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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-05
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.



~ ELECTION 6TH APRIL.
Nominated tn CoRUcaton By the Wigs of Richmond
Mayor-Joseph Mayo
Commonw eath's Attorney-R Daniel
Clerk OF Husting Court-Charles Howard
City Sergeant-J N Ferguson
City Collector Hobson
High Constable--No nomination
SuPt Gas Works-Chas Campbell
Supt Water Works. Dsvis
Supt Poor House-A Michaels
Supt Streets-Micajah Bates
Register of Water Works-M L Stratton
City Gauger-Sampson Jones
Measurer of Gran-L B Luck
City Assessor abney NJ Miller
Captain Night Watch-Gervis S Trueheart
City Surveyor-P Harrison Jr
MONROE WARD
nderson, A Scott.
AIdermen-Jas Bray, WineHe cid VIM I,oot-
wright T Pu liam. Richard A Darlington.
MADISON WARD
For COuncilmen-GA Myers Charles Mills Thos
w McCance S Maupiu and H w Fry.
For AIdermcm-James Evans IL Burton Thos
Iyrer, 9 Binford and Cowardin. apl
tThe following ticket Will be supported by the voters
of Jefferson Ward
FOR ALDERMEN. coy scILxrN.
Alfred Inoes RIO Haslsins
4 3 a ssSssy \ Baiii
WmTaylor M Talbot
Sam Hardgrove Jos NJ Darlington
mn 3o-Ide Many Po'ere 0f both Partaes.
TO the Voters Of TIE C1fy Of Richmond
wCITIzENs-Mr. Mayo having determined to
become candidate for the Mayoralty myself
as candidate Tor the Office of Atorneyfr the Common
wealth in the Hastings Court of Ri c.,mond
Very respectfully, your fellow-ctzen,
NH 29-tde n ID AIrCIrST
To the Voters fthe CITY Of Richmo,d:
The many call That have recently been published
soie IT the daily papers and the repeated personal
lictatons that have been made me- allow my name
10 be used candidate for the office OF City Collector,
renders it necessary that should make some public &C.
acknowledgement: l will therefore. siraply sate-atler
returning my sincere thanks to my many friends for
their Kind wishes-that no effort shall be wantisg
Tt. IN .- rhavUa 1,ttp
with entire satisfaction. WIN G. ALLEN
Richmond. March %. 1853 NH 24-tde
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JAMES KIVER CEMENT.-This very supe
| y ror and justly celebrated Cement. which has been
used by the James River and kanawha Company spe-
cmens of which he at the companys tdewater
connecticut by the Rivanna Navigation Company by the
North River Navigation Company, by the Richmond City
Gas ors and by various persons and companies, and
now being used by Col G. croze chief engineer of the
Blue Ridge Railroad. for arching the tunnels (slae
work. and is pronounced equal if not superior to any
ment manufactured in the United Ststests offered
for SALE put up in and tight barrels, we'll prepared
and secured in good order, every barrel warranted
Applyto
Balcony Falls, Va,
Or to ROBERT RANKIN, Agent.
NH 2e-lm Richmond, Va.
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ENxECUTOR'A SALE OF FARM OF 60
~ ACR ES. IN HENRICO COUNTY. ABOUT 7
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.-Will be sold
TUESDAY the 10th April. 1858, upon the premises. if
fair not the next fair day the hour of IL oc ock NJ
the tract ofand which w Mosby resided the time
of his DEATH containing CD acres adjoining the lands of
Messrs Joseph Prddy. Richard Cross and Others The
distance from Richmond is about miles,
TEKMs-One third cash. balance and months for
bonds bearing interest secured by deed title
retained E Ily MosBY, Executors.
Sale conducted byV' GoBDrN, Auct. APPS
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ITO TIUR lDUIRV.UC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
VTyHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
i the city of Rchmond and is preparedto entertain in
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired and newly and handsome
y furnished this well known and popular hotel pleasant
" and conveniently located Broad aud Governor ST.
the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled give satisfaction to those who IA
YOUR him with their patronage
no 7-tf RF DARRACOTT
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

CHARTER ELECTIONS.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND At the request of several of my friends and
IN accordance with my wish, do hereby
Myself nddate for the office of High Constable of
the city OF Richmond Should it please my fellow citi
aens to eect pledge myself to devote my undivided
attention to the duties Of the Office.
NH 2l-hl 3, SLADE
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.

