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To tie Editors of the Wing:
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

Gentlemen-I visited the Medical College rthe new
budingl few days since, and through the poteuces of
Of the Faculty, had opportunity OF examining all
the arrangements for instruction need speak Of The
classic exterior Of the building for already is known TO
readers the chaste and ornamental
in city, blending beauty, solidy and architectural
proportions The interior u divided into Hospfal md
College Department. The Lecture Rooms are spacious
and admirably constructed for Witnessing
and hearing distinctly. The Dissecting Room is spacious
and airy. and well supplied with To the Student
however, the Hospital presents the greatest il is
here no views the expression Of disease traces its cameon
hues, and witnesses the successful operation of Medical
means or the devastating hvages Of progressive disease
In this part OF the Institution fingered admirin the neat
ness OF the sick wards and the apparent comfort and kind
attention extended TO the patients. Many Of the cases
had Just passed fFom under the skiul knife the Pro
lessor Of Surgery, and informed that more Surgical
cases treated in the College Hospital in the period of
year, than in all the Institutions Of similar character
in Philadelphia.
h % not my intention TO write q eulogy upon the able
Faculty OF this Institution but simply call the attention
o the citizens Of our State To Institution offering all
that required for sound and perfect system Of Med
cal Instruction:
With ample fur education, and with instructors
possessed OF all the necessary qualifications why s II that
virginia still sends her yO1hs abroad thus draining her c
ers and throwing broadcast her hard earnings among
people whose every feeling is adverse 10 her Institutions
and her prosperity Is not from The pay Of the Pres-l
Let speak out, and give direction the Public mind
and then will all the wesppOBtCd institutions u learning
On our STATE be crowded with her own sons In conc,ud
ing this hasy notice OF the Medical College can not re.
Train from directing the attention Of the community TO the
College Hospital place foi the sick In H. the ind
gent servants, and oil those who cannot command the as
nduous care OF friends be well nursed receive the
suennon OF able pract Uncrs and enjoy comforts beyond
their reach in their houses-and this too AZ the low
price Of FOUR DOLLARS per week. CITIZEN.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Inc sub committee OF arrangement appointed TO direc
'ne ceremonies on the 2Sh inst in honor Of the memoir
OF EI-fresident Jackson, have adopted aud
ed the following regulations for that occasion:
st That the procession Civil and Military be forme,
al The Military Hall ats o'clock, A NJ and proceed thence
up or Main 10 9,h streets up 9Th to Broad street, theme
down Broad street TO the Old Baptist Church, where thu
address will be delivered
ID The west wing and the gallery of the church will
be appropriated exclusively the Of the ladies. and n,
person will be admitted into the church, aides un
al the procession shall have entered
3D. The centre portion Of the house will be set apart TO
the use Of the Military, and much Of the same as ma,
not be necessary the accommodat of the Mit,yv
will be occupied by citizens.
4ih The east wing and gallery and south gallery will
be occupied by citizens.
5th Seats will b, set apart on or near the FL
the use OF the Governor and Council the Clergy Judi
cary, surviving Officers and Soldiers of the Reyoluton
ohesrs OF the Army and Navy Of the United States
the Municipal Authorities of the City OF Richmond AM
town OF Manchester and the Chief Marshall and his As
sistAnts.
Oh The church will be opened a, O'Clock to receiv,
ladies' and the subcommittee Of will then be-
in attendance.
ROB. C. SCOTT, Chm'n.
The following named gentlemen have been appointed
ha'isant MsIshals 10 arrange and conduct the Process
SION on the 2sth inst: Col. Jno A. Meredith, Col Jno
Munford Major ii. w. Quar!es, Captain ii. Coal,er Ca
bell, Jno. M. Gregory aud Jno. b. Young.
The Procession will be formed ats o'clock, A. NJ il
front of Military Hail. in Main street; and the Chief Mar
shall respectfully reports the following.
PROGRAMME.
military,
Consisting OF the Volunteer Corps Of the city Of Richmond
Of the counties Of Chesterfield
and Henrico, and State Guard.
Officers OF the Navy, Army and Marine Corps
Officers Of the Militia.
ORATOR OF THE DAY.
Governor Of the Commonwealth and Executive Coun-
Gill;
Officers and Soldiers Of the Revolution
Judges VI the Federal and State Courts and Officers.
Reverend Clergy.
Officers Of the State.
Corporate Authorities and Officers
Various Societies in uttendence.
Citizens Of the II Manchester the adjacent counties
and city OF Richmond. on foot.
Ciuzens in Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
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POST MASTER AT PETFRsR1rpc

