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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

II. NJ.
Asng small salss Of pots we're inside ct ~ SO
BRxADsruyys-Flour-Ths msrxet arm, without
change IN pricsa Tho sales embraced about 90 TO
5000 bbls including common TO extra state At u rs
IS We,t.rn 90 common to good brands, at - So,
and - 10 - 30 for extra do. Canadian sAes sbort
1890 bbls.) at IS rs - 80. Southern With sAlss
o. shout go barrsls The market VA without
change. Rye aour vas quiet al % rs $50 Meal
% s'a s = o. Tor J.r::y ssa IS Tor b .
zee, Al 81 75Ati 30; 1000 new North Carolina, NJ
p : saa ! 900 do amber coiorei do. 1snnsssee, At
81 SO CorpThe siss embraced about 81 90 70 80 900
bushels Western mixed at ssc. sstfc., which
lover. Rye vas less plenty, and hsld al 81 10. Oats
we're a. t5c. q 66c, with moosIAs sales.
Cor1z,-1be market continued arm, ana sales o,
9t bags o. Rio we're made - l0;lc lie. 375 40 La
suayra At .c lisc. and 2oo do. Caps Al s1.c The
stock q Flo in this market estimates At sbout 30
COO bags.
Co1roN-7hs market vs quite arua, .ad ia. i-noy
Il prisss vas IN favor Of boilers The sales Tssehoa
Fal1oHrs TO Liverpool abont 800 bbls. sou, we're
engaged a. lod. 400 bbis rosin at 100. 500 boxes
rates vsrs unchanged, with moderate sngxs.uent.
TO Antwerp 2eco bags Of coffee Engaged At led
1000 bbis sosin az 2s and 100 bales OF AZ .e
a yssssl 20 load A. Bic for Londoa a, H. there
nothing 20 California To Glasgow 100 tsrcss
beef were taken ~ "a. To Brsmsa. oil VAS gagged
FRrn.-laisns continued arm. sales o, 400 bor..
mon, Malaga, we're made and 10 abIs. shslled Al.
H.f ms sAl.s .srs Ugh. for shipping nG u per
lpe iss.
iaos scotch pig va steady vita Gales a, 81, six
LAD About $50 ton, Enxihh, b.s, quality, Va.
sol1, ~ Csc l~., line and interest, and 30 do.
spanish ~ &c, eLe half cash.
MetAseS.-Tts market vas arm 10 barrels s.p Or.
haas brought 1<c.
NAVAL STORM s~lss Of about 100 barrels spirlts tar
1sr.re we're nAfs, ~ soe. and 300 bArrss eonmoa
ro-in, In shippng order, Al 81 S.
PHoyrsfoss. Their. active business eoa.
IL primo SALES OF which reached ahoai 600 bsr
rel, eiT 20, sad 70 have been bought 10 Oh BostoD
order fer export 90 foreSn seeo unit saiss Of 90 90
barrels vsr~ mace, ineluds NJ ~ eiS 90 Slg
81 rsv PRIME .. SIC SC . i6 90 and old ns-s Of sIg
81 sl9 81 Besf-Cosnuy sssssy, nth soa~rse
sAs. a.s9 Is SIC Is fer prs "a sii si2tor n>.a
B~ef ts1s we're tu a. lbc. lSc. Cot meats vsrs 10
t~.y demand the sales Included about 100 800 hhfs
Sc for shoulders and eae. as5.e for bans among
tne aAls. wrs 10 90 lbs dry sAlt>1 shoulders
an sc 90. Of clear dry saltsd maass bacon loe.
Lard ga l~s~ active, With ssles Of 100 200 tbk ..
1oAs s1ie. Chssse-sAis~ o; we're nAkias froG
e sb.e Batter quiet
escelrs quite Arm.
srGAys ,-Tns raAr.st oonrn1 st guis arG, isoash
ie.s sevs The saies srsbfae-s About 500 had Cabs
IL iOo, A.ce sexe the A.s~r for prime 40 hhls ~
C,ou, s1cty ehoses Or prin~ a. Re ssf 90 berss
b>e-s HsT,ss ~ s,.e se's, AMI 40 20 part .h,s
Ntht III, Asd se Ths fsnc~tns tses sB0ss .hs
s,Scs x nsv York ca n. IL. o. AExls.
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EIBLO's GARDEN Tho performance Of opera and
successful operation. Although this is the opera night
the Pyns and Harrison troupe win not sing until TO- NOR
row evening, when Bslfss charming composition " The
quenty reign supreme onieht, and exhibit his tragic
abilities III the relation Of the history and
cruel death Of Wilkins and his Dnah In the "Wandsr
ing Minstrel" Buckstone's comedy, " The Breach OF
Promiss' il the opening piscs-Ebeaszer sudden BY
Burton.
BowERY THxArRE-Mr. g. W. Glsns and Mr. and
Mrs Frank Drew receive extensive patronage at this
theatre. Tho beautiful romantic drama called "Asmo
deus, the Devils SHARE ID to be the first piece Mrs
Frank Drew personates Carlo In this piece After the
above song yin be given BY Nile Denvile and dance
BY Aiss !afolle The "whits Horse Of the Psppsrsn
fine, sterling old comedy, winds up the amuss nsnts
man." Hans ManHsldt. Mr.. and Mrs. Drsw Abs play
in the last piece.
WooD's MISsrRErs The usual complement Of favor.
its songs, Dances burieaquss and perform
ances are announced for to night & Dark Deeds" .
good burlssqus, will also be played.
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Ahas tbs stock wsstA to day eTo shArs calculating
tbe pse csat stock st par.
ConVonts ere shea made IN tbs rspers on ths rela.
Tors sa.vy between this President. Treasurer ami So
perntsn6ent - being toe Distinct fro each ot aer
fs2lt u also found with ths var In which tbs annual
reports havs been mAds Up.
The natter 81 free psAsss net csumsstsd o. aaa
protest mace against tbs sEtsnt 70 which 1. has
been carried.
Recommendation Il nads that bonds Be rsqutrsd Of
paHeea
The Report thinks the coxpoeson will regain tts prta
tine vso within two yssrs sad BE- agsa sought for.
Il th,nss some additional srrasxsmsuts shoaM b ID.
