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Washington sentinel., 1854-06-27
ITEMS. or NEWS.

GREAT RACES IN ANTIcIpATloN-Mr Boyden.
OF New York, offers the following challenges for
great matches, 10 take place next fall and spring
american Horses against Foniga--The under.
signed will name two American bred horses
which he will run against any two Foreign bred
horses, at three and four mile heats The three.
mile race he will bet $4,000 TO $4,000; the four.
mile race he will bet $4,000 to 100000 To make
arace, one or both Of the matches may be taken.
and one-half the amount of the sums proposed 10
he deposited, as forfeit, with Mills & Cromeline
bankers, No. so Wall street, New York on or be.
fore the first day of April, 1855, at which time the
hores must be named.
To be run over the National Course. near the
city of New York, on the lasl Tuesday and Wed
nesday in May, 1855, and TO be governed by the
rules OF said course.
New York, Jwns 10, 1854. w. w. BOYDEN.
Gisneocs against Bosions - The undersigned
will name tour horses, the produce of Glencoe,
which he will run against any four horses the
produce of Boston, in the United States al one.
two, three, and four-mile heats The one-n,iIe
race 10 be for $4,000; the twomile race 10 be for
$1,000; the ihree-me race 10 be for ST., 600 the
four-mile race 10 be for S5000 To make race
the matches must be all taken and one-haf the
amount Of the sums proposed TO be deposited, as
forfeit with n.i,,s =. = S.c.nene. bankers No. SO
Wall street, New York. on before the Isl day Of
September next, at which time the horses must all
be named.
The races TO be run over the National Course,
near the city Of New York on the first Monday.
Wednesday, and Thursday, in October next and
to be governed by the rules of said course
New YORK, June 10, 1854. w. w. BOYDEN.
PURTrcATrcN PROM Foul AIR.--The following
remarks from writer in the Baltimore Ameries.
are invaluable in Washington, where many causes
are in existence, of the proudcton OF foul arr The
writer's experience is well worth atrial by every
housekeeper:
]" This is the season Of the year when many
sinks become so offensive as to be unhealthy. If
IN concentrated state il is destructive to iife II
iolows that 10 lesser G. ncentrated state il is in.
furious 10 health. The process OF disinf.cting the
air in ysuitsi is simple, cheap and easy. Dissolve
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-27

FATAL ArFRAY.--Dnring an afray, on the 4tl
instant in Clarke county, Virginia, between A.
Ashby and John A, Turner, two cousins, the latte
was killed
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-27

HYDRoPHoBM AMONG CATTLE.--Itis is stated tha,
more than seventy cattle have recently died IN
Montpelier, Vermont and vicinity from the effects
Of being bitten by mad dogs.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-27

SUDDEN DEArH.--ChiefJustic Wells, ,of,he Bos
ton court Of common pleas, died suddenly al his
residence, in Cambridge, on Friday last. His dis
ease was inflammation Of the lungs.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-27

