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fn'"", SIt d. General Butler paid briol
,i,ll To tie STATE House to-day, lie VIII pr,-
,Hhiy attire the Mon meeting shorty to be-
hcIt in tanoul Hall
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ku'nl = gun terS and uniforms f,irn ssei 80
signing o. roll with Jay. Bls'e-s. .srt,o,,,,. IN
T'NgrN o.ra pay. The reg mont IL now I'm ann =,
S,tn ~ :. Apply to JESSE II. PATrHRsoS :.
h',Iu,uig Ofhcer At tie American Cu1.p, is Ch,i.
t33
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EI.IGIOUS.

Protestant Episcopal "Church Of the Pr,
sI,L Wet E''h St west of th ave, Rev, GHo. L
NhlDE Pastor; res dence 2 q west lpth 81
v,hr service every Sunday, at 10Y o'clock n
~'u ~ l. m' oe"b Tree, apl2 265'it9 4
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"i TIE Mount OIN"t BApt ~ Church cor In =
way a'H i''l st. % Joy o'clock aud iu the cvenin
NJ -. SUI - WY d" persons ~ goncralL
r.. CUt'st." Also b. tie s,LlatL syInJ AT
v'h'k I. VI. los
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On aud I'll avenues, kcy. ROBERT mozart
ID D., Pastor, vii resume the series IN Il
O'Clock, \ NJ, and X o'u.pyk, I'm stran. er,
very cordially invited. IIl
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rnlucd I, The city be- i- b. rreach At Inc sInctp
~ Tvs fii~t Il, on to-tuurtpw evening AT 7
|cl",k. S.lyc,i "l1ac''s Redemption, the M
""''"'' "'' g. seats nee. i2l
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JERSEY CITY.

PArRoIIc.-lroquois Lodge No. 32 I. o. OF
q, f., on Thursday night last, appropriated
$500 TO the assistance of the Government IA be
u,ed in the present war.
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Gus DEALER ARRESTED. A prominent
dealer IN arms and ammunition in this city
was arrested Yesterday, by order OF the L. S.
Marshal, on suspicion Of having furnished wea.
ponS, etc, to the enemy. 1t WAS found, how
ever, that there was no proof Of his having done
so since February last, before the Presidents
proclamation was issucd-strAngo Isasonl lie
was Therefore released. At tho suggestion Of
the Marshal his name i. suppressed.
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Wy D. MI kRAG,Pistnr oi Muket Sr,ct ChuruJ
VIII preach tomorrow morning aud evening Mo-,
ulR service will commence at ink o'clock. Eyrnlr
services at ~ o',.o,k. sunday sohDol at pan A.
2pm. anal t.S
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUI

| III .
AT ALL HOURS, EVERY DAY AND EvRNr'
| IliE WONDERFUL LIVING lHPPOPOTR
Nj =,
| which has so nst,ui-l,d New Y1rker, and cv
| body rl7" Who luy, seen him,
CONTINUES Ills RECEPTIONS
| at his r't,rygirw sparkling water iu the
LOWER SALOON OF THE MUSEUM
"l!tN - ,NG'aI.y surrounded by crowd, ul
curious, al declaring, Too the Language Of Job !
- roN lllE EAkl II THERE IL ror MS LIP
Ana Wei icy u..' ns, for he ia tD, slrus,st
most Wonderful extraordinary animal ever
lu America Is HmUllIuus,
LIVES IN WATER OR OFT or IT,
walks "n mud ur ou tie lottum of the ryrr ~
.n the surface or b,Ueatl the surface and gror
HEAVIER THAN ANY ELEPHANT,
"IHr ms power and -irtI -tu urr described lY /
,n,t,d aud prg'ame history tr bee gnntir. Ills
lIlHtl"H has afforded the NEST uNoutrd satisiA
y, visitor, md ns he H."
FIRST AND ONLY LIVING HIPPOPOTAN
yer seen Ih America and the ii 'i.u.ty of uhtII
mem makes II probable that liz Is THE =,
t"l VIII o." seen bore, lu man, woman, ur chile -
shOl I'D FAIL TO SEE HIM J.
"" "' .'- engagement At the Museum rs
one ANA "n tie CLOSE Of It he leayts the city -
mote parts, IA
40 TIME Is TO nv LOST. Y
lpHdi in the inter - Hf his exhibition, Il
NATIVE ARAR KEEPER, SALAAMA,
I,Hasi-t,d in hls capture mt, hmm iu charge
1000 ''''.' ''.'.1 III
EXHIBITED AND DESCRIBED EVERY ~
HOl H. >
when Doc rs seen both iu and out OF the water 4
tp Dec seen,
A LIVING SHARK,
and great variety Of ether hylu. Fish II
WHAT rs 1877 OR, MAN MONK. A.
SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAHSOh ~,
sIER SNAKES, AQJARIA HAPPY I
FAMILY a..
Making tie most attractive ruirrt ipmeut il q
city
Admission to all, % cts, Children under y
NlAON'S ROYAL CIRCUS,
'AND hENAGERlE or Living ANNA
VT, w u and 9th ave, adjoining Palace Ga.
bATJ RDAi AFTERNOON AND NIGH q
INCREASED ATTRACTION.
Second Night If
EA TON STONE,
Inc Gltat, II BIIoJaCl. Rider in the WOr
- Together with all tie star
RIDERS ACROBATs. aud GYMNASTs
30 popular at Niblu's Garden.
THE ELEVEN
EDUCATED BUFFALOE5
Will he introduced by their Indian traine
tskttler with many other novelties.
GRAND MATINEE THIS DAY,
Commencing at O'Clock.
-, Admission 20 cents children 10 cents.
Inc 9th ave, cars and Broadway aud lab
stages stop at tue door.
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NJ J.. ChWNt i'm ST. prIach,s r,gl. ,rly IN ,
new chapel ilst .tr,tt, near Gtn ave, ever, 5 bh.
At ~ \. NJ, aud M ~ +. NJ seats ,hrcrf
prNdtd fen strangers. IR
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I.Ih ~ lts IIUF. PTDcliTn n M A. IN al
- l.. M ly a. q. LAWSON, Jr. Rev. q.
iElII' pastor OF the Pilgrim B,ttst Church. ,
preach - +. m. ia
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Racing Troops for the Union.

Io"'"7H', SPt G.-llon Jas s. Jack son.
NJ. G., issues spirited call tomorrow for rc,i.
mcnt of Kentucky cavalry, under authority of
the United states for three years or durin, tho
war lie states the vii Of Kentucky has been
wan,only invaded
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Northwest Presbyterian Church, son


The usual sen, .ces wIll be- resumed. n 81
PIE" hug IN the morning aud yyruing, next ; ,nl,,
by Rev. JOHN SERVICE t1s
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PRIsoSERs IN Fort LAFAYETTE There
s's nov 10 prisoners in Fort Lafayette.
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U0sLiH94h, SP'. "a reconnaissance WI,
made today along the whole frontier Of the Fed.
eTll army in Virginia, from point opposite the
Chain Bridge 10 Alexandria. The condition of
III the camps i, excellent, and strict military
discipline was everywhere enforced. The sol
ll'M are anxious to meet the enemy, however
large may he his numbers.
TROOPS POURING IN.
The War Department is receiving troops az
lHS' az they can he conveniently armed and as
signed positions.
Commodore StHngham transacted bushes, AT
tbs Navy Department TO-DAY and will az once
return 10 tho fleet.
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A. d. 1.-THE Ohicers and Members of
We above Order are requested TO meet nj Miliman's
ii'll; 10Th st. and IN ave- Sunday Sept sth, at
o'clock to attend the funeral Of our late Brother
Member, JAMES MURPHY, of No. is. BY order
JOHN A. kENNEY, O. s, 10
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sc requested g. semhip vt their tent IN G. ty II al
Park this dAy. saturday, 1th inst II 10 O'Clock
M 10 be mustered into the United States serve,
by order OF Lieut.. Col. NrGENT
p. CALLAHAN. o. s. III
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GOlh ~ Ran, on the Irish nrirnde I

