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Dy j. II. Disges. Aucs,r.

WILL BE SOLD, every night thls week, q
w auction room 81. Main street, oommsncins e
Plated WATC hes; 6ne Gold JEWEtRY, cold
GuARD and VEST CHAINS shSS Ladie: s CHATA-
TORS. &c: Also. a lot Of FANCY GOODS, CT
CARS, CUTLERY, 30.
N:B.-Consisnments receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. H. DIGGE0, AuoS.
ID, F.. BOOTR. SalesmRn.
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Ind. Hanover CO., Va,
March rs, 1860. NH N-ctaw.3OA

~, OPERAIOK.--Ths beautiful and hixh
HHsent season, commencing the 18th OF March,
ono-haH Of his time at the Cross Roads lDr LEO,
manning half at my stables at Broad Rock, In Ches-
ter6ed county, and will be let to mares at rs the
season. ending the LIST of July, the same to Be dis
charged BY tho payment Of 50 during the season,
and 81 to the groom u every instance,
teen and half hands high. black legs, name and
tail, and perfect in form and symmetry He is seven
years old this Spring. His colts are uneq ualled In
PEpIssxE- OPERATOR is full brother to Min
ME Lehman. and il BY Boston ,Jr., whose pedigree
here. His dam was by imported Trustee, srsnd-
dam by Johnson's Andrew, and her dam By Amor
lean Eclipse, and Eclipse out Of Ehza EpIOtch.
who was by old Sir Archy. Elisa 6ploteh was out
Of Citizen mare. and the Citizen mare was out Of
q mare that Sir THlton imported to this cou ntrv.
~ For further particulars 800 Turf Rsgister.
DAVID MCDANIEL
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(vOMMIssloNERN SALE OF vALUA.
Town 81 AhASccAAEsEs AHP smAa THE
err; sppoinse. BY decree Of he ccnnty Court
in the case 81 Wood and Grant aS'st 3. J. Siscr''
&C.; wc shall proceed e ssII e public ssction.
1850. at o'clock 7. NJ. tf fair; il not. the next
tyr day., the following valuable REAL ES-
lat: The fee simple Of said sizer in the real es-
tate in rear Of the tavern property. between that
and the MasOns Hall fronting on the south side Of
JACKSON street. with two frame0 tenements there
Sn. w!th Prick Easements: Ih's property = capn-
will he done if desired.
ID. The fee simple Of said Sixer in and to an un-
divided moety Of the Lots pul chased by him and
A. Lewis. Of perdue, Trustee; being part of Lot
No. IN E. C. Mayo's PLAN ado ming Manchester,
fIontine on a street IS feet wide. extending from
Nc DOnough street to the RaiTOad.
TEaMs.-One- fourth cash; balance At 49, and -
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
By trust deed The taxes for 1880 to be paid BY the
purchasers E ERASMUS Sfhs GARY, CONS.
Sale conducted by GODDIN APPKRsON, Aucts.
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NEW TRIMMING AND Fanny 1iOOOS
~ STORE, NO. 81, MAIN STREET.-We take
leave 70 inform the Ladies of Richmond and vicn-
very fine assortment Of DRESS TRIMM INGS,
MA 4 = j ", a. hACES, Wells, RlBBON s,
DIES FURNISHING GOODS. in general.
Many years of experience. and connections with
the b st wholesale houses in this country. will en-
able US to furnish always what is new ard desira-
be. and to offer our goods at the lowest market
prices. tmh W-lmI KAYTON Il PLAIIT.
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FOX.
d BROAD STREET.
SECOND OPEN ING OF
CGLQREU CLOTH.
FULL BACKED

BURNOtJS lis
splendid assortment nj very LOW PRICES.
0Gr MANTlLLA Department is now filled with
ne choicest sly es oi the eason. embracing every
psrs novelty. IN CLOTH. BEREtiE ANGLAIS,
!. SILK, LACE, and NETT and SILK.
We are prepared 10 offer great Inducements in
tn. ass Of Goods. hot h at wholesale and retail.
Bh g-lJ.if BREEDEN 4 FOX Broad St
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BY ThOs. w. keesee, Auct.,
(Offico corner 18th and Cary atYoOte.l

ny nos " AeSSees A0CvsV
tOfice corner 18th and Cary streets.I
FURNITURE FyK SALE AT AUCTION.
