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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-14

Win euiosiss on my present prospects, aGd pro-
phecies on my future, u does not behove me TO say
any thing about Il; though am sorry can't return
single compliment YOU have paid me. No, rot
the most trivial one. for would not violate my
eonseienee and candid belief, TO fa,ter the PSssi
deaf, much less small an object as YOU are |
must ask you IN future not TO praise me so much.
otherwise you may make me rs vain youseli
aud call me out for the county, though must con
less shall feel very awkward and as much out Of
place, reckon, ss YOU would in the Legislature
soliciting the tuhTages Of free people IN oppo.i-
ton 10 these modern Graceful (ruE SONS OF Goa.
sELtA) Nov Doctor, reckon il Corneha could
sec her two sons modeinized in You thee, she
would shudder at the degradation OF modern times,
and bemoan the falling of in mankind; nor DO !
think she would often exhibit her iewe's aud
would very spatingly boast Of them. Poor Cornelia
l am sorry for her indeed, to think that her sons
the jewels OF her heart and pride of Rome, could
only stimulate rHEIR NEIGHBOURS to win such
iaurels and trophies as will be exhibited to the
people of Louisa, their next election day. Before
concluding, permit me 20 give you piece OF TREND
ly advice, land Is equally applicable 10 oil three
OF you;) II you should be elected take your scat
business OF the House more than by lacit vote;
for IL you do, the charges OF a Louisian will on
each participation be more obvious, and the Of
Louisa, who may, perhaps, be scjoutning in Rich
mond, may have 10 DO as they have done before
deny their representative
| should not have put myself to the trouble of
writing this communication, but for your public
boasts that you had murdered LouiSian, for
when Mr. PoindeN;er withdrew, had no farther
interest in the canvass. But since You have made
this boast, will inform you that ] am not dead,
nor DO intend to be killed 10y the paper bulletins
OF such scribberS you and "Forbcarance." In
CONCLUSION, let me tell YOU that you need not lavish
any moro praises on me, for | am obscure and
humble man, who passes UNDECIDED and unnoticed
through the Pomp and parade of my county,
n'i,her asking any Ihrs from her hand or offering
any thing from my own, though | have At times
taken peep behind her political arena; but fear
she u about TO iall into hands, M which she will
no longer have m Interest 10 draw one from lis
solitude and daily ayocatiuns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-14

ssNoN 600 20n, aud In Of 1900 goes on s,,,v,,h,lf
past O'Clock. rickct.eJ, ' '''"
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CLARKE.s otEICE.

Ms u SO 81 .....................s.0
Drawing 1t lie Wcllghmg Lottery. Glass " March -
a., =, 10 - - q "a , o. ~ a 3b o. ~
Whole Ticket ~ - 81, a prize ot sIIJ SOLD In uo
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iccshurf Extra ~ Draw At Acyindta, MARCH, Igth -
' tllN'-.t1 lNh S'NO i5UfO, l2WHl, InOUu elD 7lsI
0,sS II 90 OF ie1 Of an oC nm no of lirn g,
OF 81 and'lui IVvucic. Tickets en- shares la
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PE\NSYT.EANIA

h~ou'd seem from the Philadelphia papers, tina,
the resumption bill, It sanctioned by Gov. Porter
will bring about no resumption after oil. The n
American says:
TIM BAsN BlLL.-Son,c think our rcsump,ion
bill should be called n bill 10 relieve our country
banks, break down those of our city, and helm The
New York brokers'; others thnI il should be called
bull 10 establish State currency with relief notes
as basis; others insist that il should he called
bill To postpone indefinitely specie payments
Were VIC called upon oursclr to christen H.. We
should call II bill To lose oil the benefits which IL
sought, and realize all the evils il would shun. or
II that WON'T do then call II IA bill eomrosed Of
party springs, to catch political woodcocksp
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer. says:
awe have oil sorts OF speculations in tbi, ci,v A
TO the effect 81 the new Bank Bill So far MS relate,
to the Relief Banks, It is clearly unconstitutional
anI this the Tcmlcrs who voted for II must have
known. Doubtless, however. they were influenced
by the out door cry for immediate resumption. aud
believed public opinion IN such case TO be superior
To ANY other consideration. Doctrines Of this kind
will rot be'r the test OF impartial examination
The results OF tue operation OF the law will dope nd
pretty much upon our community"
Again:
stat. ScRr.-wo learn that n proi,ct is on
loot NJ harrisburg, 10 issue State Scrip IN sums of
- and upwards. with which IL is intended Tn nav
the Domestic creditors Of the Commonwealth OF
course, this description Of paper money will no, be
worth par, and ITS circulation will still further wi,
ate our CuITcucy' "
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ms btY, Monday, nj Exchange.
ssOo1 % q, go, 90 Of TOO ~ Of 90 ~ Of 400 e.
Naa-li dawn Tickets 81.
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s.natsriaL Pl.asanlri.s-M u. S,nai.. rhll,h,

