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MEDICAL COMMUNICATIONS. Dec. ]
This body ne, at l. O'Clock, .n the Ea. Of the vrs.c,,
College, persulut 10 C previous notice given by he State
Aedica. s0cey anu .ho Mcaicsl F-cu.t, Of II. :. Col
ioge.
The Convention was called to order by Dr. Haran.
Dr. Joseph ". Sheppard u Hanover, wus called d, the
Chair and Dr. 4. Forbes OF Nelson appointed S-c'y.
On monon OF DR.. tiazal, q committee Of - was an
pointed to nominate officers for the Convention.
Tie Chair appointed the following gentlemen fl, rom.
p-se the committee -Lrs. UsxaH. H0psIqs of Nelson
Warner, CabcI, q. Va, Hob-ol. Fisher. Feeble. E,5,y.s
Harms, HorIton, Mcguire, Gu1ch, aud Hughes who af,.r
having retired a short time reported the following gentle
Dr.. WIN. a. PArrE-oy Of Richmond, President.
jos. NJ. Sheppard, Hanover. 1T Vice President.
Jas. l.. Ca5eIl, q. Va. 2nd do.
II II. NagUiro, Winchester. Ord do.
Il K. Wexford, Fredericksburg, eth do.
IA Forbes, Nelson, Dot srcretlry.
Jas. a. Leitch, Charlottesville. Pad do.
Who were unanimously elected.
The freadent d. VIM. =. Pauespn on taking the Chair
explained the oblect OF the Convention n neat and sp.
| proprate address.
The members Of the Convention were invited r,.r-5
dfcss 20 be delivered BY the President Of the Virginia Med
sal Society tas evening ~ o'clock in the Medical Col
icgc.
The members in attendance we've rcqsstsd TO report
ihcm'elyes TO De- Secretary, and tho following gentlemen
handed 10 heir names accordingly.
Ih, Co,yts1iaS mc'-rres,a' sluu.r s rli-g7. ofg.s, sr
burg DM.rd.h. Louise q Hs.I.s. DO, b J1.s. CUNT
nHl j. ~ An.'f"n e. rr.r' = J. "arHz Erg O. queen p T.
over W a "h'. lonl-H s'a..r 100 Coaf. Go1..aHI I
hunt Nor7wsy " D Lewis. ua.nr j w u7..5-. Ig e5s.,
g. Fs.eE stluu'nH, rpstka. % v Btrs. I.s r...vs-, 81 b.
t'nH' +" y HII-'n, HI.Imnl'. G-,Fa w Uau. Co,.hari
ouuza Jl.uirss, E.lm,rf q wsroft wm a,ser- d T. r
yn'm.'h'I nss .If q o. Hlntr Is. Geo go. . - rov.rr.
sp'-lH.. A Lh "afnr King William. q q WsrIar. g. 10
n,'urJ " rcns 4 g Prot or NIL ACarria-a,m 81 GO
E..'." L.".- h''g W.am 4 y Hodges, Richmond
3 Goo. b. tnu4t.v n. uD T.Isfa.r a..f,- 'i
I z N.NN|It NHfHH.L NrH| NH|H| o. III 4 D. g...-.H "a
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Gov. marcy'> Letter.

The last Richmond Enquirer publishes d letter from Tie
Secre'ay Of War 90 bOsrTunr Smith IN relation &, inus.or.
ing the volunteers INFO lie pay and service OF the United
States. Tho Enquirer draws from this letter. the .tr,n,e
conclusion thai the Dc.claC from Petersburg, w.s wr.Tg
ln d-ul1uclug the Sccrstay's conduct the other dsy. aaJ
nai Mr.. Bocock was night 30 defending him. Now
Sd Tor from the Secretary Of Wars letter aatlorz NJ any
such c'r-n.s.nr % Jusuies q precisely opposite teIuc.,,
lt proves that the Secretary had Tc rgrrs- q, tako rasu
ihan i've companies. lie has now consented 10 AXE lee.
i1an 1--we c0mpluiss, end SIC have heard Of ik. passage
o' u' hsr Jaw, giving him to authority @. do 20. II "a
true, tue Secretary Gays that be- has treated the volunteers
ci DINER States 10 the sIme manner, in which he vi.EeI
70 treat iWe Virginia volunteers, but this only proves N {
he hes ",nesed' on q larg r scale than We in Virginia
were aware %.
ln connection with ihis suf .-', 7 call your attention TO
a fe.oIlu1n laroclc.d INFO the Senate of the O.. Saies.
