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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

OF PHILADELPHIA,
wwTH0 graduated in Germany and France and can give
ssa oTers his services the citizens of Evansviii and
virni,y AZ Phy He will pay particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Dr. Moeler invites these persh ieed with disease 70
-. him ANYBODY troubled with Chronic diseases
.h 80 Reclamation 81 the Kidney. Urethra lnhammator
Diseaats OF the Bladder and syphilis VIII be
.a Il ,hr .horkest time No ocharse for the hrat visit
once earner o Sycamore and Thirdss once hours from
a. ~ nh REFERENCES.
Thot Mntter Prot. OF Surgery x.,,
Samsl Jackson Prof of Theory and Praonssi
o. ID. Meigs. Prof. Of Midwiferyi a..
G. n. ailman Prof Of Midwifery; ,
Jos NJ. smith Prof 6f Theory and Prastieei
- Nxw YoRK HosrirAL.
| Thos. Hnn.M M d. Albany. y. ~. A,A.n
'SVe@""'' 90 - nxffI-A
y
@Mhv SeeIi SAM'L ORR.
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~ NnTlONs! NOTlONs!l

msL0weR vases theymomesers travehng eom p1naonI
E Leadea seA ias & w-a, deils marbles; toys tea
ssM pert meuaaiss combs superer h 10,
Rs.Ss Samiaoes chess men Emerson.s ssaps
ssap ium ping ropes aad battle doors PtssEE
vAnsy ei hes0A ~ aadsr odd Peilows' Hall Firstss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

NEW YOKK GUMWA|EWN INFUSED
THOMAS I'M. MAGHEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERcHAET1
a4south William street, New York;
Y0EING lon established with axtensiye corneeton
II in the above business respectfully solicts consgn
ofall kinds of Western Produce, which
I'm and personal attention at The lowest possp'e
az charges Particular care will be bestowed on
consignments OF Tobacco, and libera cash advances
haae w 90 j. III. MAGHEE * CO.,
,aeoo.tf Evansville, Ind.
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THE MYsTKRN SOLVED.

f1 fF0m the crowd uubtOWtTB uBWn
@~ vsi.iag friend Kbch for past weeks we
that he the 10 In
hsra palancs by the board and in Consequence
sacrifice but furher enqui
happy 70 readers ihatsueh 10 not
lie hand full assortment Of spring
hama ~ stora
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VIM. IA. WCGREW9 -.
4 ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once In the Crescent City Bsnk" hutiding
AA AhA @S'eAN '~'' " my25
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON ~ GOODMANS
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND cITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
Rlank BO o X P aper
SMITH PETERS CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
Lightbody,s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc.. etc.
SALES ROOMS. II 10 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI. o.
WHARF they offer every variety ted to tho city
nd aeornty and the materials employed in its manu-
ss-i esgHa fdrice paid for Rags sertem
GEORGE w. pAY hRowx MArLAoR
DAY & ffAThACK,
wHoL EsALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No, 50 PEARL STREET,
4sma CINCINNATI. o.
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BOARDING AND SALE STABLE.
RI COOK has rented OF Peter Burk the fine BRICK sta
H. bic on between Main and Locust s wne
no will by the day week NJ tne P
in prororton the expense Of feed - ,,.-. - =.
Also fne young horses for sale etsil times ~
jeI eooh FANNY ~A"S'''.
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TlcNNEyA, sORENSON

wMeLEHALw DEALERS LfQuoRs. CORNER
tt. ArEM vfsE SITS. .EvANsvILLE. IND.
gWSR have formed ership for
M purpose doing wholesale Grocery End Liquor
aansu faving aneeacdsd the bnainsss q MessFs As
their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargains
2 ~ r. B:ifENGEY,
gw .s. g, SORRHSGN.
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1DCKSf CLOCKSg All WHOLESALE,
~ NV HTF'TROLFF dc BONB.

EvANsvILLE. IND.
WWEhavs iusk rsesissd large aapPly o. sishs day a.
Ssmprainx every styIe Of wood and iron which
WHEEL cash dealers low the same articles can
Aaawht Gincinnati other Western citss We shall
FAys good stock hand. and think can make
te she tat Of eounry dealers 20 buy their clocks of vs.
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rs.p eon.tantiy on hand variety OF Sofas Oyans
&& Lonrses Chairs. ETC.. Of our own manufactars. 0
o these articles with hair or Plus
bottoms and In any Style desired !,
Alse lust rsaevsd large and beautiful variety %
PAPERS. Of all qualities ana styAes w
" INIT, iny,ts Puhhs a''sh'i'A SCHMIDT q sTARKE.
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Fnmmoth stock OF Boots and shoes.
HENDRHC a. NcsEA,

rree,ved their fall stock Of Boots and Shoes
amhracing avery stvle BnyiEg directly from New
~ ,he eat They invite dealers cali and
making " onr business ezciu
qely. enabled 70 show greatef sAEeV
ep2s-tf q -
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VOLUME VIII.