Boz has reached Washington, and is the Lion OF
the day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-14

Wednesday Evening-Drawng received.
Plies cNtOO Cnop, ,tt1 ~ Of 5yO 90 Of 400 % Of n
20 IT 100, etc. 20 Nos-ii drawn. Tickets o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-14

III Tho Iticf viii continue olr rao ~ uso ful AMI
fancy srilC Day sni sf ni tho Itcinfa Room M
ne VnitsfPtstJtgrlsn Church mh "a ID
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.Vsny I'eIn. d Hmrieo.

to take such s,sFs rs may be Necessary To un,c
Spon the most suitable psssOn to be voted .or as
Senator.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-14

2przcs N sOOlO oOi, -UO ~ of Is0, IN ofEo 10 Of
Dr. no Of 100, etc. - Nos~l2 Drawn. Tcketsej.
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JAMES PHALEN q co., Managers,
RIcHnosD. Va.
lUNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL


Scnoo! Fund Lottery. Class 4g7, f'r Tucs,lay Tyenns
MARCEL 18Th. Capifas-S3Out0. 7ttl ZOO 9nnI a,nl :,
ITO 100 3N, 1910, 10 Of 1000 10 Of JUi ~ sf go n i
Hu, 400 of 10, etc. ickcis only sO
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no py.sc'tion given Immediately,
IA ~, " QUO "n Miin .fIcef. known fhe Mer.
WtfI tfW QUO House. Il tf we'll calculated D. ~ Ia
EesA niy 'ool. Shoe ~ H. Store, hay.n- reerriiy
r. H.. p, ' ,it.A ani much Improved. There rtr
- hulu y, ". lIe rnfo, veil suited flr nfiy.fo Gt1v
~ go ,s, l'e iertos will be- very moderate -anrig
o. , ,ap n M, ~ "'"' ''o'r Ra BURTON
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4 .AUSs nOOts FOH MANU- , ~ ,,,,,,...,,.
- Co. isfe yctu.t Lajyt g.oF f,f I.r,t M
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100000 10000.
school Fund Lottery, Class 30j ior Tuesiay Evsnln.
March POI. Capitals $1,000 1000 6tO bDnl lOtsi ~ i
2t0 ~ ? Of 1000 % of 500 20 Of 800 100 Of 0u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-14

ScLooI fund IaucTy, Class 100 f1r Turrl,v evening
March 29ll. Capitas- s3DOo. Geo 1850 1uO 100 no. +
l0! 10 oi5OO - of0 ~ ofltO 5p vi loo &c - Ms
10 drawn out Tickets only elO
Tickets, shares and packages IN all the above fttlv m
pnat Lotteries Of which James Phaicn & c.. are ma
gers, may at any time he found az the above Office
Orders from Any part the Union will Give The san q
conf cnal aul prompt attention II personal appUea.
nt Prizes casel in oil cases On presentation at %
above Office. TUhRIES Az AIIEN
mn ~ Manu1cre' Office.
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J. g. GREGORY * co
a a. n, IL .
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEI

OFFICE on Main, mi doSr bsis,s C,raer pf,,a ori
ira sfrerfs.
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fEs% THO ichr I'D. 4. sAt'NDRRa C.ntain Parker,
tffGb can take few huulrci bbs -four. kcz boxes
Tobacco. II immediate Application BE- made IN
Ui " JANIS FISHER x FDN.
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LARGE SEEns SALE M5AE.s OF tANp; NEeeoEs,

w III we sou az ftlon Hill the late residence Of DIR
AuAiin Netkins, Ia tic county Of Not,oWay. ON P,t-
I ,he 'h April next, the plantation called pEIiON
IiLi' containing acres Of LAND, with a very ha,..
sone Ihgc and comfortable Dwelling House and All other
nrocr'aIy huLdngs on credit Of one, and thrc.
years. possession given tho 25ih Of December nc,
About ~ very valuable slaves Of dGcrcut gcs and
ABOUT hall Of thc Slaves will bcsold for cash the ,n,
on credit 10 the 18th Dec. mex. Tho riork az Ir,Ts
lows sheen, &c About us barrels Of Corn vii, tr
cop o IndIcr etc, aud Plantation Utensils Also ali no
honsehpf aud kitchen Furniture. The IIouse,liI Fut.
turc u yeiyteleeanf, sstu. Of Sofas, Comfprab~
Argc MirTors SPLEEN Harp anI Piano. with Beds sni
house keeping. " e'''''
Tho Land vii be sold by Isham q Iundy as As.p, or
W H ~, T. :" atAihH BY ABN'R
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Y ITWTF IFUUIIII" IITNWIUE TtttIVtU.
Splendid scheme. Capitals ifgO, 76ou iOnD ~ of
l"'' - % lHu. ~ Of co.. go of 90 ~ OF 30 2nof TO-
etc. ~ Mo- - drawn. 1ickcHSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-14
DAGUERRES

IN VIZ EN ES
mAGiCAb PICTURES FROM PARIS
10 FTffenh"g ne icon i.yfHi .gtc,scC day and n,shf
lnNeaied 10y the celebrated Mons Ieguerre sin ,eu.
70 ~, DhSntrfeofyps, brought t. the u. ot AIN. al
CO. ny VI VI Maiicy aud iOdaii, and eHhibitinp nj
EACH.iNGE CONCERT ROOM
Tor few Nights only)-havine been exhibited m New
OK, IhanelphA b"rion baltimore aud Charlcsun wtn
thr most cuthus astc aPpTobaii,n. '
no Tho Exhibition w.llopen Tuesday Eyerin. Mari,
'ii VIII Three splendid Pictures, the admired aud nm
vailed Interior OF the " N '"''-
CHURCH ST. ETlENNE DU MONT.
Al Par,s, represcnling Mdnsh, Mass The m.rns,ep,
view OF the ely Of cut
VENICE ON A FESTIVAL. NIGHT
And The charming Valley Of Gailau fin Switzerland i
w. CrnnSt.Es o. Mountain, an historical ocrurrerr
bIhthnon 20 commence at halfpast 7 o'rloek A.
-. NH ~ u
IlLACh Italian aud English six Crayais al
DtpctFan Dress Articles
uIh IAN stree, opposite EEchanSc Hotel.
.SCAhES, CRAVATs, BYRON CoLLAus
-, ny IN" sohr Nassau We have Zee cvcd assart.
'nent Of the abo articles which gentlemen can c,,,,
ut Dc,n, ~ 60. ~. -, ,'i'Art
~" 20 Opposite Exchange Hotel.
Eoh t Nankeens, and other kinds ofMen's summer
",eIust re cclNcd for sale by the haln OF piece Nv
~ - WADSWoRTI TURNER & 60.
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For Saturday, - il March.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
g0 00O 81. ODO Az O0o onn non IA
FOR NORFOLK.