~ Gen. Comerp0, On wednesday las. lite as & lows;
"ReSs.usd, That the Committee On Nitary Affair, be-
instructed o. inquire into 'uc yroyuofy OF granting lI
ac.l5 % .aHa iptauI uIu.c wnHaIulsI .Fi .... mus g.ay.
aud puv1;s soldier who mly 0r srrN Lfy8 vl.lg-rofcf. f5
servo during .Hs present war with HfA.... and ss, If i1.
crra.irt Que c.up.H...aa nov allowed by tho War d..
~ 'm"ni joy Ac transportation odd flbs.e'eur8 .f ls
volunteer troops rom u..f homes 10 tire places 81 reno. ~.
'al. To- i'.if dHl,f.Ii sufr."
Here b. Doe recognition a. a fond a'-e3iy existing fu-
ihc rlrap.rItOn ald subsistence .F t- volunteer ,r,,p.
10 uo Places ol r,nt.zgOus bro te dHI. -su, s.ltrs. Nov.
DO "af Department con pay lr .4a. '-rc. alI uaa..
py'llu9l ip ie places Ji r1UIels.l., 10 re,tIi.iv r.ag,g
whole comp11irs after thoy have becn UUeelodan md ere At
ltfue places ID rcud.kyJls.
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- q WId Cherry Tree viii soon become the emblem OF
lt = triumph over Consumption, Coughs Gods, Aitiua,
'o' u NJ Complaint, is Tow compete. IL cures thos, Il a.
az NnrhaI o'htr Ieneties fail. CeTsyucn. physicians ard I'd
"os 'oulhind II . the best rtmtdy ever telors Known Dr. sktl
man, OF BouH ibrook, n. J., uses the Babam in n, ptacticr FOL
IN an ahtetton-' when too ob'tnUe TO yi.d 70 oI cr rEi.
IL Dn Hoffman, Huntingdon, Pa. Gu Ella CHI H. OF Paul Sc,yrc.
que O hsihma with IT, at'r lac declared be could 10 no mole "a n,
MS nsuelnc aud the child must die. Thcs Read, Eq. M reliant.
~ ~. Huffman both eeruy To this act IN shing cur. A WI
.ansN hq. Counsellor at Law. S. William Il, was cured Of te
nsnma OF t~enJ four Icars staining by only one bottle o N.
nsAam| hunotri. have been restored O. he Nh ty this pals,u.
~ ue = ray OF hope fom other medicine. had Del. We pub
~ &c ony-"r IA q only true cur Is aud have no cecaIon to
oous'' " tm' NJ deine by tie customary array Of forged esrih-
oa'es. For sal, by CAYSop I. yyccn
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ON CmINA.

ON tAlANAs
pEV. J. LEWIS SHUCK (or ten years past
AZ a Missionary TO CinaJ will deliver the following Lectures IN
the lie tue r'rm Of the ~ BAPTIST Rev. Sir Je cTs CIurch. on
Tueidly AMI Wedncaiay evenings, commencing at a. oc.o X.
FIRST LECTURE.
The EmpIre-ts antiquity, popu'aton and cItcnt
Provinccs-their ofuctoRs and chlmctsust c.
The Government itEIuctu5r and incucr lworkIngs.
Geographical survey Il The Empire by the Jr-.rts.
Ltvn M ard famiue'-Imrcr al rransr e. prices o rice.
Census and statistics, heir mfdua oy mafi
The Ta'tar usuTation-iong hsr badge n s1hj-cuon.
rametelanr dsiEns n suhiul ai uShe Empte 10 Gated.
The policy which have saved the empire from dismemtermenL
The cgst. on Of compress ~ the ic e. ~ &c, &c.
SECOND LECTURE.
E1en' NJ civilization in Chut-cimae, &c, Nc.
The arts aud s~eenccs-Porty, Painting and Architecture.
Afironomy-hm1nlcs-Fcl. ser.
themttfy-uot nnaJtt. but oFaur.
Theory Ofthe bio d. anim7lruiE ofhe blood.
Optics -tncrfCB NJ to eye. ccarica
Hydncs-aUiquty ofthc hW hen-hyd' auue fuintipn.
Sa'sr, o- tie uu form motion n solid bod rs-'hc pulley.
Nui--su'i u NJ musical utmmcua-gc l oh tic national air.