Dr. John Mnge, Post Master ut Petersburg, has been
removed and the place conferred VIM ". Friend Esq.
Dr. Minge is nephew Of Gen. Harrison perhaps as un
Pardonable sin in the eyes OF Pokcry as could well be
committed. To be connected with Gen. Harrison. has
proved fatal in every instance but ono within our know
ledge, and that will probably long prove IN ex
eepion MI Taylor, p NJ, at Cincinust, Mr. lines
Randolph ut Washington, and Dr. Mnge at Petersburg,
have e1pisied by their removal from Offices which they
had administered with ability questioned and
fidelity impeached We cannot but believe that the
People Of Petersburg, Of all parics will dsapprove of the
removal Of Mnge, OF the most excellent and gene
qualities beloved wherever he is known Mr. Friend
is doubt good appointment, but he cannot be better
one than was DR.. Minre.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
Reciaiming Lo,c Grounds.
sATuRDAY MORNING. JUNE rs. is4s.

htCfosmshy A<oU oFOuHoS.
Retaining swamps and low grounds in Virgil.
mia, is matter heretofore too little looked to by
the Agriculturalist. There are thousands and
thousands Of acres Of land in this State that might
be reclaimed and brought into valuable use, il the
owners would set themselves properly to work to
accomplish il. Without pretending to be much of
an Agrculturalst ourselG yet We profess TO take no
little interest in all matters pertaining to the i'm
provement ofour soil. Hence il is, we take great
pleasure always, in being able to furnish our read.
ers with such matters may open their eyes to a
sense of duty, which they owe to themselves and
others.
Whilst we have many waste lands in the noun
famous regions yet to be brought into active
vice, by producing nutriment to vast flocks Of
sheep; we have also much land now useless, for
thai or other purposes, because forsooth our farm.
ers do not like the trouble expense Of ditching
and draining their swamp marshes. They would
rather turn their cattle in upon the OVERLOOKING
meadows, and allow them to stick fast until they
require the labor Of hands to release them, than
they would make those same hands take their
spades and bog hoes to reclaim the land.
We lay before our readers an article on this
SUBJECT which, we trust, may be perused with care
by those who have lands yet to be reclaimed by
little manual labor. The article referred TO is
In another column of our paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

TBE WHtE MoUNTnys.-Thc season is fast approach.
ing when the travelling portion Of community will be
seeking IN varous drecons the different resorts Of fash
ION, comfort, natural beauties. Among the last the
"Swiizehand Of America" as McCuloch calls il has be
come' Of late years place very great resort For sub
my Of scenty. ss u well known, they unsurpassed
nothing among them 10 DO compared with the exquisite
view presented from tho summit Of the Red Mountain near
Centre uaEboF Arrangements, glad 70 learn ere
~ progress, O. enable vsors tho White Mountains 10
combine the beauties Of the two places one visit Com.
moncng on the rst Of july, daily ssges will leave Concord
view hampshire on the Arrival Of the first train from Bos.
ton, o. eleven O'Clock A. NJ end will reach Centre Hsr
Dor ~ the western end u Lake WiDnepsseogee eary in
The afternoon. Travellers will then be enabled 10 rernuin
noey of t~o ENJOY OIL the beauties Of this delightful spot
aud Inen proceed dsy more b. way Of Conway to
The white MOuniains.-Bosf0n Alias
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FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT AND NORFOLK

