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NLw YORK. June ~ The H-rnld s.y- n.
arrangements for the removal ot EI-PresId.n,
roe's r1msin. are progressing slowiy. The 7tt 1
meut has agreed 10 accompany The remains 10
mold, and Wi. probably turn out SUI strong.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

THE fou, leading journals of Chicago have adopt
ed the oash system with regard TO subscriptions
Henoeforth NO name will be entered on their books
unless il he accompanied by cash, and whenever The
cash shall have run out, the paper will stop unless or
until more oash 10 forthcoming.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
MARCY

ST. LOUIS, June % "A letter To The Repuhlicsi
.ay., that Captain Marcy was passed on the lSL {"
Way on the Cachs L-Poudre river. b.. expected L.
zach the camp in fifteen days. Colonel Loders III
lived at Laramie May 2O,h with the wagon ron
train.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

NEW YORK, JUsg "a Cotton is upcb,,,
Flour j. ii. IL. -xr ept State, which lie five Cent, ns
Wheat Is p%uoyant; Southern White, Al % :"
rmain. ii IN aud unchanged Sp'rrr- o, Tu,,..
g dull ~ - cent; S,raiued 81 63a7U. Rcss !.
charged.
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ANOTHER ENGLISH PRINCESS TO BE MAR

The Court Journal say, theirs is row title dou'
from me State oil negotiations bet1e Her MhJ-ot
ard K,ug Leopold, Of Belgium. on The subject OF
family alliance, tina, tho af air will DO speedily con
mup,caled 10 both hou.-s 1T Pa lament.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
THE MINERS

CARlospALr, June 9.-The " STRIKE Of the oper.
atives IN the mines of the Delaware and Hudson
Caua! Company still continues, and it Is said there
has not been a ton of coal mined for the ps,t tbrss
weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

MOBILE. JUSE ~ -Saies uf Cotton to.d., ,
bales, at II :. for miId,ing.. Sales for the Isi, ,
days 5,5UO bales; the receipts have been opIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

TIE LITrLES CASE "A JURY OBTAINED
ROCHESTER,, JIu- - A jury WAS obtained L.
day ia tn, case Of Mrs LiIiies. Three panels Ter
-Ihnustti before this was accomplished, and II in
Jury would not even then have been formed had not III
court accepted OF those whose opinions ~ere siread.
formed. A plea of manslsughter in the first degre
will probably be accepted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
Louisa, june 20, 1858.
Will the Dispatch copy the above!

A Washington dispatch to the Tribune states that
circulars have been Issued from this city, and distri
buted over the Union, urging Mr.. Criueoden as the
candidate for the presidency, Irrespective Of perty OF
platform, and on the ground Of his personal populari'
ty with all the elements Of the opposition.-[H Wash
,aglon Uaion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
MR. DALLAS SUCCESSOR

WAsHISGrvS, june ~ lit is ruu.urri hsr.
judge Roosevelt, ur New York, has been .onoi
minister 10 England, ia place OF MIR. Dalls..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

CINCINNATI, JuSE22 Flour 10 nOmins,, u
key declined To ~ CENTS, aUd dull at tia: pyca. Y
Pork lower, quoting al SD. Bacon aud Biik p
dull aud dropping.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

THE SEVENTH REGIMENT OF NEW YORK
AND The RICHMOND FUNERAL -Considera.
BILE interest is felt in the decision of the rank and
file Of the National Guard as TO the trip to Richmond
~ Escort to President Munroe's remains. The vote
has been taken in all the companies, Companies A, c,
D. E. G and H voting on Monday, and Companies Is
and F on Tuesday. 90 the question "Shall the Re.
giment proceed to Richne and do escort duty 90
tbe term. proposed by the Joint Committee of the
Common Council 7'-payinE their own e1penses-,he
vote stood as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

ROBBERY OF LAM WARRANTS, &c.-Oi
the I2,h Instant, tho room Of John McCulloch, at J-t-
ferson city, Mo WIS entered sDd robbed of iant
warrants and Virginia scrip to the amount Of oVe
8 5UU acres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