Lanrus -, literature aud e. f~c5ton-spe- mems.
lcurs. m. hy-Yly ao-PCkn- aayruca
Natora. ch1rct'i r-clrirHcurs &c, &c, &c.
TIE recent ". r. o. ou.i", fofsrrr p'ryrd AMI incidents The bat
ueof Chin EcsnE fcr. ami angiar o. atr NJ the brave Genera
H'iint eormtnarr ~u..Icfof the .mprfai force.
iprE F'cu satr a Dr. ffri chi r. q, will BE- tr-fcat and lecture
on tf" system e O. us1t.n m Cbint
htmItarcr 90 ie whole Con tr. Z fHU-r fora r~sBrrrar ami
two frdtss 10 each g. curo Csc Ora single peron. o. is-2t
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correspondence OF tho WING.

"A7hiSGICN, DEC IL, 1916.
You will find the Report of the Secretary Of the Navy
in the Union O, tonight: You wi see that there is refer
ercs mao 90 private instructions, communicated 10 Com
m.d're sLaAr, upon which Com. STOCKTON undoubtedly
depends Tor a JlsuErauDu of hrs acts-but the Admnisira.
"Y oi JAAL' h. P'LE does not c'adescend u tell the poa-
PEI representatives, what These instructions are Com
mod"re STOCKTON, acting undoubtedly upon distinctions re-
celved, says, he hus r.flbishrd % p unlnsut CirI govern
ment. Mr. MAs,v taxes pans to contradict difecty wb,,
Commodore 81. cEreS says, and he pronouuces tia Militia
~ government. The people must Judge which is correct.
own child.
You vii also notice, by the Report. that Commodore
SL7Ar commenced worIkc operations. "a the Pacific, aYainst
Mexico, before he knew whether our Congress would sanc-
ton the war or not. THIS whole war business. from he
ginning O. end, hil been q series Of usurpailons. The
President plugged us into war without consulting C1nross;
and even the Captains Of our Navy commenced war on
lhcir own responsibility, without waiting Tor authentic in
formation whether there was 10 be a war or mott In fart
Commodore sL'Ar commenced the war, without heafiug
rom our auh'rucsa al al, on a mere runOr, received through
Mexico, that Mex san General was going to cross the Rio
Gfaudo.
It Mr. Polk or his CaJino, had any respect for the peo.
pie, hc would 81 least caudoscend TO give tho documents
upon which movements on tho Western coas; Of Mexico
we're biEod, but the Loco FucO parry have become such
p'oi'essiVe' v'anis, that the seem 10 think 1t treason
I"f Tue people 10 inquire any ti sg about thcir movements.
How long snail this continue 70 be endured
l0cte o. "a remarkable fact connected with Commodore
sT.'sros's oc-pa'chss to the department / understand
mat 'h' hrt enclosure Iu hH letter Is numbered 3. Where
are Nos. l aud 2 Ilelm also that there are other suspi-
ciols iu,ptcsFiOn7. Were tns-o sJppfcssions accidental
~ o' t"'Ht never, DO the history ri on. country. was
vigilance ID" rcc's'afy Tor ls as a people, IT we would
| preserve our liberties.
The pnprrs connected wrh tho Report Of tho Secretary
o' ih' Navy afe vuiImIu1us. lhIvo uIr,ady given you the
]sul-rlrcs D. t1.sc connected with C.mmyd,rs sr,.rr,,,
u' Tar uf they have been submitted 10 the people. pro-
coed f' give y1u SOME Other ta.t- from the same r,l,r.
Tie deaths occurring in rho Navy. since the irt irrofi.
le numerous. TIE 20 cinJrscla iauf Commodore. Two
p'mn''l.fs, ss,cu Ii.uf3IanH, ono Surgeon. one A.us-
i1Ht surgeon. four Puf-.r5, two Chap ain. one Passed Md.
.nIlnfn' three MidsHIliocu, t"o Master, tVo Gunuofs.
ono Carpenter. one SII-Uaker. one chief N4yaJ C.r.t,pc-
t.-, ru. ono Navel t.astucfnr.
AIMING Tho rcsig0at118 for Doc yolr ore two LIEUT. n-n,s
ono Assistant Surgeon. on- Purcr. one PastrJ yf5.bi,.
man, r..vsn Midshpmoo, two Masters. one Gtr,,y s,'d
enc Soil mIksr
There ar arc a.' o. largo number of dBmfrsi,nq.