BIZ DUNLOP, MONCUHE e Gu.
II ICORICE AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
IL DAY next, the 9Th instant, commencing at ten
O'Clock, will sell at office, 100 stick and
mass Licorice, of various brands.
TERMs-Under 800. cash over that amount, 6 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, NONCURE & CO..
APPS Auctioneers.
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TO The V0leYS Of RicAm0nd:
hereby announce myself an Independent Candidate
tor the Mayoraty of the CITY, If elected shall endsa
your faithfully to discharge the duties Of the post
NH % MARTIN NJ LIPSCOMB.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMMER.

BE WE ORGE j. SUMMER.
NERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL.
AND PRIVATE HOUSE KEEPERS-SALE
OF THE FURNITURE BELONGING TO The
UNION HOTEL.-On TUESDAY MORNING 6, the 5th
of April, commencing at 10 o'clock the Union Hotel
will be sold the entire Furniture belonging the house
amongst which will be found very superior sett
black walnut Dining Tables. made expressly to order.
good as and capable of dining from rs leo per-
ParIer Furniture-a fashionable city made Sofas,
mahogany Chairs and Rocking Chairs, mahogany mar
BILE top Centre Table, all city made ORDER git frame
Mantel Mirror, Carpets, &c.
BEDROOM Furniture-Froin 60 to rs Beds and
best cured hair Mattresses made ORDER
in excellent condition, having been very little used Bu-
reaus, and other chamber Furniture.
TERMs-A sums under $50. cash; for all sums of $50
and upwards months credit for approved negotiable
notes.
NOTICE-Should the sale not be completed on the
first day it will be continued the day following com
mcncing at the same hour. GEO. j. SUMNER
NH % Auct.
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DRlME PORTO RICO sUGAR.-e1s hbas
- prime Porto Rico Sugar. cargo of the brig Edwin
fitler Captain Hewitt from Mayaguez landing aud for
sale by ''1o ~'N W
M JEyUIc xyupp ., COY,
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A PEARL ST Rect SANS DOUCI
IA HOUSE. 484NS
IN This House il now in full operation and -
Vja those who are fond ofthe good things
Oof this life. respectfully invited to call and
pfOr themselves. We have q regular Dinner from 2
Aunt O'Clock, and snacks served up at all hours
which hour suits all merchants and you can then sit and
discuss it and feel yourself home Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up and
any part of tho city addition the above have
beautiful panting-Leda and the Swan, orig
NAL by caracco. Every should that there
ether extant and free exhibition at that Our liquors
fine and will compare with any in the city. Call and
foe
O.
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To Tie Voters Of Richmond:
Atthe solicitation OF many friends hereby announce
myself candidate for the place of GAUGER. Should
be your pleasure to elect me- promise that pains
my part shall be spared te give satisfaction
NH lint DAVIS
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U- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
Gentlemen Thankful for past avors again respectful.
~ announce myself candidate for reelection.
mn ltd J. H. STRORIA, Civ Gauger.
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BKEEDEN & FOX
Il IL attractive stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
ever before offered by them consisting of all the new "a
brcs and designs in ladies' gentlemens bows and SER
wants weaf, with full stock of housekeeping goods to
all OF which they ask the attention of city and country
buyers assuring them good Goods very reduced prices
2l7 Broad street.
MATTING.-A lot ofsuperior Canton Mating re
lv1 ccived and for sale by BREEDEN L FOX
mn 2l-d2w cit Broad street.
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sale by A ~
oP LEWIS WEBB Il SON.
( tATX ELECTlONs.-ln pursuance Of IAN act
~ revising and reducing into one act the provisions
OF the Charter OF the City of Richmond" passed rch
goth. 1852 an election will be held WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th OF April 1858, in each Ward of the city for five
membersot the Council and five members of the Court
OF Hustings and for Mayor. Superintendent of ahe
Gas Works, Superintendent Of Streets, Superintendent
Of the Water Works. Register of the Water Wosks,
Assessor Collector of the City Taxes, Sergeant, High
Constable Captain of the Night Watch Manager Of the
Poorhouse, Gauger Measnrer of Grain. Clerk Of thu
Hastings Court Attorney for the Commonwealth in
said Court and Surveyor.
The election will be held at the First Market in Jof:
srson Ward; at the City Hall in Madison Ward and at
the Shockoe Hill House. in Monroe Ward.
apl VIM. P. SHEPPARD, CIR.
XIX BBL.s PORTLAND SYRUP
CsO 500 tons Richmond ground Plaster
100 packages Bacon Sides Shoulders and Jorss
100 bbs Baltimore rectied Whskey
80 hhds prime Cuba Molasses
Lagaayra Coffee Rice. ground Pepper
Mustard Peruvian Guano
In store and to arrive, for sale BY
ap2--eo3t JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE
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no TT H. DARRACOTT
HARDwARE, CUTLERY. &c.-Tbe sub
scriber having purchased the stock ct goods be;
opened the formerly occupied by him. takes this
method of inviting friends the customers Of Mr. New
burn and the publ: generally to call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly banda general assort
of Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Toos'
&C., which he will! sell at very low prices r. .pxu
II Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
CR SPRING FASHION OF HATs.-The
subscriber is in receipt of the Spring fashions to
which he respectfully invites the attention of purl
'" f. is JOHN THOMPSON.
- WOOL HATS.
1I have still on hand a large assortment OF
Ooblack brown, pearl and drab wool Hats, OF all
s'ao'S' lot '4' '''' -" JOHN THOMPSON,
de4 81 Main st
0d60 WATER PROOF HOOTs.-On hand
i fine assortment of gentemen's fine calf sewed
and psgged water proof Boots :, KIP 40 u 90 40
.sfan SERVANTS AIIOEs.-Ihave on hand
Y large supply of city made Brogues. heavy pegged
D''sA"' A"' "-'' JOHN THOMPSON
TVANNER's OII.-75 bbls. in prime order, for sale
NH IS DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
r INEN DAMASKS. Ac.-A large lot table Da.
i 4 masks, Napkins and Towels. for sale by
C HARTWELL i CO.,
ap4 Opposite Swan Tavern
TAMEs A. SMELL, agent for Mlson Smell has
- taken the stand No. %, West Main street, lately
occupied by John A. Smell Co.. and has just received
a part and by Wednesday next will have an entire
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
fully soics the patronage OF the trends OF the late
firms of Jno. A. Smell Il Co. Barnes Snell and Hugh
Rileigh. &C lift
IN Hills PRIME OLD sMITHFIELD
III APPLE BRANDY
, do do do do peach do
10 hhds prime Ohio Bacon Sides
10 do do do do Shoulders
10 bbls do do do Hams
Just received for sale by
NH 81 JOHN WOMBLE & co.
DOLL BUTTER.--5 bbls. fresh Roll Butteriin
IL y store, for sale by
fe24 l. II. Wake & co.
DRAZIU. sUGAR-2O0 bags
ID Syrup-lOO bbs
Rectifed Whiskey-25O bbls
Joles-l0 hhds
Salt--l00O sacks fine
Ground Alum Salt-500 sacks
N Rum--50 bbls
Java Cofee-200 bags
Fer sale by
nha6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il CO.
-dan GENTLEMRN's DRESS ROOTS
- Miles ASon's make-ust received and for sale at
JOHN THOMPSON
de No 81 Main street.
% RANDY.-5 bbls four year old Apple Brandy.
Ii received andfor sale BY -
NH THOMAS JONES.
APPLE BRANDY--l5 bills old App Brandy
Aeceiving, for sale by
81 ]. n. Wake eco
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E Fer sac by Druggists generally and by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.
psobr,
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UDICKLE FORKS, &c.-Saad Spoons and
IL Forks, pickle do. pickle Knives for sale by
nah "a Il NJ ZIMMERMAN
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NIHGINIA.-A comprehensive description Of Vr-
gina AM the District of Columbia containing co.
pous collection. Geographical Statistical Political Com
mercal Religious, Moral and Miscellaneous information
chiefly from original sources by j. Martin. To which is
added History Of Virginia from its fret settlement to
from that period the independence of Virginia, by
w Brockenbrough, formerly Libra ian the Univer
sity of Virginia. and afterwards Judge of United States
Court in florida, GAG pages, svo, bound in strong
sheep, price $500.
The above will be sold in any quantities at w Ran
dophs Bookstore and Bindery 12l Main street, Rich
nOnd.
Cc,;a. can't lxv no; g., al. Il.
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Marine Affairs.