: Mr A. PAUL, French Consul, intcnd,nF. @
w i e. or ssa
street; on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF April. at "
TEsas-cash. THos. W. KEEsEE. Auct'r.
ap3
CHEKIFF'S SALE:-wll be sold on THURS
- DAY: the 9Th day Of April. 1860; at ~ o'clock
NEGRO MAN ns%ea Bob SAID Sss s !: . o. .
years old. and perfectly healthy. The above negro
fees and a other expenses. At which sale Wli.%
Christian b. came the purchasers but having failed
gro win he sold CAS- above at the costs and risk Of
sa mn GS n;d. John A. afttiTHcHEsoN
DyJ. II. Disges. AacGr.
WILL BE SOLD, every night this week. q
Rssi ;Ii ?y "s & d sai Js
IxNs s sHe fs.d s sf6SS "f!Si kGa1 ca
T G3ks S. SGri Ar lot e. Of FANCY GOODS ci
N;B..Conslsnments receiving eyery dsX and sold
ID. +. BO0TR, Salesman. jsS-0
by Alex. Nett. Ascs.
HNb rAAdY GooSsrSwHf :. ! .oS Z ss.:
KykSiS; and s.n,,nssS ~
Kals rG ss; ,S. g.:
ms Beds'r'ad'' c'saIs te$ FssoSSF go *ss;
z EMOvAL.-Web beg leave To- inform our
n friends and the public reneraIy, that We have
&C. ss raa
Old Market. where We have largely increased Ia
and can assure our numerous customers that they
KIM he Of 'sHfsssR %AfSR IA Az
CIDER and LAGER BEER. We also cdor 20 tho
trade superior slticls Of ORA UGHT AZ &. Sh.s6
can Ss 70 or Delivered
aeturpns gu! sincere thanks tor Tie liberal pa
SSSs g receive e"nsnpsses ' q III lie ~. oss
Ssi,isi: q Porter. Ale. Cider end L.s.s Ss:r.
N1T ;,s sttss'.sn q Isrsoas as;.s =
leys 81 the city il requested 70 shs felicvins 81.
xny psrson in.sSa,0s SsfssiRsr g 6slia .; :..es
any house az other structure up"n tas line OF AZ
Ensnssr q the sisy. or IL i.s Silence Or ;sskisy
70 act. from the Sups. Of rtTeen. certi
IL !. e.: q rs k: e: :sss %
tyre e to Be- esscSd and i s1.li g TIE dsty e ~
certificate II any person shall SssSsisr Ssili. o.
er to *, halt o. ,s
alley. Without having kIst cbsaiss saek ssssik
s ss :s: Il 9s:s not less 'As. an, .s -
order q the conn-.ioas1s Il Ssss,s sn :.s.-
lsjakSS III 4 YA tt: o
81 =. sWsiiEsbs sos IS sSgf' 4 e, g:
;S !: ~ |. ~
ella ven sesssssi ~ i sesS 10 q
se;, Plaster !horcSs aly lslys,ise ssd -
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TEN VERY HANDSOME BUILDING
/; 27raAND 18Th sFkEETs. FOR SALE Al
APRIL 1850. on the premises, commencing at s o'ck
ZEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS located as above, Eve
fronting each - feet on the East line of 9th st.
and five fronting also SO fee. each on the eat Ii
Of 2Sta street. running back l25 feet to an alley IA
ieet wide and bounded on the North by the South
line of L. street.
TERMs.-One- third cash balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and title retained until all the purchase money is
PAID. The taxes for 1850. the purchasers to pay
an5 GOllIN Il APPERSON Ancts
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YWE q K ANTEE STOCK OF The
l VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
hav ing been subscribed and the company organ
lied, they will be prepared To- issue policies on or
before the 18th Of April. at their Office. opposite
the American Hotel, corner Nam and 18th sts.
This company is instituted with a view to retain
at home the laree sums heretofore paid from ne
cessity to Northern Offices; and is based upon the
principle Of mutual interest and benefit Of insur-
ers and insured.
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(sOFFEE uRNA ANOCOFTEE 1I1Sai9 NJ
~ Old Qemsuias C0eae ppts. Ceesc Heelnss "a.
IS the chiaa Store Of " so~"e
TIA. bULKLEY. i7 Ms:s street..