Nj itC EH rATOEs-JU buancls Mo,crr
- n.tt'tf, 300 Hiufo, 90 Rockets, flr sale low.
th ~ JAMES FiaItER SON.
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"iAngh Whea laush. . seek uO other fame.
The GU 10 40, ans ,srfbsisrs are ny game. A"
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~ 'f' VaIaOs' u y0at coneo.IIon i taken uP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHLApELrHIA, Dec 30-An Com, Warner Maracabo; De-
law.re Fisher Boston, Ataianta, Newhsll NYork Cid VIM
Nj Rogers, Harding, Boston.
BALrIMoRE, Dec 2e-An Baltimore, Bearse Boston; Mary
Wks, Ca Rio de Janero; May, Hopkins, San Blas Presi
dent Penfeld NYork Cid Harriet Jarvis, io de Janeiro
sNosroLx Dec 2s-Arr VIM Talmsn, Matthias Attakspas
] w Kimpton Osborne, NYoIk; VIM Marsh, Brown. Mid
detown Barbara Sguires Baltimore for New York; Common
wealth. Treehan, Portsmouth large number OF vessels
anchor below detained by head winds Cid Glide jamaica
Sid Joseph Marsh, Poland West Indies Arr Tth Tamoree,
Ho1ie, Marnique Van Buren,, sesyy, Thomason sophia
Bill, ST Thomas Cid Benjamin, Lunt West indies Comet
Chase do Arr 10Th, Geo w Clifford Brown NYok; Alpine,
French Martinique; White, Rogers and Rival Fnsbie,
NYoIk
spoken.
Opeousa., Forrest from Rio for Baltimore days out Nov
20, lat 16 3, Ion %. -
Leda from Baltimore RIO Janero. Nov 49, Cape FRO
IS miles: 49, - - -,
baque showing yellow and blue signal supposed the
Inca of Baltimore, Nov 20, lat Is 8, Ion 8.
Eagle, days from New York for West Florida Dec l6, lat
80 %, Ion Is IT,.
lat 49, Ion "a.
Foreign Ports.
MARAcAIBo, Dec Tin port New England. Crocker, for
from La Guayr for Vera Cruz returned dismasted to
sail in days. Sisters Small for NYork, Codorus
Clark, for st Thomas, ldg wood up tbs Lake: 80
MARTINIQUE, Dec lin port Baltic OF Bath; Albert fer
kins and one or two Others. lnames not mentioned.
Rio JANEIRo, Nov H-Sd Alicia, Dukehart. Baltimore
dsg bound New Orleans: George Gardner Peterson, from
Baltimore unc Catharine Wingate, do dol; Ann Hanna DO
do; Sadana Stubbs from do disg Pauline Manson from do,
coming in; Conmissary, from - do.
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ness. Ii 1t 49, worth il. would have reported il.
have not done
| think il probable that Wise may add to his
speech for the city papers here what he intended TO
saw for one OF The reporters tor the lntelgencer'
spplied 10 him for and obtained his notes. II
mored that John c. Clark one Of those who
went TO Mr. Tyler. ! know not how true this is.
The Senate is waiting Tor the House 10 give lhem
something do and the House is qusuellng IN this
way t; and all the fault of Arnold and his speech.
Hon Tom Marshall will speak this matter to-
morrow, and will go against Clay, and cut night and
lett.
The Presidents dinner 10 Gen. Cas- on TUESDAY,
was a most brillian, affair Gen. Cas- dlned with
Mr. Webster Yesterday they are very friendly.
The weather is mseraby unpleasant
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terest due by State of Mary land, for
$7,273,OOO
2s,6es
lOtal,
Add decrease of imports, as above,