R',p','ii', na " ~ on Tue irish Brignde
COMPANY headquarters, ~ sluth Il. yybers ma
bis aud ruipus are prov "a ID on signing the r,Ii
SEQ 2'lho WIN. BENSON Captain
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A. o. H., No. lS'-The Ohicers aud Mem.
hers requested 10 attend the funeral o, our ats
Brother member, JAMES MURPHY at SIN 81.
aud Ith ave, Lursan Hall on Sunday, Sent. Sth Al
~ @eirtk ~ rider of p. MgELROY, President,
JAS. Connolly, Secretary. 10
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son IA1L' X. 10 men wanted fur tie ,lJve rr..t
which ia IN .nr Il w.slugu.n. R.criitip, IN "a
o.o hr.'dM .y' rc,ruts :" I've sctt on .mmcdlstoly,
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Pire Zounvep-
I'm REGIMENr n Y vnI r-N-rr.,..n

1ith REGIMENT n Y. VOLUNTEERS.
NJ members II this regiment now in New YorS
or us vicinity " u reil,t themselves At the Camp q
Inshutton, IT Scarsdte, on or before the 10Th inst
after Which date nl alscnteos will BE- ret arned a.
desefters.
~ order ut
G McK. LOZIER
Col. Commanding 18th Regimen n w
SCI 4'i24
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MnErINa or Inc RnAnn nr Srrrrr1.nn.

MEETING OF lnR BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
a resolution was yesterday adopted authorz-
ing the Metropolitan Police Board to procure a
site for Central Office, and to cxpend for the
erection of such building what moneys they
may have in hand not wanted for the payment
of the force.
The Board adjourned till Wednesday next
3 L. H.
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The Rev. sidney 4. Corey viii preach
IN" murray III baptist church, 35th It, bet 9TH
Oh ayes, tomorrow, at 10Y am, and 1t Tkp.m.
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SEzrp.-Thc scloo-er Laura Rusk. Laden
with sugar arrived at this port Yesterday. and
was at once seized by order OF the Surveyor.
On" half Of the vessel /. owned in Tallahassee
Elpril,
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The rich, the poor, the lrh aud the ioy, are al
inv,tod to use PYLEs o. X. SOAP, Tho word
las never before produced It's equal, n, ctouom'.
cal h"uscke'p,r will use any other soap while they
can get PNLEs q. X. Sod by grocers everywhere
Manufactured by JAMES PYLE, corner Franklin
aud Washington sts
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4 -ecc-,ionid Boston shin C.p,n,,

a Correspondent writing from Rio Janeiro
under dat" q July %, inqi.rcs Has Boston
seeded +" and reports that the ship Mid Of tho
Sea, Of Boston, Capt. S anwDol. wa. living in
that port with the secession nag flying. Tho
United states Consul had given notice tina, he
would not clear any vessel flying that htg in
future.
INK ENrLAtATIuN or riIK STORY.
Ho''on, Sp'. G.--The d,p,tch stating that
'hc ship Maid Of the Sea, Of Boston was at Rio
jan"irc, July 2ith with the sccc-h colors flying
gives some offence to her abolition" owners.
Tie story probably arose from her private sig
nal, marked &C. S. (Cot,ing & StanwooD
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DIR. HENRY ZELLs
NEHNlNE POWDERS
To CURE THE LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.

=, or sale az Oh Division street Mrs. Beacl's qll
i'|Ltu ay. Mr.. Hayes, 10 Fulton st. Bronkl yn !.
ID. AergeI's 224 Broad ~, Newark
PRICE one DOLLAR
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Luckrr- ron DAGUEEJ Eorl rUs.
ouy dollar, two t.l three d1..lrs cn.i.
Al q. {. ALIENS
4lj Broadway.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INsECT POWDER.
TIE original and genuine article, will axterrInaas
hAcles, Ants, ami al vermin. Free from poison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
Arsslre death 10 Rats and Nice. Sold by all Drug
gusts everywhere, ID. s. BARNES, Proprietor, 10
Park Row, aud 424 Broadway,
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bonhtoR hP' q Nothing impirtan va,
traI -'cied IN Tie Legislature tplay
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BARRY's TRICoPmRoUs
ia the best aud cheapest article for dressing and
beautfying, cleaning, curling, preserving and rO-
storing thehAir. Ladies', try IL. Sold by AZ Drug
gia
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Important from the Potomac.
LARGE BRAG or FORCES.