TW TIN GATiXENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KKAfa CA AND fLLlNOiS.
MAa SAUNDBRS. CIyii RAginssr. having taken his
a@ AAsds ths atty of Rvaasve would respectfully
ntaens she southern portion OF Indiana,
RsAasy ae that hs 10 prepared 70 faraish fidns.
Mpsaaeassmr Eatimn work description
RsaiaiHKas h Prsfeaen VIZ; Water werha prsiaags o.
Lad. RA Turn pike PlAnk other Roads, the Lm-
Rrevsmsns " Rivers fes a=vg stion parpo 90. etc.
ability rem L. d. Wilson. Esq Chsf hR-
ha Albany salem Raroadf Judge HuKhoa
f nleaniasson lad Gserss o. Dunn q BEDFORD lad H.
@asra Raa Ghsf Of the H.. T. and o. Straight
4ina Kailke I'D. aAn he seen ON ApplfcAson mh2o "
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Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOC

Il ON.-Persops desrous or willing to
make donations OF loans of Books to the Libsrv If
benefit by sending such books, or q list of them a.
they intend contributing. at their earliest conye-
nience. to ths Office of John o. Steger Esq on
Franklin street near 18th, or to that of Peter v.
Daniel, Jr, on 1lth between Main and Broad ste
The Library and rooms Of the Association, will
that the committee be early apprised what books
will be given or loaned. in order to avoid expending
the limited funds of the Association In purchasing
duplicate copies of the same. Books loaned to the
Library, will not be taken from the rooms BY any
persons except their owners and IL injured or lost
they will be replaced by new copies = =
By order of the Committee on
ap I9-Stew2w LIBRARY.
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DIsAGREEABLE s1ruAr1oN.-On Thursday night
the l9h the McCurd Hotel at Mobile, was enter.
ed and the clothing of thirty forty of the board
ers, taken to the back entry, inspected, and the
money taken out. The next morning about TWEEN
ty boarders, were seen sneaking about with only
one garment, at anearly hour In search of theil
missing wardrobe. They met at the "pile," and
with the characteristic modesty of the male sex
cooly and deliberately assorted the clsthing, and
selected their own from the pile.
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SUR FOB DAAAGEs.-The owners Of the unfogtu
nate steamer Henry Cisy arc being sued by an in
jured passenger for 4l0,000 damages a
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Wreck OF A sHIP.-The ship 81. Bernard. Capt
Webster, from New York for New Orleans wa
wrecked of the Berry IslandI on the I'D ult. Los
$4,000 Tho cargo was Covered by insurance in New
York.
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The ST. LAwRRRcE OPKN.-A correspondent o
the Rome N. Y, Sentinel writes to that journal a
follows: at can at last be said that navigation
the Lake and st Lawrence at this place Il Open.
The propeller Bay State, Capt Colwell, cleared
this morning for Ogsdenbureh. The propeller JET
fersoo, Capt. Reed, arrived to-day from Hamilton
with 600 barrels of four
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DEcL1NEp.-The Wilmington Herald under
sta nds that the Rev. G. w. Thompson. Oem.) has
declined the congressional nomination from tho
Raleigh, IN. c., district
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STATE TREASURER r. C. Wintersmith is thu
Know Nothing candidate for the Office of Stat.
Treasurer of Kentucky.
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DEATHS Lieutenant Briee, who served with the
Baltimore battalion in the Mexican war. died In Phil
adelphis Tuesday. Mr.. A. Burns, q book-binder
died suddenly on the same day.
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suiciDE.-Jaeob Carr. German, aged IS years
while aborins under depression Of spirits, In New
York, on Tuesday. blow Ills head of with . musktt
He left note telling his wife to marry again II ahs
wanted to. -
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RoBB,Na PHYs1cIANs.-Drs. Campbell and God
dard, OF Philadelphia, lost o carriage and hors
each, on Tuesday night, by theft
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BANK BILLS REFUsxD.-The South Carolinl
Railroad, connected with the Wilmington an6
MaucL Lester Railroad, have refused to take any
North Carolina bank bills In their business.
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LARGE SUBscRi iPrIoss.-At the opening of SUBJ
scriptions at Asheville N. c. to the Greenyilie {S
IC) and French Broad Railroad, TWO gentlemen
subscribed, the one eos 600 and the other $40 600
Nearly SIS, 600 more WIS subscribed by others.
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ENAAoRED WITH THE BREEcHEs.--A young girl
named Sarah Jane Williams, who had been cleaning
mp some lsuysr1 Offices in New York, became 20
she donnsd Of their habits Monday night last
and prooesaed TO parade the streets. Il policeman,
however, put stop 70 ths little Indulgence By lode
ing the fsir one in the station ho1ss. and Sarah
Jane found that she would have TO vs up liberty or
the bresehes, ale quietly resgne1 the latter, and
sunk into her inrmer line Of budnesu, content TO
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QUEER FIx.-A prominent citiz en- OF Alabama
on visit to Mobile, on Friday last, received the
following telegrsphic despatch from his family
physician. Fine boy-both doing well. Ter
pounds, Yours, &C.," and In a few moments the
following from an individual friend, 'Nice little
girl at your house. All right"
Yours &c. S.P.W w.
The bewildered father at last accounts, was try.
ing to discover whether 1t was boy or girl OF
twins.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE FRAUDs.-Intelligence
oifice keepers in New York, have been detected ta-
king their applicants money, and then directing
them to places. which upon reaching they discov-
cred to be vacant lots
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FIRE IN LoU1srANA-A large warehouse, filled
with liquors, &c, belonging to J. Couret, at Ope
louaas, La, and another large building, were de
stroyej by fire on the 10th inst. Loss, exclusiv,
of Insurance. So 000
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INDEPENDENCE HALL.-The city councilmen {
Philadelphia are having their daguerreotypes I,
ken, to be placed in Independence Hall.
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The New York Herald says that It hes taken the
opera in that city under ito wing and intends to
bring it ont safe.
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IcRBUEGs-A ship master just arrived at Liver
pool, writes back by the Nashville to bis owners,
under date of April 7th-'.I would advise vessels
running this port to keep well to the South in
latitude 43 80. from longitude SO to 48, found the
water 81 deg, while the air was 80 deg" The
a large quantity of Ice.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 17rH