DrsERTfRs MARY AND MARrA.--It win be
collected that while the ship Mary and Martha, socum,
Of this port her last cruise the Northwest
coast the lst Of July last when one hundred and
seventy FIVE miles from Queen Charlote's Island boat
searcr and boats deserted 1t has been o,ed,
such the nemsDcy Of the weather at the time that
all bands persisted; but private letter received here
from Charles r Hathaway ESQ., Of this CITY, datef%san
francisco, January 80 says" While was at Puget
Sound heard from the Hudson Bay people that bolts
crew from the whaler Mary and Martha So
cum were made prisoners by the Indians Queen Char
lotes Island taken to Fort Victoria, and ransomed ny
the Hudson Bay Company = Ne~ Bed.tord Mercury
March 3.
COMMERCE SAN FPAycIsco,-From statistca taple
drawn up by Col Cost Of the naval Office, gan Francisco
II aptenrs that 04 vessels OF the aggregate tonnage OF
6G srrived OF that port during the year lss2 being
an increase OF 2bT vessels 1851 and 26I OBS tons
The number Of clearances for the PERIOD was
comusing AGO oo4 tons being increase OF clearance
over the previous year Of go vessels and o54 tons
Dtrp er. sorNDSGs Captain Denham, Of II. B. NJ.
r Herald recently stated, In paper read before the
ROYAL Geographical Society that the passage from
Rio de Janeiro the Cape Of Good Hope IN 20 deg 49m
south latitude ard 81 dog en- west longitude on calm
day the ocean was ssceraned to be 1906 fathoms deep
or II geographical niles
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&c.
Mails for the para.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-FuA. "EGIN
OF THE BREAKING Up OF THE OLD AND a.
MING OF THE NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PIERCE's ADDRESS.
The mail steamship Georgia Capt Porter, will leave
this port at two O'Clock this afternoon for Aspinwa
The mails for California and other Parts Of the Pacific
will close at O'CLOCK
The nav YoaK edition.
. .anIY HERALD, California :,
with the latest intelligence from all parts OF the "
will be published at ten O'Clock this morning
Single copies sixpence Agents will please send in their
orders early as possible
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Talk on Change.

