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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

f0f height or pRssaRe apply tc
EpWAkD < C0fiINs, No. IS WAL street. NJ
BROWN. SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool
II. WAtNWRlGAq 4 90 Para
NJ hase hps will not be accountable for soo
silver bullion, jewelry precious metslc
less bills Of dng sned therefor and the vaus thereof
expressed therein
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FARsAea
From New YORK Philadelphia, E6 FROM Liverpool
guLe guiness and Is grineas according 10 the &C >o
nodson the rooms al hsvI the aane privilege 10
Re saloon Including ste vsrd fees
trd Class Passengers "A limited number OF tnlrd eiAs
will be and found In much provisions No
required. From oh,jAdelpfda END New York. No fro~
liverpool rs ,- 49,.
These sr.merp with Improved water sh
Compartments Each vessel carries experienced surgeon
attention paid the comfort and Of
passengers Drafts Liverpool from I'll upwards Vo
elSh' or Issssye sPpy :, The office OF me company
or wM tNNAN and Is Tower Bu'ldiuGs Liverpool Agent
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Il he frs, class paddle wheel ste-sosh;p ARIEL 100 toas
q. Il Ludlow commando. and NORTH st = 1850 tons
Edward Caoen y commander TO sail from pier No. North
PRECISELY, carrying the Uuet Seltea NAL viz
sOurHA UPTON HAvan sRsuEN rOR soUrBAnrrOh
BREHsS SOUTHAMPTON roa Ssw voRE
North Feb ~ Saturday. Mar 20 Wed'y Mar. a
Ariel Mar. ~ saturday Apr II Wei'y Apr u
touch S1ece delivered In Lon
don and Para For passage freigs. apply to
d. TORRANCE. Agent
No Bowling Green. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

IMPoRrArr DraCoyERy IN rHv SCIENCE OF MEDf.
cinA-TRfrSNAR-NOne re line unless the engrsv.
ngs OF The seals OF the Pssnt Oss % Englsnf The seas u
Phe1nacie Dc Psrfs md th@ inpersaN Collage
Vienna fred upon zach sal around zach ss
rre.tnsr No the remedy for debility premature decay.
Ae iA invgoxsilng astonishing IN the ~
cline 81 NE al limpedimens vanish ss ms<c ne
influence thua rendering nyassble W thoee
entering the marriage frie~mar No sntirsy srsh
al those disorders which copsvA aud ssbebs have
long bees Though, antdoe ~ ruin Of the health -
wa, portion q toe poyulsusn. 1riesnM No The greas
remedy thai class " dsrdsr which the Erg
81 with mercury " he inevitable desrus
ton OF patents siiuton, ard which oil the
ra world Sold tin and divt
ded separate doses - sirnisiered BY vslpaa Lsemsa
Rom Ricofd kc, &c. Price ea~h four W
for ~ which IS ~ whereby thsve IL
saving OF % Sold BY Mr. ". BARROW, l5r Primes sres
sfew blocks 81 Broadway New Yotk. Immediately
receipt OF he amount ~ r. WI forrud The ~ osses a
Trlesnar and the sres carriage paid thus ensurna
yensnn European rhs o. sls bul
NOT free u carriage Consultacn usual from Ia A. ~
an IN and from al z. NJ 90 III Prince fsv
biocks zeal Roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

UCTION FOTICE.-ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF GOLD
n and ~, watches. diamond and other jewery-JOHN
L. VANDEWATsR X co. suctioreers will sell at auction
this fnurs'ay Fen II at oslock tina saesroom 90 Mas
stree large lot Of gold and 81 watches, gold veet
guard chains sleeve buttons shirt studs rings pins sets
Of and lava brooches and drops e Ser In
aud gold bracelets gold and silver pencil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

IN SPRING - RrEr.-CL oyANCF-MSS Sry
IV MouR the Most successful medical and b. rcss clair
tioa Corkultzuons husius sickness an.
friends luRt property, &c, and sefs-ion pay
Gray hair restored 10 s original color without fall
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MEDICAL.

