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-Itir Price OF RAW SILK'-" i
AOTAP ' * Ibe a r r ival of the Baltic
it m«w ,h,t » ' " _ u : c i. inn airy for raw silk
10 New » P «. fw>och ra«* silk, while
mLhTo." -a
be oa the eve of » rise.
The exhibition of the R ?W a !i*"™ C v
Agricultural end MeeheoicalS • y
held «« Port Ror«l. V°t,'elolhofNovem
commencing oof hursday.the
her next.
Tb. otfon
a^ifc^rS. wi..o„ * P,I.
taioed a loss of about f I,W.
painting.
Mr James Anderson, the tragedian, ia play
iogin Liverpool, tit comes to this country
next autumn.
It i« said that Judge Nicholson, of Nashril'e,
km entered upon hia duties as one of the edi
tors of the Washington Union.
John Porter has been appointed keeper of
the Lipht House at Cove Point, Chesapeake
Bay, in place ofMr. liance, removed.
It ii said the grave of James Madson, twice
Preaident of the Usited States, cannot now be
recognized.
The difficulties between the police of Mexi
eo and the soldiers continue, and every day
gross abuses are committed by the latter.
Gov. Wood, of Ohio, has resigned the guber
natorial chair, and accepted the consulship to
Valparaiso. Lieut. Gov. Medill becomes the
chief magistrate.
■ GOOD NEWS FOR VIBI-
I i.il 1 ilWm T»BK TO THK VIKGIWIA
SFRIN>7=-ru7l' SPRINGS LINK FROM STAUN
TO* TO THK HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. PASSING BY THE BATH ALUM AND
WARM—THROUGH FROM RICHMOND TO
THE HOT SPRINGS IN TWO DAYS—Visitors
to the springs, and the public " r ®
formed that en Tnesday, the sih of July next,
there will be placed upon the road tr m bt unt - n
to the White Sulphur Springs, a Line of splendid
Concord Coaches, which will be run tn-weekly du
ring :he Springs season, leaving Staunton and the
White Sulphur for the Hot Sprit 6 s every Tuesday,
Thursday at:d Saturday, aud leaving the Hot
Hprtng. for those places on the alternate cays.—
The mgb-. etaid from Staunton and :he V\ hite Su'.-
phur will ut, or the Hot Springs and the coaches
w jil /est there o» i'v,o.; B y Travellers who avail
" themselves of this line will be conveyed wi h all
poitiole comfort and expedition, and without night
frirei, to their place of destination In addition to
tie tri weekly line, an extra Staje will be kept at
ne Hot Springs, and also at Staunton, for the ac
;oinmodation of the public Passengers for
Hot Springs will ba entitled to u preference, aud
those lor the White Sulphur next
gy Persons who chooso to patronize this line
will remrmbsr to pay through only to Staunton.
Fare Irorn Staunton to tne Bath Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs each, «3 50 ; to the White Sul
phur, 0i»; Irom Hot Springs to White Sulphur,
SJ. For seats, apply at Wcodieard's Hotel, in
Stiuntcn THOS GOODE.
j/ a-dtf Hot Bprings, June 27. i 853.
V SUMMER ARRANGEMENT— Visitors lo
the Springs may expect more comfort by th's
route than tver before; and If the cost of meals ia
cocsidered, no other route offers lower fare. The
road is open to the base of the Blue Ridge, and the
rails now being laid between Wayaesborough and
Staunton, it will be in operation this season.
The Stage lice is twdor the management of J
L Heiskell, so well knows to the public.
Cars leave Richmcnd, daily at 6)£ A M. and the
Western terminus ci the Railroad at iljj A £1.
Oniy Connection.
To Rockbridge A Hum Springs, tare 87.50
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs 10 50
Bath Alum 8 25
Warm Springs S.aO
Hot Springs 8.50
Lexington 7.00
5taunt0n...................... 5 00
Culpepper C ti 4 50
»Oar stages arrive in Staunton at f o'clock
FH, and leave next morning by Express line,
at 5 A M—soend the night at Woodward's Jackson
River Hotef, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A
' M second day from Staunton.'
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes,
ean be engaged at Richmond, on the following
terms: The inside of the coach can be secure it 9
•eats are paid lor. If 10 seats are paid for, it se
cures all the seats outside and inside; with the pri
vilege of carrying the allowed baggage for the
number of passengers D» id fur
••f«r Ike farther comfort of passengers,
we shall run an accommodation line of Coaches
which will leave Staunton after breakfnst, stop fur
the night at the Bath Alum or Warm Springs, as
they nuy desire, and reach the White Sulphur next
evening; guaranteeing that thure shall be no night
ravel."
"We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, • coach to accommodate visitors going West
or East, who may not find seats in the regular line." i
WM P. FARISH tCO,
by J. L. Heiskell, Agent.
<1 Trl» Weekly Connection.
*To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, going up; fare £4 50
Servants traveling without their masters, must
leave a pass with the Ticket agent, and also shew
•another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made if passengers do
aot obtain tickets E H GILL,
Superintendent Transportation,
gy Washington passengers may go by the
Junction and reach that city in 24 hours from
Staunton, taking the night train of the Rich mend,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
jel7 E.H. GIi.L, Sup't.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
O 1 Mall, and regular Paaaenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sunday* excepted, at 7 o'clock, A
M, and arrive at S&lem at 10i o'clock, A M Re
turning will leave Salem at 2i o'clock, P M, and ar
rive at Lynchburg at 5) o'clock P M—(topping, so
tag and returning, at the following placet only,
Foreat Depot, Goode's, Liberty, Oak Muiga, Bu
ford'a, Boasack'*, Big Lick, and Salem.
A Paaaenger train will leave Lynchburg daily
(Sunday* excepted) at 3 o'clock, P M, and arrive
at Salem at 5* o'clock, PM. Returning will leave
Salem at 9} o'clock, A M, and arrive at Lynchburg
o'clock, A M, (topping going and returning at
the following place* :—Halaey's, Clay'*, Fore*t De
pot, Goode's, Lowry'a, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Bu
ford'a, Bonsack'*, Githe * Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
Freight train* will leave Lynchburg daily, (San
day* excepted) at TH o'clock, A M, and arrive at
Salem at 4 o dock, P M. Leave Salem at 7} o'clock,
A M, and arrive at Lynehburg at 3i o'clock. P M.
THOMAS SHARP,
mh 30—tf SuptTranp't Va k. Tenn R R
*OR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND
OLD POINT.
In eonaequence of the repair* to
mE£H3K&« *taamb<>*i Aiguta having re
quirefl out. time dun was anticipated, the Com
pany have chartered the pleasant steamer J. E.
C*Cm to run between Port Walthall and the
above place*, until the Augusta U comulcted
£ c c &ttearj tv.
nsstst&
•very Monday, WWMay and Friday snornin*
thereafter, at the same hoar «
On the alternate daysvU: Tneedaya, Thur*
days and Saturday*, the Coffee wUI leave Norfolk
at S* A M, toaehuf at Old Point throughout the
bathing season, aao .at Hie different landlnga on the
liver. ! i
Fare bat wet n lldbtnoßd and Norfolk, Old Point.
$» oo
Fate betwaea Rfcfratoad aed Grove Wharf.. I SO
ChtMtawt ever thin feers and not over twelve
9 ■§*■ Bill ireww.
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AIUUVALB AT TBS PRINCIPAL HOTILB
YESTERDAY.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.—J S Allen, H H
Mamie, Louisa; W A Jarratt end lady. Geor
gia: W H Uav and son, Weldut); R M Mot re,
Puwliatan; S Barrv. J H Heald, H Heald, C
A Miller. Ball; J D Lawson, Miss C Lawson,
N Y; J H White and lady, Phil; J M Curtis.
C C Hudson, Mi*s M HuJson, N V; I* D
Smith, Miss F E Smith, Boston; J Bngby,
King 6c Queen; J C England, Curtersville;
A W Palmer and son, CumLerltind; G Whit
field, California; W S Beers, J P Pureed, T
W Smith, Richmond; W H Bowcock, Henri
co; J H H»rrison, Charles City; J B Oflley,
U S Coast Surve\; G W P Bissell, Mexico;
W W Trent. Win &. Mary; A Ashiou, Kiug
George; T Gatewood, Noriolk, E T I'uylor.
Mrs Taylor, B T Taylor, King George; D
Chalmers, Halifax; C Goodrich, Louisiana; J
C Wise, Va; T Jervis, D Bowley, Lynchburg;
T S Watson, I> Watson, E Fontaine, Louisa;
G T Beaureg and servant, Louisiana; rrot
Schale, University Va; J H Lee am. daugi •
Orange; Arthur Mclntire. Madison;. William
A James, Staunton; C R J v,rk ' n p„ un ,»-
of Virginia; B F Harris, Augusta county,
M Banks, Petersburg; E Neism>'»h. Va,
E O Fitzgerald, University; J E Wither* Ky,
H E Scott, J Edmund?, Charlotte, J °
kell, Staunton; H F Porchell, Joseph Pal
m«r Charleston; T E Carpenter, New York;
KSlewis Brunswick; D Madison, lady and
Srvant P le" burg; T Miller, Baltimore; H
Philips.' J M West, R and P R R; NM Mat*
rile J M » rousdale, Louisiana; 1 Demneaa,
Baltimore; W H Anglea, Memphis; J E France,
G Crook, J N Naback, Washington; A Cam
mack R Cammack.Mrs Cammack, Miss Cam
mack'aud servant. New Orleans; J D Butler,
Caroline; L T Gallewo' d, Henrico; J T Der
rifon, Caroline; E McKenny, Bollißg Greeu;
J Cammack. New York.
CITY HOTE L—ll Hurley, Boston; Thos
Irving. NYi C C Smith, lady,2 children, sev't,
New Haven; U W Nichols, Mass; Warner field,
Ohio; A J Goech, Gordonsville; R Edwards,
K ng Wm; Wm Mitchell, do; T Ecles, Nor
folk; N Green, Chesierfield; FF West, Louisa;
J M West, do; FM Boykiti, Isle of Wight; J
R Reynolds, J Hamilton, Wm Barrett, William
King, Portsmouth; W E Day, Charlottesville;
Lewis Bobbeti N C; C Brown, Charles City;
A Jackson, Nelson; W G Ellis, Goochland; 8
W Wever, New York; E J Baugh, Chester
field; P Cottrell, do; J B McGlunire, N Cy
J N McGluuire, do; G W Howard, Charleston;
D Percival, Memphis; Thcs Hawes, Charles
City; A Mclntire, Madison; T J Wooldridee,
Va; W B Ratclifl'e, Richmond, B Goodwyr,
Alexandria.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL —S Broaisand M Green,
Wen 4c Mary College; Capt Wilkin, Ship Wash
ington; W D Miller, Lynchburg; Dr J I Archer,
Beilona Arsecal; A P Miller, Nottoway; J J Gills, R
Williams aud J A Graves Amelia; Dr BR Fleming,
Halifax; R Matthews M Merrit, J L Scstt and f
Roberts, Lynchburg; J R South and R Perkinson,
Nottoway; EA Bowles, Tozwell; FM Nelson and
R Ross, Lyrchbnrg; J R Williams, Baltimore;
T L Hines aod P b Anderson. Priuee Eiward; J
Thompson ami (J D Culler, N C ; C 8 Watkins,
K'chmon<l; W H Lipfjrd, Cumberland; J May, J
Gribble, J Thomas, F Agall, A Treleavan, i Head. T
/incent, R J Lourut and E Bennett, N C ;
J S Jackson, Nottoway; W Cumminsf, N C; T W
White, Richmond; J H Brsnstord, B J Allen and E
S Alien, Cumfterland; B A Cox, Buckingham; H K
Scott and J Ecmond, Cbarlott,; J Shuuders asd J
I. Pettitt. Va; J Carson, Rickbiidse; J G Sports.
R chm >nd; J Morton and sou and N Edmunds,
sr. Ch«»!"tte
AMERICAN HOTEL.—A Garoett, New Keistf
Miss A Gurnett, J J Garoett, do; J Crean, Pliila; J sj
Allen, Louisiana; M K Crenshaw, Cliaries City; A P
Crerishi*, J A Selden and lariy do; Maj J SeJden, IT
S A; T Peniberton, Va; B H Harrison, lady ana serve,
do, E Ballentine, Prince i.dward; E H Pendleton,
Baltimore; R Brady, New York, A F Taylor, Va; Hon
C Conrad, New Orleans; S Stein, Mobile; R J Buttis,
N C; D Jones, Petersburg; R VVilbourne, Howards
ville; W B Columbia; W J JohMon, do; A
Dabney, Dinwiddie; M P Taylor, Richmond; VV P
Stewart, Norfolk: H M Crand, Lynchburg; VV E
Peters; do;_ VV B Stevens, Phila; G it Harris and lady,
N C; J G Kellosg, Charleston: T S Bocock, Appomat
t#x; J S Armstrong, Alexandria
KAMGE OF TUKKMOJIETtR
A* J. W. Uandolnli'a Konlurnre. **"ln sr.,
YESTERDAY
7 a m. j \t. j 5P m.
8i { ee ) 67
MARiiNE NEWb.
I'OfeT U f ■
ARRIVED,
Schr Eilen Aagusta, , Norfolk, corn to S
McGruder & Sons
Schr Gen Worth, Travis, Baltimore, salt to Ed
mond, Davenport dc Co
Schr Virginia, Pnilips, Baltimore, mdze to W D
CoiquM Ac Co
Sieamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze
to Ludlam Si. Watson
Steamer Bslvidere, Gifford,] Baltimore, mezeto
Ludlam & Watson
Brig Clara Ellen, French, Bangor, iee and lum
ber to Ward well & Badger.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish. N York, tobacco
Steamer Beividere, G.tford, Baltimore, dour and
tobacco
Schr Gipsey, Bontin, New York, coal
Schr Osri/lUe C H-rnea, Hlhiss, Philadelphia,
coal
Schr Lynchburg, Couch, New York, dour and
tobacco.
HELLiNU OFF !—1 am
£3 still selling cff at and below cost, and would
respectfully call the attention of the pu 'lie gener
ally to my large stock of Dry Goods which I have
on band yet us I had rather sacrifice the Goods at
the counter in prefere ice to sending tbem to auc
ti .u to be sold. Persons desirous ot buying
Cheap Goods can get them by casing at
H ROSENFELD'S,
jy 2—tf J75 Broad street.
PXPKKSS WOTIuK.—PAKISIiN 6c. KING
-t-i are now runuiog their Express daily on the
Mail and Accommodation Trains over the Virgil ia
and Tennessee Kail road, thence by stages to ail
points beyond the Western terminus of the Koad,
through Western Virginia to Knoxviile, Tenn —
They continue to Jorward and txpreia Good* te
and from New York per steamers Roanoke and
Jamestown, as well as to all tho principal point*
in North Carolina, Virginia, ic.
Be particular in god« from N«w York
to specity "Patisen <V King's Ezprtst, No. 2 Barclay
Mrtet," where they will tic received aud receipted
tor by J H KINU, one of the firm.
Do not be deceived by "tzclusiis privileges"
on me steameia That i* positively proveu to oe a
HUMBUG, by P it K'a continuing to deliver tneir
goods a* promptly a* ever and at their usual cheap
rate*. WM. L MAULE, Agent,
Pearl street, Richmond,
And Va Tenn Railroad Depot, Lvnchburg, Va.
jy 2—lw
FOK HUWUENOT SiKINGd
2E^C3BS a passenger train will leave Richmond
every oaiORDaV, till farther notice *t 5:30 P M.
Returning, will arrive each auccesaive MONDAY,
at 8:30 <t M, at Richmond,
jy 1 J H. OSBORNE, Supt.
I TORY PEARL TOOTtI POWDEB-
A fine and fragrant dentfrice—it give* ■ pearly
whltene** to the toeth, render* the gum* firm and
hard, and i* free irom gritty particles For tale bv
fc*7 E 4 PiCOT.
PRLUE NEW OBUANB SUOAR.-ij
hbds Prime N.O. Sugar, just received and for
■ale low by AS LEE.
Je 10—t*
OA A SACK* UOURLANB LIME, ju*t
(SUU received per acbr John,CCat Cable*, and
for aate at the wharf.
JelO ROBERT RANKIN.
DMINVBCVINO VLUIU.-U Doyen'* Pa
tent Disiotectlng Fluid, tor purilying sick room*
and counteracting putrid imeli* and other unplea
sant eßuvia; for sale bv
ADIE b GRAY, Druggist*,
1* 147 Main street.
I KATH AiJiO« EUR Ttltt
•»* "AIR.—A supply of this popular article, for
"Z* PURCELL, LADD A CO ,
- w * 7 Druggist*, W Main street
CuS SSF* k " d '- ato " otof
| S MERCHANT it WEIBIGER.
' ~I Wo 113 Main sUeet.
i B STEGAL.
FOR RENT.
"""he store at pre.ent occupied
1 from the Post Office, and nest
> > -■»-«
"7 uaprSp.r.iw'.r.Uli K.g.lla ind HUw
'r,. P suitable for the differed Order* and Bo
fSSS .1.0 Banners, U S Flaga, and allthenecea
«rJ nar-uharualla for Lodge*, Tents, Division*
All Regalia sold by me will be
warranted to be of a* fine material and workman
■Mn and a* low in price aa any from Northern
howea ED - Mcdonald
Particular attention will be paid to proper color
and style in Lodge, Chapter and Encampment
outfits. E- McD.
je 20-U
2 KOK HALK OK RK NT, a large brick
flljf Tenement at the West end of Cary street,
near the commencement of the Plank Roak. The
lower part ot the building Is occupied as a store
room, aod the upper part as a family residence by
Hllliard Alley. Possession given in a few days —
Rent $300. Apply to TOLER Sc COOK,
jy 1 Agents.
«FOK KKNT.—I have for rent on Leigh
street, a small Brick House, between Ist and
Adans stieets. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
je 28 ' Ceneral A sent and Collector.
• FOR KKNT,—I have tor rent, a small
wooden Tenemeut in Adams Valley. Posses
sion can be had immediatelv. Aoply to
EDWARD D EACHO,
Je 23 General Agent and Collector.
• FOR RENT.—I have tor rent, a Store
and Dwelling in Adams Valley. Possession
san be had immediately. Apply to
EDWARD D EACHO,
Je $3 flenera* Avent and Collentor.
MCUK KKNT.—The biica 'tenement on
Canal street, between 4th and sth, at present
occupied by Mr Jno F Hockady. Possession given
in a lew days. Rent §150 per annum. Apply to
TOLER St. COOK,
je 14 Agents, Pearl street
55 FOR KB *T.—Two pleasant lodging
BH rooma over my store. Possession given im
mediately. JOHN THOMPSON.
Jel '
£t£i FOR RB.NT.—Three or four rooms in
Baa the Law Building, suitable for professional
gentlemen, or for lodging rooms. Apply to
je 30 TOLER * COOK.
B. LUCK,
• STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
Govebnob Stbeet.
Stacks bought and seld on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and tellver Wonted.
CF* Prize tickets In ail Lotteries sold In Lot
teries under the management ot R France <fc Co ,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of R. France & Co., ad
dressed te them at Richmond,; will meet with
pr mpt attention,
mp 2 C. B- LUCK.
MiHARTIN SMITH, STOCK, J.AND
• WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
OfHce 14th street, old stand for many years occu
pied by John M Clarke as a Lottery Office The
highest market prices paid for old Virginia Military
Laud Warrants and Land Warrants unSerthe act
of Septernoer 28 *850. AH outstandiag Prize
Tickets »o!d by Mr Clarke will be redeemed by
tha subscriber. M MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
N B—Persons at a distance can obtain any infor
mation relative to the old business, and bars their
erders faithfully and ccnlidentraliy executed by ad
dressing, post paid,
ftl MARTIN SMITH, Genera! Agent.
! my 31 —d2m Clarke's oid Btand, i 4th st.
LtiMUKK.— We are receiving a io: ot clear
Canada Wbite Pine Lumber, of assorted sizes;
a very sup article and of last year's receipt, deadiy
ssesoaed, wnich we can seil at a lower price, if
taken from the wharf.
Also, small lots oi' seasoned J Ohsrrv and Poplar,
for Tobacco boxes. BELVIN <fc PARKER.
Je7
LAWNS, LAWKS, LAWNS.—Our assort
ment of Lawns is very extensive, and as the
season is advanced we now offer thtm at greatly
reduced prices Handsome styles at Bd, 10 cents,
12i seats, Is, 20 and 25 cents per yard.
HART 6c MOSES,
j e 22 63 Main street.
Moke duck, ooats-nhvv, hand
auME AND LIGHT—We have this morn
ing received by steamer Rcanoke, another lot of
those handsome Duck Frocks for hot weather; also
8 large lot of plain and figured white Driil Pants;
white Marseilles Vests, &c- The hot weather
Goods are now coming in every week. Csll at No
102, Maiu street.
Je 22 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
OTOHAGE, STORAGE.—The subscribers
having rented the custom house Lumber
flense, on 15th street, in rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all and
every kind of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance can be effected at the lowe*t
rates, a* the building is fire proof. Every att ntion
will be paid to the reception and delivety oi aH
good* entrusted to us.
my 26—1» ALEXANDER NOTT t CO.
NOT SELLING OFF TO CLOSE-NO
HUMBUG—But as tbe season has far advanced
I have determined to offer great bargains in Dry
Goods, at least a reduction ot 25 per cent of former
prices; and to be convinced of the fact, only call
and see the Lawns lam selling at 12X cts, dereges
and Tissues at any price, Parasols at cost, and nu
merous styles of white goods for Dresses, and an
endless variety of Emoroideries, which taust be
sold. E. GOLDSMIT,
je29 No 41 Main street.
I r HtiUS. BALTIMORE SHOUL-
Atl DERS
20 hbds Baltimore Sides
3 do do Breast Pieces
12 bbls "Schooley & Son's" Hams
Just received per steamer, for sale by
je 28 JNO WOMBLE &. CO.
'I'HLMHSf TitliNKS.—We
have now in sure. a largs supply of
all sorts, which we are anxious to
out. They will be sold very
cheap to those in want,
je 29 PEMHERTON & BRO.
STONE CUTTING.—JOHN W DAVIES &
CO., practical Stone Cutters &■ Masons, South
Side of the Dock near Mayo's Bridge. We returr
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and truat by strict atteation to business, to continue
to merit theconfidence of the public, de 16— tim
AMELIA SPRINGS.—The above Springs
wili he opened on the 20th inst, lor the recep
tion of visitor*. The proprietor has made ar
rangements with the Richmond aad Danville R R
Co, to eonvey visitor* from Richmond to the
Spring* for $1 90.
Board per day, $1 50; per week, 87; per month,
$25. TC WILLSON,
JelO—dim* Proprietor
TH E subscriber is prepared to furnish Tobacco
Boxen 01 ali sizes to order, at short notice,
and in the best style. My Shop i* on Cary street,
between 11th and 12th street*. _
je 6—l m* A C WALLER
OTICB.—We have *everal desirable Room*
vacant at thi* time, and would be pleased to
have them ooenpied by permanent, or transient
H my d *£-dts MISSES MURRAY.
LI) JAVA, COSTA KICA, LAUCAY
RA and iUo Coffee, for *aie by
je2g WILLIAM EGOLK3TOM.
KB BUB DK LAINK.—A large assortment
suitable for travelling dresses at
j e 27 LEVY'S cheap store.
LOST.— A pair of Gold £peet»clea, with the
owner's name thereon. The finder wilt be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same *t thi* of
fice JelS-t*
/ILARBT CHAMPAIGHB AND LON.
V DON PORTER, la funrtt Md ptnts, for saleby
j T j lfO Broad street.
VERY SUPERIOR OLD MADEIRA
AND POET WINE, In bottle*, to More and for
"]y p WOOLFOLK Jr.
FOH HIKB,-1 have for hire, a Mo I Cook,
Washer and Ironer, and alw s »®nr aioe hou*e
OltL EJWARU D EACHO,
jy i General Agemt and Collector.
SW*WISST - OP - JDl^ir~ariiaiidnind
alone with It, comes many wants ia tha way
of Blank Books, Stationary, Ac. Merchant* and
others can get their wtppMas « good terms, at
] RANDOLPRB Bookstore a-d Bindery, jy 1
DEREGKS.—Figured Berege* at SB eta, aoild
unn
•'TIS THI LAN CLOCK OF *11
Ti« the last Clock of fifty
Left striking alone,
All Its ociiy companion*
An purchased and ioh.
Mo Watch of iu kindred,
No tine piece on tie*
To reflect back tu mualo.
Or give click for click.
I*ll not leave thee, thorn lone one,
To pine on the shelf,
B!nce nobody will buy thee,
I'll keep thee myself.
Thus kindly I plac thee
Behind my own door,
Where thy mates of the mantel
Have flourished before.
Oh, long may'* thou fullow
The course of the day,
Aa from time'* fated circle
Each hour fall* away.
When old Clock* need cleaning
And people aeek new,
Oh I who can (apply them
Like Babtbo lo jsiw.
W J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, 6c,
je 28 Opposite thf Dispatch Office.
LYON'S KAYUAIRON, FOK **KH-
A SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY
ING THE HAIR.—The Kathairon neutralizes the
effects of Di*ea*e, Climate and old age, in restor
ing the human hair, and after • baldness of 12
fssr*; cleanse* the head from Dandruff and it*
natural impurities; will cure the Nervou* Head
ache, diseases of the *kln, such as Scald Head,
Erysipelas, &c; and is tiie most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladle*'or Gentlemen's use, in the
world. It exhales the perfume of the most deli
cious flowers, and being free from rancid oil or col
cring properties, gives the hair that soft, rich, curl
tng appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use of the Kathairon is adopted by the first
Physlckas in Europe and America, and has a sale
and patronage unprecedented in the history of the
Mattria Mcaica. Words alone are superfluous; a
trial only can attest iU real virtue, aa it* million
friends will certify.
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, foi 23 eta.
The old cannot apply a remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the Kathairon.
£. THOMAS LYON, Chemist,
161 Broadway, New York
Bold i n Richmond by ADJE & GRAY,
Jaß—6m 147 Main street.
PINEY POINT PAVILION.—This agreea
ble bathing place, and quiet retreat for those in
search oi health, and rational pleasure, haying been
leased by the undersigned, with a view to the pur
chase of it, if successful in his effort* to accommo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday 15th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re
cently made, calculated to promote the comt»rtoi'
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted by the pro
prietor and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Fa rents and their chi'.d
dren will find tbe comfort* of home in ample pro
vision, whilst tbe devotee of fishing miy com*; as
sured, that every Heeessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle, with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, nan been felly
tnsfde In addition, a seine will be daily draws far
the of the place and the amusement
of visitors, while: a fir*t rate band of music will be
in readint _u, any and night, for the amusement and
recreation of thoso who may call it into service.
Visitors from Richiaend and Fredericktkurg can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday acd Satur
day of each tvee*i, by metins of the steamers Pow
hatan and Osceola, which touc's at Aquia Creek oa
those days, and returning, can Teach the creek oa
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of esch waefc by
the B&ae boats in time to connect with the regular
mail train of those daya
The terms of board at the Point will ba $52 for a
single day, ®1 50 par day for three days, and, less
tbnn a wffek, l£H) per week. and $30 per month.—
Children and eervaats half price. As no public
celebratioa is contemplated on the 4th rf July at tbe
Point, visitors, prior to that date, may come with
qrary assurance that their comfort and quiet will
hot be dhtarted by any assemblage art a boisterous
character. WM. W. DIX,
Formerly proprietor of the Fountain Inn, Lig'at
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion. Md., )
June 6th 1853 > ja7—ts
The huguenot springs —tw»
pleasant retreat wi'i be opened to vi»:tors on
the lSth. June. Since the last season additions and
improvements have been made in tbe Hotel and
Cabins—indeed the whole eitablishment has under
gone a thorough repair. Competent assist nts and
servants in the different departments have been
procured, a good Band of Music engaged and eve
ry thing done to secure the comfort and pleasure
of the guests. The waters are of three kinds, Sul
phur, Chalybeate, and a combination of tbe two,
and an at'entive observation of many years enables
tbe subscriber to say confidently that tbese waters
are highly beneficial, especially in dyspeptic cases
and in the disease* of females and children.
Batha, Hot and Cold, may be had as heretofore.
The Ball Hoontt Bowling Alley and other sources of
amusement invite those who are in quest of recrea
tion and pleasure.
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhatan county,
ob the river road, near the Manakin Town Ferry,
17 miles above Richmond.
Tbe cars of the Richmond and Danville Railroad,
leaving the city every morning at 7 o'clock, (Sun
days excepted) will convey visitor* to Hobiou'a
Station, wheoce a large and commodious omnibus,
in addition to the one used ; last year, will take them
to the Springs. The far* through will not exceed
$1. A car will also leave Richmond every Saturday
evening by which arrangement visitors may visit
the Springs at tbe close of the week and return
early Monday morning.
Board 830 per month; $10 per week; 81 50 per
day; children under 12 3 ears of age and colored
servants naif price. Horses 62 1 2 eta per da?; •in
gle-meals and lodging SO eta each.
CHAS A McEVOY, Esq, whose instructions in
dancing have given such general satisfaction, will
(before abaudomfig his present profession) give his
ia»* lessons to a class at the Springs Curine the sea
son. R W ROYSTER.
je 13—ta
PULVKKittACttEK.'rt f A'l'KhT ttYDRO
ELEuTKIC VOLTAIC CHAIN- For an in
finite number of chronie and inveterate diseases,
of aervoua character, or anting from relaxation or
tardiness of certain functions, such aa the Goul,
Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, Hemoirrboids
(piles.) Congestion of the blood to the Head, to the
Chest, to the Heart, in Hysterics, in Nervous Dis
eases of the Liver, Indigestion (Dyspepsia.) Para
lysis, Epilepsy, St. Vitus Dance; in general debility
after a long disease, in a great number of diseases
m the female system, etc, etc. tbe mild but con
tinuous influence of this portable apparatus willbn
found of'extraordinary efficiency, and to many
persons almost incredible.
These Cbaina are put up in a neat, portable form,
and may be aent by mail or otherwise
Pamphlets descriptive of the Chain, testimonials,
Ac, furnished gtatis, on application, by mail or
otherwise.