DsTREET AT AUCTIoN.-on MONDAY, 2lst
May, at Il O'Clock M upon the premises will be
street. nearly opposite the residence of Mr. John
Prddy. and now occupied by Mr. Jas. Msnder. -
wood, planned aud fitted out in very tasty man
ner, and presents quite handsome appearan ce,
whilst Its internal atiangs are well adapted TO
Lot fronts DO feet and Iuns back 1z0 feet.
TEaas-Cne-third cash; balance at 6 and 12 moe.
with interest added and secured by a trust deed.
sp 20 eodtl5td TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DRSwEED.-On Monday afternoon, the steamer
L. Lockwood in East river, New York. ran into
boat full Of boys and upset it. drowning William Nc
Caun.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRs.-Captain John Reese, oil
the Highianders, has been presented with hand
some sword. The ground was broken on Tues
day, for the enlargement of the General Post Office
building. Mrs. Pendleton, patroness of the Co.
lumbia Fire Company, bade them farewell, Tues
day night, previous to her departure for Europe
Counterfeit $40 gold pieces are In circulation.
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DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE AT WARRINGTON
Com. Vanderbilt y. l.. Talcott Preston King, and
James Bowen, all OF New York, are at Willard .
Hotel Escandon and Hurba. wealthy bankers Of
Mckee, have just left there, en- route for Europe
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A DIFFKRRNcE.-While potatoes are selling Il
Boston at 81 S. per bushel, they can be bough
from vessels from the British provinces, at tn
wharf at Is cepts
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. LARGR QUANTITY OF Faurr Aaalvsp. There
arrived at Boston, on Saturday and Sunday, SIX
Of oranges, fgs, lemons, &C.. from the ports Of
Palermo aud Hessina.
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ABscoNDKp.-A man living In the very odor of
sanetity at Orange, New Jersey, sbsconded last
week with "a young lady of great personal at
fractions and the daughter of one OF the richest
man" took with him Sis. 900 borrowed money, but
left a wife and child.
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portrait painted by Morse, the great telegraph
inventor. when he followed portrait painting for
livelihood, was exhibited in Charleston, s. c., al
the State fair,
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. RANAkY AND FEED STORE