LocUsTs are infesting northern Illinois in my
rads. In many parts of that region, they cover
every shrub, and make the woods vocal with their
singing In that section they are said TO have las,
appeared in the summer of 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09
ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL.-H A Cooke Miss; Pow
oil, We; Jas Radly: Plat, r Stevens and lady, L
WE'LL Jefferson; j johnson: spotsylvanis; C cowden:
Bgctinshsm; ! x Smith; Alabama; West. Miss E
Colby, M.sSlsnd WOOD, Moss, S G.risv ti
" Coles, jr, Va; N Norris. Buckingham; W
Amelia; z Bland. Eottow Az; c Gambler, Fla
DIR and Mrs Hoffman, N Y; D N Bernard, R 8 Field
jobr IggD Pau Ia
and svt, Lynchburg; 8 Simons and family. N York
@ Buckly Cumberland; c Ball, Wheeling; J 3
1.s ana Hs1A.. ana Latham
w Burton Buckingham; M O Hern, Baltimore
J w Gesry, Penn: T Woodson, Ga.
EXCHANGE HOTEL Dejarnett, Miss De-
Louie; r b Chandler, w Dsndridge. New Kent
w Farsh. Jas Fife, Charlettesvilte; R Gentry. AL
bemariei Puryis. Lynchburg; Jas Scott and son
0oochlsnd; Smith. 3 Laton. Miss Laton. J Var
vslkenburf. lady and child, N II; w g w Ga-ger
sS Gs:iS ss.' S L p 5. 5o;s'
LunsnburE; Miss ison. Conn; " Rogers, Bait;
parhsm. Tenn; ] Abrahams, Now,er, T Murrel
H11 Home. Ta.sg s.pshsuJs sE e1
Hopkipson, Miss s Tsliafero, A Clarke and daueh
ter, C CLARK, Bait; w NJ Overton, w arlington; G X
xcs; Taylor oisue s Mssys. john ni
Maybe, Fredenckaburg; g Tyler, Caroline; C H Hun
ton, Prince VIM; J Hall, Fauquier.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-T D Goode Charlotte
Jones and C w Fitzgerald, Nottoway; w E
Prens, Msrtinsville; r arke. r Crymes, "
Coleman, Lunenburs; Cot e White, Pittsv lvania; I
CEaddock; Amelia; DR. g N Skipwith, Powhatan; "
Lubsnk, and E e Dunnaway, Lancaster; Maj A c
Woodbridge, Midlothian; Brooks, Chesterfield; S S
8ublett. and o H r Steam, Powhstan; G G Liver
and Werthsm. Surry; B M De Witt Virginia h
1odss. Tenn; g A Walker, Texas; A w Morris. s c
Greenville; j Mitchell, Miss E Parkinson, Anne
la; T P Bland. NottowaY A wilkinson, New York
d L eimmon, franklin; r Morgan, DR. Shelton ani
son, NelsonG Baker, New York; Simmons, D.
Shelton and son, NJ Shelton, Nelson; E w Alvin
Petersburg; J Hoge. Pulaski; w Leith. w Woodson
Buckingham; 8 Mahon, King VIM; w c Mutt, Pa "
Taylor, ColJ N McCue, Augusta; Col w B Yancey
Rockingham.
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IRON PETERSBURG AND RICH.

- MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THROUGH In TWO DAYS.-The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company now present the quick
est safest and cheapest route with increased faci-
nes never before offered by any line to the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at o'clock, r.
N. lSundays excepted) by Mesns. Boyd, Edmond
Co.'S line of Packets with experienced command
ersor tho next morning at o'clock, by the Danville
Railroad, meeting passengers leaving Petersburg at
O'Clock, A. d. the sane morning at the Junction Of
the Southsde Railroad will proceed to Rice's Station,
whore they will find line Of new and superior Troy
Coaches fine horses and experienced drivers In read-
ness TO convey them with the most possible Dispatch
will reach Lynchburg early in the evening In time to
have good nights rest and take the Cars of the Wiz.
ginia and Tennessee Railroad at o'clock A. NJ next
morning to Bonsacks, distance of Al miles in two
hours in connection with Parish Co.'s old established
inc of Stages so we'll known to the travelling public
for their safety and dispatch, well supplied with
Coaches excellent horses accommodating agents and
drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain House
TO supper, and after comfortable nights rest to the
White sulphur Springs before 10 O'Clock next morn
ing, the second day after leaving Lynchburg.
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock, P. M. daily Sundays ex.
cepted) Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at O'Clock
r. NJ. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
leaving next morning day light breakfast at SCOTS
arrive at Bonsacks at Al o'clock, p. M-and Lynch.
burg at 81 P. M. leave Lynchburg same evening by
Packet at O'Clock, r M. for Richmond, arriving the
second morning, at O'Clock, A. Nor by Stages at
III A. Nor from to o'clock in the morning, and
Southside Railroad to Petersburg and Danvle Rail-
road to Rchnond, arriving same evening at O'Clock.
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RAILROADS. sxHA16DoAxs. 90.
GREAT NORTHERN NAIL ROUTE
~ PRODUCTIONS or FARE 10 BAITTMoHH
AND RHILApELPHlAs-On and af1f MONDXY.
the 16sA August, Thfpugh Tickets - Balti1nor9 sn3
Philadslphia can be chained o. ths Cslnpany over
their route Vic Washinstcn, On ~ ALLOWING fsrn11
70 Philadsiphis. n q
Which secure 70 the passenger transit for self md
baggage through the city Of Washington and Bald.
more free Of any extra charge whatsoever; and e i've
daily lines are run between Phiadelphis and New
York ct rates varying from % to eS for each ifrst
class passenger, ard proportionately for second
elass passengers the public can now be It no los for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York
The Through Tickets named above allow . reason
BILE sojourn In Washington and Baltimore, without
detriment TO any PRIVILEGES conferred by them.
8. RUTH, Agent Of Transportation.
Once r. r. b. h. Co,
Richmond, Aug. 18th, l85S
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MI ARBELlZED IRON MANTEL PIE

