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THE WORK GOES BRAyELY OS.-All the Banks in
the city and county of Philadelphia pay specie
The Chester County Bank resumed on Saturday. The
York and Lewisown Banks redeem in full The Pitts
burg Banks are rolling out the specie. The Reading
and Bucks Will resume in a few days
The sixteen Banks represented in the Convention at
Lancaster few days since, notwithstanding they re-
solved not to resume beginning 10 think better Of
the subject, and will all resume, said, by the frs.
of April. So much Tor Pennsylvania.
The Banks of Wilmington, Del, pay specie. The
other Banks in the State Will follow suit shortly
The Banks OF West Jersey have resumed specie
payment and of their notes will be at par in
Philadelphia The Mechanics Bank Of Burlington,
N. j., has made arrangements with the Bank of North
America in this city for the redemption of lis notes
Twenty-one of the Ohio Banks pay specie. All
which were in unsound condition, have either
failed entirely assigned their effects.
[Phiia. Spirit Of tie Times, Marches
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DREADFUL FIRE AT NEW ORLEANS.
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IL
Destruction Of 81. Charles Weae-LosS IF property 70
The amount IF half a mMion
We are panied to announce mos; serious conia'
grafton in New Orleans and destruction Of that splen-
did cdifce, known by report, the ST Charles Theatre
We learn from the Crescent City, which is the only
Orleans paper we received this morning, the fire com
menced al 6 o'clock The evening of Sunday, the 18th
inst.
1t broke out in ioiners shop, and spreading with
alarming rapidly, destroyed the kitchen oil the build
nr together with three four ouihouses, and large
pile of lumber 1t soon reached the windows OF the st
Charles fronting Poydras, and in an incredible short
space of time, the of the edihce was in flames
There slight breeze at the time, and IN less than
fifteen minutes the roof and the second stories were IN
blaze, aud dense volume of smoke burst from other
portions of the building, showing concusivcly that
all hopes OF saving it futile The theatre was Int
up al the time and number of persons were in ii.
1t soon became evident, that not only the ST. Charles
but the splendid Arcade building. and several others
would be destroyed and every thing tha, could be taken
away was removed.
The fremont House. next door TO the ST. Charles, il
was feared would be destroyed. The wind blowing in
a contrary direction, however, it was saved
The flames soon reached The from: of the ST. Charles
on St Charles street. and the heavens were illuminated
with the urd glare The engines could not be brought
TO bear upon the buildings Tor soe tme and such was
the fury Of the element they could not have arrested lis
progress before the building was destroyed
The building adjoining the ST. Charles was burnt to-
| cether with outlouses and ten pin alley.
Ats o'clock, the ST. Charles and Arcade buildings
were completely des,royed--the walls only standing
which are GOOD. A short time before, the chandelier
fell with tremendous crash 1t one Of the most
gncent specimens Of art in the world, being l2itc;
m height So in circumference, and weighing 200
pounds. If we remember aright it cost $4,000, and
was built in London.
The Camp street Exchange, it much feared,
would be destroyed but By great exeriions part OF II
was saved from destruction
The iremen succeeded, at 10 o'clock, in getting the
fire completely under.
The loss Of Mr.. Caldwell is great. The St Charles
cost $3.50 600 and was mnr,gaged 10 the Gas Bank for
SlG0 600 All the scenery, wardrobe, &c, WAS destroy
ed They were worth $4,000
The Arcade building cost sl2O,OOO and owned
by the Gas Bank Il is doubtless nsured.-Hnr.