III The steamer CHESAPEAKE e, Capt.
n. e. GIrToRo, will leave Port Wnlthall Tor
oh Poin, Comfort and Norfolk AT 81 A. ~ TUESDAY the
Of Juy-Rsturn on the ID by Bpm.
Leave Port wahan on the ID 81. ~ Return 7h
BY g 2. ~.
Leave Port wstfnn 5th, soPM Return on the 7,h
by =, q. NJ,
Passage from Richmond Petersburg Old or Norfolk
Ons Dollar. Meah so each The returning.
o ON the Trip Of the 5th she goes Old Point not to
competent Caterer wiz supply toe Table and sr pcrntent
them Band OF husie wbe on board during the whole
above trips
TrahsOr the Petersburg as fOl
lows:
On the first Of Juy leave Richmond ut Petersburg al
81, a. 81.
On the a. leave Richmond At a. m. Petersburg
On the 18th, leave Richmond 81 ~ Petersburg at ~
D Trains win be In readiness At Pom Waian case "a
axe ihe return Passengers 20 Rehmond ami Petersburg
THBODORE r GARNET,
Je Superintendent ". a FR.H.
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~ Jno. X. Steptoc. Esq. Tuesday last elected
Clerk Of the county court OF Bedford after several ncec
tual balongs that and the preceding day His compet-
itors for the station Moss. Robert c. Mitchell ihe
late eleTk,l and John NJ Wharton. We have not heard
The state Of the hnal vote IL is due to Mr. Mitchell say
what all concejc that he Of tho very Clerks
~ the state, aud that he had given universal satisfaction In
the performance Of the duties Of his Office. Both IF BIZ
opponenis too are we'll qualified for tho station, and the
successful candidate will doubtless discharge duties
satisfactory Those who voted against the election
OF the late Incumbent we presume, generally for III,
principle OF "rotaon"-fhoUgh regret that this cas-,
II has been applied to worthy n gentlemen and 81
capable an ofiicer.-[Lynchburg vrginian.
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~ he DoHd o. tue OHircrsify Of Va.
hsgenersy understood the sincere fegreto oil who
feel an interest IN the youth Of the county the science
OF the Law, aud lie institution in,lL that the
Law Department Of the University Of Virginia will
be vacated by the resignation OF the present able urofes
cor, filled with much suceesg and distinction In b.
person OF Henry 81. George Tucker IL were needless
ior me attempt TO impress upon the minds Of those who
confer the appointment of Professor Of Law at the I'm
vsrsiy, the eminent importance Of selecting an indyi
dnsl Ia all respects able to oil that department with advan
tage 70 the student with credit the institution and Nth
honor and distinction 10 himself.
IN case OF tho vacancy referred to, permit me- most re-.
epecuuy TO bnng 10 your consideration tho name Of VIII
nsn Green, hsG; o. CulpeP't In bringing your no
nee The name Of William Green, DO with an unlegnsd
and unrescryod confidence his talents his capacities eud
b" profound legal acqnTemensn HE talents 10 tnak
hmsei u:eiu-in his cspseues TO impart his information
and IN hs legal orudion do credit 10 himself and hon
&c 70 the institution. What the writer Of thts article bs.
neady said, sufficient indicate his opinion AZ Least "A
NJ Sreens talents apd caplcty make himself useful
snd ecent as Professor " Law the University Of Viz
ena. " not The purpose Of tho writer 70 bestow y
.hou. praise OF laudaory enoomum on Mr.. Green Ills
humble opinions are not swayed by shy personal consider
on ~. part nor dictated by The unworthy prompting.
o. eny sinister motivcsbu from conviction that N
long life ~ sbor and toll the mos, inress,ut and iodf
gable 70 qualify himself for the Bar the Judiciary. q, ,
Law ffoiessoshp, eniide TO favor Distinction theu
Wm. Green deserves ~.
Whle Mr. Green distinguished Tor his power. n. a,
sdvoosie. OF his forensic talents debstsr vet AZ sat
the Bsf be helesr, strong and forebe clsar ia th,
statement OF HE Propositions strong and couvnc ne in hp
sGuments. accurate and demonsanyo In hi deductions
Ia The Court OF Appeals he has wrssed suoeesfaly viii
Chapman johnson a1d others The writer Of this sr,ic
being member % the Bar hinisolf listened with oren
ceebatod chancery Of and Brooke At CuIpep
coarihouse shout ~ months sgo II most ably srgu
ed by James AZ Mason, Eco, Of Whichever. Tor the Do
tendsnt, end Wm. Green. Esq Tor tho panuh for n.
spsce Of ~ hours Nj Green bore himself we'll fully 50,
tanning his reputation ehancery lawyer, which ho
~ell deserves. LBGULEIUs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

Mr. Secretary wALxra Il likely to DO roughly hand,
led the peueesey Of Aissssipp. for the gross out,
rage which he eoanised ,owsrds the people Of that ssase
oy Withholding tho eommirsion Of his saoeessor Mr.
Thompson. - United States Senator. IL
notice. By several Mississippi papers. that the "De.
mocraey have held numerous meetings. in which re-ou-
tons were passed ealing upon the Governor Of tho State
Disclose the whole correspondence between himself and the
Secretary Of the Treasury, In regard the appoint,
ment OF Mr. Thompson. This same Mr.. Secretary 10
wv little persoosse, and clip through the fingers Of
.he people much easier than would suppose But
mad better look sharp or he bs handled with gloves
on oy me hard listed MississppaLs. He will end they
have endured until endurance has ceased To be v;ru.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

opeTd'ires.-Tho Newburypor Herald, referring to a
paragraph in the Lowell Courier relating to the
OF person engag cd in OF the mills in that city,
says:
1.-Two facts came TO our knowledge yesterday. Theirs,
is' That one oil the rev houses now going up the
centre OF the town is owned by two young women, who
work in oi mills and the other, that on the sub.
scripuon paper for MILL circulating yesterday
forenoon. We saw the names OF several manuac turing
operatives, prudent, industrious and calculating men
pu, down for shares OF $500 each'
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THE oRsEouIEs TODAY.

