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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-23

sALAMANDER CEMENT ROOFING,
Fer making waertRht and durable work and the only
pound suitable To this climate
AIRY Planter Builder by my directions PIT his
Roofs equally as we'll as myself.
This Roofing than inferior kinds which
the advantage of being Fire Proof much less Weather
Proof.
Opehalf the usual weight of timber is efficient all
ridge tiles gathering flashing Of metal will jar off
of blow ell and subject to the everlasting repairs
quired in other roofing. d. CHRISTIE, Builder
Office a Lunesehoss Bros. & Co.'S Hardware Store,
MIG lm&WE No. ia Camp street
The Washington union., 1858-02-06
TEXAS.

(Erdmins carefully the forms and instruction. annsxed)
sool From New Orleans, La, by Galveston Tex Saura
Port Cavallo, and La Sale, to Indanola $40 miles
and back, twice week in steamships.
Lsave NewsOrleans Wednesday and Saturday at
Am;
Arrive at Galveston Friday and Monday by 10
Am;
Leave Galveston Saturday and Tuesday at 4 D
Arrive at Indianola next days by l2m m;
Leave IndiAnola Tuesday aud Friday at nm.
Arrive at Galveston next days by 10 a M
Leave Galveston Wednesday and Saturday AT A
pm,
Arrive at New Orleans Friday and Monday by 8
pm
Bids to run three times week, daily, and by pro.
posed schedule, invited.
$500 From New Orleans, La to Brazos Santiago Tex $50
miles and back, twice each month
Leave New Orleans first and third week of each
month, Thursday at am;
Arrive at Brazos Santiago second and fourth week
OF each month, on Monday by IN;
Leave Brazos Santiago second and fourth week of
each month, Thursday at4pm;
Arrive at New Orleans third and first week of each
month, on Monday by 4pm
bids to run once a week will be copsideredi
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Georgetown, 100 miles and back, once week
Leave Brenhsm Monday at la m;
Leave Georgetown Wednesday at : 10;
Arrive at Brenham ns1t day BY II pm. Al
5ba2 From Brenham. by Long Point and Caldwell, to
Cameron, rs uiles ard bach, week.
Leave Bs.nhaa Monday ats q m;
Arrive at Cameron next day by 6pm;
Leave Cameron Wednesday At m;
Arrive at Brenhsm next day by pm
s523 From BRENNAN, by Oak Grove, Stony Point Aler
ander, and Youpgs Prairie, to Austin, 90 miles
and back, once week
Bids for for three trips week are invited.
Schedules of departures and arrivals TO be pro-
1894 From BRENNAN, by Lyten to Austin e5 miles and
back, week.
Leave BRENNAN Monday at . m,
Arrive at Austin next day bx.8pr,
Leave Austin Wednesday at G q m;
Arrive at BRENNAN next day bye pm.
s52b From Washington by Chapel Hill Sempronious,
Travis Beeville Millheim, San Filipe, and Hart
vle TO Richmond So miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Washington Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Richmond next days by epm;
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
Arrive at Washington next days by spm
Bids to commence at Brenham are invited.
1896 From Washington, bv Montgomery, Danyille,
Waverly. Cold Springs, and Swartwout, to Liv-
ingston, l9u hileA and back, twice week.
Leave Washington Monday and Thursday at s