IMPRESSION or REBEI PICKETS
ILONG 1HE POTOuAC.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
n,HE vIRaINlALIFE INsUMANCE C0MPAA

UyHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSUHANCE CVMT a.
NY In now fully DIT business, ana ue
public earnestly the Importance OF us
Company under lTter, divioes eveneghs OF w
every years, the policy holders neoy ss ~
assured ADVANTAGES NJ us System Win the Peuge 81
Capital Stock 001 and the added security
b. ckhoders have noteyec interest In
Affairs with prudence and econ1my. o.. -, r.r,inv,
TIE Charter requires one hall the Capital stock ana
be nyesedi Bond and Mortsa o. unneanoe'eu hesi ~
worth double the amount. .,.,,,,. =, hama
The chief object Of the Company 70 aid IN feanns ~
the money which goes annually I. OUT S
Tor Life Premiums to Northern Companies That money wiz DC
loaned 10 Customers or term Of years legal interest," aad
bursed In midst. , .,..-. pou.,.s Il.
Endowens and knnuies granted LIE and term fohoes
sued At rates other good Compsn e Slaves Asueaof
0'' ''Af " ''' ~ 'pIRIoToRs.
| wn. II. MacfArand, John roeh,
JoAeph Allen, samIr pNHs
| rosroe Heath Jos. B. Anderson,
mo- ~ HcOsns. Thomas p. August,
| John n Montan, 10 II. Msury,
| DavdI Bnrr Jas. A. Cowardin,
| Lewis tjinter' J. b. McOlellsnd,
JoSn Iones p. T. Moore,
y,.n /. Her.r,on John u. Claiborne,
| Lswisr Orenshav, D. " WhSsltIy,
| VIZ q Paine Wr. II. Christian,
II y a Bssksrviu wyndham Robertson,
| samrJ. Harrison, John Y; shsier,
| Wn h. Haxan, refer y. maf"lokt
Roht II Eroots Z. o. Haskns,
Geo n shell Edward Norgell
/ WstHngton GodJIn Geo. J. Sumner,
Iohn DooIsy D.. Woodbridge.
| Presidens-sAML J. HARRlsON
| Vice PreSideHt-WM. ii. HA&ALL
| PAysicidn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
| Attornev-ROsCoE p. HEATH, Esq.
| sp91 j. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
| EF-omce corner Main 18th Streets Richmond.
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.

TyyRIWFEEIY THROUGH TO LYNCH s24,-,ET1IT5jj
\ BrTRG LEXISGTON AND BUCHANAN,
AND TkI.NEYgLY on THE OPPOSITE DATs, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE AS FAB AZ sC0TTsYlLLE
Richmond to scosves so Richmond to Lexington. 50 o.
4" " Lyme 'bTFg Il OF " buchanan. VI
The through ne Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday ntS NJ and the 9Th September The Way
line 5- scovie leave NJ tuesday, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays and far Scoye Returning leave SCOTS
Vile Monday wednesday and Friday at II = A. M.
See distance fare and time 81 passing for through
line and that the soottsye line will intermediate
poas opposite he going and hour
later ccning down. . -
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sIp,us OFEINn Bal. q ID. Nl. X. co.,
NOTICE..

Change of Hours.
OTsnd after tis ls Of April, the Accommodation
OTr.ln will leave Richmond daily Gar days eX Es<S
ceped) o'clock, p H. Returning viii leave MI ~
ford at - NJ SAMUEL RUTH, sup't
Ohice h. y 2. r. x 90.
fucfd sssvgh
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Leueorrhma or whites. Ovarian TumOr,
I-...f.,. I-1o..rntInr, I,rrnnIr Discnscs.
syphilis aud MercuriOl Disease.