WU AhDCLILED IhON WAW I Eli flE-
2vl CES, TAbLE TOPS. &c.-The subscriber
would call the attention of builders and the public
generally this beautiful and durable style of house,
hold ornament-t having been ascertained that this
article is far more durable and beautiful than genu-
inc marble. The polish is high, and they are proof
against the action of oils acids
Specimens and designs may be seen at my Office,
and orders viii be filed with despatch.
r. McCANDLISH, JR,
fe 6-d1m 1S6 Cary st.
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WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF
w ALL AS THEY CAN RE pFTJEn nN

w Luz Al ENl1ON OE
~ ALL AS THEY CAN BE RELIED ON
Inc preparations of Dr. ]. g. Rose 1.-THE Regular Grad.
este ana Physician Of so years experence) are con-
nasnty recommended to the afflicted. As Rem edie.
Dr. 8; Rosss Ezpsctoynat; or Cough Syrup 10
y. J. s. ResSs W1oepiag Cough svyvp rive. I'm.
ppsdists relief and frequently cures in one week
Dr.: J. Rose. Group Syr.p never fail. in eur,n,
the cvesg. that dangerous complaint amongst chill.
ID. D.. Z s. Ro;s: Pesa cwer viii cure STIFF Neck,
ron Cold. 1t cures Sprains, ChiIbiains Cramps or
~ IN t1s stomach or Bowels. Price i2i, 25c and
DIX 8. Rssss Exyaes Of R.ehs Is one Of the hast
Sa.SS. ss ever 9sed for diseases Of the Kidneys,
fsr Heart Diseases ali Nervous Xifection, oG Fs
I:nes, Heart Burn, Reaiesness NumhDs.. My.
sn sas . ip1s' a1S syns e the
Dyspepsia Liver compiss snd Inaissss is cure 70,
e. y sse5S, SsS With bis Alternative Family
d.. J. 8 Rose1 Goldes Pill. for fallin. of IN.
Wenh Female Weakness. Debility and Relaxation
~ = 8. Roses Fe~ai. Specific, remedy for pain
fal Asnstruation, Leueorrhoea or Whites Price 81
D.. y. 3. Res9s Feaals Pills are the only relis6l,
s.sisss: pai!s thy h s. been found e Sc MOS
thoss obssucons to which they are liable, and brinl
nature into it. proper channel. Price 25c.
NJ .: 1ssSs SsssaIayia Go.ps.sd, for al Ski
81 ssSss. Pee Is nd si.c s ''''' I" : superior Z
~ Nests Tssie Nisf~s. foE ChIiIa Fevsrs
aad General pebllity. nevsr-Ailine remedy. 4
~ sssis s,ways ssilcisss = esnvines the mos
Al vhsse soaseitsfions are impaired by disease
o. w::l b fets1a shs.la So p. z 3. Rssss Ns1S
sss:s q Dc sissss s @ rode q sssssns s
II 90 ~ III without eksxea o. Rurcsli. Lsdd a.
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The weather has been stormy all day. which pre-.
vsnsed any outdoor business from being done.
FLOUg is quiet, without any sales to report. We
quote Ct % 50.
WHEAT has improved, and good deal coming
In. Sales at el 9OO42.
CORN In demand at 87l090c.
CLOVER SEED-7fGf4.
1OBACC0-No change; a good supply coming in.
GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS In good demand
ct full prices.
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jona Knfr eMrfM--1AeN n. o. Delta relstee the
following Incident d DE hiaeoey Of The late John

