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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
By The Lieutenant Gorernor q Virginia.

WHEREAS, the Executive has been inform
w ed that the Court House of the County OF
Morgan has been entirely destroyed by fire: Now,
therefore, |, John Rutherford Lieutenant Cover
nor of the State aforesaid, (acing in the absence
of the Governor from the seat al Government.)
have thought proper in pursuance OF the proT-
sion. Of the law in such case made and provided,
10 Issue this Proclamation, hereby directing, That
the Superior and Inferior Courts Of the said coun-
ty OF Morgan shall be holden at The house of VIII
liam Hunter in the town of Bath, known as the
"Gault House." until the Court House OF said
county shall be rebuilt.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Cover
lER, nor, and under the lesser seal Of The State,
gsHSD at Richmond this 18th day Of October.
1914 and Gath year of the Commonwealth.
Oct lS-cwtw J. RUTHERFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
NEGROES For SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
1 Court ofLaw and Chancery, for the county Of
Nelson pronounced in the case Of Fortune and
wife, &c, against Hansbrough &C., at the last
term Of said Court, we shall sell at public auction
70 The highest bidder, on credit Of twelve months
the purchaser giving bonds with approved sccuri-
~, at the residence of Samuel Hansbrough, in
ihe county OF Nelson, on Wednesday, the 22d of
January, l8i5, between fifteen and taccntv likely
Slaves. S. CLAIBORNE,
]. GARLAND,
Nov. l6-wfds Commissioners.
GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES.
~ In the greatest variety, are to be met with at
"'s Ns'ore OF NASH 4 WOODHOUSE.
""V' ii No, 1877 Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
ONE uuNDReD poLLARs REwARD-Left m,

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARDED my
" residence, in March last Negro Man. by the name
Of MOSES. He is twenty -four years Of age, feet
inches 10 height stout buit Inclined 10 he bow leg
ged, brown complexion and pleasant countenancc He
has been lurking In i. neiehborhood Of the Bowling
Green where he has wife-at DR.. Taylor'5 Estate,
the Rappahannock River,-and in Richmond, where he
has brother, the property of Mr. Earsamn-aisO, in
the neirhborlood Of Ierke!ey,s Estate. viii pay $40
for his apprehension in Caroline the adjacent
in The Staie-S00 ofihe State of Virginia
RID. NJ. BRIDGES.
White Chins,eys r. o. Aug6. 2f-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE, AID
JOINING RICHMOND

