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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-10

Lv d. sEfLY, AUCTtOSEER. WILL SELL ON TUES
Gs day, tho 10th inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at No.
las West Twenty second st. the entire furniture OF hs
house, Consisting Of tapestry and ingram carpets
wood and mahogany sofas CHAIRS bsdstssd marble top
table, dre'sps bais,us os' ans rosewood eoadoir Pr
Europe on the l4th, and the sale viii b. persmp.ory
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IL r.. AARON, AuCrI0NEER--NIIL SELL THIS DAY,
IL July TO- 81 half past 10 o'clock At the sslssroom
No. 81 Nassau street splendid assortment Of 6ne gold
Watches jewehy and rich diamonds, faacy rose wood
ing iosps, and twenty thoussnd assorted ssgsrs.
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a2 NOTICE.--DANCIN(; ACADEMY
MIR. JOSEPH c. DUESBERRY takes pleasure
4 IN IN announcing to the citizens of Richmond that
hA he will open his Academy for Dancing on the 18th
ofoctober Mr. Duesberry thanks the public for past
encouragement He will use his best exertions to So
icit the same this session. Mr.. Duesbe1ry has sue
ceeded in getting Hall opposite the Exchange Bank
trance on Main street
tie wishes to state to the citizens that he will intro
duce the most fashionable Dances, Quadrues and
WaltZes and he aters himself that he has turned out
fine dancers any other teacher in the State
Mr. ID can be at his office, at Mr. Osborne's op
posite the Exchange Bank, between the hours of 8
ana l. and and O'Clock. sc S8-l5t
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l. offiGiAL LEAVE-On Saturday last the Cheva-
her }. Z. Geyers. who for some time past has heen
accredited to this government as envoy extraordi.
nary and minister plenipotentiary of his Majesty
the King OF the Netherlands, presented his letter
OF recall and took leave of the President 1t i nm
derstood that he proceeds to st Petershnr,, ~ o
ne VIII represent his sovereign in the same canae
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.

Z
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10
The store of Thompson, Potter & Newkirk, on
9Th and Market streets, was entered last night by
means of false keys, and $1,000 or $4,000 worth Of
silks and laees taken Off 1t left securely lock
cd by the proprictOrs last night, and found
locked this morning. but the goods Were gone.
This afternoon, child three years of age, daugh-
ter of Mr. Whitman, proprietor of the st. Nicholas
Hotel, New York. was killed at the corner of 1lth
and Chestnut streets, by being run over by ear
rage. The nurse was running across the street,
with the child in her arms, and falling down, the
child was killed.
The Baby Show, at the Musical Fund Hall, has
been crowded all the morning. chiefly with women
and children, attracted to the strange exhibit
ton Last evening the first premium for the finest
single child, was awarded to Miss Ida Thompson,
young lady of Philadelphia, of the age Of three
years and half.
Last night there was great rejoicing among the
Democrats, and forty-three bontires were burning
in the city at one time. This morning, about three
o'clock, some lawless spirits marched to Mayor
Conrads residence aud sroaned and hooted him for
some minutes. The Mayor came out and made a
speech, defying them. There came near being Q
scene.
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Eire-Hedrn Loss.
oekRgsR ENcEor THE DISPATCH.

HUNTERsvILLE, PocAHoNTAs Co., VA,
October 9th, 1855 5
This morning, about O'clock the dwelling Of
Mr. Vim. Skecn, of this place, was destroyed by
fire. with the kitchen and other out-houses. Mr.
SIS family barely escaped with their lives, and a
large portion of the furniture and their clothing
was consumed. The fire is supposed to have been
of accidental origin Loss 5000 upon which there
Is an insurance of $500 esa ,s.
Mr.. Skeen is lawyer of some distinction and the
clerk of our county court. He is very popular and
his sad loss win much affiict his neighbors who
have often experienced his generous Kindness.
.. Yours, W. H. G.,
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Shooting Sc,ape.-NoNames Called, DC.
PETERSBURG, Oct. II.