folloWIn8 aoc%oeus y toe asepsy VI sos isse ses1A
Kity sniah;
Mr.. Smith IVES native Of Baltimore, where ne
had ben excessively ENGAGED IN mercantile affsTs.
He removed 70 shis Guy Ia 1911, and was eppo'ns
q Naval Agent. When Gen. jackson arrived :.
Fort 81 Johs u the mouth Of the Bayou on tne
Of December, 1874 be sent mcseageto ~. Smn Ia
Wao hen reeided ae the Bayou bridge 70 nm gig
Cpauih building which stili stands, that ne "ou'u
hFoakfa4 With him the next day.
Accordingly, early on the I'd OF DeceT Ts me
General with bis stan, composed OF SsP..las
Rod, Butler and Chotard, and mayor hueSes svuc
nm 10 he sate of Mr. Smiths residence. where tney
vere cordially received By that hoepi;sete gentle
r,an. Who. during his whole life, was generous
iives snd were entertained In Asfyle which was
no Iess novel than grateful TO those jaded ana ian
ished veterans of the Greek war. -,
n NE preparafion OF the breakfast, Mr.. Smnn
procured the aid of Creole lady, who was deiignt
a a being offered chance Of seeing Gen. jack
sou.
The result of her glance ct these guests may De
Inferred from the fact that meeting Mr.. snitn AZ
terwarda she upbraided him in the severest terms
for trying to palm OF an ugly, unshorn, coarsely
clad Kentucky Gatboatman for the great 1enerai
Jackson. Her mistake was q common one. uen.
Jsckson's appearance. when be emerged from the
severe campaign In Alabama, had but iit1'e OF the
pou,p and circumstance of glorious war IN t.
M. Smith was exceedingly useful to Gen. Jack.
son throughout the campaign. and, after the war,
engaged in mercantile pursuits Ia New Orleans.
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PANKIN'S Observation-Disclosures at
~ 2ANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bribery
The Partisan, Romance of the Revolution. By
w. g. Simms. New ed with plates-$l.25.
Whie Almanac, for 1854-12c.
De Quincey's ESSAYS on Philosophical Writers and
other Men of Letters, 2 vols-Sl.50
Vel 10 Law and Equity Repors-$2.
The Rye House Plot or. Ruth, the Conspirators
Daughter By g. w. M Reynolds-50c.
White Slavery Of England. implied from official
documents, with IL lates. By J. C. Cobden-S1 Is.
Young Duke. By DIHaeli-S7c.
January No. Raukin's Halt. Yearly Abstract-$1.
fe n
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A RE YOU SICK!
IA BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
ASK FOR HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING.

a ne AOo DIN! "
ASK FOR HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING.
TURE The many cures made by this pleasant and
safe remedy may induce counteIfeitipg.
A Medicine must have merit aud great merit, too,
to stand the test of public opinion No art Of ruins
gairanize corhiess article so as TO keep 1t up
GooD \ w III ye popular
and extend its sales after year spite Of oppo
sition. The people readily find our its rssaes end
more rapdity than newspapers can spread II. H.
ing ritnes testifyips to the medicine has made
for him is of far more service than any newspaper
HLAMPToS's VEGETABLE TiAcTURE, and il
The WVeef T. ". Yeake, Grocer, 7s Pearl street,
cured of Rheumatism of years ssaadia9 all sta~
remedies failed.
ing lx6 Pine street, of Dyspepsia great debility per
~ a. sehaeStr, Egg, one of the Oldest Mss.srstss
and most highly respectable citizens cured OF great
weakness aud restored to robust health
Ja,vet PtummeY, l53 l.. Baltimore st.. suffered 10.
tensely six years with hip disease and neieunn
rhenmatism: cured after all ether remedies bad
failed.
Space oilaot permit to aame asndyeds Of ofars =
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos Canot, RobI Gsait
James smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Perysil, 8. A Griffin, John Luke, Rev. Y:
Eskridse, U. Navy and thousands Of Others cured
Bronchitis. ST. vitsS Dance, Ge We refer 70 oar
own citizens. Can on them.
In. hAMfIOH, the author OF TINS ere&t fsaFy,
ecs's pegetabe Tnctvs 10 in bis soth year. " scod
health that 1t will be It 10 rot article sos
up TO impose on the public.
CAL and get pamphlets srstis.
HAaPTON,ss VEGETABLE TINCrURE.-csii
and get pamt hlets grss with history of discovery o.
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see ccxticstss 81
our swn citizens, Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, SeIt.
fuls, Liver Complaint Gsnersl WsaknsAs NsFveS'
Sold hy o. A. sTREcKER, Riehnosd; JONES'
Co, ROBERTSON, WILSON = ALFRED, Z:
tersburgi DR.. COOKE, Frederckshare; MORTIMER
MOWRRAY, Baltimore, and b. Dusstas every
r1sl psr botsls 8 sestls. Tor o. jas
THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
y FRANKLIN STREET. JUST BELOW Thb
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocTok PLUME ~.
ars sii dispensing the bleMinss Of their skh = tee
treatment aad care u ~ dsesss dssssssa q ~ -
8, S;s 80. 8; :sss -. =. 4. e -
nltaaoa.l MssA afss.tiea z s;vsa = Isssals tlsse
Doctor 2: @. - sAe naksrs ~ ssls ysa1eass
~ CHEMtCAL EXTRACT or HRENCH B&QW.
Gk1s yh1ch hes seecd the teet ~ dme. ri vktoA
snnyeaIec . uy1ne toee nd vleos = go. 49,
, s ~ slnsse wttsa tewn - ~ fss - sasly
a.. ~ ' K: R,sah s''.sss'~ 60
pRlME ROLL AND OlaADEs1 Blrr
xkh.-ie Sbls. pzins He'll EnsssE
= hees Dslms fllsks's y.
4seswne PR psesnN = een{11n g -
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Mr.. +. G. Gates, the well known portrsit and
historical painter, of N. York, died last week, of
consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09