TR wATSOYS NEW WORK, "THE CAUSE AND
~ Cure complete and practical treatise
exhaustion with local debility induced by .sry ndisce.i
other Ia which the and eeo 4 ts
insidous ualady together with the fully
planned Ilusrred by omics pistes and
gravings with supplement scr-al diseases Price -
10 ba had Of the author who may be consulted CONT
denay at u hfy hvsi Walker street few doors wess q
PtVsdvN:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

SHERIFF's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING "A.
y NJ. CRisTALAR Auchoneer. % BoWery, will sell on
Ibis day 18th inst at lG1a O'Clock large assortment Of
ready clothing conslstpg in part OF cashmere and
cloth ats pants ana velvet and large
number If other articles 10 mention Also,
one grand panoforie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

EDWARD scuENCS, AUCTIOsEER-Ry " az VI.
~ syiIENCk day a, u O'Clock, heir s,esroom,
"a importers stock Of hne gold patent and
detached lever watches fine Flor~nJne and Roman mos.c,
smeo epsmeed and Other Of pins and earrings gold
guard chains rings studs pins sleeve buttons &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

~ WINTER ARRArsxNs.E
Commencing Wednesday, January & 1884
Trains eave the depot Of white and Centre rrce
New York At
sgA. Mai, for Aissny stopping wlrismsbrideo and
s9P Y Espr.,-. fer Albany, s.op,As at the principal
elsr n For whss pian. stopping Al ali Intern siisss
.ns leave the depot, corner Of Twenty sixth stree, and
Feurfh svenae, New York s
SIS A. NJ For wiiAmstridge Stopping at all nierneiiats
iiWA n White Plains Do Do
23pP N. wilrsmsbrfir~. 40. do.
$40 n Mllertou stopping =, waismssrtdSe and all -
termed ss~ptatlons ror+h
.WP cro,on rsls, stopping Al intermediate ssauous
~ ~ WiiiAmsbrtEe. 90 40;
i.s A. Nall sopptns II AL sAdons north OF and II WI
SAf - Irprssa stopping At al principal sApoososi
WI y, tAMPbgII. supcyinsenden4
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ANTHOLOGY.

- CLAIavOYAETs-1HE FATE AND WHERE ABrUrs
= Of absent friends made known consumption blindness
Deafness nrDenesr slrnmernr rheumatism nefv ds
cured by Mr. HAYES the best seeing medical and
busness earvoyant In America Reedenee sos Broornc
rect ". Y.
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RESTAURANTS.

DEsTArrAsr-JoHS OUT INFORMS THE PusIIo
Ia that h. hss become proprietor ~ the rss ssnt No "
wlliisr street known Charles necHer's restaurant lie
been formerly board OF the Arago hirs
hirnseif perfectly CON 70 ssussv MI his guests
THE NEW PLACE. 10, WILLIAM STREET THRES
i doors below Bsekmhn sireet-Lnncheon snd refrrsh
alec fin. old sot, ola Wins and hqaors sgs
bier drhush ham beef snd tongue sandwiches pckes
oysters and pastry sold eua cnoise havar -
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AMUsE MENTs


NfPIOs 6AROtN
IN Las; Mt ht tut t~o
fnrnsDAY. FEs. II,
which occasion
DAN RlCks rR2AA az CHIy LAY,
IHf kiiinO EROS,
THE ELt~itA.r
MULKs.
GRAND AND cor GEOUs SELECTION or ACrs.
And TX rELSfUS
DAN RICEs
GREAT StOW
coses moot positively Saturday 18Th inst SsnAns
have been maze by the agents for opeat.g
WEIGHS n aTiUf All THE+ FhE,
Philadelphia thursday be 18Th inst Til -rerre the oveS
OF the classic ar.r avail Ii enapives ~ ne
FEW REMAINING OPPORTUNITIES
for seeing this ,.o,,u
On Friday-Comp iimentsry benaht To
DAN RIOS
Look out he Races.
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THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAI
i stasDsh,ps