PURCELL LADD A CO.,
je 23 Druggists, 92 Main street.
ENERAL AGENCY.—The subscribers of-
Vj fer their service* to the citizens of Richmond
and the urronnding country as General Agenta
and Collectora. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroea, renting oat Houses, and collecting of
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity.
TIMBERLAKE A LEWELLEN.
The subscriber having associated with him Mr.
L. W. Timberlake in tbe General Agency and Col
lecting business, retnrns hi* sincere thanka for tbe
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern a continuance of the aame.
ja 19 ALFRED LEWELLEN.
WARM WEATHER.—The weather Is now
™ very warm, and many of oar eft I*ens are
sweating *t out in *uiu heavy enough for mid win
ter, while Summer Clothing, •nfßeleet to keep one
genteel and comfortable the entire *eo*on, can be
purchaaed fer ten or twelve dollar*. It is a matter
of surprise that all who are not anppiied do not
imineaiately call at the Clothing Emporium, 163
Main street, and avail theouelvea of Da rare ad
vantages offered to pnrehaeera.
Je 16 HENRY BHAFER.
NOTICE.— intending to discontinue business
to Richmood, all accounts doe ma will be
placed in the hands of Mr Edward D Each a, for
collection, after l*t of July. All person* holding
claims agalcst me will please present tbem to hiui
tor payment, and all panona indebted to no will
plea*" mace payment to htm without delay.
Jo 84 * ' THOMAS g. FACE.
phI.UK Rio COf**B.-60 bags pri£
A Green Rio Cofce, Jut received and for sale
°Ja 10—ta
25
deairatfe pattern Thoae in waot an Invited! u,
■all and tnraaatn* oar (took.
Jeß4 BTKBBIMB, DAR&ACOTT * CO.
rp« TBI VAHHBBB AND AG*fCTTL
-1 TURAL COMMUNITY OF VIS GiUfA—The
subscriber is desirous to make known to the above,
an article of manufacture of Chemical Notoriety,
namely, SiperykMpbate of Lime, allowed to
be one of the moat efficacious Manure* ever yet
adopted in this or any other country, for it* well
known properties of regenerating and fertilizing
the barren and worn out *oil. It* nr»tintroduction
wai Into Engltnd acme ten year* since, when from
it* then pronounced Magic Effect, a patent right wa*
£ ran ted to If* Invntor, the celebrated Profe**or
aw. of Lordon, who atand* now uorivalled aa one
of the first Cb> mi*t* of the d*y. Having badihe
bonorof sraduatwir under Mm, and together with
•ome year* of practical experience in the manufac
turing of tbi* articie with him, give* a *uffic(ent
confidence to »tate that the A No I of my present
manufacture cannot be equalled In th f * va*t Conti
nent, being the »ole ijtvkntob aod i.vraoDUCxa of
it into tbi*country. Should there be a doubt a* to
it* trutbfiilne**, my Diploma, received from the
New York American In*titute, will fully attest of
the correctnea* of my atatement together with a
ho*t of the highest testimonial* from the Farming
and Agricultural consumers of my Manure for the
last twelve month* while here.
I can aiao *tate with pleasure having received
many kind letters trom mere atrangera to me. re
questing of me to refer any one who may feel akep
tical of the powerful influence it ha* over the mo*t
barren or useless land that can be found—in * great
many initance* partle* were dubious of buying
more than some 50 or 100 lbs. to make trial; the
tame partle* now purchase in Ton*, and feel proud
in making it known to their surrounding farming
neighbor*, who seemed quite astounded at the
crop* produced by the application of thi* miracu
lou* proce**, which enter* Into the composition of
all plants, and the importance of tbi* invaluable
constituent to the "agriculturist will be easily un
derttood when the reader i* informed that no plant
will grow on a aoil denuded of it. Phosphate of
lime is being continually removed and abstracted
from the soil, and taken up by the plants in solu
tion for their nourishment, and unless such an
equivalent be returned, diminution of fertility mutt
naturally be the issue. I apprehend the efficacy
nf ground or crushed bones on the soil is well
known to the American farmer.
I will presume to point oat the advantage Super
Phosphate of Lime ha§ over bone* Bones are in
•oluble id water, and have first to be decomposed
before they can be incorporate*] with tbe aoil—
such decomposition taking a leng time. From au
thenticated writera and scrspaloua experimenter!,
it has been thnt twenty bushel* of
super rnotphate of Lime, will have the desired
effect ot 100 bushels of unprepared bones. The
reason of sucb fact is in account of iu being in a
state of iolutioft shortly after having been applied
to the soil, and taken u k i by the plants, which ue
rive their strength and growth from the soil in no
other form.
The subscriber offers bis manufactured Super
Phosphate of Lime as a chemically pure and genu
ine article—a perfect Super Pnosphate, with tbe
addition of Guano and other fixed salts, &c, only
known to himse.f—containing ammonia and other
constituents necessary to furnish to the soil tbat
which it has been robbed of by previous growth.
It is quite as effective as Guano, but much moie
durable as a manure, and less volatile than any
Other.
To be obtained in bags or barrels, of
C 3 Da BUKG, Agricultural Chemist,
Williamsburg, L I,
Where purchasers may rely upon obtaining a war
ranted pure Bird genuine article, styled A No 1.
To prevent decep'ion being practised hencefor
ward, all packages wili braaded with the manu
facturer's nam*, C B Dk BURG.
Affixed are the names of the gentlemen of ac
knowledged celebrity and standiug as Analytical
Chemists, who have passed their jodiimentupon it
JAMES- R CHILTON, Esq, M D".
THOMAii ANTIBELL. Esq, M D,
WILLIAM VV ELLETT, Esq, M D.
JSaIAH DECK, Esq, M I>
JOHN H CURKIE, Esq M D.
P S—My representative, Mr J P O'MEIL, shall
do himself the pleasure of visiting Virginia on a
tour oi business, when he shall be most happy to
receive orders and impart sueh informatics as may
be required of him relative to this matter; heshsll
also brine on with him a supply of pamphlets, with
full particulars, which will tie found most essen
tially useful to the agricultural community.
Prise 845 for 2000 lbs, from the manufactory.
Williamsburg, L I.