The Queen of England IL eaid to be in great
grief at her husbands unpopularity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09

Eureltie Van der vlies. OF Pynacker, near Rot
erdam. Holland, the woman who did not ear since
1918, nor drink since 1872, 10 dead. She died De.
ccmber D
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH
k4y CHEAT And IMPORTANT IN,
0lYYelyVHD PN0yEMENT>-Ths uadsfagned
hSve purcheeed the hight 70 MS d..
ALIENS PATENT 1MRRQvEMKKT n the mods
o. inssrtins ARTIFICIAL TEETH. whisn = ons
Of the greatest and most important invennens Rel
made n this brrrch 81 the Dentisfs arr
The Improvement conSsts In the smpioymens g
metal superior to gold in purity and u the
at the zane dime forms the most basutiful ana nsss
ri looking gum and lling up 81 ereyiceS ana nj
lazties and rendering IL Impossible TOT tne cesu y.
don Of particles of food other substances
them. No other mode Of mounting artificial tsetn
comparable to this in any respect. !. -
Persons wearing teeth inserted In the Ordinary
way, and not giving satissction) are inviiea 70
this invention, which they csn do st but httis a0o
donsl cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this 1ine
of work to any persons who Will call e. oaf o"cs'
WAYT l. MAHCNY, Dentists,
nv l7-dkwts Office. ~ MAN Mlee..
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RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
By Boyd & Edmond's Packets, from Richmond
and Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs. 90
To Sweet Springs. 90
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Southside Railroad from Petersburg AMI
White Sulphur Springs 10 SO
To Sweet Springs. ........................... SO
THOMAS SHARP,
~ LIFT Sup't Trans. Va. l. Tenn. r. R.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 8

Forty workmen were discharged from tn
Charlestown fMass.) Navy Yard last week.
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AND DANVILLE RAIL

pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ ROAD-OPEN TO OVERBY'S "a MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct 3d. 1853. the regular pas
senger train will daily Sundays excepted) be-
tween Richmond and Overby's
The train will stop for passengers at the follow
ing points only: Manchester, Robiou's, Coalfeld To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia c. H.,
Wysnoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrn, Keysville, brakes Branch land
Overby's.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A: M. Returning,
leave Overby's at IL. so O'Clock, p M
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price.
Servants travelling by must be furnished
with two passes, that one can be retained in the
office, and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they permitted to go ON the
Passengers for Halifax c. H, DanviIle and Green's
borough, can meet Messrs Flagg l. Co.'s four horse
coaches at Overbys daily; and those for German
town, Salem, and Salisbury, N. c., can meet Messrs
Flag l. Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
ThuTsdays and Saturday, at Overby's Passengers
meet Messrs. Moss Co.'s coaches at Overby's on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and for Milton
and Yanceyville BY Flagg Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at OveIby's.
Passengers for Lynchburg, via South-Side Railroad
and Flag u Goa stages daily
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q YKR'g CHERR7 PFCT0577. -
cko1 i zs Hill zl anb tC waHs8fs6SkIsS