This is the day apart by the Committee for rendering
the last honors to the memory Of Gen. Jackson.
Forming at the Old Market House. ut o'clock the Pro.
ccsson will up Main Street to 9th up 9Th To Broad
and down Broad The Old Baptist tor African, Church
where the Funeral Grafton will be spoken by Mr. Andrew
Stevenson.
The heat and Gust oppressive. and unless shower
opporanely inervenes "a very occurrence of late in
Rehon6) many doubt will be prevented from uniting
IN the Procession, whose incinaons would otherwise in
duce them TO Join it,
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Many Of our readers, doubtless. Of the ankle
which has been felt for the fate Of the SrxAxsur Psxsi
pKsr. which sailed from New York for Liverpool in the
Spring of lSl, carrying with her many valuable souls
IL has now been more Than four yes since that noble
vessel left the shores Of this country, aud yet a-a ha.
been wrapped in mystery about the fate Of who
baked in her with prospects Of reaching their destined
haven bright the clouds (which have since shrouded
them in misery and elool have proved dark and appalling
to themselves aud kindred.
All hopes OF ever hearing Of this Inflated steamer o,
those who comprised its treasured cargo have long since
He'd from the minds Of those deeply u,eresed-the
widowed mother and her orphan ehilden; yc sce Ut
this late day. that demon has started report by
which the deeply inflicted wounds produced by the loss Of
that vessel he Presden be made bleed afresh
without single shadow of probability In the false hopes
which are thus held out To them, Of again meeting their
long lost parent husband.
That the public may be advised Of the infamous fraud
which may be attempted be practsed on them in this
community, we here publish from handful which we
picked up in the District Of Columbia several days
Ii speaks for itself
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DIED.

AZ Waterloo in The County Of View kent a, o'clock
a. W., Il the ash ins WILLIAM BsaxroS infant child
days. 49, W.
~ 'he resdce q his Grandmother Mrs Mary Baeop in tho
soany o. Nouoway Sabbath m1runr the Q2nd met Ptfp
twenty two days ' " w" ""'"' N"'
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LOWELL OPERATIvE.-Thc last number Of the Lowell
Courier gives the following interesting pprogrsph.-
"bast evening female about fory.fvo years Of nge
came inip our office 10 purchase paper She informed
us that he had been operative in the Lowell mills nine.
teen yesis and that her health had been good ell the time
She said, MY health better than when first
began u work IN tho mill She had during the time snyed
about $1,000 which she had safely invested we think ia
the purchase n farm; and besides, she had gwen her
parents, who we're poor, $3.50 She had been married
and had ono son, who absent. Her name was
hrs Clark. She has worked several years in the Boot
mills, aud is about tho Massachusetts
Her industry economy aud conteniment deserves tive high.
est praise"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

We requested that at large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Alumni OF the University; OF Virginia .esir
deni in Richmond, the following resolution adopted
Resolved, That this mseing earnestly urge upon all the
Alumni, who possibly do 30 the proprcty and duty
o attendance at the University the ensuing I'd Of July
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

The ST. Louis Nissourian enume.a,es the N " Exprcss
and Tribune, and the Richmond Wing the ptomnent
advocates Of "Brisn on this side Of the Atantic
What next
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DIVERSITY YOUR PURSUITS.

In continuation Of the subject OF dsersyng pursuits
we publish the following article, from Georgia paper
believing tia, the suggestions contained ia il will be alike
Interesting anprolabIe Virginia other Southe
States
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Respectfully, yours,
GIDEON SPENCER
Hatnick Nor. G.

meeting Of the Standing Committee or inc Rhode
island Society for the Encouragement Of Domestic Indus.
try held Jan 29h. 1915. q thanks to Mr. SPENCER.
for the above communication, was passed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

-. Bsekeisr's Ceponnsaf,--More than hsf the mem
bes q the Mississippi Legislature unmarried. Prem
nee -ys The ladies refuse with boads, those
sbo have fsppdlaied heir old ones.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

WOOL GROWING IN NORTHWEST VIRGINIA
Col Gideon Draper Camden. distinguished lawyer a,
the Carkseurg bar in the vgor Of his age and full prac
ice has abandoned his profession to devote oil his time
and attention to Wool Growing.
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SCARLET FEVER
THE .RRIrISH SIDE IS