oecInd c&Oin pass ~
PROM Bosror Liy RhP0oL -.
Second cabin ssagr ........... "
The ships from Botou call ri Halifax.
~PkRSlA, Capt Ju kns, CANADA, Capt, Lang,
ARA RIA, Capt j. Stone, AMEktUA Sap, workman,
ASIA, Capt 4. 4. Lot NIAGARA Capt Ryre,
AFR "a Caut Shappon EUROPA, Hapt. j. Lettch.
These vessels carry clear white light masthead; green
rboard bow; red on port
AR BIZ Stone leaves n. York, Wednesday, Feb. II.
NIAGARA, wickmsn, g Boston Wednesday, feb. "A.
AFRICA shannon York We tnestay March 3.
AMERICA lott Rostop Wednesday, March 10.
EUROPA Ie,,ch York "Wednesday, March II.
CANADA Lang Bos on Wednesday, March "a.
Berths secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon borrd
The thes ships will be accountable for gold.
silver bullion specie ewe p-ecoussones or metal IN
less bills Of adng signed therefor and tn value thereof
therein expressed For freight passage apply 10 r. Gu
EARD, No. Bowling Green.
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MADAME LEBoNp.-THIs WONDERFUL AND MOST
wi accomplished lady Is stopping NJ l6e Duane street
Hussop street che will show ladies their nt-ne' hus
bands and gentlemen their wives Fee-Lsdies Is cents
and gentlemen 90 n Bshe has jus, arrived from
France
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Os CENTS Madam ALBIN THE WORLD RE-
LD nowned fortune teller has removed from 81 Vares
street. and continues tell past and future events
likewise Journeys business prospects, sickness &c. ~ h-s
once, 81 crosby street, hrs floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

THOMAS vErrCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. Is
Spruce strcet-sherins sale Of large quantity Of paper
pickles, preserves, &c Friday, February IL 1858 al 10
A. M at the saesroom No Is Spruce street consisting ot
large quantity Of preserves pickles, chow chow, &c Also
shens sale Of old clothes two boxes Of books pamphiets
&C. Alec at II O'Clock A. NJ Shers sale OF l76 reams OF
psiNr TOR newspaper use, &c, &c, &C.
frNoMAs yEfTcH, AUcft0sEER-sfoRE NO. II
Spruce sireetAuction sale Of groceries, foreign and
domestic liquors wines -egar- &c, on Frday, February
~ MSS at h AN Nos I'D Washington aud As Robson
consisting Of general assortment OF groceries,
SUGARS cofecs starch sosp -four m-s &c, &c. Also
large qsny Of foreign domestic liquors. wines sesss
DC Also, o1ce furniture, Iron Safe desks, &c, &c.
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1TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HkvRE THE UNITED
STATES mali steamer ARAGO, ID. Zines commander,
will foavre touching At southampton 70 land The nails
and Saturday March Al O'Clock tom otter
~ Mouth river az Beach This ship las i've wltfr
ush comp losing the engines that In he event
81 co.ou sranciug he could not reach them, ana
Pumps being free work tbs safety OF the vessel ana
paser would secured. Baggage not wanted hur ny
The voyage should be boart the day before stlng
marked 'below" For freight passage apply W '" B.
DRAYTON. agent, No broadway. -, -
N.R-Ths steamer Fulton viii succeed the Arago' and
sail In
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nR WATSON HAS FOR LONG SERIES or YIsRa
confined bis attention diaeaaes in ~tioh h. ~
ue.ied less h.n tw r'y thousand eases without ir
failure The re.aedes ud, lnterrup
ton ~ chasge % iist Dr waaon seS
attendance from thu morning until nixkt Ms req
dence ffty hv-j Walker BrAA-
way. Tie consulting rooms sepsr..r.
wN WATSON, N u,
Formerly Surgeon Of NE Lock Hospital
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MADAME LAFAIR, JUST ARRIVED. A MOST LEARN
M ed asroloTst BY sending the day, mnpth and ~
birth he gill sr1@ the entire events 81 past su
lntnre Me dollar written nstvits she
correc teller and will give information on love
law stolen property absent friends aud sictnes-
&C 1sdss Is Gentlemen 50 cents At her oace, D7
canal staira
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06
DRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS, NEW G00DS.--A. X.
\ PARKER & co. have just received Per stesrnsf
sslsctej In perssn by ono al their robcern, now In
New York They will continue to DO supplied from
time 10 time with xhateyt il most fashionable.
Among the GooGs Just rect ived, are tho following:
Black flouleed Silk Robes
Do Aquille do do
Cofd Aqnille 6a do
Spring Silks, In Robes, Bayadefe. Chens and
Satin stripe
Spring De Laines.i in Printed. Dayadere and Robes
AquiIle
Plain Mousselines and Debeges
Printed Challles. Challie De LANES and Pole de
Cheure
French, knglish and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Cambria Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets aud Black Grape Golfers
ILLUSION 0apes; Illusion Berthss
Full supply OF Alexander's Kid Gloves
Gents, Ladies' and Children'e hosiery, &C, &c.
70 Is A. X. PARK ER GO.
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK March Flour duh aud unchanged
Wheat arm sales Of Kentucky white at $l.45. Corn
has an advancing tendency: while and yellow esq
70 cents.
Stocks dull and generally lower Va. SIS 1884.
BALrINoas March 5-Ftoor Ia fair demand with
out change In price. Red Wheat ~ h39t NJ; white
3tls8i.5. Corn flrmsr: white DGbi. cents; yellow
bs6S5 cents.
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T9s AMERICANS IL PAais.-rhe scarcity of Amer
leans present at Lady Cowiey's baIl-whch at
trscted. OF coarse, various i'll natured remarks
from French jpurnaiis.s-was entirely owing 90
the order, emsnating At the eleventh hour, for all
gentlemen 70 appear ia iuil court dress, knee
brooches, and court COLLAR The Americans have
always resisted this injunction, and in this case
preferred sustaining altogether from making their
appearances. One Yankee wit answered the sum
mons by declaring that, Newer having possessed
bat one Of those uncomfortable garments, which
his wife had seized upon the very day Of his mar
riage, aud hal worn ever since. he had not dared
ask hsr for the loan upon this orresion"
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baltimore (nttle Market.

