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Oh Joseph Hlxffy, Oh
~ IMPORTER, ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS,
NO 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
and under the St. Charles Hotel 81. Charles stest,
Repeatedly invites the attention Of Wholesale dealers sni
VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which freshly
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BuFALLo COMBS, ofetss style anf
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Of hi. own nl,nucrre
at the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
neh PLRYuMERY HAIR OILS, HAIR Piss, PoMATuh,tAN
FINE FANS PURSES POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES roRTA.
BILE DESKS, together with endless Of PORTE MON
NAIES,
GUNS, PISTOLS KNIVES COLTS and WARMERS RkbULNlH!
PISTOLS Scissors RA2oRS, LIFE PRtSERVERS, FISHING
REELS and TACKLE Of variety 10 suit the determined
Angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock in this line consisting Of hns T. Cooper 81
JchnEon with tle
SWISS ENGLISH Lev FRS together with txs stock Of frn
JEWELRY sILVERWARE bern a-i-rfsd
great Roberts, for hs wholesale lu
BEEN purchased exclusively cash
osered to purchaser.
repressnted und
EN WATCHES JEWELRY, etc, Carefully REPAIRED spi
WARRANTED. irl1 am.s
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
F. STRINGER & co,
40. IS c.mr srRrrr
ff Are nov receiving their supplies Of
SPRING .4ND SUMNER CLOTHING
Aase assortnenof LIGHT WOODEN GOODS Suitable for
MERINO, ALPACA. LINENS etc
choice assortment o. SILK BArlT and CAMBRIA CRAyATs.
SILK Isle THREAD aud COTTON HALF HOSE
SILK LlsLE THREAD and COTTON GLOVES
Linen DRAWERS.
SILK, AfERfNo and COTTON UNDER GARMENTS
ap9 am +. STKISGER 4 co, IS Cnnip street.
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To the Ladies.

IV fWG EUUJtS.
NJ D A NJ p l. a T IN
r Respectfully her services the Ladies' Orleans
the olowing diseasss; PROLAPSUS UTERI
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoN IN
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION or THE WOMB
adopted by her that which met the approval
gusd Surgeons Paris aud New York mn
its here OF wbh she has ample testimony, many
respectable ladies she reo usfes saving ALI nses
Of the Uterus, not OF chncerous nature,
Madam herself exclusively to the disesaes Of ae mud
can be consulted DAILY, at her residenct
Diyls spi ls8 st. Jose oh street.
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Destructive SroRN-The forest of Prince
Georges county, md was visited by severe
storm last week. The Marlboro Advocate states
that large tobacco house, belonging to D. b.
Mullikin, Esq, was entirely destroyed, and
another very seriously injured and that trees
were unrooted at a round rate The gale passed
into Anne Arundel county, where it also did
considerable damage.
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We are requested to state that there will be
a meeting of Division No. 9, Order of the Lone
Star, this evening, at half-past seven o'clock,
over the office of the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company, at which business of great Importance
will be transacted.
Members of all other Divisions are invited to
attend. The quarterly pass word will not be
exacted
We are also authorized to say that the fine
imposed upon the presiding officer of said Di-
vision will be promptly paid in champagne, and
other of the brothers have generously agreed to
furnish refreshments Come one come all
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The old United States frigate Constellation
has been nearly torn to pieces, preparatory to
the rebuilding the new Constellation at Gosport
Navy Yard. This old battle-worn servant was
built in Baltimore in the year 1886, and has seen
years of active service. The pieces which will
compose the keel Of the new ship, and which are
being laid, have been buried in mud several feet
under water for over seventeen years. They
are perfectly sound and look as though they
were but recently taken from the forest, They
will be made worm proof, as will all the timber
composing her frame.
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II A MS
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN Iss7 AND FOR WHICH
PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, Or LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1851,
had this city, the PFesvn ssssou Asln
following establishments
PETERS, WILLARD CO.. Old Lcvse tni Ri n7iisstI
r. 81. MeALPIS 60, So, 20 Couimea street, and No.