PETERSBURG, Oct. II.
Those Of our citizens residing ON Bollngbrook
street, were somewhat excited to-day at shooting
match which took place between the keeper of one
of our restaurants and gentleman staying in
clothing store The restaurant man asked the other
to come around to his house rs he wanted to see
him. The gentleman went around and some words
ensuing, the keeeer of the restaurant drew a re-
volver and fired at him Fortunately the shot
missed and the living target got off unframed. A
that cause deem it proper to call no names
Yours, VIGSETTr
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VIGNETTE.

MONUMENT TO THE OssoLI FAMILY-The family
OF Margaret Fuller Ossoli have just erected to
her memory, and that of her husband and child. a
marble monument in Mount Auburn Cemetery,
NJ nassaehuseus. IL Is located ON Pyrola path in
beautiful part of the grounds and has near il
some noble oaks, while the hand of affection has
planted many flower. The body of Marraret
Fuller rests in the ocean, but her memory abidcs in
many hearts She needs no monumental stone, but
human affection loves thus to do honor IN RI, ~,
parted. ~ o "e-
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Sole Prorristors, RichmOl4 u
TIDINGS FROM CHESTERFIELD

CHESTERFIELD Co. Va, Agg. Im
Messrs Dore & Co., Richmond: Last fall, oI,a I
mules was turned loose in the stable yard, ii
playing about with other mules, ran wifi the s,,
of his whole body against large plate Of slice! "a
cutting himself ON the thigh or ham about 10 nd
long, and from an inch and hall to two inehe,hs
the wound was of such a character IS 70 suppw
would never be of any service to Mo again. I'D
notice of the Turf Oil in TIE papers prOeuI:t 4
applied it at once to the cut, and IN about
weeks he was perfectly well and ut wCrt u 4
cannot perceive the least scar where tn. GU 4
made. II. A. WIsFREL
P.S.-There are many cases of injuries To aIts |
this neighborhood, which have been cured By
Turf Oil, and, if of any benefit to YOU esp F&
you many certificates. The whole neisibotASd :
it is the quickest healing remedy they eysras.
&c IA ii. A. WisFkEE
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AaEhicAN PowDER.-The powder used bv the
aslsa armies IN batterng down the almost ipreg
itaoie iortiheatons at Sebastopoi was made .,
Hazards and Dupont's mills in Connecticnt and
Dsiaware Two clipper ships belonging to Grin
men, Min'urn & 20. were despatched during the
summer with full cargoes OF powder for the Cri.
mea-.4lbaay Journal " ~ Va
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:, EPIDEMIC AMONG TIE HORSES. - The New
LOT, Lofn Times says; AN epidemic of unusual virl,
areetons hne plump animals may be seen lying
~ ,s oy te wayside OF course the poor and over
worsed beasts are more numerous We nnder.
s s mat the Kniekerbockcr Stage Companv lost
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,CuIIoes SEIZURE OF LIaUo..--A latter to the
anehester Mirror ststes that on the night of the
~ -. instant some persons seized and carried OF
~ ne liquors IN the possession of the town agent
VI inc factory village In chinatown, N. H. It,ya,
supposed mat as the agent was no Judge of The
aa.sy OF spirits. that they We're taken away 10 he
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COTTON FACTORIES IN GropcY. ~,
now In the State of Georgia, it is said he,,. ar 3.
ana sixty cotton factories conducted in the mo-
skiifuI and successful manner with all the annIisn
Ses IA the way OF machinery that can be fonpJ =,
sae same Kind OF establishments in New E.npl.nd ~
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TTI. TH4N A.N
IINIMENT.
ments are used, are adylssd 20 q, IINIhl
POILARD,S RHEI MATiS L -.
A QUARTERLY Law A. ~ 'p piiI RIep