Arrive at Livingston next days y6pm;
Leave Livingston Monday and Thursday at g a
m;
Arrive at Washington next days by epm.
Bids to run three times week will be considered.
s527 From Washington, by Milican, to Boonvile, IS
miles and back, twice week
Leave Washington Monday and Thursday at 6
am;
Arrive at Boonvle same days by SPIN;
Leave Boonvlle Tuesday and Friday at a M
Arrive at Washington same days by 6pm
1923 From Harrisburg, by Hodges Bend, to Richmond,
80 miles and back, daily.
Leave Harrisburg daily at pm;
Arrive at Richmond by 3 m;
Leave Richmond daily at p nj;
Arrive at Harrisburg bye pm.
Bids to run by proposed schedule are invited.
r.. n h R;g
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Leave 1oliad Wednesday at 8 nj;
Arrive al Gonzales next day by 6 p m; -
s5As From Gonzales, by Rancho TO Sutherland epriosa
so miles and tac.s, cnSe week.
Leave Gonzales Friday at 6 m;
Arrive at Sutherland Springs by lOpm;
Leave Sutherland Springs Saturday at sam
Arrive At Gonzales by 10 Jpn.
so4s From Austin. by Psrdinslus Burns Ford Double
Horn, and Mormon Ails to Burnett c. H., 30
miles and back, once week
Leave Austin Monday at ga m;
Arrive at Burnett C. H. next day by IL m;
Leave Burnett C. H. Tuesday 2pm
Arrive at Austin next day bysp%. ,u. p..
$3.50 From Austin. by KaPps Mills, Cannonville, Pits
burg, Middleton, Curate, New Pit,sburg and Pes
,erdale, to ss,erdale rs miles and back once
Leave Austin Monday at am;
Arrive at Sisterdale next day by pm;
Leave Ssterdae Wednesday at a M;
Arrive at Austin next day by Z m.
1851 From Austin 10 Lampassas, 30 miles and back,
week
Leave Austin Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Lampassss next day by 4pm;
Leave Lampassas Sunday at m;
Arrive at Austin next day by A pm.
1859 From Austin by Dripping Spring, Round Mountain,
and West Brook, to fredericksburg, 80 miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Austin Monday and "Wednesday at 2 a
mJ
Arrive at Fredericksburg Sd day by pm;
Leave Fredericksburg Monday and Wednesday at
Arrive at Austin Sd day by pm.
1858 From Austin by Ranings Cresh, South Nolcn and
Gatesville, TO Waco, lcc miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Austin Monday at M
Arrive at Waco Wednesday by I pm;
Leave Waco Thursday at Z m;
Arrive at Austin Saturday by6pm.
1854 From Austin, by Bluff Spring, LockhaIt, Plum
Creek, Sour Spring, Gonzales Big Hill, Pecan
Grove, Concrete, Casro, and Prices Creek to Vic.
toria, 100 miles and back, daily.
Leave Austin daily at 4am;
Arrive at Victoria next day by 10 pm;
Leave Victoria daily at lam.
Arrive at Austin next day by l0p
Bids to run three times week are invited.
1855 From Austin, by Gieand Creek Post Oak Island
Crcleville, San Gabriel and San Andcrs, to Cam
erOn, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Austin Wednesday at IN;
Arrivea Cameron next day by 6pm;
Leave Cameron Monday at a m;
Arrive at Austin next day by pm
Bids to run twice week will be considered
1856 From Austin by Cases Mills, Youngs Settlement
San Ely. Blue Branch, lexington Proapect End
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