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IN CHANCERY-vrncryrN-At n Circuit superior Court Of
Law and Cbancey for the county of enrco mud city ri Rich
nond the Chancrry side held 1T the Capitol the said city
Saturday, June 26, 1911:
Parke Street, Plaintiff
against
William Street, Carter Berkeley, Sheriff of Hanover county
Committee Administrator &c George Street deceased Anho
ny Street Hannah Brown, widow Of William Brown deceased
Sally street, and William l. Morris, Defendants:
decree the Court of Appeals by the Clerk there
Of is these words and figures, vrctSi.-At
day January 25t 1871: William Street Carter Berkeley Sheriff
81 Hanover County, and Committee Administrator George
Street, deceased Anthony Street. Hannah Brown widow Of
William Brown, deceased Sally Street and William Norris
Appellants: against Parke Street, Appeee upon APP
peal from decree by the Superior Court
1891 IN a suit III which the appellee plaintiff and William
Street. defendants This day parties, by
their Counsel and the Court having ma,urcly considered the
transcript Of the record Of the decree aforesaid and the argyll
COUNSEL Of opinion said decree
Therefore decreed and ordered That be
and anned, and that appellee do pay appellants
the expended in the prosecution Of The appeal aforesaid
here's and il is ordered, That the be remanded the Ciri
Superior Court If Law Chancey OF enrico county
and the Richmond back the Commissioner,
with instructions disregard the audited of the Hanover
Commissioners aud to the and character of the
claims of the appellee against the Estate Of John Street J
whether in his right substituted for the creditors
whom he has paid and proceeded final decree, which
ordered to be certified the said Circuit Superior Court APP
elnnts costs IN tic Court OF Appeals s24 vi cents Copy
Tesie Allen, Wheeupon THIS Court, III conformity with
said Decree setting aside decree pronounced in this
the twenysevenh day Of January thousand eight hun
red aud trtyone doth recommit The report o Commissioners
Robinson the Commissioners ot this Court: with
disregard, the settlement Of The accounts Of tie
plain as Administrator Street, deceased
dted of The Hanover Commissioners and 10 report tho
and character OF the claims al the plaintiff: against tho
Estate Of the said John Street r whether in his right
substituted for the creditors whom he has paid and make
report thereof the Coat with my specially
parties s.aicd and tho Court DOH further adndge order
Decree the plaintiff do pay the defendants
by them and the ntcstae of The defendant Carter Berkeley in
the Court of Appeals expended.
A Copy-Tcstc,
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vented an honest .Gan, way Interested N any Of
these works, 10 watch en and report upon heir cen
dillon Experience lod proved that they could mol gel
ncng without an Er.ueer, and lie was IL! keeping up
the Office, uch disguised b. was for economy In
fact he thought it woud be economy TO continue The
office.
Dir. G. was speaking VIXEN the recs IS arrived
Eecniag Session.
After leave Of absence had been granted to number
of members,
MIR. DANIEL offered resolution, which was adopted
authorizing select committee TO bring in bill to al
thorize the James River and kanawha Company 10 dis
pense with the draw-hrldge at the foot OF l9ll street
across the dock, &c.
MIR. DAaiEL Offered resolution instrucling The Com
mtee On Courts Of Justice 10 inquire into The exped'
rncy OF exempting the Sergeant of Richmond ant
Jaor of ienrco from the act limiting the fees Of OH
GERS passed this session.
Mir YEEnY moved 10 amend the resolution by adding
thereto, land that they report 10 The next General As
sembly.' (Laugher) This amendment was carried
and then the resolution was lnid on the table
The bull changing the time Of the commencement o.
the Gubernaloral Term taken up and passed Sub
seqrenty message from the Senate announced It's
passage by that body
LCSATIc HOSPITALS.
On motion OF Mr. KINNEY, the House took up the
bills for the enlargement Of the Lunatic Asy ums AT
Staunton and Williamsburg. (The bill approprating
$4,000 to The purpose 10 be paid IN three years)
hlessrs. BROOKE, KINNEY, BowDES and VERIFY sus
thlbtu SleSSrS. DROWN Vi uHu
TAYLOR OF n. Il opposed them.
Mr.. BRowy moved the indefinite postponement of the
bill. This motion then nega,ved 32 to IL.
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. CRuTcHFIELD, a Joint resolution re-
pealing the resolution for the adjournment TO morrow
adopted, and Mr.. Crutchfed was deputcd 10 com
municate the same 10 the Senate.
The following engrossed bills were read third time
and passed
bill directing The Second Auditor top pay TO Wash
ing:nn Academy the proportion of Amelia county oil
the surplus revenues Of the Literary Fund for le+0
IL and PA bill for printing records of causes in the
Court Of Appeals-A bill concerning the militia ofthis
Commonwealth-A bill 10 authorize q separate election
in each of the counties Of Lewis and AuGus,a-A bill
reducing the number of trustees of New London AGA
demy-A bill to amend the TO incorporate the North
Mountain Company for the manufacture Of Iron in
tie counties of Hardy and Shenandoah-A bill legal.
isng the appointment of Commissioners Of the Revenue
in the county of Buckingham-A bill to revise act
Incorporating The Great Falls Manufacturing Compa-
ny-A bill concerning Preston Academy.
MIR. Nj RAE presented the petition of Samuel Abra.
hams for compensation for the loss Of a slave.
The following bills indefinitely post poned, viz:
"a bill for the rcliefof Major William Bryan Of Rock
ingham county" and ia bill concerning Henry Sydnor
and wife, free persons Of colour allowing them TO
main in the Commonwealth.
On motion of Mr. WcoD, the House adjourned.