Previous to high change, but few merchants had had
time to read the Presidents inaugural Speech but among
those who had done So there but opinion, and
that was decidedly favorable.
The tone of the speech regarding foreign relations
well his views of domestic policy, considered
good and above ALL his broad constitutional grounds
garding the compromise measures, and his declared de
ment broad national grounds irrespective of all
tional prejudices, fully approved. merchant
stated that the Presidents opinions regarding the acqu
son oforegn territory corresponded with his that
he considered the acquisition of Cuba highly desirable
but opposed to all unlawful attempts to seize it by
force. His views regarding the influence of our
cal intercourse with other nations he thought admirable
A far merchants concerned there appears to be
disposition to give the administration fair and
honest trial They not the class to raise acous op
position. The impartial and honest administration of
the aws-whether by the local. State General Govern
ment-will always receive their hearty approval.
AT a meeting Of the merchants on change yes
tsrday, John L. Bulky, Esq, and Jacob r. Nevns Esq
were appointed to represent them at the city reform
meeting this evening.
The mercantile friends of the Hon Mos,s H. Grinnel
so long associated with them change, gratfed
to learn from member of his house. that his health had
been much improved by his trip to Savannah and Charles
ton.
From conversation on change, the meeting TO night
promises to be largely attended By merchants
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Letters ksNtcnt occurred IN ASfcs k.UvCkHmo~
cher Hydro Electric Votac Chains constructed m
be worn under the garments the most wonderful Disco
ve,y 10 medicine and electricity OF the present day They
relieve wthoutpnip shock nstanteneousy acute ner.
pains such ~ head ear ana cosns
and preceptble action On tne body osoases o. years
sssndne-4uch a. govt local paralysis, nervous conn
Pints, liver diseases, ppear a. Dy m'racs;
these dreadful diseases In children commonly called con-
yu.ions as also in OF teehng under difficulties
and disorders Of the bowels. They precip'tats me.
taIs from their solutions, dccompose water defect
tie magnetic needle, in short, show al the phe.
nonenon Of a powerful voltac pile The instru.
snts producing these effects weigh about Two ounces,
can folded up In spoci etbook always ready for
instantaneous use and wiz last man his lifetime,
guarding hielf family and friends, &c against thaS
nunber Of diseases and plants in which mild stream
ing electricity is perfectly safe certain, and wonderful
speedy remedy The price Of 4. complete chain - FROM
Incredible may the above facts any person csu
sasy convince himself beforehand at the depot OF their
Saith The Importance of the invention has been 40
New York, and the chains have been applied with great
uecess ia tie medical colleges the City Bellevue, and
Yards Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital &c; In
Europe by the Royal Colleges Of Physcians and Sur
* Paris; by TIE Imperial faculty at Vienna; by tho
ROYAL faculty at Berlin and other scientific institutions
81 the highest ORDER including the princpal hospitals ia
Europe.
the same eject from all the above institutions In Ame
Gca and Europe a. we'll ns Of the most euinent ana
Iatn,ushed members OF the profession in both hemi-
snberss and invite the public to examine them.
gu and u strated descriptions-one for personal
.s5 one Cor scientific men-wh copies OF Testimonials
Ind q number Of cases cured IN New York and Europe
nsy be obtained gratis, AT the Office They Will be for.
sa1ed free OF postage any part of the United States
: answer 70 prepaid inquiries Containing ,sree cent?
postage stamps j. sTf1NsRT,
No. bes Broadway, corner Of Prince stree
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RrOOLIyn CITY TutetIlDCucc.