"A iTED By A MEMBER w nssEs 4
BAK. --CONTRIBUTO ~ o W.
pep.r; Professor J. b. MINOR, th' s"I : ~
A. ri. SANDS. Author OF History ~ - nsS<'
and other professional gentlemen VI % ~
not at liberty to announce, nav \
70 the columns Of the Journal .s.,,.ss - 1
The undersigned proposes 10 s0 - lssS.
Of January, the puhiicstioii OF ss.yntl d ~
want OF such u work, containing :. o,ssi -
interest to the Bar of Virgins sho -
been long felt and frequently siitr.,;u. ID
The undersigned therefore, ee I,.s, Al "
n.riodie al would be not only I'm - be =
would meet with ready SUPPER. ~
undertaken to supply the es.as .eAssst's
Pennsylvania. New YORK ana ~ ~ sablicssisss
some years past, supported ~ .,.efs y
ionrnals. Why should not gao '.,r,r.al w
and the South have theirs = Jrs.,s Of ss< !,
may call their own, aud ia Ine ana gss'
,.iIl find law more peculiarly -.
daily practice. ,.,. in AL Ps'ss y.
ted States, twill be an iinpoi'A,S'. ,,saths y
of advertising. Cards inserted :.
snser sas,rsise n,epts in propofss. rtsit =
The work viii bs pabllshee ,s,sips esss :"
white paper, each anin1e' s'' ..o.s,
syo. s,, this es'Sf
nlesse forward their names iMn '';ss Sss -
TrsMs-x5 per year, Pin sst v say W J
commission ai'v ~ 'IRSNDOLPh, sss,ssnesA
n,,,;.hsr No. III. Main 81 =
Il .llf -
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sssar.rosDxKcE OF rnE plsrATcu.


NEW YoAK, Oct 10, 1855
The immense purchases Of -four and wheat the
few days past are said to be on French and British
government accounts, Through the Rothsenna a
Flour advanced again to-day 3 cents per Dbl a. q
sales for this morning 900 bbls. at = % e
s3i for common to good State and Weste,h s 81.
% O0a$9 . for extra do Included IN tne ss - n
1900 bbls State and Western to ~ Z. ~ no.
for common State for November, a Ind;sna lat the
cember and 900 bbls. supernhe i
closet at O. esl for November. ,,,. HIGHER. the
sales are AGO bbls. at - % - - o .S,Jo5 are
- 800 ana 81 J0a so 50 extra incnaea are
- IN. Is;ehmond City &c. Thornton Al % -
tn sfeamship Alabama, Capt Schemes arIh ~, eu
,a.tenfay morning from Savannah. Among ne
ns~senrers are Mrs. Mary L. Cole, wie OF 'he e"P
tain Of the ship VIM Penn; DE- n :, hon were
Nelson, Va; and seven sean,en ai Of WHOM w. az
sayed from the wreck Of the ship Whham fen' "
Gently wrecked on Hatteras Shoals a.
vasst.vdsv u,orniuy a seow, 45 feet lang ana -
feet brhf having dredging machine molnu
stesm' 81 pIoded and burst the machine, breaking
INTO atoms There were seventeen men al work ~
tbe vicinity of the scow, and four on poaIui o''.
one man was injured, and that slightly. Ihe 'osA'
sunk TO the waters edge. and out OF the "noie IN
ginc only one piece, about one po"i'' NV "
weight was found
A salnte of nineteen guns was nred at tne
RrookIyn Navy Yard yesterday. in honor OF the
anniversary of the Battle OF Lake Ere inc
forts In the harbor responded inns Is Ihe hrs, s,
Of late years, tna' any o'h'''A'
Of the day. ,.u
Thomas Francis Meagher will deliver lecture
at the Broadway Tabernacle, on FRIDAY evening,
10th instant on the life and character Oh Ms late
eountryman, John Phillpot Curran.
The republican ratification meeting, at the IA
bernaeie last evening, was very large. The Hon.
Henry Wilson, was the principal speaker
Nicholas Luellon, a native OF France, and re-
Gently it is said. merchant there, was arrested TINS
morning by officer De Angels of the United States
Court on a charge offorgery, in having forged
draft, we understand for alarge amount, at Besan-
con- in France about three hundred miles from Pa
ris, and obtaining the money thereon. He went, 1t
il said. first to England whence he came to New
York, arriving here in May last
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DANCING SCHOOLS.