Row
HALL, KEMP CO.. Canal aad Tchou paalas fsls
L. JOHNSTON CO. conner Magazine and pAvdTs ft.rs-.
WHlTCoHB LANEt, Of TtAoup and 20 ,ists
A. j. ROBERTS a co, ~ Psyd+4s l.rtes
John S. WALLIS, 100 Magazine strset;
DUDLEY NELSON e Common srd 80 Canal street;
O. NJ bAiLY 4 Co., "a Common And IS Canal street;
KENDALLY OE CO.. Graysr ssrsst
Il. W, ADAMS, 20 Tehonptoplss street;
HOLMES CLAuSs, g Grayer street;
J. NJ. JOHNSON 4 Co 3 Front Ls@.s,
JOHN c. SHANNON, Fulton street;
VS.. WRIGHT Co. 81 TehgurtoulAs street,
CONVERSE co. corner yste TLoupoalas Ersets
"DuhHeld FIRST establish the Western Hams
and Ia, phacay she WESTERN PIONEER bu,ayss liza
invariably Eoodnons betst.n ciuciunst Gazette
tET Cared ard for sale by
CHARLES DuFFlELD x CO., Louisville, Ky.
it9e Sm9p MARTIN, OWEN a CO.. Coutrh'tinE Agrnta,
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A BINDING Pun" Have you read this book,
Doctor;
"No. Is it worth reading"
al can't say, but should judge it must be
good-'tis so well bound"
''You mean that it is bound to be good, do
you"
We came away, and the Doctor took another
drink of prussic acid.
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Summer Clothing.
LARGE and Handsome Assortment
factory, No. al Broadway, NewYork comprising
DRESS, FROCK, PATIO and SAC COATS,
Of Msno, Thibe Cloth Alpaca sseusEsr White and colorsd
Duck, Stripe and Chsck Linen, etc.
-PANTALO0NS-
ofMsrino, White and Cood Drilling seucker Stripe and Ch.si
Linen, etc.
VESTS
Of White sud F,nsy Malss, whs Duck ,ud Colored
Linen, etc.
SHIRTS
ofFins Linen Cambrc BO,Oms Muslin With Linen Bosom
FANCY GOODS
Cambria Csyai, Linen Drawers. Cause sriuo Thread
and Cotton Under Shirts Thread Silk Co.ton athose He
and Bordersd Cambria audk susp.nde Gloves Port,
na'i Pocket Books Cigar Cases Perumsry ETC.
THOMPSON d NIXON
my94 7pti No ie Camp a., orp.,i,s On, po,st
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The List of Letters will appear in this paper
Tomorrow as usual
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MOBILE, June 8.
The Eastern mail has arrived, bringing dates
from New York of the Sd inst--as late as due
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For LouIsyILLE-The steamer Clifton has
changed her time of departure to 10 o'clock
this morning. The Clifton is one of the most
pleasant boats in the Louisville trade to travel
Oh at this season of the year.
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Al at Pery L0D Prices,
MEP CHANT

viii dnd their call connection with the retail
EXTENSIVE WHOLESALE ROOMS GU the second third and
| fourth ncoss. C. NJ. SIMPSON,
| m, 80 2pG fIg Canal .,ra.,
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good-'tis so well bound"
You mean that it is bound to be good, do
you''
We came away, and the Doctor took another
drink of prussic acid.
FRo'GGY.-The old ballad which pathetically
sings how
"Onslog
Sat frog
Signing for his daughter
might well be repeated in these days, when we
imagine all frogdom is engaged in most musical
most melancholy lamentations over the loss of
the youngest and tenderest of its tribe Ger
tain is it that some ruthless hand has been car
rying death and destruction among the ranae--
the marsh Jumpers, the musicians of the water
for at &C SANS" only the other night, we de-
voured what we judged to be the flower of the
flock, cut off in the budding of early youth, and
most magnfeently fried. We have read of
/" baked baby" but don't believe it would be as
juicy or as nutritious as fried frog. Ask Mac.