A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE, AID
JOINING RICHMOND.
r OFFER for sale privately, the above tract OF
/ Land containing between three hundred and
filtv and four hundred acres II is situated
in the county of Henrco, about two miles from
The Main street of Richmond, being Land former
IL owned bv Reuben Blakey, deceased, and now
occupied by Mrs Redford and MIR. II. B. Boyd
Contiguous to il are the lands of Mrs. Cook, Mrs
Geo. Blakcy and Mcssrs. Mahin, Poe, Starke,
Gregory and New. II is rare that an opportunity
offers of purchasing land so near the city of Rich
mond and embracing so many advantages as are
united in this tract Any person DESTROYS oil pur-
chasing this Land, can be shown il by calling
upon the present occupants; and for information
as to price, will please address the subscriber
VINO resides in Lynchburg. The terms of credit
will be liberal and made entirely to suit the con-
yenience Of the purchaser.
Oc,. dist e2m
A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR
n SALE-By virtue Of deed in trust execu-
led 10 the subscribers by Thomas +. Jetcr, and du-
IL recorded in the Clerks Office of Amelia, we
offer for sale, privately, that valuable Farm on
which ThoS +. Jcier lately resided near Jetersville
known b. the name OF WAYNE Oak, and contain
ing by recent surrey, one thousand two hundred
acres about two hundred ana seveniy-iive Of which
are in original forest, we'll timbered, and first rate
lcaeeco land. A large portion Of the open land is
Of good quality, and produced fine crops oftobac-
co. wheat corn and oats. The improvements are
very superior consisting of large two-siory
dwelling house nearly new, with nine rooms heat
IL painted inside and out. three porches, with turn
ed pillars, Sc, good framed Kitchen ice-hcnse,
servants house and carriage house-besides four
n FIVE negro cabins with brick chimneys, and
every other clubhouse necessary on such a farm.
Ii immediate application be made, this farm
NAV Be bough, for a low price with money Eli
lie: Of the undersigned Trustees will take plea
sure in showing the Plantation &c, TO any person
who may wish TO purchase. 1t will be sold in lots,
OF entire, 10 suit purchasers.
TILMON f. JETER,
J. w. c. WINGO,
March 97-2amlf
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DOWDER.-Spor Powder ofihs best qua
L lity, both English and American for SALE
either wholesale or retail by
S. SUTHERLAND.
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T AND FOR SALE.-Will be sold for cash,
IL on the 9th day of December next, if fair,
Otherwise, the first day thereafter, Sunday ex-
cepted.) the Tract Of Lard belonging 10 the es-
tale of John Harris, decd, lying in the county of
Goochland, on Dover Creek short distance
above Dover Mills, and supposed 10 contain
ahou, one thousand acres, in which the. widow
will be entitled 10 her dover, and it will be sold
subject 10 that interest. A part of this land is
finely tmbered; there is on it a Grist and Saw
Mill which, il put in good repair, would be very
profitable We shall only sell as much of the
above land as may be sufficient 10 pay the debts
due from the estate.
j. NJ TREVILIAN. oan,,s
WILLIAM A. DIETRICH, ''0"' -
Nov. l6-ctds
DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY
~ The Annual Meeting OF Stockholders in The
Dismal Swamp Land Company will be held in
the Town of Suffolk on the third Wednesday
Ohe 20,h) oil the present month
RO. BUTLER,
President d. S. Land Company.
Smi,hiield Nov. Sth lSi4-ctd
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Folks majority
Gain since 1910, more than roc

We have returns from number OF additional
towns bu, it is hardly worth while to publish ihem
as ii is well-known the Stale has gone Tor Polk
and Dallas BY q large majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
J. J. AILWORTH, D.,
for Thos. K. Joynes, &. A. c

TN CHANCERY.-VpGylA: Ara Court held
/ Tor Accomacli county, at the Court House
thereof, on Monday the 2Sth day Of October,
1871:
John 3. Aiworlh James J. Ailworth, and Ed
mund II. Allen, merchants and partners trading
under the firm and style OF Aiworhs s Allen,
Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19

MISSISSIPPI.
In q Democratic UhUlw1ndi
"MAcov, Nov.6 1914.
aPermit subscriber, though not personally
acquainted with you to give you the result, OF the
election in this county. Noxubee is no longer
Federal Noxubee She is redeemed, regenerat-
ed. The contest is just over, and We have carried
the county for Polk and Dallas by SO votes The
vote stands for Clay $40, and for Polk ST.. If
Federal Noxubee has come out thus gloriously,
what may be expected Of The State ?
"Lowndes gives 2O6 majority for Polk"
"OAkAcHlcKlMA, Yalobusha CO, Mi,
"7th Nov, 1914.
"Itake the liberty to give you the result OF our
election Gust over in this county-by which you
will perceive, the Democracy have achieved the
most decisive victory ever obtained since its or
ganiza,icn. Our majority is l7G5, against sc the
other way years ago. 1t would have exceeded
900, but fer Wing votes lugged in upon Us from
the adjoining counties OF Tallahatchic ard Car
roll think our majority will reach 5000 in the
State;
elaln-Harri>ou, 81; " Burcn, 6i3 1s4l-
Polk, sos; Clay, 7l9. A gain Of 72 since 1910"
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Democratic gain

Democratic gain, Ga
In Bedford, Folks majority 70.-Democratic
gain over 100. In Cannon, Folks majority 465-
Democratic gain, 1870;
If the run continues thus, Polk will certainly
carry the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY NOVEMBER lsa4

| TN CHANCERY.-VlRGiNIA: AT a Court
i held for Accomack county, at the Courthouse
thereof on Monday, the 2sIh day of October,
| lSi1
! Mease Smith Plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-12