BALTIMORE june 2i.-FIDur is unch.r,
WD.nt Is 4 III; sales Of red nj 81 10 ! "a, whit.
10 % Corn ~ active and buoysut-s ales O, n
al Is d 10 ana IS, yellow ID n II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

Hon ROBERT DALE OWEN. United States Minister
at the the Court Of Naples, has written home 10 hi'
friends IN Indiana, that be has become converted to
Christianity. Mr.. Owen has heretofore been an III
6JaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

RICHMOND KNIGHTS ltMPLAR AT Bosr
bosros, J.ne "A. : The K chmond Knlghs Ter.
arrived here I'll 3 O'clock yesterday sirefuvou. =
w-re received by d sa!uye OF sixteen guns. from
L'gnt Artillery OH Boston Common
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

Majority In favor of going
The vote cest is small. Leaving Company Z out,
probably there are $50 men on the rolls of the Rsei.
ment who did not vote all. 1t 10 doubtful if With 80
small . majority in favor Of the trip 1t will DO under.
tsken.-lN. Y. Erpr.ss, JRne 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

CHARLESTON, JUNE - -lh-rs hs. bssr
average business in Cotton, without aay quota
change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For the Week ending Jnns 25, 1855.
AYroRTED By JOHs 4. LANCASTER soy, BROKERS.
Virginia d per cent, 81 years 10 run, no sales 1T the TresjcF
Do. DO shorter dates, sales 80. ami Interest
Bonds guaranteed by the state, sales 800 and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, sales 1913 and interest,
Virginia Bank Stock, par go sales f,3.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales sl03.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales, 4lO2E.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, last sale, r.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales 3IIlf.
R!chyond Fir. Association stock, par $2D, last sales st.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad s.1ei
sales al.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, las. sales 500.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales So.
Richmond and Danviie Railroad Stock, last sal1 $JS.
James River and kanawha stock, last sales II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

Radford j. Crockett, for murder, was hung at At.
anita, Ca, on Friday last, in the presence OF 10000
persons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
CATTLE. HOGS AM SHEEP

EEEF-Lsst sales at So 30 nett. Eu, the msrss
depressed with n iair supply; and d lot held At "a c.rEo
find purchasers
LAMBS are selling a, - to - per head for fair 20
ira
HOGs-s7 80 net.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

Married, Wednesday evening. 23d inst, by Rev. Nelson
Head, Mr.. r. MILLS CRAWFORD to Miss EMMA c
daughter of Mr.. Albert E. Lee, all If this city.
Baltimore Sun and Petersburg papers will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

Psrodi has been singing in Puerto Principe. with
The Corade Stetti opera troupe. Five OF the troupe
had died of yellow fever,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
MARRIED.

iyFJones Green, Esq, a well known citizen Ct
Culpeper county, Va died last Sunday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

SAVANNAH. JUSE - Cotton is slow Of
without chang in prices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
~ SALES OF FIFTY H~OGSHEAD$ TOBAcs.
RN AT WAkEHOksI

70 SALES OF FIFTY ~HOGSHEADS ToBAC.g'
BY INSPECTORS, AT SEABROUks' WAREboI'1'
on the Sd Of June, ls5s-viz f
Medium Stcming-S hhGs tor B B Thompson. ~, :.
Albemarle-No Ii, 81: No Is. To- {; No Il II ~ Soso
ut IL SO; No 10 nj 10 5 e; No 20 at 10 50; No q at E""
% AZ IL so: No % At 10 80. =.
Medium shippinG-l3 hhds 70. estate Of J 7 Lis91i =
Prince Edward-No | 1T sig Is; No = at 10; No ) al ! q
No 4 a, Il IS; No 5 ut 10 sc; NJ Gar - so; Eo7sl a.
No 2 al IL Sc; No NJ ~ Sc, No 10 q. 10; No J.! XIV"
No l2 st II 10; No Is at II d.
Medium Manu!scturisg-i 5 bids for } P Gayle' 9, x.
sylvania county No | at ell rs; No ~ II a.. HuSsS
II IS; No 1 at 9 IS; No $ 4, l2; No ht9 e; No ~! . e.
No Z NJ II rs Dry ~l.ugs-So9 n, u; No Ioa !" a.
675
One hid for Thos Mitchell, of Goach!hud at =. s,o.
Two hhds for 1hos Harden. o. Hanover-ao'" '"'
No 4 a, 10 SO. r,au
Two hbds for w C Thomas-No LUCE a. ~ no."
We take this opportunity Of saving, rhat ~e ns'e..
tor the Planters on Monday and Thursday OF racG &c
and believe uu: sa!cs all! compare iaToraoiy WIZ
made any whers In our ciry
June J-dltAcwl~ WILSON & MACON. ln'Pe@I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