Q1iYY6 THE CnEOfbAbTtC PkOCHSH.
Fight for the above mode OF making Teeth ana ~
ipc entirely satisfied Of its absolute superiority
over the gold silver or platinx method, can with
confidence commend II TO all who may desire fall
or partial sets Of Tssth-snd especially TO sueh
~ tiis Or .sss. ali Of the objections 10 the xe:s
plete are remoyed-the smctioa being perfect, So
cures comfort and stability to the ft--ADd the teeth
firm und.r or between them, thew are therefore
stronger, ceaner, thfr andin every respect bet.
ter.
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth and tbs suetsen thereby secured
he can insert more teeth without cIasps-aud
or uocharge.
This method having been adopted and commended
by those standing highest in the pr0sesssD, North
and south testimonials will BE- given and specimens
exhibited TO any who MAY desire @ zee them; The
old mates OF those Wishing exchange the old me-
thod for the new will be taken in part psy. ORHcs
opposite Corinthian Hall.
Office hours from 10 ~ from SO too
A D.
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Q 4. CHALKLEY LEY.
LEATHER AND SHOE FIN pIxes,


~ FRENCH CALF SKINS,
thirteenth street. between Main and Cary,)
RICHMOND. Va,
Keeps constantly on hand, an assortment Of ali
kinds of Leather, Oak and Hemock Sole Leather;
kus,et and Wax Upper leather, French. 0erman.
and American Calf and Kip skin.; french and
TERN an ana Ka sS:ns. Koans ali coor. Gsst and
sheep Binding Skins: Shoe Thread; Boot and Shos
Treet; Lasts; Boot web; Avs; Lasting rscks; elk
descriptiea OF ths best quality. Ali Of which are
being sold at reducsi prices for each god gsper
pSw u or s ra trade 10 which nTa
the attention Of merchants and all On hers In want
of articles in my line.
no MUNUPOLY-I. NJ SINGER 4
9s
vA-we would most respectfully invite all 20 call
and examine our new stock Of Family. Plantation
snd Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty Of finish. cannot be surpassed By any. ,'ur
Machines are 80 constructed, that by the magical
y are .as 60 ce,on n" Ssr s11
leather, to the finest silk, sstin or lace, OF asy
description, without trouble. The ample con
max es the Machine invaluable. aud warranted to
give perfect salts action to al. Our new FAMILY
prsttiest and lest in use; Is put up in Rosewood
Mahogany or Enameled cases. 10 suit the parior or
work roofs. Our ageat; being hne macsinist Is
prepared 10 repair Machines, and to give AL the r-
Machines with ali ease Ladies' will BE- instructed
charge. We invite ali 70 cali and examine. where
si possible attention will be paid by our lady Sper
ana Agent to give exp anations, whs tier They
Silk Thread and Cotton. of all co,ors AID des.rip-
tions: Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding:
ali on application b, mai or otherwise - -
Stitching and Quilting Of every description. on
shirts &C. made to order, AZ short notlee.
an 25-ly 80 I NJ SINGER CO.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE, !
..s. VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
Lynchburg, Aug 6. 1858
M1OTICE-Ihe Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing Of the Stockholders Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hall of their Depot, In the city of Lynchburg, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of September next.
.4lr FORM OF PROXY. az
Kiaoao all men By these presents: That We, the sub
scrbers, being Stocs holders in the Virginia aud
Tennessee Raiirs ad Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint --- our true and lawful attor-
uey and proxy to represent each of in al general
meetings of the Stockholders of said Company when
not personally present., with full power and
authority at such general meeting to give such
vote or votes and to do such other act or acts,
each of could give do If We were personally
present. Is $3.50
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of ls5
SEAL.
WITNESS, SEAL.
lSEAL.1
18th Bylaw: proxies. to represent stock in their
general annual meetings. shall only be valid for the
space of two years from the date thereof.
b order ofthe Board of Directors.
au II -dtI5S VIII n HUGHES. sec'y.
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. NORTHERN CITIES:

GSTuRUUGH TICK TS to ALL the above points
pro ,ured b. this Office. Broad street, Shockos Hill
81 Passengers py this route, breakfast and sup
~ ASHLAND, the birthp;ace Of Henry Clay, and
dine ON board the comfortable Steamers between
Aqua Greek and Washington
IN SIGHT OF Mt. VERNON.
AGfor further information, apply to
:. RUTH, 6up't.
JAS B WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE Il n. 2. x. X. Col
Richmond. Sept7, lS5s. { SET
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AMOTHDD YANIC. -UAnK On
C3AnG0ffB. worm 4k1OflaA-!
willtaks the n0tes * ~ - ~ ghss.
lottss - pa, fM wAign 1kk, !,
epECfaokn6 SILVER RbAT1D WAkE. * apy
other arics kept f0~ ssIe foy stoes ~ The corner
~ Main Nr6 Pearl mFefe. IN
C0urtry msrche uas hsIe hn ise ID this city VII
Ind teir interest 70 give me call. - am Deter.
IiSs6 b al a ~ se1sog able rnfse The sas ea
- bolue 81 ehyW here IN thee uutfy. s. -
1wsSshes ard Jswelry rspairsd q s4cgt assles. By
si ss9 ~ Corner q Nam and Pssiisi.
= 1.-THE BATTLE or BOG-
- WORTH HELD"
1. bssod ont purmivant at arms,
70 STANLEY 3 regiment; BID him bring bh
fBes6rs susriscing. lest his 200 George fau
Into the blind cave ~ eternal night.
Hill me . bowl Of wine: sIve NJ WAsrHl
60 ~ sasa. kt1o Riekayd m
IIistorians have perplexed their b sinsin attempt.
ing 10 account for King kichsrds defeat a. Roc
sorth reid The true TeAssn 10 20 Be found In :he
at sentence OF the above quotatfen. Richard sot
watch which had been bunslsd In the rspsirirg,
spd his cslcuiations ard combinations we're bafisd
by is inaccuracy. Reed~r evsid evils CT kindred
skarscsz {, BIZ ending Jour watch fur repair to-
.jys Corner iith and Main. Richmond. Va.
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81 A%& ASHLAND IVA J