DrJ. G. AVER Sir; I chc,viully comply with the
rgqu,, OF Your agent, aud report 70 You some of the
effects have realized with your Sarsaplrla.
have cured with It, in my practice, most Of the com
rllrts for which u is recommended, aud have found it's
afs truly wonderful in the of leHcrC1i amt Ner
c1l Bispsr one ofmy patients had Syphilitic ulcers
I'm hi, throat which consuming hr palate and the
top of his mouth. Your Sars1para, steadily taken,
rur.l him i'm five weeks. Another attacked by
outlrv symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eau away ounsdg rblc part Of 10, so that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kil him. But II
welded TO my administration OF your Slr>aparila the
ulcers healed, and hc Is wei again. not Of course without
some df.i-urgti1u of the face. woman who had been
treated for the disorder by mercury suffering
fo thi, poison m her bones They had become sensi
tive DO tnc weather that damp day she suffered eN
crlritu. ps.u iu her joints and bones She, too,
cured entirely los YOUR Sarsaparilla IN fcw weeks.
know from formula, which your agent gave me, that
this FERMENTATION from your laboratory must be- great
remedy; consequently these truly remarkable results
with 10 have not surprised me.
L--t.rn.IIH ynnr.. q. V. LARlMkM. II. y.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
EG% sksaS
suPEKispESDEsTs 0YyIoE,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1850. I
Winter Arrangements.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTH VEST
an and after Monday Dec 2h, passenger trains will run a.
~ FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVlLLE
Mall Train Richmond daily Except Sundays at O'CLOCK
A. NJ, and II hes Danvie at 10 O'Clock r NJ
FROM DAEFILLE TO RICHAOND
Mall Train Danve daily Except sundays ato O'CLOCK
NJ and re- ches Richmond t1.05 O'Clock p n.
The Richmond connects at Burksve with the train,
over de Railroad for Lynchbug and the South ana
SouthW est d..ly. o,
The aia Danve Burksvie with the southsds
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk, and at Richmond
with the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and the River Railroad also with the James Rve
steamboats Tor Nor.oik and Old Point
Through tickets and baggage VIII De checkec
through 10 the following points:
Llnchburg Ohattanooga.
Bristol Nashville,
Knoxylle. Huntsville,
| IaIton Grand Junction,
Alta "a, memphis,
Montgomery, Csnton
Vlcksbury and Jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAs. @. TALcoTr,
de2O Superintendent
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Desi,s lu isas,..--.fc, ..i.ii' As'-S1 80
BUILDERS, .H-' Itl-t' I'd. |.'-'-A ga, i'o'
So L' ,~r-s r.F i4ss~
AVA -ru ... .-,-.' a. f ne So
+ -.t. .--ek ~ Eac..H. tH-r.r ... h.....ll 10y
HlariNJart have ever .tl -. .- ..- lag9t. -
l .s-ts.,.v sav.e al ia gu examine e,ta--sa-.
ta.. before PURCHASING elsewhere sly so-s are l', ~
having been purchased e1e4-'i'eJ lo' e-'-' a.
~ I'M. u..a che lowest terms an
f FnrsninG picsucnts e1u1lsr-ie Zoe Hand-roE.
Frr,es, htsa. Az an N'--'
1910 u-fh GARDENING TOOLS 20 an kinda
H. HouSc-FurnishinE Goods NY stoeA Is S Sl ~
and WAte-l, sl--c and u ritsi
J,riad rortt SETS, Tin Ware sAacfsns Yea aad fe,euS
s.,I Cutlery Ere Ivory Handle k0-s lu tot ana n se-
TrI FORKS AMI Spoons brushes pr f ana tta 90 olsi
a. r,ns Backets. Mats Eroors l'o>ns Utensils 3o &C a.
tr- sEniIdins Materials, pl-tcuiry am constantly
ar.i sith large and complete stock LOCKS OF eve az
,. E,lts. urrrs. Screws Ire1 and Brass Rail cf'as
5 ~ pa.l.yr So Crri scr-s Wrcccae Crta1d wrought
~ ses ana al other a-ices Tor building purposes 10
gr.s-r with Tools 90 AZ k'-is ..-,-,.
% Sf1-i. ROBERT J. DENST,
800 e1s Msla strret above me Banks.
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RAILROADS, &C.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
f69 20 8 = B1al

19E 3 n s9l1@R
ON and AFTER Monday, April lt,h,
1 rho Wall and Passenger Trains.
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, at O'Clock, A NJ, for
saunton intermediate Way Stations connecting AZ dor-
donsye with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandra and intermediate stations, and at ChaIoesye win
for and points West and Southwest OF
hai place And every day. viz Tuesdays Thursday and
Saturdays Jackson River and stations West OF stanton
Browns Stages connect with the train al staunon
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays. for Lexington.
Harman and Company Stages connect with me Ian
ON Thursdays saturday, at Mboro for the warm
Springs and Jacksons River for the White sulphur springs
Lexisburs, &c. -
The Mall Train leaves JAkscn River on Mondays, "ednes
days and Fridays, at Bis 4. L., for aaunton.
sp2t ThomAS poDs m.AD,
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leave Lynchburg Monlsv,K-
Leave Redmond hOniay, ~t.l'
nesday and Friday, NJ . P. 81.
UggTF \ BaADBURRy'S PIAEOS.