MONS. BELLY's OPERATIONS AT SAN
JUAN. According to the Paris Constitut'onnel
Mons. Bslly's associate, 10 bis operations relative tc
an interoceanic marine canal through the San Juan
liver and Lske Nicsragua, is a Mons. Millaud, OF
Paris. a capitalist, who lately purchased the Presse
The work tro go through the lsthmus, which Is TO bs
accomplished in six years) has been placed Ivy the RI
sid-nts of the two R-pu ,Iics under the patronage OF
France, England and Sardinia, :" provided" Gays the
C.nstitcliunnel. "tbat this arrangement will be con
armed by the Legislature Of both States" and II ia
a az n-c-asary to say, it adds, By the Congress Of The
Unit d States.-ibs latter 10 be requested 10 guHrau
tes the neutrality of tbs canal. Tue Constitutional
however, frars snme opposition in this mattsr on roe
part of" Brother Jnuathan,' who, It remarks, sis mol
for nothing the cousin oil John Bull"
Warrington dispatch says:
Immediate steps are 10 Do taken by the Admins.
trat,ou 10 oounrernct, il practicable, the movements
OF Belly in Central America. Some pr-text will 6e
found Tor cou,esting the recent arrangement on the
basis Of The Y risssrrltreaty If Louis Napoleon be be.
mind the screen. a. believed, this Step may lead to a
serious complication. Since the settlement of The
right Of visi question, u very belicOss epirit has man
,se-ted itself here.
Lord Napier prepared dispatches to day conveying
10 his government intelligence OF the satisfaction
-vinced by Tho Administration at the turn which the
cruiser controversy has taken, and giving ASSURANCES
that the relations bstween the two countries would
be established on even u better footing than hereto.
fore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

SLAVE TRADE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tn- L,urensvi 10 Herald Gays The people OF Sour
Carolina arr Indifferent, to III. question OF reopenin
The siav. trade, aud is 'conhd-u, that the people e
that district are almost unanimous against The Re
opening"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
from the London Times.l
MUTINY ON BOARD A FRENCH SLAYER.
TWO pUNDRED AND FIFTY
NASSACRED.

MUrINY ON BOARD A FRENCH SLAYER
TWO pUNDRED AND FIFTY NEGROES
MASSACRED.
PLynoUrH, June 7lh, ls57.-The African Steam
Navigation Comp.ny's packet Ethiops. Commander
Croft. arrived at midnight, with later adVlce' from the
Wlal Coast of Africa.
In consequences OF information received at h"nro
vs Commaud-r Croft left in the E'biops on 'h- IAN
of April, aud on the l5.n fell in WIN the IN. f Isrna r sn,p
o,r If peyruee, who we're not able I" manage her
Alter a prrley. the second officer OF The E,niops, W." g5n
:. nsrt OF IN. Grew, went on board, when about -"
~ ths negroes swan 10 the shore where nearly 'n-
whole we're murdered by 'hs Captain OF M : I pai
shin and The natives. II appears tnsr the Col heei
ma, which is completely fitted for the slays iraae' naa
been cruising for a month near Cape ps,, rs, nI.e.. I hsa
secured 500 negroes, who were Immediately plscrn
between ~d.cks-many Of hem ID 'r"ns. VIM" ,hs rraw
Captain (SimoLj was Ashore. and part OF me ere"
in a boat Alongside. the negroes procured nrear'ns'
and shot all but the doctor and TWO Of ne 'e si,nnn
whom they retained to steer tbs ship. Capt. oi'hoh
cams within gun-hut several times nttrr~"rn' ou'
WAS not allowed Ia cone on board. The Col neRina
was towed intn Munrovia, wherr She was eli 10 Tue
possession Of the Purser of the Ethiope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25
MARINE MEMS.