IhslHIynIuy far'r shows t. rFunl.r Tor the Tar.r yc,.
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The Accomnc ni.trlc1.

In the last Norfolk poPCrs. 1t u announced, that Dr..
lRhSen mALLrEY, formerly q distinguished member of
Colgres-, ~ O candidate i1r the House Of Rcpreseua;ivc.
ln thc Ac-.mac district, n1w represented by JUDGE Bay.y.
We do NOT know precisely tho Dic.J's presen, p9siu6,
on 'he political chess board but we prosums that BIO +.
Ful 90 Loco.oc', OF hc Calhoun type. Judge 3. wss for.
merry supposed 90 belong 60 the same wing OF the parry.
butt haa been recently a]h.sp.foJ uutbc hos gone over CO.
the Ot Hunbers-rnd, if THE be the fact, % may acsorp,
for the annunoian0n Of Dr. Mallory be h- oppaleat Bes
E.-Lnr
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- Lr faf.".-H t| nag
Sis-I have been q .ic.I tao .u'ercs.-1 observer n rg5., men
Ina measures. ! profess. however. fp f-I dls.oY .H al t-is t-,
90 itoa,is 'h" 90 o. vita q !ow Ines. on the subject OF &c prtt
90 1EHssUil. Ec.unu O. the Distinct com11eIof the coIGtp,s OF
Caro-He. Ess.K 81. Eeu-a WurE ia ~ rr,le 1 f..l .DF,I. or
eoursg. ult tr' uss!-t .l.Ii BE- .a.ry 4u. honest s. r...,.r-,.5
1y a wing AL iav. "a. doubt Ue sHII Pc. e The ci-f4e.s rr Oh
\. GINA alyc TAX 0fhr .aw' yew a. fHc .H. arg.rnrr ght-b h,,.
-cs-ft sui are AkHs 'pEc ur fUI" .Hr Mcrcan v4.atd r- ILL.,
.ttcs 90 ta aric Vst-i 70 90 Tie tn OF o' the at Cor. r.. I
al aIf" . 2, f.. r|1Tt. DAT W Homer or a,y one q his ol D.
ed - auF. a7-IH wax owe tLr cp.r-s.,1r s...- within ana
h01. j have Do NJ 60 Hr, sf kra.. .a .t,g % .r r. La .g.
J - 'H "l 90 md at.-I .e Pc "a .Lyy. 81 iafl..r TO- ,la.
FHu Odd r .,dst,r-a To- hlu - ru ante con- - M -. ssrlp
90 g4.rt % far eoyaEcei 10 y,-rt1 T.1'e- That act o., .as efficient
slrl.g Ie-s= ay a. fhs "a u-u M time. We wa. IN u.,ss
irr not only tic lalsHts O, Ma TaIai-Trn. hut N the boom 81 be
Win Physical .o~'rs 90 sa.t.llEtm a- the fdrhu. d-cb7rg- Of h4z
.liet Rwald De- con- LfEs one ~hu, Is him. La. md .rp.-
'''c .hP-hit -e. been -.ufuI and tue 10 I. pauy. and able To
etH.' f WIZ Do opponent on thr stump ur HTawhrr. nh...y-r
an o:Iorun y .a.rs sIrhaUlu iu my HrrIn I'd. n..n. s.. l.
i1u-f 20 Nu Gee rl.u.u roI Gee C0I.y % Es-r1. u. +. cent o.
H"n0iIa H.-' .. rurrf- business HlifE rraaf Gu, ~. am.
e. -'s E...-l known t1 the Us rct. Of much .y.rr.--a r1
I'r-Hiou- "IG. ala' I1-sHss.- great p pulluy rr..al,.t ,.
-ui --l3cIts bic il1sEIs with Ist CANTOR and Hrnc-t, Of pgI-
Ffs "tr4 ls iHat go as,ram. &c Oh fEc gent em.a wL, &C.
c-pisi % en"I-.Hf' pos l.ri1 maas "a hard l,ugg- battle for X
" J. haI'ff, astH " ..uI .- De- believed b Loo ,- proved rw re.Bt T.,
DIS fiiE-. 49, in..a. -Ii.-I d paHtI qar 3 o. t.rn H.fla..s
upon Dim Ii'rN oil. ton owed that Nj .u.ur rr4t NOT r7.
r de- people D. lsIs4. N,v.. lssssa . u 90. 4l8l5rs du..