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Iat .'sugsCRiBER having erected a SHOP

-, p Inc corner of Fourteenth and Dock streets,
III 4. sno9 9s Bridge, is prepared 10 do CARPEN-
I'm, nVRK generally, on the most reasonable
lgblS AZ orders from the country for SASH,
80 BLINDS and FRAN ES. promptly at
TSn@ 10. VIM. +. PUMPHREY.
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Most w yAL LA PRIVATE HE.sl::
FOR SALE Ar AUCTION Wit 30 sold Il ase-
tion: ON the premises, on THURSDAY aitsr.oos.
,ss sn .hs no. .Is' ssa
pancy Of DR. James Bolton. fronting on the north
side Of Grace street 27 feet running hack % .eot
ment 10 three stories above bssemsnt, end con
teins II rooms. in addition to bath room. beaides
kitchen containing rooms, and brick stable snd
built Il the best maisrisis and Ia: recently Sses
PVT !ii. IN complete state OF repair The windoy-
front gutter lined with copper. IL 10 furnished
with every modern convenience, such a. cooking
range warm a,g furnace. hath room, water closets.
healthfaI position and agreeable neisbborSood:
render 1t one Of the most desirable residences in
the city The property may bs inspected before
TERMS -One fourth cash ; balance At I, ; and
years for negotahle notes. interest added. secured
by o trus! deed. The taxes and insurance for 1850
'N ~ GtDOiG ( APPERsON. Aucts.
r. S.-Possesslon gwen LIST July next.
NH q g. A.
THREE NEW AND CONVENlENTLY
spH 81 -, "a rHf k xr
CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.
VIII !, bs s"id Ct auction; on the preIiss,. On
NJ. three Of those four newly erected tsnsments.
located a. above Each tenement contains seven
rooms. besides closets, coal and wood housea, and
and water. The tenements are not only bulls Of
good materials, but are emarxaby well and couve-
niently arranged. The net. h.'orhood il excellent.
to take effect lst April. at s275 pc! annum. pay able
quarterly. They are now open for inspection by
TERMs.-OEe- fifth cash balance At s. . and -
months. for negotiable notes interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained. The taxes
'o mn iSS TO 10 '"a o 81 IN IHSfPfPsEfRsoN
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OFEICE JAMES RIVER ASDKANAwHA Co 4
Richmond March p. 1850.
"A Of the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
COMPANY will he held a. this Office on WE'D
sideration act amending the charter of the
company, passet on the sd inst, and such other
business may he submitted.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
NH 2i-zawtd VIM P. NUM- ORD, Sec'y.
A l. U NJ AND IODINE MASS,
RELIEF OF DYsPEPSiha. sCRoFuLA. &c.
This MASS is obtained from the Virginia Bed
ford Alum and Iodine Springs, 10y acarefu. scen,
ingredients and medicinal properties of the water
are fully retained. We have for sale both the WA
TER and NJ ASS. and solicit call from those in
terested. Pamphlets, containing PHYSICIANS Ger
tifcates Of cures. to be obtained gratis of us.
MEADE BAKER. Pharmaceutists,
lS6 Main street, corner above Post Office.
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SEVENTEEN MOST DESIRABLE LOTS
- ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL FOR SALE
~, Al AUCTION VIII be sold, on MONDAY. the
misses. II most desirable and eiglby located
LOTS. on Council Chamber HILL
Maps OF the property may be seen at the office
OF auctloneers.
TERMs.-One fourth cash /; balance at /, and
years fornegotiahle notes. interest added, secured
by a trust deed. The taxes for 1860 t. he paid by
the purchasers. GODDIN L APPERSON,
AuctOneers
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NV LUMBER YARD. 1jORNER 18Th

sa, az MAIN STREETS.-i am now receiving
iNti a1ss,,99fiment of North Carolina YELLOW
he 5d.,. Der and am prepared to ill orders at
ia ~ notice. My Lumber is tine very best
b M, refs4ns wishing to purchase or contract
ss~dsm. '''aSe give me call :;,r,vcxcou
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FLY.BY.NI0MT.- Tho cclebrated
1N imported horse FLY-By NIGHT viii
the subscribeg, nssr Clarksville. Mseklsnhur9
county y: # Pc re .s.sSs e7s e .nsqfs The
tie RichmOnd and DAnyille Railroad.
NH slim JAMES WILLIAMSON.
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by L. 4 O. Is. Davenport, AuCts.
CARGO OF CUBA MOLASSES AT AUG.