BRrApstusrs-in consequence Of the inactive state Of
the market holders of -four have been compelled 10 settle
upon 81 rs for Genssee the same for prime Michigan;
81 6 mixed brands Of the same and 81 10 for round
booped Ohio We do not look upon these prices being
irm.
sCorroN-The market to-day has been quiet the sales
not exceeding 100 bales Sales I.e made az a reduc
lion since the arrival OF the bea the extremes being
on the lowest grades The qualities miiding and good
mddlng have not declined, being in request for
shipment Freghts rather beter-eug agements have
been made to-day ll32d for square to Liverpool
REAL EsTATE-AssigDees sale-Seventh street-Three
lots on the north ste between LIST and % avenues each
20 by 81 feet inches at 81, 500 each
Eighth sreet-Three lots the south side between LIST
and I'd avenues each 25 by 81 feet inches at
Ninth street-One lot northwest corner OF venue A.
feet inches by ll3 feet $40 An irregular lot cor.
ner OF Stuy street, 70 ieet street. feet in
on 9th street "a feet the end and feet in the rear
$500 The lot adjoining the above, % feet street ana
yth street. by IS feet 10 inches side and IS feet
the other, 81, 400
Twelfth street-One lot the Forth SIDE west OF
nue. A, "a feet inches by 04 feet inches at $780, Two
lois on the north side between and B. each 25
fee by 1903 feet 3inches, at $3.50 EACH
Thirteenth street-Two lots the south side, between
and b. each 25 feet by l03 feet inches $625
each One lot side west of A, 81 fee.
by lO3 feet inches, at $735
Fourteenth streetTwo lots the south side between
avenues and each % by 1903 feet nches-one $500
the other at $500.
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&c PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-Ihc members OF
e New noIk College o. Meaisine and Pharmacy in
have received in their eifss to suppress quackeIyn
beg eaveto state that Their particular attention continues
e. be directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal
p.as OF Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases heJ
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
yonages not to be met with in any institution N siIs
country either public private The treatment OF the
College such as to insure in every and IL
totally different from that cous practice Of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One OF the mem
principal hospitals ofFurcpe attends daily for consulta
ton from 9A.M to PM.
Terms-Advice and medicine, SS Azure guaranteed
INFORMANT COUNTRY Neutrality-suspicious. living m
the country and not finding to attend per
sonally can have forwarded to them chest Containing
I'll medicines requisite perform perfect by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms, time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere il any
I'd enclosing IS, post paid. addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ ID, Agent.
Office and Consulting rooms OF the College, 96 Nassau
rect
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA O'clock. NAV II

Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, O'CLOCK, MAY IL, 1874
Every thing is still quiet, and bids fair to remain
So Encouraged by the prospect, and tired of the
confinement which the late disturbances have sub
jected them to for three or four days, the ladies'
tlocked out last night by hundreds, and Chestnut
street, with It's gaily lighted and ornamental stores,
presented the appearance OF fair.
In the absence Of any cause for apprehension, the
citizens are now terrifying themselves with rumors,
and there is story absurd to gain credit from
some class of listeners The aarmists are extreme
ly unwilling to reinquish so fruitful subject of
comment as this, and refuse to admit that the ARRAY
is yet begun.
They first speak of the dangers OF Saturday
night; then dread the arrival of Sunday. when the
chime of the church bells shall remind them Of
heir desecrated temples and insulted priests, aud
then they fall back, as last resort, upon the des
perate condition OF the Irish in Norris woods,
pressing the fear that they coming PUMPING and
gallopng into the city TO put man woman and child
10 the sword. l do not share in any of these APP
prehensions | feel secure against them all in the
excellent military arrangements which now pre-
vail all over the city and county The city still
presents the appearance of sege, and il is in
tended that the same mi litary force shall be main
tanned until Monday, when, II no new untavorable
circumstance occurs it will be gradually reduced.
There are several independent companies from the
adjoining towns among the force and the volunteer
police is still as numerous ever.
Some more arrests were made yesterday one Of
them being that of rufiian who was committing
sacrllege by breaking the tombstones in ST Mi
chaePs church yard.
We had slight fall of rain last night CON-
mencing at half past 10 o'clock II has been threat
ening to recommcnce since day break, and now
begins TO sprinkle again The military, who have
to parade IN 1t, regard It's visitation with little
dissatisfaction. w
05- Everything continued quiet in Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon.
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Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald ]
WAsuINGron Er,dav No,