PORT r RICHMOND. JrSE "a ~
Hon wArEb THIS DAY At 81 O'CLOCK -
ARRIVED.
Brig Tsliulah. P!um-r, Baltimore, ballast,
SchooGe. Sussn Rogers, Boston. n.rchero.s
Schooner Hickman. B.ynum. Phitade ehia, ,s,s,
Schooner john l. kldnor, IDticott, fn'''''f
coal. u.I.I,ail,
Schooner George w. Tics. Palmer Fhi'''P'
coal.
SAILED, vs
Schooner F. J. Brognsrd, Shirts, "s'0spG"D'
Port Wsithsll, coal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

SALh- III KILHHUHU IUBhCTU vi VI,
JrsE ~, ls5s.-Sar. made by g. w. ATKINSON
Highest average OF the season
J l. Cobbs, carpline.-No. / ~ $40 90, TO J. Thonn
No . at s25 80, to do. No 3 A. $3.50, to do No =.
SIS 20, TO Co-by g. Anderson; No. ; at SIS %. 70 )
Thomas, No 6 al SO. u. tn Cosby & Anderson N. ~
SIC W. to !. Tnomns No. {. Tugs, at GA % 10 do No.
nj SIS -, To do. No. ~, lugs, at Sl3 Cpl. 70 do
vs. w. Broadtus, Caroline.-Np | Mt IS 80, to- IE'
mas No. = At Slj e7t, TO A. Thomas & sol.
Thomas Broaddus, Caroline No. / a, Go ", " a
Thomas & Son NJ. , at SI. II, to K J Ch'i,u.n NO
at SO -. 10 a. Thomas s. Son No. / a: sl22j to %
No 5 at sl2 s7tI to do
The day before SIR ii p. GOodloe's crop OF u hhd,,
rather coarse Tubrcco, was sold st all average OF neani
sl3 ann several single hhds. nnd pEris "t crop, 'snsto
from 81 70 Sill A J.erce a. some 80 lbs, al 81 ~
raised By r.. : Mansfield OF Louisa county.
June 15-clt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

Ex-PREsIDESr MONROE REHAISs.-Tha citv
council OF Richmond, Va, have appropriated - 500
10 entertain The guests expected ihere on The ) h ui
July, from New York, with the remains of ex presi
dent Monroe. The New York committee have chosen
ex governor Seymour as their orator for the occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

HAIL STORM. -Qli'a a destructive hail storm pass
ed over a portion III Princess Anne county Sunday
At Mr. VIM 5. Wright's farm. on Great Bridge Road
leading from Kempsviil.; the hal! fell III great guam
titles, the stones being about the Size Of a lers. mar
BILE. The injury TO his corn crop was considerable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

AcaUIrTAL OF JOHN n. SMIrH.-We stated tbs
other day, isnys the Whig.) that Mr. John n. Smith
formerly Of This city. bad md cfed n slight wound
with q pen knife. upon Mr.. H. F.. Cocks, in Il recent
afray be ween the two, 10 Go"chland county. Or
Monday last, Mr. Smith appeared before the county
court, in conformity with hs recngn;z.nct, and wh-t
The case WAS called. the Comm0nwesIth's Attorney
read a petition, asking for d noHe proseqni, signed by
a large number of persons from all sections OF the
county, including the magistrate before whom MIR
Smith was I-mIn-d shortly after thu ARRAY occurred
The court unanimou.l y directed u not pros. TO be en-
tered, and thus the matter ended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