P2irnfoRE March 4.-Beeres-The offerings at
the scales to day reached about $50 head of which
number 81 were Ism over unsold, and the remain
der 40 herd, soldto Baltimore butchers, at prices
fsnrax from - q to s. rs on the hoof, equil q.
~ 1GDs.sn nett. auf ayeradng 81 50 gross. The
market was heavy. and tbs sal to-day chow slight
daclise on prizes of last week
-Hys-priees continue to advance. Gales at $50
a. ger 100 ID. net.
N1teep.-Fhs supply is better an prices slightly
lower; sales at s37395 pr 100 lbs grSss.
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LOTTERIES.

uWSN s. cos LOTTERIES.
SAUTHoRIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
S7O,0OO!: for $40!
The following Sche.nSswiil be drawn by 5. SWAN
+ CO, ManaeersJf the Sparta Academy LOTTERY, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for March.
1853. az AUGUSTA. da., in public, under the super
Intendeuce of Commissioners.
GLASS D.
robs drawn in tae city Of Augusta, Ga in public on
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1858.
GLASS E,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ca in public
SATURDAY, MARCH I3rB, 1883.
GLASS I,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1858.
CLASS 5,
70 be drawn in the city OF Augusta. Ga, in public
SATURDAY. MARCH 81, 1888.
ON TIE f1LAF OF SINGLE NU.AREHlS
5.S5 PRIZES!
Nearly one fsa,s to Eue7Y Nine IgeIets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
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HATS, CAPS. BooTa. 30.
sa NOTICE-A fresh lot Of La.