LIGRTE 4 BaADBuRRy's PIAE0S.
WE GALL tie attention OF the citizens Of Rich ~~-.
w rncnd and Virginia 70 car Pa.o soes winch
have placed Nth Mr.. Ca.us, tss thel! qusities
every respect, may De tested by the side OF thsiT u
famed Chickering'S.
We warrant All Pianos and show hh and az hume
rons testimonials as any factory in the country All Of which
be seen at Mr. Carusi Broad Street Sd door from 9Th
dsis-- LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY.
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RJGIGCE wishing to obtain tickets Tor servants over
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. r. fo HESh
gon City, and points further North mrst In al cases he vouA
ed for b7 responsible white citizen CT Richmond persen
ae officers Of the Road tickets vi be sold s-
Piled fer b. letter. A. D. MLrN,
nsQn-.ly Ticket Agent.
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LINE or PACKETS FROM
$500 ...
RICHMOND TO LEXINGTON!
on MONDAY, 26TH NOVEMBER, oUk MAIL rN0A"i
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al Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS Su " en-
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Pare from Richmond TO Lexington, only ~ 90 -, $1,000.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
A., e., ,, s,r,l, curc OF the suboincd varieties OF
scrofuIa and ScrofuIous Affections, such ms
Tnmogs, Ulcers ,s S0ESI, Hollis. Biains,
and all skin Diseases
O,K1Axn. Ind, 9th June, 1859.
c. AVER Co. Gents; Eel y my no't 70 , ac
knowlcl.-c what your S3rSaparIu mas cone iot me;
Having inherited a Scroflous Infection nave su,,er.t
from it in various ways for years 1.' ~
turned inward aud distressed me ~ ne stunCl, w
years ago IL broke ont ON my head anu S1'v @ s,p
and tqrs wi th one sore. which was painful ami intn~uhi
beyond description tried many u.ulehes aI r'.''I ~,
phvsicins, hut without much rene, IRON, any NM. ~
fact, the disorder grow worse. NJ yn-lh vas IJNlyV
20 rad in the Gospel McSscucer that YOU hen proat
Alternative lSarsgp5rlla for know rom your Igl'-
tatiou that any thing vou made must be good sent TO
Cincinnati and cot IL and used IL TIL II cured me- look
IT, you advise, in small doses Of te,pOonl9l o1yr
month, and used almost three bottles New ana h,Ily
skin soon began 10 form under the scab which iter
while zen of. Nv skin is now clear ana Know oy my
can wen believe that feel what am saving when tell
YOU that hold Won be Of tie apostles OF the age,
and remain ever gratefully Alfred FRED, E. TALLEY.
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipclss,
letter aud salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy'
Dr. Robert ". Prebie writes from salem, " L. l2th
sept, lNj9, that he has cured an in'eter9c case OF
DTop, which threatened 20 terminate fatally nv the
perscyCrug use Of our SJrsaparlla and also danger
Gus attack Of ll'qpaat ErHss by large doses ofthe
samc says he cures the common ETpt'o"s by II con,
stautly. =
Bronehocele, Goitre, or Swelled Neck.
Zchulou sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes; Three
bottles Of your SarsapIrla cured me from 1o'tr-a
hidcous swelling ON the neck, which had suffered from
over two years"
Ieucorrhma or whites. Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases.
Dr. J. r. : Claiming, Of New York City, writes: Z"
most chcor comfy with the request of your agent in
saving have found your Sarsaplrilla most excellent
Alternative the numerous complaints Tor which We EN-
plov such a remedy but especially i'm Fsm0ie Diseases
Of the ScroflOus diathcsis. have cured many mvet-
crate cases Of Leucorrhua by il, and some where the
complaint was caused by alteration Of the uterus The
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing within my
KNOWLEDGE EQUALS it for these female arrangements"
Flward : Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes: \ dan
pr1us 0rarif flg0r on of thc females in my family,
which had dcfci all the remedies we could employ has
M LENGTH been completely cured by your extract OF Sar
sauarl. Our phy stefan thought nothing but cNttrp1-
uGn could Afford relief hut hc vSd the trial OF your
Sarsr1-il as the last resort before cutting, and it
proved uluJl. Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
-. IL - ! "