to prevent local csmpsoa between this road the
Dostea end Maine Ths fares for ais Of Of pHsssngs
AnSant 10 but nine mills per mile. This ouga not 70
b. TIE condition Of ths company Be improved by
reducing the number OF its smploye which new
bsx svsr three hunered. SIXTY can be discharges and
save %, COO or 12b, 900 year.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, July 3l-6 Pm.
There was . more active and q more buoyans
market this morning. At the first board Virginia
6s advanced per cent; Missouri 6's, /; Louisiana
SIS, 1; Illinois Central Bonds, 4; Cumberland Coal,
j; New York Central Railroad /; Erie Railroad. 4;
Reading Railroad, /; Michigan Central Railroad, l;
Par anna Railroad, l; Illinois Central Railroad, l.
Wisconsin and Lake Shore Railroad declined per
cent. There Was considerable activity in some Of
the leading stocks. Residing was in demAed at the
improvement. Cumberland took quite star. 70.
day, and closed firm at the advance. Erie was
mere active than usual, and good deal Of cash
stock changed hands. State stocks and rsiiro
bonds were in better demand, at better prices ami
there seemed 70 DO better feeling in the street in
regard to stocks generally. We see nothing In tie
bank report calculated to cause this favorable
change The decrease in deposits is by no meanz
an ei coursBing feature, and ~ regards the move.
mert in specie. the banks are only able 70 pre-
serve their supply by draining some other section
OF country. The exports are larger than the i'm.
ports, and the supply In the county at large IA
weekly diminishing. The large reca oss at the
Custom Houle from duties On customs, shov 4
heavy importation.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of stocks and bonds were made ., suction by
Simeon Draper
LOCO Flushins RR., LIST mortgage, int. added s 90
5000 Great Western On do ,do............... 70
atoo lake Erie Wabash and 80 Iouis, do, d.. s24
COO Ohio and Miss KR % mortgage DO. .49k sos
At the second board the market was steady, With.
out much activity. Reading ia the mos, active
stock on the list. and without doubt The best pus.
chase at present prices The sales this afternoon
were equal to those Of MI other railroad stocks CON-
bined, and the margin for Improvement. 10 sun.
GENTLY wide TO attract spectators.
The auction sale OF 2,s4l shares of the illinois
Central Railroad, ordered by the company for non.
payment Of issta ments on the stock. viii be 1nder
the direction Of A. II. Nicolay, auctionser. Toe
sse viii take place on the sist Of Angus.
There were some very absurd rumors afcs. n
Wall street to day in regard 70 the Mechanics Buk
but they were all refutei and dispersed during TIA
dsy. We understand that r. ". Eduonds, he
cashier. has resigned; and although socitss By the
Board Of Director 10 withdraw bis resignation, re,
fuses 10 DO 70, ard viii doubtless Cd here % that
cefeiminAtion- The difficulty arose IRON little
Misunderstanding relative 70 the internal scmi,.s
1ation OF the Affairs Of The bark, and not froz sny
dtrangcneut Of accounts or deficit Is fcnss TIE
matter never should have beea hoard o. sctsids the
bank, and prOb>bly never wocA su, Tor tas nE.
violence u The party causing ~ the sra.szeas
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The Camel Expedition.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, July 80, 1855.
A friend has called my attention to letter from
Basle, Switzerland, addressed to you by Emanuel
Weiss, ard published in your paper Of tho 22d inst
Mr.. Weiss complains Of unfair treatment by the
War Department, because he was not employed to
select and purchase the camels about to be intro
duced into this country for military purposes. un
der the late appropriation By Congress, par cuiar
ly - he claims to have originated the idea as early
as January, l849, and to have subsequently, de.
7oted much time and money in furtherance Of the
project.
Nov, sir, to undeceive this gentleman in this
matter. and the public aiso, to whom he has ap-
pealsd through the columns Of your wide spread
Journal It 70 only necessary to say that the attention
Of our government was called to this subject by Q
official letter from an officer OF tbs army, In Aori
1913, nearly Elk years prior to tho arrival OF Mr.
Weiss in the United States. The information thu
communicated WAS the result Of careful rsssarc
amongst the worry limited and insu6lcie
sources then at hand; but the gueerority Of the
camel for trsnsoortstion service, DO, upoa
our Western frontiers, was stated, and Q plan
W. then suggested for procuring from Egypt few
Of theee animals for an experiment. The letter
referred TO inclcsed one from LteusenAnt Z. F.
hier. Of the navy, upon the same subjects and also
printed atAtemout written In June, 1909, by the
late General William Eston OF Nasssch usetts, for
mesly consul ct Tunis, who had used csmsls in ID
military expedition across the desert for the CON.