For LoUIsyILLE-The steamer Clifton has
changed her time of departure to 10 o'clock
this morning. The Clifton is one of the most
pleasant boats in the Louisville trade to travel
on at this season of the year.
The Washington Union publishes proclama-
ton of the President of the United States, d.
recting the sale of the lands reserved to the
United States on each side Of the line of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, through the State of
Alabama, at the following time and places AT
the land office at st. Stephens, Ala, commence
ing on the 9th of September next; at the land
office at Tuscaloosa, Ala, commencing on the
1nxy Of h. a., aff,a
commencing on the 18th of September next at
the land office at Columbus, Miss, commencing
on the 10th Of September, and at the land office
at Augusta, Miss, commencing on the Goth Of
September. The lands to be sold are the sec
tions and parts of sections, all bearing the odd
numbers, which remain to the United States
within six miles ON each side of the line of the
railroad, subject to double the minimum price
of the public lands.
A SCENE AT THE CusToM-HoUsR IN New YORK
We learn that an impatient applicant for an in
spectorship, becoming rampant at the inspec-
tors delay, called at the Custom house yester-
day and demanded to see Judge Bronson. He
was pointed to a notice informing the public
that the Collector could not then be interrupted,
whereat he swore an oath or two, and passed
into the forbidden sanetum. ('' Fools rush in
| where angels fear to tread") He at once de
manded OF the Collector an appointment of his
brother, remarking, with b'hoyish emphasis,
that he had done too much for the party to be
put off any longer, whereupon the Collector
rose very coolly, handed him his papers of APP
| plication, and at the same time pointed to the
door with great decision and dignity The in
truder made his exit, pouring out a broadside
| of profane explosives that made the marble hall 5
shudder with horror. Mirror.
-
The old United States frigate Constellation
has been nearly torn to pieces, preparatory Il
the rebuilding the new Constellation at Gosport
Navy Yard. This old battle-wOrn servant was
built in Baltimore in the year 1886, and has seer
| YeArs of nctiVp snIYina Tho nincns ~ hich Nil
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MEMPHIS C0NvENTION-OCEAN STEAMERs-sTATE
LEGIsLATURE-SHIP CANAL-QUAKER PgLAN-
THR0PY, ETC.
nj
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' On a log
Sat a frog
CG.r.sr -

FRoGGY.-The old ballad which pathetically
sings how
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

UE.ttAtG;hANGE HOTEL.-C w HolbrooE, N C; B S
= RI ' a; l. Marshall and lady, Thos Marshall
- - auquler Jerdon, J Jerdon Oranges DIR Il
W. " New Kent; w w Burnett, Ieudoun J w
Nh ppoinattox Goode, Jr, Bedford; L Huck
la NJ. Il Daniel and niece Va; W Brown and
IL, Ia ssfG"hi estmoreiand; Miss mes Char
~ % Dia, Mss Festy. Staunton b q Lewis Ala
S iei'isil lsch hondi Harrison ] W Uar,5snn
s susse6 nu!nrd' Dupuy, Petersburg r M IN,
t ~ oreenSViiIe II w Cole pravi5ence.J Sea-
batinore; smith, Alexaudria. n n Rr 1855
1 gap E Montgomery, Phila; pesr,es 4 4
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-Jams. 1..,a I'm,
Mallory, Louisa. se' chesterfield;
CITY HOTEL.-J StubbleieIa ch.-, ,
Brown, do; Jones, Williamsburg. n M rs oitfi
FL Townes, g r Jetfries, T J White ~ Iowpes,
son, r d Adams, N C; w Boyde. iy II Il John
Il g Manser, Sussex r VIM and lad, ; pnaappeii,
J Lnnpkin, J Dent Va; T. Es,,s i he.efse 4
Whiting, Southampton; H M Lawson sna e.