Total decreased demand for bills, ss5,ssI ,s4s
The amount Of interest actually due abroad by States
and compan es cannot be ssceraned with precision but
this Is an approximation The great falling off in imports
has been the main of the low price Of bills which
VIII average for at least half the whole exports at their
present rates which per under what the bills
would sell for under full demand before ii would be-
come profitable to export specie. According to the re-
turn which we have already quoted the exports Of do
nestle pro luce in s42 was in round numbers Goa o0o
eoo This year twill be larger probably 100000 900,
loss OFFS per cent this in consequence Of the low price
OF bills caused directly by the tariff takes hard
dollars out of the pockets Of the farmers and planters
pretty round for them subscribe to the protection
OF manufactures Under this Affairs the import of
specie must be pretty large before bills improve
The influence Of this state Of the commerce upon do
nestle bills is Of course similar. II the Atlantic cities do
not import goods is because the interior not buy
them The same excess OF exports which exhibited ON
the seaboard exists between the Interior and the Atlantic
consequently, exchanges very low very regular
with tendency constantly to increase the flow westward
Of the specie coming in by the packets The rates are as
follows
Bank Notes. ErebangS
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thing to that effect; do not exactly recoliect what it
him in his cow ersation the booms, were loaded
Ayes sir, and also the musket.
Odd you hear MIR. Spencer make any remarks ABOUT
Ayes that was his motto he spoke oft in connection
with numbering ALL and scuttng the vessel He said dead
o-was anything said about small fry and about exiting
biscuit
A-Yes sir; he said that they would eat great deal
he would make them walk the plank as useless we had
some very small boys on board
Q-what effect il any, did the remark that Spencer
would throw Mckenzie overheard, have on the crew.
Alt seemed to be pleasing TO them; they were sninngi
there bevy OF men togetheri Crommel was among
ON the difficulties board the somers, did you
any despoc feelings any exhibition OF fear or other con-
duct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman
A-No, sir, ] did not.
Q.-what was the conduct of Captain Mckenzie on
board, SCI ,n..,
Ale was humane and prompt naturally; he exhibited
fear; neither did any OF the oihoers
Captain Mckenzie said he had no more Questions.
Q-By JupeE ApvocArE-Did Spencer state where ne
to cruise with the Somersi
A-No, sir; he to cruise, he said, wherever he
could nick up a vessel.
OFrom what YOU observed OF the feelings ofthe crew
during the progress of the mutny up to the execution
did you believe then, do you now that the brig could
have been brought safe to land IL the execution oil the
leaders had not taken place
A-No sir and expressed this opinion at the time to
By Mr. HerrMAs.-w Where were you born?
AIN Newport, Rhode Island
sQ.-wha your occupation before entering the ser
vice 2
A.-A ookkeeper.
Q.-Where
An New York.
Q.-How long have you been in the servioe'
About year. sir.
.P s.-The following handed to US by Captain
Mckenzie after the adjournment, with request that
might be published.-ReP. Herald
al beg leave to that this question Prospecting
Cromweis opinion of his we put, not for the pur
pose of throwing any mpuation the character Of hi
wife, who is represented excellent person. but io
| the purpose of exhibiting Cromwells brutality"
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Dec. 40 r. M.