- "A ~ n
RACES-FALL MEETING
lS5S.-fhe proprietor Of this
new and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North of Richmond. directly
on the line of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs TO announce to the racing
world. the following stakes to be run for over his
course, this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, the
18th day of October 1853, and continuing -four days.
and hopes that the owners of racing stock will send
In their ntrances without delay.
TUEsDAY-First Day -Sweepstake fer three years.
old colts and filies mile heats 500 entrance $50
forfeit. To close the LIST of October
SECOND RAcE-Sag.e Day-sweepstake for three
years I'D colts and es $50 entrance half forfeit,
two mile heats. To close the LIST of October.
HEeNEsDAy - Second Sdy-Proprietor's Purse
$500, three mile heats
THuRsDAY-Third Dav.--Jockey Club Purse $780,
four mile heats
FRIDAY -FturM Pay This Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes two and hall miles, SIe0 subscription
$50 forfeit 425 declaration if declared by the 18th
Of september. To c'os2 on he lst of september.
Ample stabliny and the beat accommodations will
be furnished to all who may attend. Racers and
Trainers will find the Ashland Hotel" all that il
desirable.
For entries or other Information. address the pro-
prietor at Ashland, Hanover coln,y, Va
au 3-drd JAMES M. TAYLOR. ProprietOr
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RUN AWAY6.
$3.50 REwARD.-Ranaway from

SZ0U KEW AED.-hanaWay ffCm
ia my farm, Cragton. early in October last, a
A0 bright muiatto girl, named NANCY BRAN
3n THAN sometimes calling herself NARY.
he has bright black eyes, long black eye asshes,
thin visaxe. bushy head of hair. Ut sanf color.
straight, slab-ike form, ard steps long whe walk
ing, and Is abour ite years old. will q We $2ao
for Ter apprehension and delivery to me at farm,
and $50 for the discovery of her har borers SUIT
&c mt proof to convict theu She has relasiv In
the city of Richmond. living near the Mont mental
Church. and was last going from MancL ester to
that part of the town.
au 3I-2w WIN CHRISTIAN.
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SPECTACL E S-P e B.
S1 TX BILE GLASsEs.-The public are
hereby informed that in our very comps etc as-
sortment of PECTACLES we continue to eep,
Pebble GLAS3ES ia sreel and gold frames With
exporter of tsrty years in this depart Of
our business, AMI particular attention In az aptnx
glasses ali the requirements of the eyes, are
enabled to give general satisfaction in Specta
cles. -s.5
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hal 3D. EYE
GLASSES, gold, steel and she'll Of every variety
GLASSES Of every variety fitted In old frames.
MITCHELL q TYLER.
~ m 23--d3m kcw6m lbs Main Attract
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REDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices OF
~ COKE until further notice, will be as follows:

OUN r. uutII IdTtH6F uOtiCo, VIII U5 Is IUIIUWb.
eoft Lump So per load.
Soft Hail Coke............-,............f .75 do.
Hard Coke. both grades............ 4 80 do.
At these prices Coke is, all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel now offered, likely to be ecrsd in
che market, during the coming season.
TERMS-CdSh on delivery, on demand
IL Yards corner 10th street and Basin and corner
Byrd and 9Th, South side Caaai.
my lS-ts JNO W ERTH. Agent.
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GREAT NUkTn