Peters Bait; Leur Swift u A; g w Cnnni iaay
Hampton; Judge Clopton Va. MAN,
AMERICAN HOTEL.-E Hubbard R,.,;
ham; w Smith, jr, New York. Gilbs. Iynns
burg: Vaughan, Petersburg; DR. Scott, AmsEa
$ Brown, Hartman. g H Mitchell. Augusta. ' W
Colbert, Mrs Colbert, Mrs Ransome, Hamnto,, {
Carpenter, Allegheny; Capt Parrish, w o Smith
Steamship jaime stowu; Hunt, Hunt, Cole Col
PFoydence A H Brown, Amelia; G B Murray Pow
hatan; p FL kellogg do 9 T Evans, Essex; q Woos
Wilmington; @ 1 Ridgely N G; A Kelly, Washing
ton; ii Brown, Va DIR Massey and Son, baltimore
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 8.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, mdss. and passengers. -
Schr. VIM. B.: jenkins, Vanderbilt, New York,
sshr Charles P brown, Mckay, New York, hay
Sch; Baltimore, Phi lips, Baltimore, mdse. to W.
d Colquiit & Co.
Schr. Il. Prince, Boze Baltimore. guano to II. w.
Fry.
schr. Francis Emore, Smith, New York. euspo to
II w. Fry aud Edmond & Davenport
sehr. Beauty, Chambers, Philadelphia, coal to w
sehr Judge Baker, Bogart. Philadelphia, coal to s
P. Halves.
Schr AdeIine, PHILIPPE, Alexandrs, coal to stearus
schr W. ter J. Doyle, Isl ,ult Norfolk, corn to
Stearns& Brummell.
s:hr Brunette -. Philadelphia, pig iron to j.
schr. North Wind, catlin, Alexandra, coal to
schr oFiana' Dodge My r York, mdse D. Curre.
Schr f. Hardy, Walker, North Caro- ina, light
Schr Jehn Hardy, Piner, North Carolina light
Sch' Sprail Moss, Timer, North Carolina, light,
Schr. Emily Horton, Candy, Philade phia
Schr. Oyoca, Ireland, Philadelphia.
Schr. Edwin, Aron, Port Walthall, to load for Bal
timore.
Steamship Roanoke, Parrish, New York, mdse. and
passengers.
Steamer Belvdere. Clifford, Baltimore, mdse., Lud-
lam Watson
BALTIMoRE, Nov. s.-Cl'd schr. Vaodivers, Jones,
NEW YORK, Nov 7. cleared, schr Oscar F. Haw.
ley, Cartwright, Abdel kader, Brown, and j. T. Rer.
fpsnq; sopeI, Richmond; schr. Lucy Penn, Owens,
Cook Petersburg; Yorktown, Cole, Richmond
GIBRALTAR, Oct. l0.-1he ship Algona, Calhoun,
OF st johns \. B., from Cardiff, for City Point with
fal4road iron for the Scuthside Railroad was dsulas-
ed, and had her decks swept away and hatches and
houses stove in, in the hurricane of Sept g. in lat 40
y Ion 10 ". and was abandoned next day in sink
| rived at Gibraltar "
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n len . C11Ehn1 fEC1OhAIL, fOh
IA THE.CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE-
NESS, BRONC WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation facilitate the business of life
increase its enjoyment and even prolong the term of
hannah existence, none can be named Of real
value to mankind, than this contribution of Che isfy
the Healing Art. vast trial of its virtues through
out this broad country, has proven beyond doubt,
that no medicine or combination OF medicines yet
known can surely control and cure the numerous
varieties of pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from our midst thousands and thousands every
year. Indeed, there is abundant reason TO be-
lieye remedy has at length been found which can
be relied on to the most dang affections of
the lungs. Our space here will not permit us to pub
but would present the following land refer fur
Their enquiry to my American Almanac, which the
agent below named will always be pleased to furnish
free wherein full particulars, and ndisputable
proof of these statements.