~ The undersigned has taken the house corner Of
franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Measrs N B. Il G. b. HILL for the purpose of con.
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
lie will keep conrtanty hand full assortment of
al. binds OF Grain. Mil Ofsl, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Grsnaries and Feed
Btores.
He hopea by giving his busness strict personal at
tention and selling on reasonable terms, to secure q
liberal patronage fttm his hiends and the public
generally He viii deliver any article fres of charge
anywhere in the corporation. He will also attend TO
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
fIr moderate commission, and will iusure for his
country friends the highest market price for
Ggnment entrusted to him JOHN w. COSBY.
fc H-ta
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ANE CENT REWARD.-Ranawa from
WILLIAM EDMoND6, his spprsntics- All per.
sons are hereby forewsrned against harbolisg. em-
plcyins or coaesang the sa1 spprentiee. under Pc
reward Will be paid to any person who wil deliver
the said Eamonda 70 the subsofiber. q Richuonl
Ap2-lw- JOHN D QUARLEe.
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MIss KATE DEHIN. the actress, arrived 10 the
George Law, from California.
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EOR SALE
l. 81 feet of SHELVING, ON iron brackets
/ COUNTER, u feet long.
beautiful SHOW CASE, 8 feet long
STOVE
2 GAS PENDANTS and Brackets
At the Store No. 4. under Exchange Hotel. All
the above articles are new. Apply to s.
CHAS. RICHARDSON,
American Hotel.
FOR RENT-The Store No. A Exchange
Hotel. Possession given immediately.
ap Ats C.. b.
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. .UILDING FUND Comply STOCj

II FOR SALE-Teu shares Home stead, en- which
the loan of $1,000 may be obtained.
Ten shares of Richmond, on which about $3.50
may be had.
They will be exchanged for other Stocks, or sold
on very favorable terms, if early application is msde
at the Dispatch office. sp l2-eots
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nANIEL O'DONNELL, HOUSE AND
~ SHIP PL UMBER, No. 30 MAIs sr., RICH
MoND, VA. aE
EvHydrau1ic Rams Lift and Force Pumps Bath
Tubs, Wash hand Basins. Water Closets, Copper and
Iron Boilers, &e. stted up on the most approved
principles and ct tbs lowest prices.
reOrden from the country promptly executed.
UJOBRIN6 punctraliy attended TO-
an25-lm
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CASHMERE GoAT.-Dr James B. Davis. of Co
lufnbia, South Carolina, is about embarking fol
Asia Minor, to procure Cashmere goats for I'm
portation to this country.
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MOIJNTAN LII. "a superior b,
III .fw sleSy ~. SyAtkks : -
|TIOFTH C1R6LINA HE&R3NOS
J. s'T ''.''iL 81 ] ff'i 'is s s. 1k 'l~
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undersigned, by virtue of o deed of Trust executed
to him, enc OF record 10 the Clerks Office of the
county of Henrco, and in pursuance OF the dir &c.
lions OF the beneficiary in said deed naned will offt
Tor sale at public auction the premises on MON
DAY the l4th day of May next three tracts or par-
ceis q iaGd living In said county and described in
said dsed as follows: the first tract containing 243
acres, be TIE same more less the road leading
from the New Bridge Road to the city of Richmond
aad bounded by the land formerly belonging to the
estate Of Joha Price, deceased 6c, being the same
land which was conveved to w P. C. Ramsay, By
Horace Edwards and wife by deed dated the Sd Msy
1S5 and OF record in the said oce the coud tract
containing lo9 acres be the more or less lyir
in said county, the third containing one acre. be the
more or ess also lying in said county with all
the buildings and improvements thereon the said
two last mentioned tracts of land bsing the same
which were conveyed TO Andrew Ramsay hy Jo-
seph c. Haley and Sarah w, his wife, Robert Tate
Wicker. Thomas Hardgrove saa Samuel Hardsrove
by deed dated the 9th day Of January, 1885, and OF
record in said office.
The title TO the above described property s beley
ed TO bs perfect; but selling Trustee shall con.
vey only such title as Is vested in The lands and
improvements are said to be in good condition, and
desirable to any one wishing to purchase the ci-
ty of Richmond.
The sale will commence at l2 NJ , and will begin
upoa the premises first named.
Terms will be made known at the sale
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FUTURE DAYs.
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
T,RUSTEE'S SAL E.-By virtue Of

