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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

FyRcTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTAKNT, MARCa3. 1854 =
~ Pablo hereby even THAT BY O. AZ o. the Lesis
onA charge Of ssn cent sddsa On she rs day q
eharEss previously added BY law tsentyfv cent
each paid and that the said rents insr ling
paid before the Arsl day Nay
snsuing which said rent rsmaas unp,i win
be the Clerk Of AIreArs pursuaa tns proy
-'A' v ~ ~ "''' ELIAS L. SMITH, Presllsna
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DACKKTS TOO HAvEk-sHCOND LINI-THE FOL
= levenE ships will leave HAvre % the l6th and New

They are al Arst class Esw York built ships provided
with al requisite ARTICLES comfort and convenience
y..enEIs and senm.ndsd sy psa q sIpssisnse n n
aoods Subscribers will DO forwarded xee from
oh&ygos but those actually incurred.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NoTIoI Is HERE.
ky aiyen that petitions have been presented In the
Hoard ef for the esnseuoton Of In The
NIicwns named streets, TO wtGtand street. IRON the
Erssns ssst Barrow rreet nom No. Ia B4rsw street 70
40 sewer in Beeokes sree The Bswsry ON the
vat de rom Boad 70 Great Jones street. Monroe street,
ou Rutsers 20 Jefferson street, ALI Interested In
ns above having objections therets are Ieqqessd 70
vyssont lams In writing the Contract Clerk u th
ef3cs, on or before March ., 1854
As ks s1.SyA css'sa As''ss'' Board
urston Aqucduot Department. Feb. g. 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

ArRW YORK AND CALIFORNIA sTKAnSHIP LINZ,
IN via Nicaragua, the Aocessary Transit Company q
kieArsgua. In advance Of the nail
sIe,saF IN nav double snsY9 s..H.niy NSSThhRN
river thges O'Clock p n precisely, for San Juan dol
Nortc Saturday, Karoh connecting With the new and
the Nicaragua Transit route having sus Twelve miles o.
are snsurpasssd In their ventilation ana acoommod ATOMS
For nf0rg ation q p,sssss spPiy only Y n,..,
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ERAvELLERs, GUIDE.

ffAkDzN AND AkBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADIL
" phia from pier Me- North river. Two line gaiIy Al
sn a., pI n A q ssn, nn:
plsees End Camden; fare "a nxyrss lins 81 RI II
" John Potter, Amhoy thence airoeSt Oawdsn by CAR
CROUCH Ia I've hours: fare tS. = 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

ere. CHRIaTY 1 WOODS MINsTRHIs, NO. ~
" Broadway, perform every evening. Tickets eeats
Doors open st 6k; commence ~ TX O'clock
This eompsay has connection with any other.
II. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEORGE CHRIbTY, Stage Manager.
AcAnD-oesrss Ch.ssy veil tnoEn ior Vic Ia, twelve
mesed Informing the pu.o that he has fcrmsd eopart
nership with Mr. Henry Wood, Of Minstrel Hall No. ~
GAOR0x CHRIbTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

NTKW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP UoMPA.
nyT.E aosi,s stepping ~ hsx,nAThs se,ms mp
above ports Thursday as2 o'clock precisely from
pier Harrison street. North river Passage SOS Freight
Ssien for Oresxf. Goods oongaed 10 L. Mead Co.,
Mobile VIM DO forwarded free q cSnp.sy
application the ooe No freight taken 70 Havans bat
specie No freight received on sailing days Shoppers will
Ing the Gay Of sailing Parcels received ~ the
ocs ony Passengers Tor Havana must procure passports
'''''' LIVINGSTON, cRocHKRoN CO.. 81 Broadway.
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sHIPPING,

WoR L!ynRPooL--UNIrlD STATES NAIL sflAn
ship BALTIC, Capt J. Oomstosk-1his stsenshp WIN
!spsrs with the Nails foE Europe positively Sstur
az March a q = essk ~ rem q ths foot Of
somnedasisns fer elegance and eonfoIt sIRly 70
Passenssrs are requested 70 be On board TX H. The
rtesmship Atlantic win succeed the Baltic, and sail March S
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NEwsPAPRR ApvERrIsTNG.

B. y. PETrENoILL CO.. No. LIZ Nassau street, Ne,
York mads euoh with the best and
circulated Journals the United states and
that they abcd make saving Of lime and
70 the advertisers who do business through hem They ys
lect the be papers, and adve tse sy 81
lowest pces snd always keep sne their customer
ia view. Merchants and others are invited 70 call Of
them.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLASEOUGs
ANY PBRsON WISHING INFORMATION OF Mr.
"A and Mrs starghAe viii please refer to the Special
Soticesn
LBRRT COOK 4 CO., KANUYAOTBRBRs AND IN.
"A pertsrs oforNo.l ms.hemasios and surveying iasau
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1O0POR1TION NO'TICRs.

vv0RPoR ALTON NoTICK-PUBLIc N0rI0l ID HERE
vsn u hs owner o. owners occupant occupants
IL bcusss and impfovsa o. unnptoysd lands Affect
S.sS ~ me Assessors lodged In ths once Of ths
Srssu Of Asssssm examination By all inter
ssS include al We several houses and as q
Sisek bounded By Eleventh. avenue, Broadway, Forty
h a Iisth Streets AL persons whose interests ara
- ereithsr Of them are rsqxs:tsd 20
~ al of RseerdS, vshn Thirty days fom the date u
~ ns1ioe. WILLIAM 0A0t,
CHARLES J. DOb0R {ksessorA
CHA RLES NoNIRLL. y
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department YsbruA
n q, 1854
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COAL,

y Ed ASH COAL SPOUN AND LEWIS VEINS, By THE
II osrgorhe ira Dc are respectfully advised that sub
icrbers prepared 70 supply In greatly increased qrant
seo ths highly ceebyated article Of coal fro their mines
Bslmont and Cumbols favorable terms delivered
board vessels ~ Port Nchment By canal from Por o
bon U. TYLkk CO.:
rs walnut street, Philadelphia.
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TyCrPoRArION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
" By given that petitions have bsen IA Tho
psssi 70 b built IN Bssiman street, between ,srl and
srset All persons Interested In the Above ani having
ieoons thereto squcssd 70 present tho sAs In writ
g Clerk At this once on OK before Friday
~ " TaxO. x. DE r5RxsY. Agusiust
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Croson Aquedues Depa.imsnt, Feb. Is. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

fYoRPoRATIoN NorICx.-PUBLI0 NOTION is H q &:
ISsxd Of Councilen the construction Of sewers in Tho
loWng named Streets witJsne street. from she termi-
suiihssd twenty ninth sslsst between Ninth and Iansa
Gcr1h xyer FORTY ninth from Third 10 Lexington
All interested In the above and havis9 OBJ
sons thsreto Are requested 70 present the same, in
Vsisins 70 hs oentxast Olsrk u ths ooe bsf0xs
kaxeh q, 1854.
HIS ssS::s,9SSSSYA1sr }o.ss, Ass..sa Board
vyrescn Aoueduct DcpSltmeut, Feb IS, 1884
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DUCKLlY'E EKRxNADRR1, OHIN1H1 HALL ~
ID Broadway, near the Prescott HOUSE:
OPEN AVERY MIGHT.


RUoKLlY's sIRlNApIRa, eHINlsl HALL. 80
= Ss'aa"'' 81. Sfi X E Evi:fs F HsSss
ss
NJ. sis Ssnss5,: SsaDsss WI IN
ssisa1isS oaass, se%s.ass: : sssst 1anI::sa
1sHs kssss Short
treaSurer.
DAR~UNs AHERIcAN nUsEUM-THIs .FaI.
sa s..ms Hs o "
D 1A IN
I Z M Goats. Sss balcony And par
RuRToNs, cMAxP1Rss s, sTRaIT.T The, gNDIMIN-
sosnsry nssntcan, dresses ana dsorsssns fairy spien
si's and ansaa''l'f b RAJ 4 TALENT.
6 :ss n %::s
NJ viii sustain his src.s part Bossm .ae
w ~ tsit sh;' ' SidHs DsHSx and THE
PRor. HARRIS WHOLE woRLD5;ThIs lxTEAoR;
i dinary, ingenious AID comprebansivo masterpiece OF
1 III NJ w a Ss h Tins ss
Pro- H.
isnS 90 90 , %as saS %
S sSsis
In conn COTTON with the Whole World DO seen grand
OF the City OF San with Panor .mo
Views The California Gold Regions. Open daily aer-
:Hs !Ss ssa ssss B and
NyHE EXHIBITION OF KGYPrIAN ANTIQUITIES
will positively close In March - DR.. Abbott obliged
cents C.ts.osuss rs cents esoh.
TMcLA roxs CABIN 80.
NATIONAL 76EATRE,
The Temple Of tse Moral Drama
Performance sv0y afternoon aud evening.
THuAyRICAL NOrtCE-wAETfD A GOOD SCRNIc
srtt; also two lsdej ~ play small parts in h.st
Glass The ktre. Address INN diAtely A. D. c. Braa way
Post Once cost paid
fUHEATRE TO LET.-TO LIT, TOR A TERN OF
years. the building IN the Ciy Of Albany known - the
Theatre This building newly fitted
thsatfe about SINCE and Offers rare ohAnos 10
wbhng In the theatrical business In tfs
city UEt aaoAt tenant IL obtained the buildng
win be ronssd for Concerts Exhibitions sas Theatrical rsr
foimsnos. For particulars inquire Of @. NICHOLS
No. Douw's Buildings, Albany. N. z. inquired BY mall
vili be promptly answered.
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A USTRALIA PIONKIR LINZ OF MONTHLY PACK.
"A els carrying TIE United States Nail The Ameriean
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE LOGS tens register will DO dos
ihs line The NShting.e vas built for szaieiion ~ The
and fastest sailing ships aoa Ard her saloon cabin 10 mot
In point OF comfort and ELEGANCE having been bella
the rates charged BY the Great Britain from Liverpool will
viii DO forwarded 81 man to intending passengers Far
r. W. CAMERON, 1ls Wall street.
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~ breAdway, Above Grand street. "
OPAN HvRRY NIGHT Esynz
u kIATYJS NINRTRIIu.

NvH1 BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRIHrIAN ana
collsqsn the mosi complete made b. one psrssS
1Ss 0ss' ns%n rssusiae Lssn:sao az vno IaSAss
nurillo Rubns Van DJck Teni.rs, Ley. RAnbraudH d
tade Kussdasl Poufsn Claude Lorraine, III Jsahua Bos
Broadway. Admiration - osnAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

n1HE NEW YosK FOUNDRY AND IRoN RAINING
Compsny-Put up erelueyeF. In every style and Of all
rys warranted 70 &c more s.suaeh Durable .d eoonom
cal than other. Eysry hin Of easing light or heavy
and ALI iron work for tuSinEs dono tha foandry snd
khope ~ the loves. prices Brackets door snd vndow
guar De- and every other Aricls In the smh railing or
foundry line, promptly furnished. Specimens sections
4o ~ their wsrerocra Nos 70 snd Duane street few
North river.
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RANvARD's 0RORANA. sQ6 BxoADWAY,-9Ul
u Holy Land pened short season only With ~
new paaorana Of ths River Nile ssi.s tive Of We kzg ~
mission 70 both par only cents 70 al pert q ~
house. Every evening ~ 7 and Wednesday al1 Sat9io
Afternoons ~ O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

Francisco. The NORTH STAR, 70 leave the 6th Of
April connect with the YANKRs BLADE. The books for
these two palaces Passages engaged
before he eh March Ill be sold 81 The following rates
Cabin, xl50; steerAEe. $76 Apply 70
JAMES n. CROSS, Battery place, up staira.
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A NEW SLoOP. CARRYING ABOUT sIxrvFIvE
"a TONS will be sold cheap, or chartered or IL. IL sail
ehAYes TO q petent %. Apply TO
ISAAC 0. SMITH BON, Hobekcp. n. J.
UyoR sALE- ONE OR THREE TICKETS ENTITLING
the holder to scond cabia passage In the steamer Bal
No for Liverpool 70 sail Saturday March f. Price Sos
Apply 10 r. L. IAGAGNIs, 2 Wall street.
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ITO PHYSICIAFs--A MEDICAL sTUDEET, GER
mani occupying two suitable for doct3rs
would like TO with any regular ph
stefan. Add rseg NJ, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRxCr-FHE NEW STEAM
ship CHARLES MORGAN, Capt. Thos Forbes, will
leave par Neyth river Saturday, March ~ three
o'clock p NJ che has exellers Ok and In
saloon Freisht cents per cubic feeA Passage cabin SEQ
freight or passage apply on board, or 70
CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Greer.
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NrHw YORK CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
IN The following List consists Of prominent houses in sac
line OF busiueH.-
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COPARTNERgIIIP NOTTCEs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN oepatnersLip heIefore existing between Cohen
rson ~ 20 John sret Ia the city OF Ne York has beer
ibis day dis slvod by mutual CONSENT The busness viii
be continued 81 the Harrison, whom
AL claims due to the late r be paid and by whom
al claims against he sAa will be hquidsed Datei New
York, Naych ], 1854. A. d. CoHsN.
III, HARRISON.
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nraE ADykRTIsKR WISHES TO INTER INTO AN
70 ssslet the principal In any eoaoern waee
thorough business HABITS And practical knowledgs OF
counng house routine would render his services
Aedrsss N. g., las West Broadway.
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WAiLAcK's TH1ATRs.-ExrRA ADV ARrIsEMENx.
w Enormous success Of Copgev ,'s brill mt comedy Of
LOVE- FOR LOVE-,
CAREFULLY REVISED cuRrAILED AND ALTERED TO SUIT
. THE PRESENT STAGE.
The cast including the whole talent Of the COMPANY
NEW SCENES AND COSTUMES
IT WILL BA ACTED kvEaY nlaHT UNTIL IURTHIE
kOTIol.
A new petite comedy. called
GOOD FELL0W,
And other novelties are Ia Pre- pASAtion.
Box book open for the week.
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cspRJHG INPoRrATioNs OF SILKS, BAREaEs
- Paris en- bro erie. &o are now ready for vsson-A
splen complete assortment OF tho abovs xaods
whish We specially solicit the attention tho isaie& A.
KGFE co. 767 Broadway,
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Tinted sssse, NAN ns-Ths new and iss. soE steamer
Eorh river Saturday March ~ fsar o'clock p T. pre-
oisely Tor freight apply board whore a bills Of sdnG
will be signed for passage tho ooe CT SFOFFORD
YILlsTON CO., 80 Broadway. Through tickets Florida
follows TO Jsckeonyille. &M 70 Pilatka. SS3.
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UNOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA. GEORGIA, &C.-THE o.
i .. mailsstesmship JAMESTOWN, Capt Cavondy. will
leave pier Ne North river Saturday March 4h 81
% Norfoi about twenty four hours Pass:ngers arriving
Manchester railroads TO Augusta Atalanta Chsrlst,n Ge
Passage and fare TO Eorfo. g. TO Petersburg ana Rich
mond $S seersgs half rros. For freight apply board
An1 foI passage 70
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An. ENTIRE Me- STOCK or
MILLINERY,
At No. 50 Main St,
LATE STAND OF MRS. C. PHILIP.
MISS RACHEL LYON

MM MISS RACHEL LYON AlN0
Has returned from the North, and eSNS
il prepared to offer to the ladies of ~
~ Richmond and strange visiting the --s's~sS
city, stock of GOODS, entirely new, and for STYLE
beauty and lo prices. unsurpassed by any exhibition
in this city or st the North
From long experience, Tin conducting business for
her sister, Mrs c. Philip she fatters herself she
fully understands the taste and wants of the public;
and in making her late purchases, effort on her
part was wanting to ensure admiration as well a.
quick and ready sales. ts5s
Having anged to receive the latest patterns a.
they come out, and obtained the services of expe.
iienced Dress Cloak and Mantls makers, 10 prepar-
ed to execute all orders In that line, with prompt
ness. dispatch, and in the most fashionable style
~ Her first opening of the PATTERN HATS
will be on Thursday and Wednesday next. There
are great variety and styles, very exquiaite.
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I FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

- CAPs.-The subscriber 10 now ready to fur.
nish merchants and dealers with as large and we'll as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS az has ever been
offered In this or any other market A
fuienasen VII! hnd, on examination, that this Fall
oeoos are lowerin price than usual while the etyles
ano qushnes are In many respects much improved-
CAS- @sny nsw and tss.sa gotten HATS
BILE. ~ .'~ ''iJ uos'ia-
Tne subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies',
ieshionable fUR6 Of the newest and most fashion-
able styles also, misses FURS, which win be sola
~ Wholesale and retail on the best terms
JOHN DOOLEY
eoSO-0xm Ri Main street Richpoaa.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE

Il WARD The above reward will be paid for the
arrest and detention in jail, delivery to me- Of
bright mulatto woman slave, named LOUISA Nc.
RAE, belonging to the estate of Edmund Birchett
decd. The above-named slave 10 about IS years OF
age, short in statue and exceedingly feshy In figure
with bushy hair and face considerably pulled about
her eyes. She has been living in tn. family of Mr.
r. M. Alien. of the city OF Richmond TO whom she
was hired for the present year. and from whom she
ran away about three weeks ago. Her son ran away
and was advertised by me several months ago, and
am spPrehensive that Louisa win meet with him In
gether to some Of the Northern cities repeat the
offer of $50 for the arrest of the boy which was pub
lished by me in the Dispatch some months ago.
r. g PEGRAM, Admir- Of
oc 4-2w Edmund Birchett, decd.
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n ENCOURAGE HOME MANIYFAC


~ TURE-CLOTHING! CLOTHINGM CIO.
A THING ;.@WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ELLIS MORRIS, No. IS Main st., IMansion
would most respectfully call tbs a
country merchants and others to my lar re- sssort
M men OF kEADYMADE CLOTHING all maze IN in this
Guy, unoer my own supervision. NV stock or Ovar.
Coats cannot be surpassed either in beantv W nr;e
ranging from IS 80 to 80 each. have now in store
sen am constantly manufacturing which will seIi
Northern msTkets -A 'e "oosnt IN The
loo8 2SssCoats all styles and price.
upwards. O'''n ooa's' from Is
~ Sstil' silk. Velvet, Cloth Vests and oth.r
800 pairs Fancy Blsck and Plain c..,,.
81, IS and upwards -"'- O"''i'nere rants,
SO Resdy-msde Shirts and Drawers. of all .tvl..
v.s VIII large assortment of Neck Tea Cra
tisnen's Furnishing Goods. Of ali binds AAa 0sh-
est nstics. = usual u the snort.
Cali and examine before pureh..ins elsewhere.
e. NORRIS
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
DAY AND EVENIN CLASSEs
PRIVATE LESSONS,
M DE MONTERREY he. IL =

M LIE MONldUHhX has the honor Tn
~ inform the public that he win resuus his
Consses IN the above languages ON the frst Monday
o. Octooer Application may be made to him &
DR. Gooch's Office s'o'
PRoF De MosTaUsRY, wishing t. make himself
aeleeaote ana useful to the Studenta takes the lib
erty of calling their attention on 10 vbirh
they have FOR length Of time appeared Indifferent.
pug towards which they seem on . sudden Is havs
LANGUAGE. - ~A"isn
The relations Of this part Of the country hsvs be
ricans have had better Opportunity Of hearius "a
approaching the beautiful language which the En-.
peror Charles v. had termed fit for the gods There
VIII become even a. the French essential to rood and
finished education, whilst account Of the Intimate
cennexion existing between the United States ard
the formerly Spauish Colonies it will prove a. uee-
full IN business transactions especially for the South
ern States a. will be requisite in polite and fash
ionabie circles se I4-in,
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THE only infallble Medicine kn0vn. -
- BUkR0Ws ELIXIR vITA--The oririneI sx-
tele In ell it, purity Quick and powerful its viz
tues are proverbisl-in 70 many instances hayius
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
Of diseases In their most terrible FORMS a. tesfmo
malls Of the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellow
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable ;but If persons are wlius
to suspend their use and submit to course Of ELK
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected In ord nary
eases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those gsrded ~ utterly ncurable only three or four
weeks: 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula, kheumatism, indigestion, &c., it stands
alone lts seton on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. Depraved humors in the
circulation affect the vital orsans. Of two
or three weeks willreieve the system Of all morbid
matter reseton ensues, an uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in rapid decline
nothing u comparable. For mercurial and syphilitio
diseases 1t II truly the only medicine known, mot
leaving vestige of the disease Pursue the course
above. unless the bones have commenced deesying.
II 20, at the end of three weeks suspend It'd use
weeks, recommends, and at the end Of three week.
the body will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply Of the above inval liable medicine the won.
derful curative powers of which are proverpiaI
PURCELL, LADD L CO.
JACKSON 3. WOOD,
oRUBBS L APPERSON,
fe 25-Iy DruegistS.
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u II. L. TIGHTS CIzAH1iCAi. Avn
1es C0MMknCIAL SCHOOL, 81 1rsnkIis =
ssewssn 6th 81 Nh streetu. nishosnl, w.t.
duties Of this School arc now resumed.
The sim Of the up6eraesed u 70 fkeveucttv -
pare these entrusted to his eoso si9her 81 -
tn1-hosss or Tor slSeos.
spemng sna Ahthnetic b sil fke e3a1sos. y
TENNIS:
Hcs :snior clsaies md MaAhsmatica. psrsss-
Tor jasfer %. g. -. =.
EnGiieh Dsparfmeat - - ~
Modern Languages. -
~ The School Room IL one Of the isr,..< :,
best lighted IN the city. having bssn SstIt 80
regard to bsa1fh and comfort. sHh
u II yecsxs. the boys ars under nv or
visi0s. =. b. L. TT6HE. a
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r THT or IETTERS--Remain In the
III Richmond Post Once on the IStn ea -
UPerpcns calling for Letfefs "a sAas As'ss Ws"
please say they are adyertiseos
- Once hours, on sunday nefsessssstsoM = W.
a IL and 4 70 5 II. NJ
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CMITHT DYBPKPBTA CORDIAL, for
~ tbs ere &c Dyspepaia, rlstulsnee, Nsrvous De-
bllty, 1oKpi1 Liver. and 81 dsesses axsnG from De-
raugemenE Of the Digestive Organs.
cxHTfF1cATBs
Nsw YoaK, April %, Is52.
barely certify thatl have used Dr.. William II.
bnith's Dyspepsla Cordial, and have obtained the
most bsne1ctsi resulta. eonddsr Il ths only snre
cure TT Dyspepsis. and would recommend Sny per.
son emicfsd with that disease to uss Il
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PHILADELrnrA, Nay 8. Isa2
would advise al who are aifiiefed With Oyspepsie
% us Dr. smiths Dyspepsis Cordial. wss afIllefed
VAN tnat dnease three years, during which time
tied everything that could be Recommended. spd
wfthouf relief Oae beftie offhs Dyspopsia Cordial
enected perfect cure Of ne, ana / am now -
healthy - have ever been. have witnessed the
same eneet on Others. consider this certain cure
Sor D3sPepna HgHRY DUNLAP.
Coachmaker. 78 Crown IT
PHILADELPHIA, March l0fh l8ES
DR.. 6MfTH-Dear Sir: your Dyspepsia Cordial had
the most wonderful and instsptsueous effect on ne
Having suffered With Dyspepsia for some time, was
induced to give L trial. feIf relief from the iyst
time tooktt Two bottles effected complete cure
have given 1t to several Of my friends and nvsris-
bly, with the eamo result. 4fss s4s1as
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