A| NOTLCE.--A fresh lot Of La
szSn@z dies Misses and Childrcn's SHOES and
CATERS, inst received per steamer jamestown
and FOR sale at the following prices:
Ladies' black foxed O ALTERS, heeied--s2 per pair
Ladies' black foxed CATERS, without heels-ij0
per pair
Ladies' black foxed CATERS. without hoels-li2
per pair
Ladies black and brown CATERS 90 PER pair
Ladies black Congress CATERS, heeled-275 Pc
pair
Misses black Congress CATERS, without heels
LIS pei pair
Misses black lace 6 ALTERS, without heels-l.zsp per
pair
Misses brown CATERS. heele4 i 50 per pair
Childron's faucy SHOES ami CATERS ffom-G2t to
! Il PEI pair
ChIIdren's plain SHOES from-2j to Is per psir
ALSO-Aeu's. Boys and Youths SHOES Of our
own manufacture, scwea and noggei. at very low
prices. JbWETr & IMMERSION,
fe 2S-at" M 23l Broad 81
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!. -. :. ~ :, -
SADDLE AND HARNESS

"a s A DID l. l. Il N ID bAnHEno
I-(EAA MANUAL Glory. SAMUEL = CuI'
i AzsNn fkhLL. wholesale aud retail. No. liS,
Main street Rir hmeEsd, Va, returns h
thanks 10 his old friends aud she public Renrrsly,
for the very liberal patronage be has receives ~
their hands for the last sixteen years, sna
them that he Is az present better prepared 70 Accom-
mediate them than ever fr0n the fact thst ne hAs ~
his employ meRt the very beat hands. and uses H0hs
but the best materials. -.
He mas always on hand good supply OF al guam
ties OF articles usually kept Ia bis line, Shlea VIII
he sold "a low they can I've purchased any Nh.io;
ne invites the public aud his old friends and csto
mers 10 give him cali. silver medal hEs o%n
awarded 10 him by the Meehsnics Institute, A. ,s
so last MISUNDERSTANDING testimonials o' tiV
ak III and fidelity Of the wcIk done 10 bis esaslsh
msnt sAM'Ls. CufTkELL,
fs IT--dkcw3n No. lis Main Of,
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OosTtT PL.TE.-The Dac ds .1fAuIut Is having a
splendid service OF plate Manufactured in England
hing 20 be Of silver but the dinner plates,
the rem idlsr being all Of gold. The value of the
sss 10 stated at upw ards Of fIa,o00.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

ENoaairs CYPaEsS rRsg The New Orleans (La.)
Dslta says that Mr.. Clark, the oyerseer of Mr.
Plants plantation la Conoordia Parish, has at
pied TO the girth of cypress thereon,
with tape line ~ fest long, aud could not quite
como IT,"
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Tag ISLAND OF CUgA.-ll 40 as O1 seaports in
Cu5I and last year Their, wsre $3.50 oastwise ar
rivals and $50 clesrances. This will give idea
OF the trade of this bead tfai Island, which Is not
nora than half cultivated under the present re-
tme.
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ITINDOW SHADE DEPOT. gao BRoaI

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 230 BRoAD
w STREET, the only place where you can obtain
cheap pair Of Shades. see prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 371se, cheap at I5c
Plain Shades Yle, worth 81
bouquets 7ac, worth 81 q
Vases only ST. eco
Gothic ST lie 81, I" i50
Gold and Velvet Si.25 cheap at IS
Gold Centre Sl.aa, worth 90
Gold and Velvet centre 81 cheap at 900
Dry Landscapes 81 So worth 3t6
Aiso, large assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS. a durable article. Those in want of
gooa sftice a! low price would do we'll 10 cali at
Nj. aoLDES'n Dry aoods and Shade Store 5.
- $50 Broad street.
York prices.
tA- Shades made to ordor at short notice.
la Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