CD DANCING AND WALI,ZINis AGA
ID DEMi.-GODDIN'SN NEW HALL CORNER or
IN 18th AND BANK STREETs.-Mr. L. WAR
et1A ROCK would respectfully announce that his
School will open on SATURDAY, October 18th at II
o'clock for Ladies. Same evening at Z! O'clock for
Gentlemen.
There will be two sessions.
A deduction will be made where a Scholar enters
for the whole Course. Sc lS-2a,y6vv
o7 ACADEMY OF DANCIN(.-CIIAS 4.
es# McEVOf has the honor of announcing to the
citizens of Richmond that the 9th annual session
eA of his school, for instruction in the above accom-
pIlsument in all its improved FORMS will open at Co.
r1ntLlan Hall Main street, on WEDNESDAY, No
venber 7th, 1856.
The session VIII be a long one, and arrange
ments have been made for giving private lessons.
q-6t
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iHx BRITISH MISIsTEx.-rbe New, Wi, r:.
nas report from Washington that A. U DIN. lines
nss been instructed to request the recall nf MAJ
G.smpton' the British minister on accom-, Of 81.
alleged connection with the efforts to enlis,
~ 'als country for the Foreign Legion.
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wa. found su, 1s q Davis
the Criminal Court Of Camden. n " 's u aegree, by
~ kiing her infant child by throwing i. srs
ssesmpo.t whilst crossing the Delaware r;xsr rom
NOUNS since The defendant pleaded insan, some
~ me ceen deserted by her husband who ran
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gSsza!URE OF THE AMERICA ron Lry.ppoo,
TIE u ~ Steamship America sailed from .Bostnr
Wsanesdsy, with l43 Passengers for Liverpool
ana 70 TOR Halifax, and sliI 900 in specie. '''
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DUCKLE ON YOUR ARMOTR.-iI

ID GINIANs PREPARE !!-LEoNARD TO f1
UEll!-Prepare for the coming conflict Coasa'
Colds will soon be i'll our midst. The created
queror of Coughs, Cold and CONSUMPTION b LEl
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keep tin your A11
upon the first onset OF the disease take i, eve v
your children, and remember the gresteG nsa1
yet discovered is Leonard's Celebrated Coqsh W
Price-25c per bottle BOTTLES, one doi!r' 4
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
TO be had of L. Is. THOMAS, Broad street. as q
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers ssg'nll
Richmond and State OF Virgins. NloT"H
Messrs PURCELL, LADD 1 Co, " AEin ns
THOMAS LEONARD, corner Of Adams and Ch' WV
Richmond Va
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DIAPER HANGINaS AND UPHOI. STE
L RY.-JOHN +. REGNAULT, thankful for past
favors, would respectfully call the attention of his
friends and the public his present and largest selec-
ton of FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG
ING AND BORDERS-GILT, PLAIN AND COM
MON. Also decorations of Gilt Velvet Marble
and Wood limitations. SATIN DELAINES, DAM
ASKS, MeKEENS CHINTZ, LACE AND MUS
LIN CURTAINS, GALLONS, CORDS, TASSELS,
WINDOW AND BED CORNICE, ORNAMENTS,
CURLED HAIR, MOSS and SIUCK MATTRESS
Els, BEDS, LOUNGES, WINDOW SHADES. CO.
Goa MATING floor and table OIL CLOTHS
Also large and handsome assortment of VELVET.
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, three ply and plain in
grain CARPETS, RUGS, COCOA THREAD, WOOL,
and other patterns of Door Mats.
Rooms, Halls and Entries papered.
Window Curtains, Carpets and every branch of Up
holstery, executed with neatness aud espatch
Country orders will receive immediate atte ntiou al
ss. ..s 1872 MAIN STREET,
North side, between 9Th aud 10th streets
1x.,kn 1,,
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TACKSDS,S EXCELsIOK BlTTER,.