nRUSTEE'S > A L E,--By virtue OF Q
n trusI deed. executed the 18th day of March.
1885, By Fredefich r, Mayo 10 " A. Claiborne decd
Trustee, an os record In the ClerEa Ofice OF the
Hastings Court OF the city OF Richmond, shall OF.
fer for sale. at public suction on the pre emsss on
WEDNESDAY, the "a day OF May, 1885. al i've
O'clock; al the right title aud interest of said Mavo
teeins Isl in oertsn tract parcel of land wins
sud being at Port Mayo, in the County of Hst rico
about mile from the CITY OF Richmond and known 4
by the name of SPRINGHILL, contaiains sbont ii l
acres ard formerly owned ard occupied by Frederick
A. Mayo, deceased. h. A. CIAIBoRNF -
Executor Of I'll. A. Claiborne dece,ed
Sale conducted by TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
iS--2u
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
III ROAD BOND6.--el0, 600, redeemsbls st Eve
years and amply secured on the road and property
- J.BROWN, JR.,
an 25-4t stock Broker.
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ss88 JOHN LANAHAN, Pak,r
OF Exeter street II. e. Church, Baltin uIe.
BLEEDING OF TIE LUNGS.

MesUs Mortimer and Mopbrav:
do hereby certify that about twelve months ago
was taken with ssvere henorrhsGe of ths Lunss,
and had four attacks oft. was advised to tfv br
Hampton's Vegetable Tinctute. 1 procured on bot.
tie. and after taking which. was sstissd that was
much bettsr and that affer taking the fourth bottle
was entirely well, and now enjoy as good health
a. ever did in my life. can, and do, without the
least hssitstion recommend the Tnctuse to all per.
sons lictsd In my way. - 80 go
- Yours, Gro w. WEAKELEY.
Sold in Richmond by o. A. SfRECKER ana
In Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and ret Pamph.
lets gratis aa EkH E#fi@{fs 40 I-dAefs
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N EW GOODS.-I have re opened at my
IN old stand. No. 204 Broad street, between 4th and
5th SITS large and handsome assortment of Ladies'
Grape, Silk and Straw BONNETS made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
HATS. Boys Straw Hats and Misses Flats; q great
variety of Summer Ribbons; French saxony and
Swiss Embro;deries Gloves, Fancy Articles, &c,
which will sell at small profit.
Fl. T.. WIGAND,
an 2i--1mh Ne 2C5 Broad at
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
4 RIVED.-The best Planet Reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci
and calculation, frt many years of study for
short time only, by MADAME MAILOR, Second
street. the second house. the right hand side, below
ain atreht 2I-1rlt
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III ANDSOME BUILDING LOIS ON


III ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
IA UNION HILL, ON 25rH AND s6ru SITS
o'clock P. M upon the premises will be sold Ga 4.
OF Ground. tenelosed and sc sdsd with oats M the
corner of 2ath sad etreets nearly opposite A.bury
Chapel
Also &c feet of Ground on the east .,d. Of ss,h :.
between and p Streets running back I52 feet to
su alley IL feet wide. ~
Also, several other Lots In the vicinity of the
above. - = = :. -
These Lots will be laid OF into suitable .;zes
They are amongst the most beautiful on the Hill
and those in want OF handsome building sites should
attend the SALE - = : :
Terms liberal and will be made known tthe tim.
of ssIe. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
sp p2S-Stsw'SM&dtds Aucts
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON UNI
Il ON HILL. AT AUCTIoN-Ou MONDAY
7th day of May, at a O'Clock NJ, upon the pre-.
misses. will be sold two new framed Tenements and
Lots on Union Hill, on the east side of oath street
nearly opposite to the new Methodist Church. -
These houses have three rooms saoh, with kitch ems
snd wells ef good wster-are suitable for small fami.
TERMs-One-third CASH bslsnce q, and months,
for hotes, with interest added and titles retained.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
sp 2S-SawtSM&dtes Aucts
4 SMALL FARM OR MARKET
IA GARDEN. NEAR TIE CITY AT AUG
TION.-On MONDAY. S0th April at II O'clock NJ
On the premises, will be sold the Farm on which h
Mrs. Susan Holmes recently reIided. about miles
below , the city. ana adjoining tbs lands Of Gen. j
s. acres. OF which third is in woods, the remain.
eers cleared and in good order. The improve ema nts
are good, consisting of an excellent weiiing, with
rooms kitchen, and the usual outhouse8
Any one wishing TO locate farm car the CITY,
or to engage in the cultivation of vegetables for The
markets. could hardly be better suited tasn in thi.
paaes.
Terms will be made accommodating
TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS