young Woman's Friend by John Angel
The Young's Mans Friend, by Jno Angel James
Memoir and Sermons of Rev William Arm
strong s~ f
The Eclipse of Faith; Third Edition
The Faded Hope. by Mrs l. Fl Sigourney
The Memoir of Mrs II Cook. by do
The Life and Character of John the Baptist, BY
Rev VIM Duncan, n A asaEa 9s
The african Preacher, by w 3 White ssh
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, BY J. Thomas,
MD
The Bible in a Country Counting House; course
of Lectures to Merchants, by H A Boardman, d
Great Truths by Great Authors, Dictionary Of
Aids to Reflection from writer's OF all ages and both
The Old Forest Ranger; or Wi Sports of India,
| by Msjor Walter Campbell, and edited by Frank
| Forster. a CHAS. WORKMAN,
je DeposltaIy
NEW MUSIC FUR TIE PIANO AND
| IN GUITAR.-Just received by HAROLD d
| MURRAY, Broad street
Oh Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell, IS cts
Wild Flowers, do, Wallace so cts
Oh While Adown Lites Stream We Glide, Hew.
lit, 124 cts
| Within Mile of Edinburgh, by Catharine Hayes
IS cts
Affection Polka, by M E C, l24 cts
| The Jessamine Polka, by A + NJ, l24 cts
Merry Morn Waltz, by Lehman, 121 cts
Loeansport Waltz, by Davis l2K cts
West Point Dream Waltz. 25 cts
| La Pasadta, Mexican National Air Song, TO
Guitar, 12S cts
When the Moon on the Lake IL Beaming, l2a ct
WOODS of Green Erin, Guitar. l2H cts
Whisper One Gentle Word, Guitar, l2H cts
| NV q