qnese OF Devoe, and whe WAS probably the first per-
son to call public attention to the advantage OF in
PRODUCING them into the United States for military
purposes. So much for the paternity OF the pro-
jece now claimed By Mr.. " ess, which was probably
discussed In the newspapers Of this country before
be WAS born.
In making this interesting National experiment.,
second in importance only TO that Of introducing
the horse upon this continent) II has been, from
tbe fr, the desire of oil those gent emen who have
advocated IT, TO place II completely under the con-
troll Of the proper officers of the government; ana.
for obvious ressons to keep out OF the hands of
private contractors or joint stock comp nies. From
appears to have been private citizens who enc u
rsged or advised him to make the journeys and
heavy expenditures complained Of, and not toe
Of tho government. To these disappointed gentle-
nee, then, and not to the Secretary, should Nc.
Weiss apply for remu neration. vERIrAs.
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DEPARTURE OF Mrs. ROBINSON FOR sra Srsa-
Mrs Robinson took her final departure for Sing 81 ~
on Saturday afternoon, in charge OF the S,eyiff.
Previous to leaving the jsil she threw out OF the
eatings CT her window several articles of her wear.
Ing apparel to q crowd OF young girls, who had
gstbcred in front Of the JAIL and who i've In the old
block Of wooden buildings Immediately opposite
that building. For hour previ yos to her depar-
ture ahe WAS busily engaged in packing up small
bundle which she took With her, aud 10 decking
besel ont In her best clothes for the trip she was
shout to mako. She was neatly dressed in black
six, ard with her face wreathcc In smiles, looked
blooming and happy. An hour or two before she
left she had completely recovered from the disap-
pointment abe experienced wDen abe first learned
that her taste for tragic execution scene had heen
ripped In the bud by the com alton Of her sen.
tsnce BY the Governor She vas in excellent
spirits just before she started and said that any
sbe had been 20 long imprisoned would be reet
incoherently. On her way down 10 prison her mind
seemed 70 wander, and st times she imagined hsr
self on tas way TO Quebec. When ahe arrived at
Sing Sing, she seemed disspp ointed o. being com.
pelled to stop there, declaring that they lad not
yet arrived at Quebec, and insisting on going on
until they arrived there. When c,nveyed 70 prison
she seemed to have no conception Of toe character
Of the spot 70 which che assigned or OF the fate
which awaited her. 6oe for long time refused 70
answer any question put TO her BY the keeper, or
70 communicate With those having the prisoners Ia
charge. We understand TIA. she eviro ed stronger
evidences Of insanity during this trip than she over
bad TO the Snerin before Troy Budget, july 30.
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ACCIDENT on TIE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
BoAD.-On Thursday night last, about ten O'Clock
N the express train On the Ohio ana Misisrionj
railroad, through from Cincinnati 70 this civ bad
reached point On the line, about tventye isht
miles west Of vincennes ths cars wers preci1itaSed
nom the track down an emhankmsnt come af,ssn
or twenty feet high, and six or seven pssseuerrs
severely injured. We learn that the cause OF the
disaster was tho temporary and insecure nature on
the track. ID had been hastily thrown up, and the
heavy rains Of several days past had so sofened tae
rails and tmbem 70 alp away rom under the Wheels
down the embankment. Capt. Carpenter was sleep
ing on two seAss At the time and being precpsased
with great force agsinst the side Of the car, had
sso 70 suffer the crash and crush Of the brokec sests
and carriage timbers. He vas extY1,atec With
much difficulty, and suffers sons severe In cries.
lady wss badly wounded. having had Der collar
bone brc ken. She WAS left q. 0lney. xhe whole
number OF wounded will no. exceed seven, aud none
II lhtse can DO said 70 have rscN-vsd mosis illar
je--S Isis DemocrG, July n.
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f9*sooc ooSsss.- - - FAR r.su.si wiu ,un,
% 80 ~ Pres rAsr. sers la airy '9r ssstisa
tksa fofusFiT. hs~s w~-s, ~ -. E~gtn.sT At sk.
sii~c al s~lss Hsvszx a, a1s &c ~ bslss
Ga .. prtvass '~ns ~ kslss f.a o. -, To-
ssssea sTs si1s " sss,s flsr.gs - srvs< .~nf
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Ixade or tho Canals.
Statement abe wing the quantity Of the sewers. articles
dse. cssrei the caaais at sad the quantity lsst At
New York during tho last week Ia July 1855 -
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yIyItTD, - ftRfHAsg AZ fOT Pro- 4
w istxs 49, *a- roaA41ns fsr -ti's % $50
Kssf - ofsagfsi stscos,s- "a Ira hafr-st iAsst
Bsr.a srfs stsass rsy-s Va ssS nsI .. 80, sss
49,, yf..s
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sPORTrsdA