McGRUDER Sl SONS are Sole Ageais for
Richmond. Va. je 24—diclm
tiiiDAK TAK-Oensiimptlsß Cured.—
> The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, King's Evil, Telfc-r, Dyspepsia, to., pre
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Persoas afflicted with any at the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of tfae Cedar Tar, are
requested to call on the Agent, who will produce
numerous testimonials of its great healing jsower
from private citizens, and a number of the madical
faculty Tbe medicine is yet io its infancy, and is
destined to supercede all otters- ia the cure of dis
eases for which it is recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
Beware of counterfeits. The genuine art)
sle is for sale by
P.HORTON KEACH.9I Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond,aad
tab 31 General Agenlfor Eastern Virginia)
'FO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS*—
A JOSEPH WEAR, Machinist, 26th street, be
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
ly return thanks to the Manufacturers of Tobacco,
lor their libera: support since he commenced busi
ness : would alto inform tbsm he U prepared to
make Shapening Mills with dispatch and superior
workmanship Ue would refer those not acquaint
edi with his work, to the following gentlemen:
References.—Thos it Saml Hardsrove, Wm
Greaner, James H Grant, Charles P Word, Laurel
Factory, John Goode.
N. B —Mills repaired with neatness and dispatch,
je2B—lm* J W.
rnUK Hit;MUST FiUCEH fAll) JKOR
A Leaf Tobacco.—The subscriber returns bis
thanks for the liberal patronage he has received for
the last ten years, for his superior chewing tobacco,
would call the attention of all in want to his stock
now on hand, inade of leaf, which baa been pur
chased at the following bigh prioes ;
32 hhds at CIO; 5 hhds, 13; 6 hhds, II; 6 hhds,
11 85; 15 hhds, 11 50; 12hhos, 12; 12 hhds, 12 50;
11 hhds, 13 50; 8 hhds 14; 6 hhds. 15; 5 hhds, 16-
10 hhds, 18; 3 hhds, 20; 2 hhds, 27 58. Total. 135
hhds.
Ordera solicited, which will meet prompt atten
tion. CHARLES P WORD,
je 25—lm Laarel Factory. Richmond. Va.
Good news: hood news: still
THEY COME—A W OSBuRN, the Daguer.
rean Artist, 172 Main Street, opposite the Banks,
still continues to Uke those life like Pictures tnat
ha* given him suck a rush of business the last if
teen months. Mr Osborn will guarantee to make
fine pictures of children in two seconds of time.
Those that have tried at other Galleries, and failed
are respectfully invited to call Prices very low —
Come and see.
Stock' Stock! 8took!—OSBORN 1* pre
pared to furnish Dagnerrean Stock, wholesale or
retail He ha* dbnatantly en hand every size. Star
40 Plates, Cameras, Head Rests, Mercury Batha,
Guildiog Stands, Coating Boxes, Wocd Vice*;
Peck a Patent Plate holders; Color Boaea; Cotton
Velvet and Silk Velvet Cm«., all rixea; Jenny Llnd.
! nd . ay * tJ other il J" e of Catea. All
v Uo ' ,h « Btereoaoope
Cases cheap for cash. A W OSBORN,
J* l * Sign of the Fl» g * ef >11 Nation*.
CARRIES, CARSUOXB.
J2EBS9KZ. *o6 hat on hand, at hi>
£o«rsujln, e*t«bll*hment, on Looted Alley,
between Main ud Cary, (13th anil 14 th ttreeU,)
Bear the Columbia Hotel, Coachea, Charlotteea,
bim lo .J with and wtthoat top*, and
Bulkiee, all of ba own make, of the beat material*
and workmanahip— all of which will be aold a* low
aa good work of the kind can ba In the city ol Blah
mood; and reapectfolly aaka a cail from thoae In
want of any article in tie Carriage line, aa 1 am da
termlned to make to order and aell at the loweai
prlt ea poaalbla; and all work aold, that la new, war
ranted.
ap 4—dSm MICAJAH MAM SUM.
TAAIKH BHOADKICK ft CO., practical
** BLACKSMITHS, between the Danville JUO
road Depot and Haxall"* Mllla—all aorta of con
tractor** tool* made to order, auch a* flak*, lamp,
era. Churn Drill*, Band Drl!», Hand Hammer*,
striking Hammera, and erery tool aaed by con
tractor*
All aorta of Wagon-work, Borae-ahoelng, and
everything in the Blackamith line. All work dona
by ua, will be warranted equal to any done elae
where. ap 23—3 m
pttkMfl AHRIVAL, fKttttClU. UK#
85 boxea Ralatei; 49 half boxea Ralalaa
40 quarter dor It do Layer Ualaina
S baga rata !»«*; 3 bag* Walouu
80 drama Fift; 8 bale* Bordeaux Almond*
5 fralia Mafaga Almonda
All fraah;J u*t to hand and for Hie by
1. BOMAYITAJk CO
j*9o Ns7# Mala (treat.
j 1 ■» rszzs, °i
Co., nd Bam, ■ number of their tkmnt t/-,n«i
PIAROS, with til the modern 1 mprn»«m».- w j
*? e trom j»ei» wb(T»und
rivalled, their tone ud durability cucot be mar
passed—which he will sell low.
He alio ha» on bud a largo lot of KUKKITTJBM
of bit own manufacture ssndeof Rosewood, W»7-
not, Oak sod Mahogany, mace op in the best stvie
and for workmanship cannot be surpassed in tfcto
or the Northern market*, being all made by baed
aril not by machinery.
UNDERTAKING—He still heepe
on band •large lot of Coffin* and
will give hia individual attention to all order* left
at hU Warehouse, where be e«s always be loend
apfi3—dacta J A BEt.VIW, Governor ft.
fT"" BY THo. MEW STKAMI
J A M EST O WN. —JAM Erf
ft n ■ n ffWOODBOOSE (lste Nash A Wood
■ i m u h house) will open this day. a superb
Piano Forte, of • new and beautiful design,
from the truly extensive manufactory of "J B Dun
bam,'' and possessing those rich and noble tone* for
which the instrument* ot this make are so aniform
ly remarkable.