u RICHMOND, AuE ~ ~
Mr. r. II. JAcKsoN-Dear Sir; Thfoafl ~ l. Il
mentality of friend of mine, was indAffa
to try Bottle of your Bitters. Thinking ! y /
me no good it would do Ine no harl4 i'.' 81.
tried the same of morning, ilke"he =! Wy
in the course of one week her appetite 'MP !.
thank God, she found from that t"e n" III,
must, in justice TO myself and whe' ~ =. IL,
ever tried: and feeling il my duty 10 !AsI. :. ,
friend for the advice 10 Try them, void .as !,
those suffering from the first stage OF W., ,,s
them They will eXelailn like US O'"''
he foupd -
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s,s..,~.. As ~ CHATTER ELECTIoN--The charter
slsct' held in Newark " j. resulted in ths
Counci % "a decided Wing majority TO the CITY
Tor Mayor. :" 'ne wing candidate
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THE MUSIC sTORE.-P.

.1M- THE Music STORE.-P
EfE--.-3. &C., II. TAY LOR would remind his
S1 III r n friends aud the public generally that
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONS, GUITARS, FIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEONS of the best quality, and the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele-
brated NGnns Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and equaled but by few
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found in
this State and constantly receiving the publ
cations which he will sell the reduced prices
and upon ~ good terms can be had elsewhere.
To Planes tuned, repaired, and let.on hire.
W Old Pianos taken i'll part pay for ones.
iy
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IL CLAY, TRNTH AND MARSHALL VI, STREETS,
RICHMOND, YA.--Ths next session viii conmencc
an The frst Monday il, October and close the Inst
T9,nr sdsy in June. Pupils may be admitted at any
time, but il is highly desirable for them to be present
'1 ~. r.s of srnunds buildings and outfit has been
about seventy Thousand dollars and no additional
pains expense win be spared TO satisfy every rea-
and liberal. Able and experienced teachers have
been secured aud the approved scientific appara
tus, school desks, &c, have been provided.
M. r. p. LATHAM, Math. and Physical Sciences
Rev. r. H. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng. Literature.
Ne Mt X EMMA n IA HoiC0MBE. English Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH y. NELSON, English Branches.
Miss NINA CHoLLET, French and German.
Miss JANE 5. sTANARD, Preparatory Department.
Mrs GEORGIANA MONROE, Preparatory Depart
Miss is MARY C. LATHRoP, Preparatory Department.
Mr. JOHN DUNDERDALE, Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Miss SARAH SULLY, Harp
Mrs EMILY GRUBB Drawing, Painting &c.
Mr. EUGENE CREHEN do.
Mr. and Mrs f. SUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board aud Washing. 800
Tuition in Preparatory Department 80 80
Ancient t ana Modern Languages each. 20
Music Piano Forte Guitar and Organ. 40 to 80
Drawing, Painting &c. .2oto 40
" Pamphlets containing further information may
au 6-d3m Rev. b. MANLY, Jr.
MIR. LEFEBVKE,s SCHOOL-(Succes-
1Vl soR TO Mrs. MEAD)-This Institution will open
the first day of October, and close the last day
of June. .s sr..
TERMS
FOR THE WHOLE SESSION. ..
Boarding.
w ashllg. ..................'..... ~
English Branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Modern Languages, each. ~
Latin. ~
Lessons on Piano Guitar, Organ, Harp, each.... ~
Drawing Observation-Disclosures. 20
Painting in Oil .,........ 80
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.:
For the accommodation of parents who prefer send
ing their children to the school, this department
has been formed for pupils under years of age who
viii be taught Reading, Spelling, Writing, Arithlne-
and Geography, exclusively 1t will be altogether
separated from the rest of the school, and under the
care of an experienced teacher. Charges $50. For
further particulars apply to the Principal.
t.z HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
iy 25-dtlstN Corner Grace and Foushee sts.
TITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9TH ST.,
" between Clay and Marshall.-The next session OF
my School viii commence Sept. 18th, and close the
first Friday i'll July.
For English Scholars. Observation-Disclosures. $50
For Classical do .,... 50
sc I0-d6M II. 2. TAYLOR.
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HEREBY give public notice that I make
l. HENRY SCRUGGS my Agent for the manage
ment OF Mercantile Business III the way of trading
iii goods, wares aud merchandise, in the town of CARS
and III the county Of Cumberland, elsewhere il he
may deem necessary; the articles to he bought any
market, transported and sold his discretion and his
will Also to trade in any kind OF live stock produce
OF any kind or personal estate of any kind in any
place that he may deem proper; any other kind of
business whatsoever made and specified in the
of HENRY SCRUGGS, AGENT.
So IS-fm% THUS. II SCRTGGS
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PURCELL, LADD L Co
Oc 10 Druggists " MAN s,.a
1''FFNt1'tot
TRTE TTRF OIL.-For OId so,.