nIgATTA Az cLEs CoYE-rBE R1gCASr Avn
Il es-ax,1seas s~v s.ssnsr TBos. q. HAisHf .sH
o. Ty4sy, AsrGsta lssvs 1.ihsrtss nArtst sle, ~
~ I-lsnxy ,,s-~s 49,. Twsasa s,rset 81 AZ. for
Osr Csve, siv,sy tks SAss~Hxsrs "a Opportunity a
oc1tsry "a -. ysebD durax tss rs,s, ssd isA..ns
q .~. Gers fos Nsv ioyk s,tP,M rsre for ths shs =
,rlsrsxsti Y.s " ossn czv. ,, e-si1, 70 .><ss
t.sy n yseLt ff.s oAa Cors 70 e-ris
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L~oa s1fG--sSi4,9s - ~ VIZ WIN. vssOg
IL birt W tuA runss. tslAs pisaa AL s.Axs 49,.
Isr.Tsi ~ frsSi ssr~~.-
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PLAYuso OAnSA.

TnIyYIgG CAErs % EvyxY px1OuITlos
al. .. tA4 thbss Card hAssfsSs~wy, III 49, Ire
sea- s,re~s, 800 nsnssvsy, sssls4ias ssgs -
S~sts k~sts osnAssst~; ssd plsa ssa sS~sssk sA~As
vssv~sss< - " vsss. nAAs sssrssAr ~ AssA.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

ArEw YORK YOUNG MEMS ROMAN CATHOLIC NJ
IN nevosnt A1ociAsion-A special n-sttAx u tkSs
socahon VII BE- held At their rooma los Dossry, tAAs
Wednesday evening. At halt past oclosk. hsabas
requested 10 b punctuAl In their aussfsscs -
business ., importance 10 70 be rAassc.Ai NJ ord~s
TIMOTHY LYNCH Pres2lsat.
Jos,fa Ganyis, vspondiag Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