Also on hand, lately received, a large namber of
otber styles, adapted to almost every taste, at mod
erate prices
Piano Fortes tuned and repaired. Old Piano*
taken hi exchange. Je S8
PlAfcOS. -p. H. TATLUtt la
3jMsg|pHHconstantiy receiving elegant and
Iff ■ B ff plain Piano* from the popular ma
ll I > V * kers, Nunns b. Clark.
These Instrument received the great gold medal
prize at the u WorW» Fair," London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the frtt prize at the
American Institute fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvement* with the
Metallic Frame and patent over etriage, and ana
confidently recommended for tveeinese of tone and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
In the country, where good toner* are Mldoa
found.
P. H. Taylor hu •old these Instrument* In tfeta
city for the laat seventeen yeari, to the entire saila*
faction of hU numerou* customers.
\Pf Old Piano* taken in part pay.
Piano Stooli and Mu«io, (the large*; tad be*
eolleeUon in the State) Violin and Guitar String*,
Violin* and Gkitars ef the beit quality, at low
price*. P. H. TAYLGiI,
Piano and Music Store,
oe 5 160 Main street, opposite the Bank*.
AUTIFU IAL TK KT H—
MSfIKGREAT AND IMPORTANT IM-
—The undersigned
hare purchased the right to use DrJ
Allen's Patent Improvement in the mode of insert
ing artificial teeth, which is one of the greatest and
most important inventions ever made in ihis branch
of the Dentist'* art.
The improvement consists in the employment of
a metal superior to gold in purity, and in the com
plete union of all the teeth by • silicious compound,
which at the same time farms th" must beautiful and
natural looking gum, and tilling up all crevices and
irregularities and and rendering itimpoasiole for the
teeth to become unpieaaaut to the wearer by tha
accumulation of particles of food or other substan
ces between them. No other mode ot mounting
artificial teeth is comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfaction,) t. re invited to try
this which they can do at but Utile addi
tional cost-
We shall be pleased to show specimens of thi*
kind of work, to any persons who will call at our
oilice whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT & MAHONY Dentist*,
my 17—d&wts Office. 209 Msln street.
Tut; Bl'BSl'KlllhEs^ra
jrPyffmmtrft f |eaßUrß of informing the inhaa-
i tan is of iticbmond and its vicinity,
that they are prepared to perform
all operations in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry
at ttie shortest possible notice.
Persons needing the services of a Dentist, will
please to remember tnat the subscribers are in pos
session of all the improvements of any warth re
cen ly introduced at the North.
H D ADDINGTON, D D S.
je 10 A W JONK*. M D
Sjl aA'i.l A.NJ) BOOTS. ""v"
JUL From fifteen to twenty per cent saved 9f
by buying from 1 H ANTHONY, Colum.
bian Hotel Rail ding, Richmond.
Moleskin Hum, ot beat sjunlity . S3 50
Do do second do 3 00
Drab Beaver - 3 5(
Fashionable dilk Hats .. 2 5i
Fine calfskin tewed 8u0u... . 3 5<
Congress Gaiter Boots 3 3J
Opinion *f the Presa.
From tkg FinctutU Democrat, April 1,1853.
"By tha way, we would »ay a word lor our friend,
John H A'.thony, Colombian Hotel Building*, to
thoae going t* Richmond, and wanting, on landing
there, to brush up a little. Just think of tha nuast
kind of a Hat for 93 50, and fine calfskin sewed
Boots lor S3 50 He promises to do this, and we
know he can, for we ww him do It. ap 15
SPRINK STOCK.—I a»
now In receipt of my spring stock
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps. Boots, dhow.
Trunks, Carpet Baga and Umbrella*. I deem it
needles* to pirticuUrlae; suffice it to e*y thai: my
stock comprises all the new styles of goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers of all tha
Northern cities, to which I invite the attention of
purchasers, assuring them that no pains shall bo
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
»P 8 No 87 Main street
CHEAP CASH HAT AND CAP
No. 15*1 Broad street,
Hill. Spring fashions for 1853,
moleskin, si k, blac* anddrao Bearer thti Pana
ma, Leghorn, Pamleat and every variety of sua.
mer Hats. I will Mil low for cash, at wholesale
or retail. Purchaaers are respectiuily invited to
call and examine my assortment.
»P 11—tf Q. L. BKTTT
J GENTLEMEN'S PI'.TIP SOLI
BOOTS, CITY MADE —The snbscrtocr
would most respectfully call th» attention of
gentlemen to his assortment of See dreea
Boota, of anperlor quality, manufactured by him
self All that ha asks Is a call from those in want of
• fine dress Boot, of good quality tor •umraer wear,
of bit own manulactare. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer la Boots. Shoes, Trunk*,
Caipet Bags, iie. Sic., No 127 Main street.
je 3
OK. GOKDON lUKKIn,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 18*4
19-For nob a of th« _AI
BALUMORE LOCK INFlKatnttY,
No 31 South Gay St.,
T Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Office.
HOSE requiring medical or surgical aid, by
applying to Dr H„ may secure skilful treat
ment and advice, while all cos municnions will be
sacredly shielded by the Mii* of profeasionid ho
nor. »
Aware of the difficulty with the public to Jiaeri.
rainate In a newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and skilful physician and the spurious pro*
tensions of the designing and dangerous quack, Dr
H will cheerfully give, when applied t>, such pri
vate references as will fully satisfy all who require
his services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMS 1
Avoid tha Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Car
dials, advertised to care all persons under varied
forms q| disease,
suited to all alike, and that
lyjmd eti-yitualiy eradicated by a Jadiciooj
Bon ol proper remeu tea u*"J»P«ue
. ******1011 INVITED.
uta clua of d too loag torn
' re «" l * r P*»**««®eto the hoadaof
i&r*"
sln^a*]°tta M * tt* t * BC< ' CUr * d *' addraa-
Maryland** «MU>o* iUMRW,
All cummoaloaUona confidential
"" "SSV."
Or PLUiF*
1 CO. may ho consulted, confidentially, f O fJ!
treaunent of the following dlaeaaee:
8o» Leg% Ulcers, Glandular
all
whether recent or ahronle. Alao.
termed female dlaesaea. The
b*lte attention to their chemical ett^TSr&S
*»» *l|or
teteUd to. OSoe on
IJOFhk H KI