METRO OF TOBACCO PLAsTERs-We have not
received ih- proceedings Of 'he meeting held at
Prince Edward e. r., on Monday, (says The Farm
vile Jnurnal.J in relation to ths Tobacco Exchange
ut Richmond. We learn, however, that the meeting
was a very full one, and was addressed by A. d
DICK inson. and VIM. e FL'urnoy, OF Prince Edward,
aud j I'm W.. Wilson OF Cumberland, in opposition TO
rbe Exchange. Mr.. j. T. Morton, of Richmond.
being present, was called out and made a brief ad
dress in explanation of The purposes of the Exchange
and in advocacy OF its claims to the favor OF the
planters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

ALTERATION An unfortunate alteration occur.
red at the Merchants Bank of this city yesterday, be
tween Mr. VIM. King and DR.. Robert Early, wherein
the former received a serious injury from a knife
which was in the hands of the latter when the diff
Guilty commenced. From the evidence elected before
the examining court, it was apparent that the quarrel
va altogether unprecedented. and that the weapon
used was not drawn for the purpose.
The parties to the affair are worthy gentlemen. and
highly esteemed in the community. We sympathize
with both the gentlemen and their families, and sin
cerely trust. that norhing fatal will ensue. When we
saw Mr.. King last evening he WAS comiortabls. DR..
Early was admitted to bsil.-lLyachJurs Yrginjan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

The Bank of Rsppahannock" ia TO be established
at Tappshannock on the State Stock principle. The
Herald says: Webb Co.. nf Washington nave sub
scribed S2500 OO, aud the Bank is 10 be established
in n few weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

supposed to be William Murray, of Norfolk, Va,
was found floating in the Potomac on Tuesday last
When found, a new check shirt WAS tied rightly over
his head and around his neck. Ii is supposed that
hs death was caused by foul play.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

DscosrINUED.-The Portsmouth Va transcript
states that it bas been found impossible 10 continue
the route from that port 10 Philadelphia via Ssaiord
Del, in consequence of the obstruction formed by
bar in the Nanticoke river. The lins will be discon
tinued until the bar eau bs removed and a suitable
boat for the route either purchased or built to order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

RANGE Of THERMOMETER.
1t J. ". Randolph;s Bookstore and B.ndery, l2l, Main 81
Jun. "a. Seven o'clock. Twelve o'clock. Five o'clock.
In Doors, II IS 20
Our DooRs, S. 50 50
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Sc.-S'"
Sean sts1
teet, tosn1
kss, aud Y
lee. al
{euthc 20
sway
I,tiou yhl1
Aee'esl
knost p1
knerves
Ia DO obi
|2.S.Y .,1
Anstreeq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-25

THE BANK or THE CoMnoSnEALTH was organ
lied 10 richmond Tuesday by the rl-ction OF Law
Palmer, John Purcell, A. l.. Ellet, E. y. Noting,
Hector Davis. 4. w. McCance and b. t. Tlnslry,
Directors. The amount Of capital subscribed IL
s29S. 900. The maximum allowed by the charter ls
: 2.0UO,O QUO, the minimum $aOD.O Oo The vote Tor
President stood Lawson Nunuelly lol6, for Gen. .
q. Clay S3S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

ITS FEUTRALtrY 10 ne FPFsERvfD-THE MOysoE
DocTBIsE AND TIE cAss YRIsARRf rREATY--M.
BsLLY's CANAL PROJECT.
IRON The IGudoD Ferald (Esr nerbv creau), July
The two central american Ststss % Gets Hica and
Nicaragua have the misfortune n BE- susts on a terri
All tho or 1T rival COMMERCIAL nsrcps a The wodf
Neither the UDt0 e'ais, D1r France, W Great Britain
would be clsG n zoe tho shmss when unias the NDs-
Scllt American coutirene and dyides by nsrrov
land prs rebe strip AZ land the Atlantic frcV tbe Pacific
ocean, ~ 20 haude, or uadey the preiO@ustns to
huezcs o. siIef the Others The TAO srs feyrbcs ne
have rs1ed weak and ause u1abe 70 dseod their
ielelesres Fw MACY yesrs rnt I@sy bsys been ,he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