The sales of stocks small at falling prices:-
Ohio per cent Stock fell per cents the influence Of
the late expose of the affairs OF that State is beginning to
be percepible Long Island fell per cent; stoning
ton,t
There are in circulation great many counterfeit six
penny pieces They have greazy feel, and the stamp is
fresh.
The amount Of property insured at the fire of last even
ing is stated at $26ooOO. of which about $4,000 is in
sured eastward The losses fall upon the Offices Of this
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90 FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-Neighbor Fox,
the Napoleon of the cheap cash Tsor issued his bull
letn, announcing to the good citizens of Gotham that
they may be clothed from head foot the most fashion
able attire of the day. at such reduced prices will suit
the pockets of all disposed to accommodate to
the state of the times
The fact it, Fox is literally down with cash custo-
mers since "advice Gratis" given a few days
SINCE and such bargains offered this depot fash
ion dontwonder at those who have not clothed their
ouerman for their New Years calls should loose time
in availng themselves of this chance Having purchased
large assortment of cloths at the lowest prices and
gagged the best cutters in the country he fit you
in few hours with coat vest panaloons any other
tice in his line Again say 60 his store 202 Broad
way and examine his stock Shakespeare said Stand
not upon the order Of your going, but 90 at once"
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FROM Rio JANErRo.-We have advices to the 9Th
November, by the Mary Wilks, at Baltimore
They contain no political news whatever The re-
ceipts of flour from the United States were heavy
and sales dull, at prices ranging from l7NOOO TO
IQuOOO
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Debts and liabilities Of the Commonwealth io2slSss
The sloop-ofwsr Falmouth is expected from veraCruz.
with 100000 $4OOOoO New Orleans for merchants
Of that city.
The market for foreign bills continues dull The mails
for the Boston boat close tomorrow when the bulk Of
the transactions will probably be DONE The rates of
bills yet show no tendency to improve notwithstanding
the larg" receipts Of specie from Europe which including
that brought by the Britannia near
This large of bills to be taken out Of the market
without producing any apparent influence upon the rates
OF exchange The cause of this il. however, very appa
rent in the increased exports of produce the immense
falling off in imports. The exports of cotton from the Uni
ed States from September LIST date exceed those of
The period of last year $4,000 bales or so
per cent The exports of tobacco rice other leading
articles show similar excess These may be estimated
vaung the cotton at $40 per BALE and the other articles
proportion to increase the supply of bills drawn
against produce at over that Of last year. Ac
cordng to the Treasury table Of imports the year end
ing Sept 3d. there was compared with last year. de-
crease in the values imported, equal $2s $40 Of
which decrease $40 900 the quarter of the
year. further decrease in the demand for bills hss
arisen from the progress of bankruptcy which may be
summed up a follows -
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e,- IMPORTANT MISUNDERSTANDING col
LEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE
ton of their institution which embraces perfect ia
cties for the treatment Of all classes Of disease
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In this department grauous advice is given on all dis
eases Of echest of the digestive organs
rheuma affections and all other diseases coming within
theprovi ice OF the physician The consulting physic
ans great experience and particularly skilled
in the the stethescope and the treatment OF diseases
fiiVhrE CONSULTING ROOMS.
The areivred to the reception OF patients suffering
from scases Thisdepartmentis conducted by
gentlern who formerly connected with one Of the
best Lock Ho,pias Europe, and the College have the
confidence in his abilities and skill in the treatment
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The COLLEGE have also engaged the services Of one
York, and therefore prepared to receive and treat
surgical squirting, cataract and all diseases OF
the eye requiring an operation OF the urethra
caculi in the diseases OF the joints
and the spne will be particularly attended to- The
fees will be extremely moderate Patients who SO desire
PHARMACEUTICAL DEPARTMENT
Thedepartment is under the immediate superintendent
of DR.. NJ: oRegan member Of the Royal College Of Sur
geons The medicines prescribed by the consulting ply
scan dispensed at the lowest rates. and are Of the
THE CONSULTING ROOMS
distinct from the Dispensary and are open from 10 A.
NJ. TIL P. NJ, and from till PM
Persons at distance renting the sum of one
dollar and of their be furnished with
full letter Oh advice and dollars worth of appropriate
medicine.
By order OF the College,
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New York.
--------------
{dz- DANSOMANIA.-The audience at the Park The.
Thursday night INDUCED in curious bit of prac-
teal criticism the merits the rival dancers Demoel
les Turnbu and Walter who exhibited their graces to
admring public that evening Miss Turnbill is
old avorite in this city, although young and by the bye
very pretty girl Miss Walter also very Juvenile and
equally fascinating she is but young dancer but has
been caperng nightly the Park Theatre Tor weeks
with elerable Her friends viewed Miss Turn
bulls appearance the theatre intrusion and
ungallanty began hiss when she commenced her
pas The other part Of the audience drowned this
ungracious attempt and the defeated hsscrs consoled
themselves by applaudng the exerons of their favore
70 the seventh heaven Miss T. received equal applause
on her second appearance and very Vigorous fire
ensued We see that Mr.. Burton, the popular comedian
addition to capital bill OF fare this evening his bene
IT. has secured the services OF
friends are in readiness and great fun may anticipated
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90 NEW YEARS DAY.-we invite the attention of
az gentlemen to Israel Posts exposure Of young
ladies' secrets in this paper.
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- o. FATHER OSWALD HAS COME OUT IN AN
answer to Father Clement" well known 70 an uur
readers. Every has read Father Clement :" is il
not then fair that every should read Father Os-
valid r. Go and get copy-see advertisement