WAsnNeroN, Friday, May 9, 1874.
Inc riots In Philadelphia nave created a great
sensation mere; and have also prevented our re-
ceiving the Northern mail for the last "a hours
To-day, the discussion the Tariff Bill was
brought 10 close IN the House, to the delight of
every sensible person, both in and out of the
House
Mr. CAREY, the new member from Maine, wa
sworn, and took his seat.
The Speaker laid before the House the letter of
Dixon II Lewis, rendering his resignation.
4 pote has been taken at last, on laying the Tariff
Blu on the fabe. This Was considered a test rote,
and resulted thus =
YE.s.-Abbott, Adams Ashe Baker Barringer Barnard,
Biiack, james Black Brenge Brodhesd Milton Brown.
Jeremiah Brown Burlington, jeremiah f. Cary Carroll
Catn, Causn, Chiffon Clinch Clngman Collamer rams
Ton Dana Darragh Carrot Davis Richard Davis Dellet
peperry hickey Dickinson, Dillingham;, Ellis. Elmer,
rsriee lsh Florence Foot Foster, French Giddngs
Harper Hnbbeii Hudson. Washington Hunt, Charles j.
ngersol' Joseph r. ngersoll Irwin. jerks Perey b.
McIlvaine, Marsh, Edward j Morris, Morse. Moseiey
Mes Newton, Parmenter Patterson Peyton Phqnix Pol
Rockwell, Rogers, Russell, Sample schenck senter
David l.. Seymour, simons. Severance Albert Smith
iohn Il smith, Caleb smith Spence Stephens, stetson
Tyler, Vance, Vsnmeer, Vinton Wethered, Wheston
white Williams Winthrop William Wright, Yost-iO5 ,
Nns.LAnderson Atkinson Bayiey, Belser Benton Jas
A. Black, blackwell Bower Bowlin, BOYD Brink erho0
william brown Burke Burt, Caldwell Campbell shep.
nerd Cary Reuben Chapman, Augustus A. Chapman Chap
pell Clinton Cobb, Coles Cross, Cu0m Daniel John W
Davis Dawson, Dean Douglass Dromgoole Duncan Dun.
lap Ficklin, Hale, Hamln, Hammett, HARRISON Henley
llerrick Holmes, Hoge Hopkins Houston, HUBBARD Hun.
geriord Hughes james b. Hunt, Cave Johnson Andrew
Johnson Jones, Andrew Kennedy Preston King
Labranche. Lucas. Lumpkin, Lyon, McCauslin Maclay
McClelland. McClernand Mcconnell, Nc Dowell Mckay
Mathews Joseph Morris, Murphy, Norris. jr, Owen,
Payne Petit Emery ID Potter Pratt Rathbun, Reid Red
ing, Relfe, Rhet Roberts Robinson st John Saunders
Thomas H. Seymour Simpson, Slidell, Robert Smith,
Steenrod, John Stewart, Stiles Stone Strong Tay lor
Thompson, Tibbatts, Weller Wentworth Woodward
Joseph A. Wright-99.
50 the Tariff Bill has been laid on the table.
Mr. -, OF Pennsylvania, moved reconsid-
Grafton OF the vote, so to cnch it, This pro-
dnced great excitement and some one in the con-
fusion moved that the House adjourn
The ayes and noes being called on this at this
instant.
Only five Van Buren, men voted for this new
Tariff bill
This seals MIR. Van Buren's fate for the Presi-
dency.
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Sales OF Stool KS at Philadelphis.