NUMEROUS ASSAULT iron A CoroR MANA coored
man. named Cato Oliver, resident Of Fatbush at
tackled by two men, named James Welsh and Patrick Nc
CURE while returning to his home from religions
ship, on Wednesday night last He accompanied by
several male and female acquaintance. all of whom
quietly walking along without disturbing any The
attacking party appears under the influence To
liquor Finding they likely to get the worst Of it,
one If them drew knife and inflicted dangerous wound
upon the person of Oliver and then both of but
soon after pursued ard taken into custody Oivers IN
uIcs il is feared will terminate fatally Yesterday tho
accused were brought before Justi King aud committed
TO Jail unit, the nature and extent OF the colored mans
INJURIES can be ascertained
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-rHE CLosfrG
SCENES IN CoEGREsS-THE NEW ABMINIsTRA ALTON
GEN. rIERCEs INAUGURAL ADDRESS
The Collins steamship Arctic, Capt. Luce, will leave
this port at noon to day for Liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of
the New YORK HERALD will be received at ae follow
ing places in Europe -
LryERPooL-John Hunter, No. Paradise street
,LoYDoN-Edward Sanford & Co, Cornhill.
Vim. Thomas & Co., No 10 Catherine street.
p. Wilmington, Wells l. Co, Rue de la Bourse.
a. B. Fl. Revolt, No. Il Rue de Ia Baneue
Tho E >ean mails win close in this city at o quarter
before s1erer' O'Clock in the morning. The WEEKLY
Hrp.,n v;1, ,o rSshed at half past nine o'clock
Single con;. sixpence.
n-crFers,
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Marine Court.

ACTION AGAINST THE AMERICAN ART UNION.
MARCH 3.-An action has been commenced In the Ma
rne Court against the American Art Union By Mr. Chas
Haven to recover the of S23 which he alleges to be
due TO him for six months services rendered clerk
that association The defence is that the American Art
Upicn is indebted and claims that Mr. azcn work
ed gra tuously The set down for trial yessr
day G. and Mr. Darlington attended in court
behalf Of the plaintiff and Mr. Frederick A. Coe for the
defendant who ano sed the matter TO be adjourned till
N.
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
The Grand Jury having stated, in their presenfment
respecting corporation affairs that an offer OF sz25ooO
wort property ard also Of $500 600 OF which the
Naror was notified prior 10 the sale declare such state
ant A. Le entirely without foundation in truth offer
~ an. such amount having come to my knowledge
and indeed of over 100000. - - -
~" urnh 4 iSs3 A. c. KINGSTAND n
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The Prescott House" Hat Store An invi-
tation is extended to all gentlemen OF to the new
and elegantly arranged hat Of Nessrs KNOX
JAMES, in Capt Degroot's Prescott House. In Broad
way, Of Spring street. directly opposite the Col
lahore House Their assortment of hats the spring
fashion comprises every description from grave to
that every taste and fancy be suited more salts
factoriy than at any other establishment in the city,
The standard price their elegant and fashionable hats
is four dollars each.
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AID for Mndcir0.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Ineosed riease find order for dollar for the
lief Of the Madeira sufferers This donation suggested
by one similarly mode by c II. in your paper of the
9th instant. Yours, &c, w. BARTON
Montgomery, Ala
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Drake, Hatter.-The Public, In want Of u
good hat respectfully invited to call at Bowery

Espenscheid's Hats Decidedly the Fa-
vortes of the public this Gentlemen Of taste
readily appreciate the beauties OF his manufacture and
at once perceive the advantage Of purchasing hat for
SO co. which superior every respect to those sold at
other places for 81 The store Is lO Nassau street cor
of Ann
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frequently asked, especially since Van Deusen's I'M
proved Wahpene has created such sensation in the
circles Of fashionable and polite life There is no Wah-
meme now known but the improved Of VAN DEUSEN'S,
which readily changes grty hair to its first color ana
creates new. beautiful and healthy gro WITH Sold at
1913 Chambers street.
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HATS that are truly Elegant.-The Peoples
Hatters Spring style of hawe safe in saying COM
bnes to greater degree, than any other yet Issued
the most important characteristics Of perfect hat viz
Elegance Of STYLE richness of materials and superiority
Of workmanship The Peoples Hatters are practical
mechanics, fully up with this practical age Standard
prices 81 and So. HAT FINISHERS UNION No IL
Park Row, opposite the Aston House.
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Rich's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 MARVIN, No. lag
Water street New York are the only makers Of alaman
dsr cafes with wlder's patent snd Rich's patent
81