q YkHB Cherry PECT0H7T
sEss sHysc II ffgo w ASS5ps
ChQuP ASTHMA AND c0NsGN t III Sg0Udn,
say ssa MI NJ s ~ ~ = g a11 q rsss q
ns.sr s: sss Z. . ~. e ssid Viii moro Inn ~
knowledge its sugfemacy, While Iots ~ = p1xeE :.
the great can feel il beneffs Ia n! sas lsfs n
smons tnoss KILLED . care, fee 10 ~ g
Those Of exalted stations ere pof $780, sner sn
20 its virtues but deem Il dptv m e testify
bold out the lamp Of their experience = ths
Witness the followins.
ITra0slaaiopf
49, vermflliorvi1le, La Apy;, ,...
MONS ne Dr.. j. G. AYER;--l bsv~ ,T R,psxD.
frequent use Of your CHEaaY PEcTasso iste, nsds
hcs and am happy 70 inform Jon that il no prss
nssl. tailed me- have made some siansl ss.e -.
" cured one cass os as, with = and have eompss
every other medicine could employ -HnSood
Accept, Sir, the assurances Of ms,
Slstingulshed CONSIDERABLE
Late surgeon of the Royal srine F~.n.D,
Extract from letter Of cur Miu;.tss !, nahcs
OF the Sublime Porte - me Court
Legation Of the U. s. A constsntpon,.
Oh e. AYER.-Desr Sir: The Carrrx Ipkey
RAJ received from you for the Sultan hss 80 Ito
I % hs at the palace ses o
yere 90 hfnd a. to send me has been given r. ~ yoa
VINO nave ia many cases, found il exceedusly .sS
.uu,. do1pr respectfully, GEO. r. M1RsfHis "A'
-siPo'eA1aiy Oh me Y. -. A., to Turkey
Ds.J G. AvrpI ouIseoa, Msrcr S. lass
dailv IN nv nrscsic. "a se your CHERkY PEcTosAI
nraba,;on ~ every country the highest a.
r. w Y.rrur
yAShnEER, N. D..
Amor. Oh. 70 resident Court Physician
nsrsnuaI rnnnen. Ldite who testify to then
III ,,ra Apeislce ano knowledge of the wouasr
PrfTaer, =; .ha;- usefulness OF the CHERry
$500, onn. "a .nS e. sectiohs we may MENTION
VILE a. v" - w. VI tue rederai Union, Mlledss.
i. P.Trox cbri.,;.n Aau
r f,cossS a . s,us ~ ocats, KNOXVILLE, Tenn
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nIHHOLUTION.-Tho partnership of ].
~ H. EUsTACE SON u deceived 81 uutual
consenk The bunen Of the eeneem Will be closed By
sion business. hereby tender my sincere thanks 70
the friends Of the late concern for their patronase
and respectfully solicit ecptnuance Of ther favor
to the new concern of Eustace Appsyard, on north
side Of Basin. J.. H. EU6TACE. ST.
COPARTNERbH.f NOTiCE.-The underlined
have associated themseives under the sfyle Of LUS
TACE APPLEYARD, for the purpose Of conduct.
ing General Commission and Forwarding Business
in the large and comm0dous brick building north hide
Of Basin. They will pay the ssricsest attention to
purchase Of farming implements Of every sort
They have established line Of superior new Canal
Boats, which they recommend particularly to the
merchants of Richmond and through the State, o.
they will leave regularly and punctualIy every
"Wednesday and Saturday, loaded or not. They hope
by strict attention to b1sness en- trusted to them to
meet liberal share Of public patronage
]. HENRY EUSTACE, Jr.,
JOHN APPLEYARD.
Feb L 1854 fa G-1v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09
ITO CONTRACTORS.-SeaIed Promo

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Propo.
Il sails will be received by the undersigned at the
Engineers office of the Fredericksburg and Gordons.
vile Railroad, until WEDNESDAY, FebruaSy 18th.
for the GRADUATION and MASONRY of IS miles
OF said road, embracing the first Is sections West OF
Fredericksburg. Bidders may also offer for the
whole line between Fredericksburg and Gerdons.
vile, distance of As or 48 miles.
Specifications and profles of the work can be seen
at the Engineers office, Fredericksburg on and ef
ter February 9Th, and any information relating to II
can be obtained from the Engineers resident upop
the line.
Bids of persons unknown to the undersigned mus
be accompanied by letters of recommendation.
By order of the Board.
GEO. MACLEOD, Chief Engineer.
Fredericksburg, Jan II, 1854. ia l5-dtl5Feb