~ TION-On FRIDAY, 9th April, we will sell,
at ii o'clock, on the Dock, the cargo of bark Hoo
race, direct from Cardenas, consisting of
= 5S';s Isl; SWEET CUBA MoLAssEs.
Selected expressly tor the Virginia trade
TERMs.-Over 500, months credit, for ap-
proved paper.
ap |. K g. B. DAVENPORT. Auct's.
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~ ron HALE.-Two new and lisht one
In horse DRAYH; two second hand w G0N6;
6A-cne new one-hNraA CAHf. Also, thTAe
Rding and Harness HORSES, aud a gairof Mntrh
WULEH. Terms Accommodating. They can b
18th an Aith streets.
NH M-lMs kOMONO BOSSlkVA
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
~, SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR TO PEARL
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 4th
Gay Oi April commencing at II O'Clock. NJ, the
valuable pr perty located as above, adjoining the
store OF Messrs. Gardner Carlton L Co., and now
In the occupancy of Mr.. N. C. Barton. 1t fronts
on Main street about 22h feet, and runs back an
average depth of about D feet.
be'ng IN the very heart Of the most business part
OF the city, this is regarded the most valuable
property now offered. Plat may be seen At the
Office of the Auctioneers
TERMs.-One- third cash; the balance at l and 2
years tor bond bearing inter rest, pay able quarter
~, and secured by 4 deed OF trust. The taxes and
insurance for 1860 to be paid by the purchaser.
mhA JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il son, Auct's.
POSITION MENT.-In consequence of rain
the above sale was postponed till Tt tuesday,, the
10th INST, at 4ta 2. NJ.
APPS T. NJ r. h SON. Aucts
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VACANT LOT. ON
UNION Hill. As trustee in a certai deed
OF trust executed by T. s. Thorn pson and record
ed q the Clerks office of Henrco County Court,
Will sell, upon the premises. on THURSDAY, the
i3th day OF April. commencing at AZ O'Clock p.
NJ. a certain lot of Land, Both. between o and
+ streets. having front of IS feet and running
BACK lS2 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS --One- third cash; the balance at 3 and 6
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il Son. AUcts ans
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FUTURE DlYs



sH e s. stREffTe: ron sE 1rss II
n two ioT oss sss I. ssss, reg
gsthsr 90 feet on the north slds Of Vensbs street
don Of vsnabie and 18Th Streets. W. 'hssr'se-
Txans.-Ons third cash; balance At 4 and
si.s retained til last note & paid The taxes 1 sol
'ss = paid 9 la5 1z.fipkssos Aaer
S. Sot S5F r Air seaN fScRE$ $E
md L sTREETs; Citizen Hill As .tru:-
both duly recorded in Henrico County Court. ths
Dece mher. 1850 We shall. in execution thereof.
proceed to sell: at public suction on the premises.
$780, Al. asy;c :ss on M TuEsA "a IN
next fair day ) the following beautiful SO UARES
a ss II FL" u:
9. Watts, and r. W: McGruder. viz Nos. Is, 81.
s. e. 81, "a, Is. Also, part of Squares Nos. IS,
A 1,,n which ssy celo.k: the following LOTS
Baptist Church 10 fe. pe an Inc Inc Ear street
cath street. ana 80 feet on the West line thereof,
running back l22 feet to an alley.
years. for nesotable notes. interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money IS paid
The usaal special ~ ys,rantS viii ~ given.
aps Alex. MY Il. sa us Trustees,
q TENEMENTS AND VACANT LOTS
On LEIGH STREET. WEST OF BROOKE
AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi he
sold at auction, on the premises: onw EDNEsDAY.
etsssa. sbss.
seven of which front the south side of leigh
street, and two Of them sthe brick Ones) front on
the north side of that the two latter are oc
ROBERT =. King: Also. four beautiful building lots
adjoining the above. These tenements are in 81
csllent order and are occupied by good tenants at
talr rates.
The particular attention Of the public is respect
fully called to- this sale, As the property is we'll To-
Gated and 10 in paIt Of the city where houses are
IN demand Plats Of the property will he exhibi-
ted at the hou, of sale.
months. for negotiable notes, int. rest added and
title retained III all the purchase money is paid
ap4 '' " GOBLIN S"'a R Al ias GS5S%a aaot.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT ON
- 18TH STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON-By virtue of decree of the Circui, Court of
&c. entered on the 9Th day Of February. 1850 the
undersigned Commissioners will proceed to sell, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the nth April,
side of 18th street @ feet inches, between Mar
shall and Clay streets, running hack Is feet.