FIRsT Board May $4,000 Reading r Bonds, II ;
SIoo0 do 70s l6 shs United States Bank 81 4ol do Oh
rard Bank 81 300 do Reading RR 27 100 do SIS 27 5000
semsnnual 6s, 1916, so; $1,000 illinois dollar bonds.
cash. 463 30 shares Schuylkll Navigation Company, 3d.
u do Farmers Mechanics Bank AZ do Kentucky Blk
l4a; 5000 Lehigh 6s ls45, 363 $500 Wilmington 6s,
1855. IS.
SECOND BoARD.--May $4,000 Realizing Rail Road
Bonds 70a - shares Northern Bank OF Kentucky 923
20 do United States Bank $1,000 State So 763.
SECOND BoARp.-May 1871 ,s23 State 6's Is43 and
1916 7ot $4,000 do SIS, 5dsbf 76 900 do SIS IS 10
shares Philadelphia Bank 1903 ~ do Trenton Banking Co.
% II do Grard Bank 81 55 do United States Bank 81.
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MONDAY NAV 18Th, att r. M-sweep,tahe for $500; mile
heats N harness.
Conct lin names ..'........ eh Rodolph
Wo d un do'.''. '''... ...gr x Stockton
Thursday, May 6th-Pune slto Two Mile Heats under the
saddle.
Whepley enters. ........h q Rim.
teo Edwards do CHI &. Sorrel Billy
w Heed do " Rnsfe
Geo Splcrr do,....... CHI x. Tom Benton
game Day-Mach for $500. mile heats under the saddle
CotkIin black mare; n Woodruff gr m Also match fer
$1,000 two mile heats under the saddle, III Jones names
=, Que Eyed Riley a Coucki mans Fulton.
Monday May 20fhPuss 500 Two Mile Heats in Harness
WhelpIey do... x Rife
~ woodruff DO. br Drtch's,
Same Day-Match T $4,000 three mile hess under hs saddle
u woodruff rames hr q Ajay; Whelpey names br
harness. McLauRhlin names b. IN Lady Toni kos;
., woodruff names m Ar,'l. -
Tuesday May 2st, at o'clock Purse $500 500 to 90
TO the second b.s horse Two Me Heats Harness Tor
Which are entered the following cee ratd horse,
bn,nt enters '''gr IN. Lacy SUFFOLK
t!s0 Edwards do ......'' 49, lob x piltTo
Jfne. do........ ...gr e. Washington
Thos Moore do'''''' ''''' 80 <. III Tn
We'neAdv, May 22d at M-Pone 500 Two Mile
heats under the slddle. -
ti@o Spec enters ....e CHI Tom Benton
II Woodruff do... .br < Geo Washington
Geo Fdwa4ds do. ''.ch 4. ScUel Billy
New York May 9th, 1874 mil 3t.ie
40 COFFEE AND SPICE MANUFhCTURERs-
l Labels printed At from rs 10 GO rents per 1000
TO SOAP AND CANDLE MhNUrA ~ RERS---
Lge Fancy Labels for boxes Of EsmiY Soap printed ia two
colos io PER 900 Handsome Places engraved for So
. no DLhCkING AND INK MANUFACTu6ERs-
Labels printed At from 20 g g cents Per 1000, at
X. hEMMINu'S Xylogrephic Press
ms lm'rc "a Maiden Lane.
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M NEMoNOrECHNY- Professor BRANCH. previous
~ to his departure for the Wet, will the request of trends
deliver free Lecture Nnemon the stuyvesant In
tne on Monday neI at hpast NJ precisely The fun.
damental BASH OF Anne Paris will be impaired the audience
and compared with the copyrighted undamenta basis Of
lessor Goufamd tn" detail OF the will also
COMPARED Toe frenrs .f tuth justice and science
spect uIy invited to atteud milo li&l3 ism
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RAYMOND & WEEKS
q Il Il " ID M T. " 4 G. E RE.

CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET AND BOWERY.
MEsSRS RAYMOND Il WEEKS respectfully INFORM
W the CIT Of New York, who literally
their splendid aud cy rifle exhibition of Wild animals lat
easoa that tsey will arrive with Their Caravan Saturday
moaing. this city, aud whc viii be loctt most com
odicus position, corner Of Eighth aud Bowey
bile BY ou nisusses stages &c and few walk If
The central parts of he city Grand Procession viii be
formed clock "a Hudson str et through Abng SQUARE,
way from thence 70 Pealp-oceed to Wall aod Trough
OF Anm,ls (mach Increased in numbers last season
Will be exhibited on SATURDAY. evening" for the t tme and
the periods OF future exhibitions wi be detail MONDAY
PAPERS Every tecnton for pesonai saft will be strictly
ettended to- The tlephans will appear the proce on,
carrying The Magnificent Band of the COMPANY MIC stis 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-12

THE GALLERY or PAINTINGS AT CLINTON
Hall, noIed with the intention of commencing Ma
tona Gallery for the artists and students Of New York
offered for sale TO all amateurs aud of
ngs is considered ussess to mention anything in
Inc different painting which this collection the
public and the haviny frequently spoken Of
terms OF the hiaheit COMMUNICATION The gallery will be
opened for public inspection day AMI the paintings will
be- sold pablo arcton Wednesday, the I'D Of May
II o'clock A Special seats the saloon e.ered for the
ladieg. Admission free mBtI22ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-12
II DWARF!
THREE INCHES SnnRTLp ANN As ~
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
A ND p E II p + TUAL FAIR.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street.

Corner OF Broadway and Ann street.
Opposite the Astor House
The MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Al halfpast o'clock afternoon aud evening
The GIANT AND GIANTESs!! the TIVE greatest won
til half.past 5, and from till TO-
The manager is happy engagement for one
week only, with the ORPHEAN FAMILY! Of five persons
all musicians Of he first class
Mr. WlNCHELL, the inimitabIe Drolprist; MIR VIM
COLE, The ContoItion,t {; Mr. LYNCH La PElITE
CERlrO; the D0GBlLLY: and Others.
Beautiful Collection of Wax Fgurs
The G!PsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
~ consrted at all hour. OF the day and evening.
tickets 20 cents-chIlden under I2 TWEEN
ty6ve for with psey
Queen. s3O RI
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SHIP NEWS.
Rv This NlOrDl N U's SOnt heru nj al

ny THIS mornings southern Mall.
PHILApELPHfA. May l-Au Helena, [Sw1 Assander Ma
a7s; VIM Caldwell. Homer Mayaguez Gid Oak, Ryder.
Boston
BALTIMORE May i0An Justina, Durkee, Ragged Island -
CID fbenix FRI Kingston, ia; Jabz lBr1 Smith Antigua
Atlis, I'D Met ul um Parsboro, MS I'm ly Elcou Nc
Donald st homis and mkt r. Stevens Briggs, NYork
Sla Mary Bray. Providence.
ALEXANDRIA. 9Sd Hartley, Dearborn, Kingston, ia
ELEGANT CRATE APRONS AND DRAPERY-A
- age IS or meet Of ate Apro4s new aud beautiful pat
and with all the variety of colo Also Drapery for
looking glasses and picture frames Of different for
sic H. y. RAHNOR'S,
mll&l32'rc Bookstore 76 BJwery.
NEW YORK SURGEONS BANDAGE INSTITUTE,
NO. Ann STREET, under the American Museum, ] I'd
~ door from Broadway surgeons Physicians and the s
flced hereby informed that they obtain this Instr
u,e all the latest improved ndeges for the Of Clnboo
Lateral Curvature Of the SPINE, Cortpced Limbs, &C.
ch Of cases Of deomitv viii be BY the Principal Of
he Institute, who has devoted much and
cure Of tlubf,s Curvature q tie spne ontatted Limbs,
SC lie also has invented Truss for the Of Rupture
with has given ge1etai satisfaction as It is wcm with
comfort AID has cur Of long standing
In word 1t be worn by the infant with perfect
safety.
Pateas from abroad provided with board moderate
also attention the education OF children
whilst under treatment Tor the cue Of Cuboc Curvature Of
tie spine bnwegs or knock knees diseases which readily
Gu ed in children without OBTAINING them from school
j. KNIGHT, ID,
mil it'eodfc Principal of the Institute.