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1'TtE RAM, EIII

- Ns Tectss-The House, yesterday sreaing, was
IN the consideration of the Senates amend
@ s Bank bill. They were adopted with one
!, tceptons. The House disagreed by vote Of
. /" lie amendment of the Senate striking out the
"a h'ch requies the Banks to resume within gu
.e' The Northern Banks shall have commenced
.'"eh' OF specie. They also added section limi.
J. reception of the Wheeling notes in paymen
). me counties adjacent to the point wher
ssued' and another section directing that tn
-se from the Banks shall be paid into tn
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I-S,yrDcr-,y or ,-tDcrNTA-TENpERANc

UNIV EKSITf OF NIKGINIf-I fsHI LN''.NN.'
Intemperance which has been so long disseminating
the seeds of crime and misery over the aireS portions OF
land appears at last to receive that
j, Justly deserves A great moral reformation is rapidly
taking place throughout the world This GLORIOUS spirit
of reform has even reached the tranquil retreat OF our
University A meeting of the students was called
few weeks since for the purpose of organizing lem
perance Society. Professor W. b. Rogers, win
his usual zeal and erdor, made pathetic appeal in
behalf of Temperance With mastery and per-
eloquence, he alluded TO the deleerious m
uence of nebation from its first introduction among
10 the present period Of lis existence lie revert
ed TO the many young and gifted sons, who within
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T1,eTSTTF1s SiIE-By virtue Of Deed Trust, executed
10 the subscriber by John G. Hughes and now o. Ieo'u 10
the Clerks Office County Court Of fuvanna Iof .e iu.
noses therein mentioned will he sold, Thursday me at nay
of Apr Is42 publicly, the premises, TO the highest
for cash. Tract Of Land, situated IN tGe saa county
FIurnnna containing TWO hundred more or less ana
bonded by The lands Thomas W. Onohndro ana others
being the Tract Land which the said Hughes no"
And also the following property, 10 witt fourteen OF ieeh
slaves consisting and children osrlhe. WIN Sc
ver Hrses the Cattle Sheep and Hogs and te house
hold and Kitchen Furnurr of the said Hughes so much CT
said propeIy a. shall sufficient satisfy and pay all sums Q!
said deed Of trust. AElhD bhi of' .'as. ',
March - 4OV-N.es
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~ BaTTkyc8yFD.
COhNC.NIC.1 f.h.
To the Peopie of CHESTERFIELD County.

To lie People Gf CHtS7f!F.7H C0uH7y
Fellow Ci,izens:-At the March term Of your county
Court YOU thought fit TO nominate me as candidate
to represent you in the next House OF Delegates The
nomination, unexpected was fatter'ng, ELECTED
from me The time an expression favorable to ITS re.
ccpon. Since that time, understand our political
me- |, is true shall no, be twenty five years of age
until August next and as believe you arc able aud
willing to elect Democrat who is free from any con.
stitutional other objection, cheerfully yield all OF
my claims, and all the honor and advantage oil inc no
minaon, that that desirable object may be accomplish
ed and in me will he found an humble, though warm
supporter, of whoever may be the honored object OF
your choice In declining the nomination rendered me-
must he permitted TO express to you my profound nc
acknowledgements for the liberal confidence you nave
displayed towards me, your offer to place SO 'pof
liant trust in hands inexperienced as NINE:
WILLIAM f. BLANKENSHlP.
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Mr.. NcRae, bearer of dispatches to MIR. Ellis has
returned The n o. Advertiser says of his mission
appears that Santa Ana refuses surrender Mr. Ken
DALI on the ground of his being enemy, and an abet-
tor of the TEXANS whom he peases TO regard as in.
vaders the Mexican territory II would appear, fur
Their, that The evidence of MIR. Kendals having poss
port and of lis destruction the Mexican authorities,
was met by the statement of the Mexican Consul at
New Orleans, that he had never granted Mr. Kendall
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Things at Cineianad-A letter writer, on the 9Th
instant writes from Cincinnati, that the banks there
arr paying specie freely, and selling exchange on the
East for per cent Indiana paper is the par here,
and for that paper, or bankabe exchange per cent.
and rising The noies of city banks per cent
LII hnfn fhnir dnnrs
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A CAKD.
Mr.. Edilor:-You will please state that the friends
of Col B. b. R. Barker have withdrawn his claims from
the canvass, for seat in the Legislature, for the county
OF enrico, and authorized TO say that no Demo
crat will run for the county. They are willing TO leave
the field to the Wings TO among themselves.
The .Ncmiaators Of COL Barker.
IIenricn March Odd lsi1
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WM G. SANDS, Clerk
March "a lh6-w4w
March "a

IN CHANCEGY.-At Circuit Superior Court NJ Law and
Chancery for the county Of Heinrich and city OF Richmond,
the Cbancery side held at the Capitol in the said city, OH
"Wednesday, January 9Th, lst2;
Parke Street, Plaintiff
against
William Street and other Defendants:
The plaintiff being dead the motion Of Charles T. Gooda
Counsel Court doth order that this suit b. hereafter
Quoted his Executor Of the last will and testament Of
the plaintiff
Al Rules held in The Clerks Office OF the said Court fo the
month Of March, 1912:
awarded revive against
William Win .fed Jr Sheriff county Of Hanover, and,
su Administrator de bons George Street deceased ana
against William d. Wren, If city Of Richmond and
SUCH Administrator William street, deceascd having hee
returned acknowledged and executed and cause being
shewn against the revival thereby sought The motion OF the
plaintiff by Counsel The Cou doth oder that this suit stand
revived and he proceeded ina decree against the said
William Wnsfed, IT.. and William d. Wien in their respec
tive characters aforesaid.
COpes-Tcste,
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.Vsefve that in two late numbers Of the Wing,
'.''|r has alleged that Mr.. Bird, candidate for
. Stature IN King Il Queen County, rs Demo.
''oT OF receiving the Distribution fund, and
.-"e Inc Wings OF that Democratic County 10
w Il. on that ground We do not know whe-
ne IS any truth IN the assertion-but sincerely
81 NJ Is. will not suffer himself to be used by
ss 10 defeat the great principles of the Demo-
y. ."F' Dir. DAVIS, the present worthy delegate,
81 himself III every respect true Republican
:. = :, HE support Of such a County. The Wings
h w Bird, or any man they can-But Mr.. b.
1, ,as'so always proved himself RepuhlIcan-and
r', zee IS IN the ranks of the Republicans, and
"r Wings The advice Of the Richmond Wing
~ sufficient 10 warn any man of sagacity OF
WIKI which that insidious organ would beset
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Dtpay for Thomas X. JOynes, c. S. C.
March ~ l06-wsw

IN observation-disclosures 10 ri-At Rules holden In tho
Clerks Office of he Circuit Superior Court Law and Chan.
for the of Accoak the Ith day Of March 1912:
Thomas Lliston Administrator of Mary lson deceased
Sally Tunnel an infant by David Brodwaer friend
and John " Tunnel infant by Nathaniel Toppns, his next
friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Samuel Henderson, surviving Administrator az Samuel s. Tun
nell John Cn IN his right and Executor 0f William
s Tunnel, deceased James H. White John w. Ftdeman and
David Drodwaer Administrators of James White, deceased
Defendants:
The defendant Samuel Henderson having entered his
ard security, according the Assembly
and The rules of this Court and appearing 10y satisfactory
dence that lie is nhabtlnt OF this Commonwealth: IN
ordered That the said defendant appear k day of
June term next and The plaintiffs bill and nt Of
this order be forthwith inserted published In
the city OF Richmond for months successfully and posted
the front door Of the Court house of this county.
Copy-1este
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the last century have fallen the victims Of intemper
ance in the morning of life. Several feeling and up
proprate addresses were made hy the students Atnu
100 signed tie Total Abstinence Pledge amo'is
whom about 70 Of the iar sex, whose counlenance
has proved saulary every mora! re:of"a;'on
The following officers were elected:
WM. +. alUNFORD Of Richmond, Va,
President
J. I. BuLLIrT, of Kentucky
JSo. Knox, OF New York
EDWARD |. WILLIS, of Richmond, Va,
lice Prtstdcn's
WV. S JENKINS, of Kentucky,
Secre,ary
Col. w. II. WooDLrY, University of Vn
March IL, 1912. Treasurer
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Marriages..

Married. on Thursday evening March 3D. at hc residence OF
i.am Marlin MFcrram by the Rev. Dahney ~. Wharton, Wa
H. Wol'z ESQ., ass A. f,nh.n =, Of GSe9 'a,.
wm r,sr ESQ., late of Washington u. Co. 10 Miss FGA 81
D.NirI only daughter of William S. Daniel Esq" all of the
81 CHR Va,
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u The People Of Chesterfield county are requested
10 NEE, at the Court on the FIRST day of their Su
perior Court, (o.mnrrow) TO nominate candidate TO
represent them in the next House OF Delegates IN the
place of William. E. Blankenship, who declines The
nomination. ONE OF The fEOfLE.
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~ We finish, this morning, the mastery Speech
of Mr. Silas Wright, on Mr. Clay's Retrenchment Re
solutions. 1t is worthy of all attention.
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"This lovely bud, so young, so fair,
Cali'd hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower
In payadisa v.cutd llocm

TIME subscribers inform their friends and customers ha
are receiving their Spring Stock OF Goods u
kinds of WOOL fur silk egiorn, Ianamh and pain iea
Also palm leaf and Tuscan Bonneis WINCH WIZ pc sou a.
wholesa,e or retail at prices corresponding with the times
"' mo THOMPSON & co.
I06-6w
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a. Mr.. Lson's Speech support Of the Stay Law
is unavoldably post poned TIL Saturday
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The nomination of Mr.. Steuart Comptroller Of tho
Treasury has been rcccied.-.9ler Ga..
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"e shalt publish in our Saturdays paper the
y o. Col. Benjamin b. II. Barker TO the Cit
''' County. He declines, for the reasons he as
T. Gag candidate for the House Of Delegates fol
NY Of flen,co. We admire the mugnanimou:
''ach he displays.
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Deaths.

nrd on Saturday the 10Th instant, CHARLIE.
s, o Mr Anthony Thornton of this city, aged u months I,
shd was beautiful and lovely in uncommon degrees and
the decree Of Gods inscruabie
p,ovdencc by which he the bosom Of his pa
rents Eu they consolation o Knowing that the savior
has said that sol such Kingdom Of Heaven. Yes he has
been renovcd imperfect guardianship the care
and his Gode has from The cares the peIs
and SORROWS OF this everlasting rest and BLISS
of Heaven God has pucked this beautiful flower from the gar
den atcans only transplant II in the Heavenly fa
rad.se. :.
"Ths lovely bud, young, so fair,
Call'd hence by early doom,
Just show how SWEET flower
In Paradise would bloom"
Died. on Saturday morning last in the 10Th year Of his age
WILLIAM RIsp ESQ., formerly editor and proprietor
Washington FedeTais; journal well known IN It's day
for the ability that characterized IT, Mr. X was
native OF Williamsburg the orytwo years res
drn of The District OF Columbia Few retained more
y lie esteem of their citizens, and none ever died
more sincerely anientei.
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Treasury instead of being invested in Bank stock
The House adjourned about half past No for
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Sr The Democratic members Legislature, who have
Oi obtained copies O the Address viii find em office.
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But wha, are We TO think Of The representative OF
thus Distrct-who can draw ha:r-hrcad,h distinction
between the course Of Adams and of GiddIngs-can
vindicate the one and denounce the other
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NJ TEMPERANCE NoTiCE-M.. ROBERTS, LAST irc.
IcRglhls gentlemen has been induced delay his drpcnrs
Till the morning. 10 give his aid tonight in making arrangements
organize State Total Abstinence friends Of
Temperance therefore requested the Old Baptist
Church, 10 night At half past o'clock, for this purpose
invited 10 attend,
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Mr. Giddingso of OHIO is poor creature; hut deserves
his fate. man. who will spring such set Of danger.
Gus as well as absurd resolutions upon The House, he
had the gorgeous folly TO submi; Monday last, is
worthy OF the vote OF Censure he received BY Largo
majority on Tuesday. We understand, he has III
sequence sign;fed his intention to resign his seat
Wednesday, Well-let him so-and peace go with
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IF good PIANO FORTE lie had Of one, North OF
South there is Doubt hut that lie on ained ~ r. r.
N7SH, PtiersturS, Ti.cso, who hiss now on HAND UESif
NINE INSTRUMENTS If different prices and IL expecting
by the packet There Is no gk In ordering fian
For'cs from SUBSCRIBER he feels himself every way ~ und
take back any r aanee mh prove desee-
tive. H. +. NASH, Fderskbrli ia.
March 90 IGI-3WK
MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA, Loeps. STREET
IvI ADORE The Course OF Lectures viii commence On
Monday April lh Gn the last of October ensU
ing with the exception of August wllca Is vacaiicn
On Practice Of Medicine, by Chapman, NJ. d. IT, ". Ger
hard, Il. %.
On Anatomy by ". f. Homer. w. d. Paul b. GODDARD ~. u.
On Institutes OF Medicine. by Samuel Jackson, ". d.
On Matsra Meiica and Therapeutics John BELL d. u.
On Chemistry, James D. Rogers, H. d. Robert l. hoets'
M. d. ,,
Obstetrics and Diseases NJ Women and Children ny iiafh
l.. Hodge, " D.. william harris. VI H. :, :,
GA Principles Of Surgery hy Thomas Harris, d.
" - f's"'e" 'O.A'O"' = y T. HoRSEE, sserttsry.
Feb o. 3i-2awilis
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u "ALrHA' is received, and Will appear.