SCANLtT FEVER.
This dreaded disease is ravaging the peishbohood
stanton, wreaking its force as usual on children
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CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS

Friday, June 81, Isf5.
H. JENKINS opening bargains in Dry Good, f,an
u. Auction, which will be sold cheap by or rca
The following a few only
Batkorines, from IS 37i, SO cents, &c.
CaiieoeS very cheap by the I'D.
Tish Linens. great bargains from Is % finer.
Linen sbeeinga extensive wdtir from yd
to yds wide.
Cotton sheenss beaehed unbeaebed from I'd to I'd.
wide.
diapers, Russia and Brifeye also. Table Diapers.
BonIels-S00 Bonncls at reduced prices.
Rihands and Piowers selling on cheap
Canioh Mating good, at IS cts aud very cheap.
Gentiemen will find Cloths vesnrs supsnJcr,
Cavas Hose and Half Hose Cloves very reduced prices
ys1o r. ~ JENKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

CHINA PITCHERS, METAL COVERS
ToNE CHINA, Metal Covered Pitchers Of various ,ixr.s
sc 'eV ~wT WA. 2. BUTLER co,
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NOTICE


NOTlCE.-Proposals will be received until
the % Of July ensuing for 1ns Water
Gaesio hsh street The street to be so feet wide
filled 10 the Of poles ground which
also marx the south line Of the street
The proposa VIII stats the price cubic yard The work
e commenced practicable and completed during
Jc 2T-dt1dJuy HiCAJAH BATES. City Surveyor.
II ONION POTTER AND BROWN sToUT--5o casks 1 ondon
"a Porter and Brown Stout superior order Cor by
b27 WILLIAMS q HAXALI,.
WANrHo to purchase OF hire Dining Room Servant yor
w one Of rood character and qualifications, liberal price
win be given. AIRY AZ this once. rs7-s
HUME OLD RYE wHIsKEY-Iso bbIs old rye wbi.ssy va
u rious brands. and superior quality for saIe ny
JEST WILLIAMS a HAxALL.
VTxrRA PINE TEAS
IL . half chests FHtra Pine Cunpowder Tea
IS do do do Powchong do
$50 boxes 70 %. cach) Common DO Por sale BY
Jc9 WILLIAMS q HAXhLL.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, &c. -
~ go hhds New Orleans sugar
go NJ boros woolsey's Loaf do
20 do do Lump do
20 bbr Crushed do
10 do Pdvenscd do For salshv
81 Tff.IIANa A UAyAII
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niNiNG, TEA AND TOILETTE WARE Of gre., variety q
patterns and prees-a iaI,e stock, anIIou
reduce rieaSe call al 81 Main street, the Packer
eso WM. y. BUTIER A CO
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05
WORTHY OF NOTICE,

DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, the greatest remedy for Consumption,
Colds Coughs, Splitting of Blood Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma Pain in
the Side and Breast, WhoOping Cough,
Group, and all disorders of the
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, &c. &C.
FENIIE above is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
q GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree,
and has won its way into public favor by its unpara-
lelCd success in CURING ALL THE DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS, Notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have no knowledge of the sci
of medicine in theory or pracrice-and some
more readily to deceive the unsuspecting, use part
Of the name OF the original preparations such as ''Ba
sam of Wild Cherry, ""PhGniX Basam of Wild Cher
ry,""Balsam Of Wild Cherry and Camffey," &C., all
sprung up with a mercenary view, after" Or. SWayne'S
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, y had won ieputa-
ton in the ''healing art never to be forgotten by
ny once cherries fire side. Therefore The public
should be on their guard and purchase none but the
original preparation, which is daily performing such
astonishing cures in Pulmonary complaints, after all
other remedies had failed and the patients given up
hopless. Thousands of certificates might be published
which would astonish creduIity se but it is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne, whose office is now
removed to N. W. corner OF Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia
NOtice.-Persons will please call on any of my
agents, at my office in Philadelphia, and get small
pamphlet, which gives short treatise on pulmonary
affections with number Of testimonials of its virtue.
1t is well worth seeing and may he had gratis.
baltimore agents: |. p. Cook No 76 Baltimore ST.;
Stabler & Candy, Pratt.sreel Wharf; ]. w. x X. w.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District AGENTS: X. Farnliam, Washington, ID. c..
VIM Staber Bro, Alexandria,; Geo. NJ, SothnroH,
Alexandria, ie24