Office of Transportation, Laurens R. R., 1,
C.ArER-Dear Sir Ny little SON. j. four four years
old, has just recovered from severe attack Of ma
gnaut Scarlet Fever, his throat rotten, and eve
ry person that visited him. pronounced him dead
child. Having used your Cherry Pectoral in Cafor-
na the winter ofl850, for attack of Bron
my little boy. gave him teaspoon full every three
hours commencing in the morning, and by ten o'cik
at night found decided change for the better, and
after three days rse he was able to eat drink
lis use in the above named disease will save many
child from premature grave aud relieve the anx-
Throat and Lungs, believe it the best medicine ex-
tact. feeling of the deepest gratitude prompts
me in addressing you these lines-but for your impor
tant discovery, my little boy would now have been
in another world.
am yours with great respect
j. d. POWELL, Sapt. Trans, L. R r:
WINDSOR, C. w June 26, 1859
J. C. AYER-Sir: This may certify that have used
your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one years and
it is my sincere belief that should have been in my
grave ere this time if had not. 1t has cured Of
dan gerous affection of the lungs and lido
state my convictions when tell you it is priceless
remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
D. A, McCULLIN, Attorney at Law.
Nilksbarre. Pa, September %, 1850
DR.. ]. C. AYER-My dear Sir: Your medicine is
much approved Of by those who have used it here,
and its composition is such teinsu-e and maintain
ifsreputation. invariably recommend it for pulmo.
nary affections do many of our principal ply sicans
am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER. NJ. D.
Prepared by JAMES C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell
Mass
Sold in Richmond at Wholesale and Retail, by
PURCELL, I4XDD CO.,
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every
where. oc 25-wfindwSmo
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NORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL
MI AND BLOOD PIIRIEIER PRICE 81


BoTTLE.-Physicians of the fist standing in the me-
deal profession and prescribe it the most eec-
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; hle vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought by sedentary
habits exposure indigestion, torpid state Of the liver
er impurities of the blood now look upon this COR
Dt AL as most mysterious and magical in its healing
properties and restoring powers 1t stands Mt
IN he treatment and cure of Neuralgia General De-
bilty and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia Indiges-
ton Loss cf Appetite, Acdity of the Stomach Ner-
yous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head, Cos
tiveness or Irregularities the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains Misery in the Side or Region of the Heart,
Fatuency Depression of Spirits Palpitation of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations Pros
tration of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sensa-
tions kumbness of the Flesh or Limbs, Difficult or
Heart, Affections of the Lungs Jaundce, Diseases
of the Kidneys, arrangement or PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs of Nature which painful lrregu-
arites especially with Females producing Debility
MoRTiMORE.s BITTER CORDIAL is purely
vegetable pleasan totake, and perfectly safe to be
used in any state ofhealth By the most delicate
female child.
Cy- Price one dollar per bottle.
W. V. ALEXANDER Co., Proprietors, No. Bar
clay street, (Astor House, New York
EY- Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that invaluable and remedy for Rheumatism
in all its FORMS either imfiammatory acute, chro-
mic, no difference how bad the case, how long
standing This is Mortilnore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND. which is a vegetable extract, internal
remedy prepared expressly for this one disease 1t
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies The evidence is most overwhelming and con.
vincing, given by vast numbers on most re-
spectacle citizens
Call and get circular and read the letters andcer.
tifcates of your friends ane those around you who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
perfect health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., sole Agents
far ichmoDd an %
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TX =. HANhINO, SIIIf CdANDLEk,
~. GROCER AND COMM SSION MER-
Haskins Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Landing. where may besfonnd general assortment
of all articles in his line, viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Irvine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thimbles; Ma
rine Spikes, Caulking Irons Can Hooks, Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes. Wood Saws and various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
GROCERIEs.--Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soap, Candles,
Butter. Lard. Molasses, &c.