L every description, on Man and Beast. D., !
spoonful equal to al ounce of any preparation tp,
Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers and Fetons. Scala |,
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblains Fresh Cut Wgs,
Cramp and letter, Stings Of lnsccts Wound nd
the Nails, Intiamed Breasts, Gandular TupOr n
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness Of Joint.
Warranted to cure, and no dsmss. from expe,l.
colds.
Applied to Burns at once, it leaves nuNu.
Price 30 aud % cents bottle.
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ELIXIK ClNCHONIE.- mi. 49,

ELlXlR ClNCHONE,- Th;. 49,
- ton Is combination OF The active , Raspa'a
the best Celisaya Bark. with otto. npTar,u 4ta'
liable DC. Tome and Anttebrilo MS hers - -
III the forrl of an elegant Cor6iCi Elixir WIZ
possessing their remedial propsfti,3 IN ~
degree, is entirely devoid oi the. obe,tia.,,ha<
terness ana disagreeGble taste. '''"''s
1t may be employed with be1. ii in Al y.,
conditions OF the - stem cor1ec,a6 ,yitb AZ.
whenever corroborant irfaenc. ia ds.,.S you y,
communicating symptoms exist, and. in ,hs ,..
Of all local inflammation, especially Of ths .or.T
bowels, it will be found highly ssrycesLIe n -
ed nervous condltI2n-ln some forms Of Dynes|
IL deslrable-intermitten diseascs of Neuns
tebrile character, and in may otler case, Ia !,
by analogy the attention Of The int lHsept Pbv
viii be directed. 1t vii! prove seryicesble n ~
ing oil the maslna arising from low or 3aup NJ
tons, and, by its invsoratius tonic influence y
venting after recovery, recurrence of The ,r,,
Prepared and sold BY
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1PICEs, Iiss.s'ss, ,s Msss I'd lts ss;k
- uer. Ginger, Allspiee, W"A BOD Va
Celery Seed Sc; ior sale ~ R"
oey
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osEH e. l. d d II d u T.--NEW A Il
ENfsE RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hay
A--ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81 Main street, Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists Carriages Barou-
ches, Rockaways, top and no top Bugses Saddles and
Harness OF all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides, Martingales Stirrups Bits and
Spurs OF various qualities and prices; Carriage Gig
aud Riding Whips; Canes Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Valces Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
and Blankets of various qualities and prices--
king altogether of the best. Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back aud
carriage riding every article used for either is
braced i'll stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does not say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of the above articles, to look his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them
TO Sadlers he would say that he has large and va
med assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers, which he will sell them at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main ST. doors above St. Charles.
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sINURNING AND & WING IVORY
MANUFAcTORY

Inc sabscflber Is prepared to do every description
OF OF LIAM FLA AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
SAhNia6 Ia Ivory, to any pattern desired, for
brtastpls, Pnrasos, Cane Heads &e.
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and CANES, rsepaired
az short notice Billiard Balls returned and colored
S, Ma; may De seen ut his shop, ON lith street.
Apperson's. fi oS'"'"
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