NJ oIiCT.-AiL PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS OK
IN J. T. Cbsmbers $50 Ninth avsaas, are hsrssy 49,
tnsd 10 bring In forthwith 10 va k,ath
further notice viii 10 given. ny order Of ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

WHY WILL w DiEt-CTAIRyOYAsr w ANNA.
w lions 10 ). \. BI.s55KtA, on h0nsays. ws<sss-
days and fridays, frDrn A tosP. NJ Of To -.
lAncy str~~t, b~tv~~s Cannon And LAWS street. asv
Yorf-and Tuesdays, Tlsrssays and s-,srdAys, Al -
Atlantic street, Hosth Eyookiyp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A sfOsInHIN0 10 AfJ.-nADAhE MORROW .-rHD
"A highly gtftsd lady 10. without. srospuSa ths nsss
voodsrful sstroso9St In ths vsrid. thai hAl bs9
Known. He win tell all tbs events Of life, svsa ~
show the hsnsss Of iatsaa. husbAsds al sSss.G
friends 10 the great astsnish Of Ali thA, vlsis h
No charge, sot satisnsd Apply 81 70 Bsosos stxsse
near Cannon. Gsntismsn moi admitted
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KyEw YORK Young kES'S ROMAN CATHOLIC
IN Bsncvo.ent Association. special nestiaS u tAAs
secssy vii be held Wednesday, evening, August I.
Al busnsA1 OF importance L. To be transacted. II -
ces.ary that oil msubcrs should be present
J. GRAyv1s, secretary. 7. LYNCH. Prssilsat.
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NJ AS MtL1isG 0P woRKINGnEs IA rHr PARx
wi this evening All opposed 70 shs contrast systaA
came At y past ELK Hen hiss Walsh, u. FsaLa-
500, Esq comnerford t.q Csaneil.a: Horssss y.
wld. Judge Aountfort, J. d. Hoyt, EAq Vim WorAs-
worth, EAq, H. n Gssstt kSq, Hon Dazzle, Ira yiss,
Hoo. A. G. Norton, Ceunoilmaa Clancy, Hon 0ubsrs q.
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The transactions al the Asslst2a. Treasure,'s
office to -dAE, were a. follows
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BILLIARDS.

DuIIAEie--GefyFTH DDkyk ~ 40 10 ASN
II s,y.ss 49, 80 h.ss . hss s.o>. ~ tsb.ss IN
th~gy ssvly iny-ns~i cass.0ss Bavsrs 80 10 v.I h.
cal ss1 .pamn. b<sos. psr-hssss sl~ss~vs ~.
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TIkiIED TRADE SOCIETY," on JOCRHErMAh SAN.
" naksrs-A special nesting OF chs sbsvs sAas1
socisiy vii b held at tbs yourtssuh wsrd Hst~i
Wednesday evening, August !, At O'Clock. hsoksrs
requested 70 b pusetusi In attendance ~ osdsr
Of JOHN X BAKER, Prssidsat-
yons DsrooLI, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20
RAWLEY SPRINGS

TUNHls heslth.u and agreeable place OF recreation du
Il ring ;he Summer months situated III the County oi
Rockingham. IL miles from iiarrisonburs. from which
pac. ready the Springs be obtained
/, now open for Tie reception OF visitors.
has been 60 lon. ard extensively known ~ large
portion 0. the public, who frequent suck PLACES that we
deem il scther sueruous 20 enter into any elaborate
description OF il, Its have been auyzed by frot
W., Is Rogers, and pronounced by him the strongest and
pu.r.t chalybeaie i'll this country They sr" c!achcouS
Il! casc- of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint End General De-
bi;y But their most powerful displays have been in the
cure OF the various female Diseases Afflicted females
have b--. IN the hnb: rrsorng 10 this place for the
last w.u;y years and OF the most wonderful cures
! have been elected
Thssc Springs admirably suited TO persons from low
er Yirsiia wosc health would he readily promoted
by the use vi their and the mild and healthy Gu
mate the country bv which they surrounded 'han
BY the stronger and harshcr climate III higher
mountain regions Indeed the region OF country in which
these Springs situated has been long noted for ts sa
brty aud possessing they do many advantages both
of health and pleasure render very desirable
trea, for few months and commend them public favor
BY more than ordinary claims
The Ball Room with excellent music selected with spc
cial reference the OF those who ndu in that
erce the Bowling Alley please those who take d"sh,
sport and various other OF interest and
pleasure will found contribute the general amuse
,uept JOHN SITES l. son.
r,l,. N
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL,