- ERN AND WESTERN
( - TE-CAaKTINd THE GREAT UNITED
STATES MAIL-Twice daily Sunday night ex-
cepted) between Richmond. Washington, Balti-
more Philadelphia and New York, and all impcr-
tant points West, over the RICHMOND, FREDER-
ICKSBUR9 and POTOMAC RAILROAD. rs miles.
and by splendid aud comfortable Steamers thence
TO Washington 81 miles, in all 1870 miles, in hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours Of departure, 645 A. NJ and ~ z A.
CaECKED THROUGH to Washington Baltimore
philad lphia and New York.
FARE TO THE NORTHERN CITIES:
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UlSEASE OE The klGNE1S,
wE E1kF 8 oo 81 z : AM MIN kla;p.
FEvER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH Oh LIVER,
Such - Indigestion, Acidity of tho gtomach,
Coicky Pains. Heartburn, Los. Of Appetite DesDop-
all Nervous. Rheumatic. end Neuralgia Affections
it has 10 numerous instances. proved highly benef-
cial, and In others effected q dec ded cure.
This Is purely vegetable compound. prepared On
celebrated Holland Professor, BOerhave. Bscaee Of
great most ofghe European States It's ia
troductioninte the o. States was intended more espe
cially for those Of herland scattered here and
there over the face Of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them, now offer it to the
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virt0es must be acknowledged
lt is particularly recommended ! those persons
whose constitutions may have been i'm paired by the
continuous use Of ardent Spirits other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, il
finds its way directly to the seat Of life, thrilling
ing spirit. and. in fact. iafusing new health ana
vigor in the system.
N0TICE.-Whoever EXPECTS 70 find this beye-
rage will be disappointed; but TO sick, weak and
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTlONl
The great popularity OF this htfut ARENA has
induced many limitations, which tue public should
any thing else until you have given bOERHAFEs
fijLLAnD BITTEks a fair trial. One bottle will
eco vince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
Sold at 81 Der bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE PERPETRATORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JH. = co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTiST5 AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Ill No, aarIv oil G2ro ofSfa in
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FUK SALE UR kENr.-kor 8,

Hs FUR SALE OR kENT.-tor sale
sss::a or rent that desirable tenement on Main, he
tween 9Th and It'll street, recently occupied by the
.uhscriber.
six pay ments g. H. lS "a 80 and SO months, interest
added secured by q trust deed.
hold and kitchen Furniture which IL all In good or
der and nearly new till the LIST day of September,
at viii time any remaining on hand will be sclo
on the premises at public ala.
Persons DESTROYS of examining the premises sr far
nisure do at any time after the 18th August,
bstween the hours OF aud 9eclock 10 the morning.
or between and o'clock In the afternoon. For
further information, apply to
fY alta U. B. LUCK.
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NAvAsSA GUANO-THE RICHEST