The following snmmary is from the picayude Of
The Goth ult:
OSloa -The receipts Of the week embrace LIB
bales against 4s7i for the corresponding week last
year. Tbs ttsl pts 20 the ist IF september
hsve been IS bales against 233 3l6 to the
date last year.
The exports Of the week embrace ASP bales.
The total exports since the lat september have
been 13s,iss haies.
The OK ports fec the corresponding week last year
were St. tt bales. and tbs total exports 10 date
f23 s2s balls.
The stock en- haai this evening Il 3s9 $50 bales
against ste. % at the same time last year.
Tobacco The receipts Of the week embrace 952
hh1s, against 7s3 for the corresponding week last
year. The t,tai receipts Since TIA ist Of September
have bsen 1850 hhds. :ainst 1876 to the same
date last year.
The exports OF the week embrace l645 bids.
The total exports since the st Of September have
been 40 hhds against IL 1872 10 the date last
year.
The stock hand this evening 10 SGT hhds
against 3235 az tho same tisae last year.
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CARRIAGRs

49, The subscriber has ON hand, al his CeAeh
sieklng establishment. on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary. (i2rh and lath streets near I'm ~,
lu,nhian Hotel, COACHES. CHARI0TTEs. BA
koUGHEs. BuGGlEs, with aud without tops. and
and workmanship: all of which will be sold az law a.
good work Of the kind can be in the city Of Riot
moud. aud respectfully ask cali from thoss 10
want OF any srtice in the Carriage line IS am a.
teTmineS TO make to order and sell at the lowsst
prices possible, and all work sol6 that Is new war
ranted. MICAJAH MANGuM.
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INN SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTIYG

L. EsTABIISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET.
FULLY prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks TO his
numerous patrons for past favOvs and solicits
tinuance of the came. Being OF his business
ne promise bis customers that all work done by
rim will least be equal to any other house in the
ity and fully as cheap-a fact known TO all persons
,rho know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis Pre- pared to
execute this description Of work in very superior
banner both IN town and country.
TIN WARE.-Atways on hand a large ard general
assortment of Tin Ware. wholesale aud retail.
GAS FITTIN3-He is likewise prepared TO do ali
Kinds ofGas Fitting In the best manner
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock OF Wei and Garden Pumps
fa GHARj,ES II LANGLEY
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pRlCE REDUCED To FIVE DULLAAo.

URiCE REDUCED To FIVE DULAAao.
-Rnptures curedi Ruptures radically cured.
The price Of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from SID to only S. placing
L ia the power Of all to obtain Of these invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly CARED. This Truss con
venisnty be sent by mail or express TO any portion
OF tho STATE.
send q measure of your hips or pelvis--saying
whether You dnsire weak or strong spring, dis
tnctiy writing your name and place u resideacs.-
The pad " this Truss WORKS on the ball and socket
system, giving it great latitude of motion. as
apply ITS pressure ut any given point and then fixing
i there at yonr pleasure b. small lever attached.
IL Is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
instrun mt, being perfectly simple snd not at all liza
great aumoer of persons In this city and throughout
tIsnasn who are we'll known for their veracry and
resp ctabty, who have themselves been thorou shly
curi of this dangerous disease and tina too in cases
oflonz stantins and of an aggravated nature
All medical mon pronounce it the very best Truss
lnown. .a..ez
Tne money for the Truss must Invariably be sent
in advance. +
Per.ous not Knowing can send their money To
any msrchsnt or friend in the city, or we win give
aay referenoe Is TO onT responsibility and promptness
The Truss or any information concerning IT. oaa be
had OF rE q. O. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tursd, should by all means obtain one for they will
not oni4 cure but are so durable that they the
cheapest Ia the sai.
Al xiais Of rru,ses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. dA 81
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- $40 REWARD.-Kan away from
- the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne.
Ia gro was bought by John Saunders, ESD. OF
90 Tor ITO. Essex county, Va. who sent him to
s...1.,ond. 10 ray care aud furnished him with
pass to 20 and sae his wife, aad return IN one week
HON the date u the pass. which was dated early IL
3eptember Msf lis wife was then living In Che6
teiield county near Petersburg The ab9ye named s
Viii Give t,le above reward If delivered to mo Ia
Richmond. or TO John Saunders at Loretto in Essex
conntx Va Wa. s. PHILLIPS.
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~ SPECIAL N3TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment By
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
IN these ships.
y.ffice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM Il PLEhSAHTS Agents.