American ana EDgst>h Cnurehss IN fatsss
fMsrsciles (JuD~ 2o) cO-resp Of London Post
during my recent visit 10 Paris was led the Sun
dav morning 10 auerd public worship nj the American
Cbarel In the Rue Befr Cbamrs Eysece My feelings,
when FOUND myself sea cd In q most commodsus, airy
and c.tbedrsllke looking ednce capable should think,
of accommodating one Thousand twelve hundred per
aud contracted IN my mind the spirited aud PRAISE
the negligence add indifference OF thousands OF EoRis,
ana British suSjeots The Americans who eVler
stately reside In occasionally visit Paris are chery,
not exclusively, OF the commercial and trading cases
merchants aad shipowners and yet, with all the love OF
dollars sfcribed transatlantic COUSINS, mere wa
part lack OF means in supplying want so es-
scn,is and primary a. ths o. susol aad psrmsnens
structure fer the worship OF tue AnignV rue va ~
lor the object were contributed vito
and oucp hand and willing and ungrudging heart 90
the oher hand look ct the lass OF our oSn conn'rg
c, n no nave taken up their abode Al the French capita
sI,ogehe- or frequent during the greater part
ves, Amorr those We find marqnses, ali esrls az
hs,onets ard men Of srstocrsc brn and wealth "
rious shaocs and grades, And what bave beeu their
o,ces ,butions towards the comparatively small sur1
~ ebLO wanted oroer - approprete ~ the national
church acd provide for the religious wants of their
poor cnubiryroeu permanent place OF worshlpf Yes,
enc NJ blarsp whose usl 20 30 up
wards CT Goo oCo, and who akes Paris hs home with
numrer Ct Errsh etsgers has cnntrirusd tho inagnh
cent 81 ESQ Mary tine ieer. larger rum tnsn
viii no, tne eSempe " TIE Auericso trefrh'nl' aud
traders cal form asrrt Of emuStlon owe rn.ps nj
oi rpnt snd wealth e ad an o5sci g. c- tt.r,
rTo-tstt ani 50 pubr M vat a. opesr l. lIHrOh
Va Rue ~ Agrcfssan, fGr the use Of our rym4aY
is NEST painful b. observe Tire vast numbe nj FngT
pcore N Pars Who arc cxcinNed from The ~1rship "a
God on IT. Surj'y for -sut Of Ncco~modaaln the
conn larfs which consequently uiierc !.
carrot, however, conclude ths CON nunic i.on wtn
out nctCtg or tv0 thnfs which have "a ofury iu
prcsBo1 me n cOnnect'u wish N. pubic wcrship TO-
American chapel The service I'D ~ be, PFC
c,rsooyi IN we morning alter Tue EPscopaaa Vr9or n
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-31
San Francisco Advertisements

destroy the soft parts and the bones mortfy,
separate and come away leavingt"e sufferer object
hGecus to behold; or when biotchcs and pmpes break
out upon the skin when he has painful swelling upon
preiisposc to consumption other constitutional dis
ease, the DR. guarantees asks no compensation
In RHEUMATISM chronic acute; in DYSENTE-
RY, or DIARREO,A, he has safe and effeetual rene
dies. For the treatment of the consequences of elf
abuse, such nocturnal emissions nervousness, timi
ity headache pains in the back ard limbs with general
weakness loss of appetite loss of memory injury the
sight, resessness. confusion OF IDEAS &c. For the
above named maadies the Dr. will guarantee cure
ask no compensation.
All consultations by letter otherwise free All are
invited tocall as it may be much to their advantage
~ Office hours from 9 A. NJ, to9PM
San Francisco, May :. 1858.