i$PHOsPHATIC9UAN0 IMP0aTFD.-Your at
JeutiOn is respectfully invited to tn annexed Anal
especially to tn. fact therein shown that it nta1s
in a given bulk greater amount Of phcs oh ates
than is found any other sHure, natural or arti
fetal, yet offered TO the public Phosphorc acid Is
to be the thing above al others necessary to be
returned to the soil. to enable it to produce I'M
faiiiagly good crop without permanently impa ring
lis general fertility: Ia this ouano We have is pre-
AS have only limited quantity ef this Guano
for sale here this season. anx Gus to have sonl-
OF it tried in cry dstr ct aud also that su>h as
try 1t mas favor me- through my agents. with the
borne out tn anocipstiops %. those VII have sri
entifcaily ex .niuel ITS constituents, with view
20 enable aud rny district agents to make early
arrangements for an adequat supply for the folow-
ply II Gusno from the Chincha Islands. its Yearly
advancing price. and the exhaustive effects proc u
ced by too frequent application to the land from
it, possessing TOO much ammonia. In proportion t.
u.e. and especially TO the farmer Is permanently
impr wing to the land which might yearly receive
from the appiicatio Of Sasassa duano more phos
pilates than the crop would deprive It Of
give guarantee on purchasing that they viii sell
1t to consumers genuine, ~ received
Very respectfully, Wa MURDOCH.
~ zee following analysis
No. ~ EXCHANGE BuIIpIsa,
baitI. AprE 4th, 1873
Report Of analysis If "Napassa Guaao ,-made far
n. X. Cooper.
The sanp!e was found upon analysis TO be CON-
Bone Phosphate OF Lims....,.....sa sara
Containing OF fhosphoric Acid..............3sa2
cLuot'oe OF ........ 81
Carbona Of Lime...................... IS
Per Oxie q Iron and SOME Alumna- 90
"stsf. Ac-......... ......-..-....~..... eS
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Two COUNTRY SMlTHS-I am pre-
pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. of superior
quality, ty the car load of sixty bushels board
canal boats, at the railroad landing IL miles above
kichmcnd. Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines. 81
mil from the canal. or at my Office in Richmond,
corner Basin Bank and 10Th street.
TERM.-Cash on delivery.
F.
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MULES. MULEs and H1IRsEs

.AI have just received direct from kentucky,
a very choice and superior lot OF stock. have
MULES we'll suited for iron masters, re iiroad pur.
poses. and street and plantation use all OF which
will sell, exchange. break and deliver In city or
country, upon my usual accommodating terms at
Davis 4 Hu;cbeson's. late Hardins old -tablts.
EDWIN WALKER
n . Il shall be in receipt of fresh stock, direct
from Kentucky, every mon h. Enquire above.
au t9-d3m h W.
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The extraordinarily high percentage Of Phosphats
o. Lime above stated. recommsnds this article ct
once - superior phosphAtic manure especially at
the present ttme when the want Of the tstter Qial
ittee OF Phcepatio 0usuas % mest eegiouHiy FELT
Ihs presence OF f1u7rtde OF Calcium b 81 slight
Importance. Thin substancs asryee - direct nu-
trimcnt % plants. aud subsequently,. suters the
composition OF the bones aud teeth OF aaimAis.
fss CHAa. nICkMLL Ph D.
Dene Rkos q Line
yas b Chiffon, u D.. New yosi......... s9 "a
6eso!ers AltxAndfiA a.
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% FOR RENT-And possession given
IN immsda.s,y os .noss n as, erected a ana
north of Leigh street Church Hiil containing six
ROOMS ith light aud airy Easements, closets, pan
tries &c garden attached, and well OF water Oh
the premises. Rent. per annum, $50. Apply to
JAS CARTER,
Wits Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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aAiLnOADH, eT sAMsOArs,. 4

aAiLAxOADb, ST ga n 5OATs.. Il
~T-A FREIHhT FUR BOSTON.
The steamer GEO. PEABODY, will
leave KIchnlvnd for Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
morning at O'Clock, where she will connect with
the Boston steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
ing Tuesday.
Goods will be delivered through to Boston with
more expedition by thisroute, and at smoderaterate
of freight.
For terms, apply to
Fl-l LUDLAM WATSON,
my4-ts Once opposite Steamers Wharves.
o"L NEW ARRANGEMENT
st9H BROAD STREET RAILWAY OMNI.
5 JS-Au Accommodation Car is running daily be-
ween the Richmond and fredericksburg Depot and
he Hermitage Spring, passing Morton's Flower
Garden, Buchanan's Spring, Richmond College,
Egglings Garden, &c &c, stopping at any point
for passengers going and returning.
FARE.
Any point between Depot and Richmond
Auy point beyond the Richmond C0iiege.-l0
10 ib-ts WN. Y. RR AGG. snrN
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nsORGAY COLDGNE Mr.. gCHAa q.
nAW3oN. ny succs<Aor, ~ ~ OLD ;S1and -.
ner q tlxl8 end t5h sers ~. hxa ~ 6sAuiuS DIS
1n4 WuosssA saa n-N W60D.