NOTICE.-In taklns chnrG" nt TIC hbOr" "s'hhl'h'
~ mcn, would mos, respectfully solicit continuance
Of the former patrons of the HUt" and to friends
ask them 10 call hnd Ny table sha! always be
spread with NIL the d-lcnces OF III" The Servants
.r, all attentive The entire establishment shall have the
hes, attention that al: master OF. My wife will see Tint
the a.s who paronize the Hotel shall have every wish
grained and all nsk il share Of business The house
IS furnished the very best style ana Is located IN quiet
part OF the city Ny Omnibus will always be AT the uicr
dcpo,s attend customer 10 carry them TO and iro
JOSEPH L. CARRlSGTOS Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20
DIR. ADDINGTON, DENTIST,

G1OIlClTS nm examination OF his beau rtcupS-A
- tful Block Teeth, with natural artificial R1SSSEX
gums hy all who require artificial teeth ut OlITTTT
his roo;as one door from lU,h on Main
street, Richmond, Va.
The rules which govern him in manufacturing BLOCK
Teeth Cannot iai 10 secure the original and
preston vi the face. These teeth adhere so firmly to the
gums 10 enable the %cnrcr 10 mscac TODD IN proper
they VIII Also restore To che voice ito former clear
aud sonorOus TONES, thcrhy Filing all the purposes for
which sucn operations are prr!urmcd
Il you prefer the new patent Of securing teeth platna
by fusion Of the granuaicd gum; artificial teeth gutta
pcrcha baocS, you can obtain the same OF him
II you troubled with ncng tooth with painful
gums II you are "sie your teeth, they u.ighy,
he has the remedy Tor you and by following his directions
sou can retain healthy mouth ever afterwards
His l,ic volume on Dentistry designed meet the
ouiries of those suffering with their mouths containing ul
80 his views on Dental Hygiene, &C. may hc had from
HIM r. ID. ApDiSGTON,
Graduate OF baltimore College Of Dental surgery"
Jun, ~ far 3 y,nrs
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SUMNER RETREATS,

FtCQClER
HHiTE StEPHUR SPRINGS ~
VNHlS highly improved and
Il FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACE
has been thoroughly RENTED tor the coming season. and
will be- opened on the FIFTEENTH OF JUNE Until the
l-t ut July, Train will leave Alexandria tny a, =!
o'clock, A. NJ and connect with Stages ut Warrenton,
seven miles rom the SPRINGS by Turnpike.
Alter the lei of July the Train Tor Wurrutou will lcnyr
McNsnirs IS. O'clock, F. NJ. Time from Alexandria to
the springs, FOUR HOURS A daily Train from Cor.
donsNic Fast at u NJ connects with Stages NJ BcH.
Station nine miles from the Syringe by good coun
try rosd Passengers iron. Richmond and Stuuntun
rive ut the Syringe 10 dinner.
BOARD per day s.; Week, $l2; Month"; Of Is days $40
Children and colorcd servants hult price.
ALEXANDER BAKER,
June S2-lm l.ntr of Washington Citv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20
WIFE GREAT YIWLINIA DI>rILLEKY,

ME- yh.,,jh.r. wishing 20 retire from business will
.-i ,er!- DSTILLERY; possession ~ b. had on the
. Jalasgy next; It is built OF brick. IN me most sub
-r :uanr,r. wi:h Grain houses. stables. and other
....,. ard pens accommodating hive thousand I'VE
ia hog. m. will run alua hundred and twenty hive
gel. IAN per day.
:: y1.t!g- -,vcn and one !;th acres, Is situated on
80 nor, d:sruuc. below the corporation line, ans!
..satri w!'h Inclined rail road. Al! TIC maca!n.Ey
mo-; a:n-ovcd construction and in perfect order.
Nv sold ~ liberal terias, the particulars OF when
l. o. ~. .4-i b. COMMUNICATIVE. with US.
I.r .-.yC,u STEARNS s. BRCMMELL.