Trims Sine fourth cash; balance at four. eight
ana twelve months. for negotiable notes. well en-
dorsed. interest added. and title retained until all
the purchase money is paid. Taxes for lo6O tobe
paid by the purchaser
GGHEs GEO. ". s <. hfAiFi com'rs.
GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts. NH 20
CEVENTEEN MOST nrSIR ARUr uorS
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d. FOR RENT-A. HOUSE, with seven
Faa rooms. near Buchanan's Spring. Has good
A@A Kitchen and Stable. For terms &C.. apply on
the premises, or to X. Il. TUNSTAiL.
an 2-5t 1lth at Oyar n William.
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N4YtGg.-l tAis ~ sP9elnN IVA H. !.
~ sA y r. ssS.a 80 AJAyySy ~
easA 0Aly. " ~ - - -
nh N-lvs 49, ~
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GALE OF DF SlRABLE BUILDING LOTS
- ON PETERSBURG TURNPIKE AND MAUI
NY STREET. ADJOINING MANCHESTER,AT
AuCTION- will sell, upon the premises on
III ESDAY. the 10Th of April. commenclng i'm
mediateiy after the sales advertised by Mr. Marx,
ex or, and others, several verv desirable BUILD
Ing LOTS. at the int section of Petersburg
Turnpike and Naury street
feet, and will he divided to shit purchasers. These
lots are des 5abie for small business stands.
.. Terms One fourth cash; balance at s, u and
l8 MONTHS Tor negotiable notes. with interest add
ed, and secured by a trust deed
NH % JAS. nj. TAYLOR H. SON Aucfs
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E00 PAIRS GILT WINDOW SHADES
OOO ro be run of at an immense sacrifice. on
account Of enlarging nv store this summer.
Also. Table and Floor OIL CLOTH; 50 large
gilt framed PARLOR PICTURES different see
merry, at ne-half their value. Call soon, at the
established Window Shade and Dry Goods Store
Of M. GOLDEN, go Broad ST.,
Opposite the store of Quarles Il Sons.
PSI have no travelling agents in this city or
elsewhere. NH 9-3m
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~ FOR RENT-A NICE OFFICE on the LIST
ss;;;:j floor, IN the Law Building. Apply to ID. NJ
Ell SEMPLE, on 18th street, between Main and
rankin. 49,
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s nlshed. over The Oifice,' on Governor street:
xAAa nd also BOARD, by
ap3-3tr IL w ZONES
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NHEKIFF'S SALE.-WlII be tOId on THURS
- DAY. the 9Th day Of April. 1860. at IL o'clock
NJ, in front of Henrico County Court House, q
NEGRO MAN named Bob Said negro 10 ~ or n
was sold at January Court last, to cover jail
fees and other expenses, at which sale William
Christian b. came the purchaser; but having failed
to comfy with the terms Of said SALE the said ne
gro viii be sold Gas above at the costs and risk Of
NH AO-tds John A. HtJTCHESON. A. n. C..
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u IS NOR roo Elucfa TO SAY, SINCE
oLp AND Y o u NG,
AEiIm its Truth,


VIII preserve HfiblY the growth and cosf " Ire Iair m
ped two thIse titnss wesk e imagnshlp sge Par
Fs s M. aa i Eots " s sfd a a & Sa
and preserve the scalp free from all Sae eetet aga
a nd s aea 1 s y I'll eSs III oas I sT5
ecr sstnoay hat e do ot ny nv naeh Il its favor Read
a$k Ts53 flaSy5 ST oas51sa Co. 2 Ney n 1ss7
~ II s NJ, is9r 'y ,t HIT "iiot w. Y N.Y.
we're wondeEfa w tse itoar duty ana Che afflicted
on a sons hea e time had been perfectly covered
win soreS, nd some called sna head le hr almost
tirel5 e in When Vituf seeHg lis ser
ings advised ~ e n5e Tour Reatoatixe das ith little
yegy ew applications removed te disease entirely and
and luxurant crop If ni siasd ont nl SHY
heiF Al y ether d We an, therefore eni do hereby re
Csmnend your Roosaye hs peri reney for at disease
oil the sgsllp aud hair. We are yours, respectfully,
s sER u hhlfhff GSiSB5Tnza.