BEEF.-Mess. Prime and No. /; Mess aud Prime
Pork. -stf
BACON, Dried Beef, Smoked Tongues &c
PAINTS.--White and Black Lead: Paris, Chrome
and Verdgris Green, Vermillion, Chrome Yellow,
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil. Tar, Pitch Rosin,
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crcckery, for ship use
Buckets. Brooms Sc
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q. .a,lrer 10 distraction but be dill NOT wish thai
sIe shou. Il be dishonofed He eafrchiznd nor,
~ s,aasd her and brought her back 70 her tather
y ~, vs, moment that the latter was IN search oil
him 1hs father understood the legal better than
lie passionate expression Of this unexpected de-
nos ',,nent, and gradually touched, moved con-
Han Ia Give the actor his daughter, he being the
u,oet honorable and honest man he had ever met.
aWell who is the hero oEthis taller 1t will prob.
ably be asked; "Bressante Drindeaa, Latentains,
or ss,tue elegant lover Of the Gymnasium, OF the
ComeS,s Fraac1ssn
mol Ithappcnd to be the actor Garfiek who
was so much esteemed. that ut his death his tune.
ral pail was borne 10y the Duke Oh Devonshire, Lord
Camden, Earl Spencer, and viscouns falmerston,
followed by hi,y mourning carriages, containing
the most OF the Eng.h nobility. But NJ. Melville,
who has made comedy out OF this anecdote, has
attributed II to Geo sullivan and 1t Is un Ter the
title OF Sullivan that the piece Obtained on the ilt
November, at the TAsotre Fraacaise such brilliant
success.
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.R. GORDON HARRIS. GRADITaTr

~ OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS 1924. FOIJNDTR
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY. M
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build
ing and Post One Those requiring medical or sur.
gcal aid, by applying TO DIR. H, may secure skiIlul
treatment and advice, while all communication ;j
be sscrediy shielded by the Eggs of professional
honor.
Aware OF the difficulty with the public to discrmi
nate In newspaper advertisement between the gen
une and skiful physician and the spurious pretsp-
sions OF the designing and dangerous qnack Dr. ii.
viii cheerfully give, when applied to- such private
references as viii fully satisfy all who require bis
services.
BEWARE OF NosTRUMs'
Avoid the Patent Eiixirs, Compounds and Cordiala
advertised 70 cure all persons under varied forms Of
disease.
As the constitution and habits of individuals ds fer
reason teaches the same remedy cannot be suited 10
all alike aud that disease only be safely and eE
fectually eradicated by audicous application Of pro-
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED.
practical experience of over 25 years enables Dr.
HI to insure sound and speedy cure in certain clas
of diseases, which have too long been yielded BY
regular physicians TO the hands of euackery Re
may be consulted confdenally, either in person or
by letter
Persons at a distance cured at home by addressine
a letter to DIR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail express to any part of the
United States oc Ism
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ROWLING sALooN-The undersine,

~ !" INV bhI-OON.-IH lie UUutfSIgneU
~ has Just tttednp an elegant SALOON in the
rear OF the Arbour, for the amusement and exercise
OF eentlemen; with three splendid ALLEYS inst nut
down Ia the best manner by MIR. r. England. and
pronounced by judges the most superior in work
msnship ever seen IN the city which viii be opened
this day to the public
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and it is now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia, where can be had
at all times the greatest delicacies of the SEASON. and
where everything good to eat and drink viii be al
ways ready for his friends and patrons,
He returns his sincere thanks his friends for their
unbounded patronage aud assures them every atten-
onof himself aud assistants will be always rendered
oc 10 r. w. ALLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09

CAReo OF THE Snip HARKAwAY- Tho cargo
OF the ship Harkasay. towed into the port of
Charleston some time ago by the steamer South
erner, has nstipulated for under the order of
IKE court, on The following terms, namely:-Sound
zuano, So per ton, wet do, SGT 50. There are
about 320 tons of sound, and ass of wet