Prof woodDaar Sri Ny hair had for several years ean
Becoming pAiuely gray accompanied br arsNess which
Wien commenced astas Hair Rs;talsiiTe abort iva
color and assumed sbness ar1 sle gt0ay 70 he preferred
gon haee eyar ne regard On indispensable ariieIo
HUI e4er5 sdy toa whether be used ff Restorative
MI haSe pSiissa1 N rer II vho ta,eian aay doubt
of Is performing Ill hA Is claimed oE l.
ctncinnnti d, Fsb. lO lss7. iii faiTd Street.
MM WRLIIserog. no., Dec.6 1857.
psi Wool-Dear sr By sbe alYea VI ltieud III tnne
Who had besu lHg youF iF Restorative, induced ny
N had lh tsye son9 tln s5 ai ah4 nsetly every hair
tfkai Yen i slaF Xis h"liBg 9ts lX a4d 5y5npttly
f1 voad fpdye f i gIys Ills r,ir sekDag5i55srerI ~
Tile B4aeat h9ye reseiysa from PFa Woods HqEr R5tye
Tie Resi6ve Il put NJ in bottles Of three sisss "a iaras
nslHm and small the small hglfg n7aAf pIt and tetsta
for dsgrqsf botle Che zaedm ai lft twenty per
cent y Proportion than the s reas fer tWo deiFs
81 II W00bE co. PTopTatot7 ala Broadway, New York
in the grdat N y NiIe Railing 4tablms aud ia AtaFe
All sod II ai good Druggists and Fancy Goods De#es.
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commander, Mr.. NJ. HlilaFd, clerk, leaves at
escecS t}iis evening for Grand Eeore and all inter.
mediate iaslings Passengers viii be pleased
with The accommodations ana general treatment on
beard. Capt kimhal and Nh, Hillard Will do all
ia their power to make their guests feel at home.
Recoilect theJ. D. Perry leaves this evening At :
o'clock.
Peerless, HIeas7g Packet tsoi, 0,tdclsita Rieal..
The wellknown, sMift-rnnning and elegant pas
senger packet Peerless, Captain Len. Meere, com
mander, Mr.. 5. e. Belknap, clerk, Will leave posi-
lively this evening at o'clock for AL landings ~
high as 0laeliita City. Shippers who wish to ship
on reliable boat, and passengers who desire COM
Portable quarters and good travelling companions,
should remember the Peerless this evening. The
Peerless connects with the Red Chief No. ?, and
wiil sign through bills for Bayou Bartholomew
freight, with privilege OF reshipping.
3 Chdtyna.. U. .. Mua Packet for Fieksbul9 To-
DGy.-T magnificent, fast 2. S. Nail packet
Charmer, w. G.. Wilson, commander, Mr.. Richard
Holmes, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
vickshurg and all intermediate landings. Passen-
gers who wish to avail themselves of her superior
and luxurious appointments, and enjoy . delightful
brp on one of the first class packets, should be on
board punctuay as she will leave ut the appointed
hour.
" Russell Tiof. ST. Loatis and Missouri Rire'.
at O'clock this evening the very light draft pas
| senger packet w. III. Russell, Capt. -. kinney,
| commander, MIR. r. Porter clerk, leaves for st.
| Louis, Brunswick, Kansas, and all intermediate
landings on the Missouri river. She has exeelenl
passenger accommodations, aud her reputation tor
speed and safety is second to no beat on the river
We commend her and her worthy oii1cers 10 pas
1 sengers bound up the river to-day.
4 i. J.. Roe for 81. Lottis.-The large and oommo-
dious freight packet John }. Roe, Capt. NJ Leayen;
s WORTH commander Mr.. Sam Pepper, clerk. leaves
this evening at . clock Tor NJ Louis and al iiteF'
Il mediate landing
= Bansc fos Lo1ttspG 7e.-The large, feet and su.
perb passenger packet Baltic Capt Charles Il
81 Meekin, commander, Mr.. Geo. u. Jouett clerk
leaves for the Ohio river at O'Clock this evening
The passenger appointments Of the Baltic are q
the most elaborate and superior character, nothing
is wanted To add to the comfort and convenience OF
4 guests. Her tables are always supplied with the
Y Taregt iainties Of tile market, while in speed and
i safety no steamer Oh the Mississippi has a more
enviable reputation.
Il Mars for Cincinnati. ~ The regular passenger
4 racket Mars Capt. frank Reilly, commander,
Il leaves at o'clock for Louisville, Cicinnati and
Il way landings.