90 DE- iamr where Dr. v01'l uzva r.rul ned 100 iutar-u-t,I urtT
tH"' but b- 600 ur.rr'Hr g. 900 interpretation of c,r.f, letter.
written Iy 81 Newton lee THAT there 0. d Cgrvs..ta, of a.,
'H s 90 mn. .o- &c rur91 OF sIss..s Co., r.r.u loo l. gun a. A
-au-Itsta O. 90. recent us f1 Ccrgfess r1 Hh-h I'D. a. he rsus
~ hf I4m-ur ans nope ih0y al D. Guy .py rs.f-t
a ROUGH & READY LVUtg
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~ We invite attention TO the advertisement Of Liep,
Ringgold, u. s. Army, in another column, calling for 100
strong. active young men TO serve in a new department OF
military service, about 90 be introduced. We will pub.
lob, tomorrow, an interesting description, from he B1ii.
more Amtucan, Of tIf bOytI mi .ttry i,rro.
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"ELLINGTON SEH0OLD

IANHE newt Session n this Sc5ool VIII commerce o. ihs I'M Of
n January next No ore hasa more abiding scne of ruutada
than The subscriber for the hfsc share ~ the conhdcnce aud patton
age OF the pusie. which { has been his TryIese u epj1y. ard Il
literary Gttalnmcnts or high oder, II hpucsy aui p hur y. fsrct
atsnton n business. u CIempsy social Eui Chgisual ci.rctr q.
be The result NJ early nuTdctton ani ds,fhHc, then hc has rc7soi
to hope, that confidence was not mrrlfced, ant That his ibos w,tc
not IN vain-for such are the auaLm MS or May, ard such The
character with but few exceptions. Of All tho=' who. IN years gone
by, were under his care and instuctiun-And may br not DO Dc Tor
n continuance OF patronage. since he 30 crra My better qualified Or
his professional duties, 10th mentally and physically, hlyin. daily
extended his researches I'D enlarged bis experience, while hr has
enjoyed more health m the lasts, than In any former 10 or - ara
Of his hfl His location is peculiarly suited to his pfofession-m-
mciiat'y on the Railroad, onc aui n hhf hours ride fon Rth.
mond, and but two or three from the Potomac or Gorionsyi1c. itg
hc1thtncss has hesn fully proven by twenty yebrsc u ericnce ofhs
Predecessor, and tn fact, tiat DUNG abou' eight years frsilc. 60.
the subscriber has lost no menteTo Of his family CT school BY bilious
fever
Terms for Boa. 8, Tuition AMI Washing, 100 6ollrl
De Is-cwA TIL ~ FOX.
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RFEEl.

AtPresqus Ise, the res d-nre OF BO Walk nl Esq. on = ,,u,I,v.
The lsh Instant Of leIrsy, Mr.. MARY TREvILIAN, teIet Of
the lake MJlr john Twvi ian. Of Go0chiand. IN the ssh Y ar nf her
age. The wtit,r o. this notice a. uks u n etcs. to speas OF the
many virtues oy which 'h-s esunrRbe lazy was c deatr4 to a uu-
N ru-''ain o. relations AMI frcids She wos truly one OF The hist
OF women. anf asa Christian died IN peueI tranquility. Z.
~ 4 fV ann VLI
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The Now Orleans Tfopo Of The 9Th INST states ,ba, IN.
u. $. steamship talhion, Capt Hugh Fullerton. Iet Oh.
preceding afternoon under sealed Ordcrs. Len mmoreD
that Tampico or Vera Cruz is her ultimate destination.
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Your ever thankful and humble friend.
MARRIED

Near Trenton Ky, on I'd NJ Dseembe. at the r.vden-r orCol
u u Reeves, by the Revd II II Resio d. Mr. I rwts w . n OF WIN
GAth, Anematis eouny, Virgins to liss Lucy Y, d,ush,er of Mr.
George Clos, deceased, OF Todd enurty, Nv.
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OBITUARY.

In falo Busha County, Mississippi, on the morning Of
the 10Th November, gently aud calmly sank TO rest the
feeble frame Of Mis-. REBEcoA w. LEGu, wife Of John r.
Leigh, formerly of Virginia. a wiio, u mother, a chris
ton.
Death cannot come
To her un,Inely who b. III to die:
Thrlcs - II this cod word tur more of Heaven.
Thf iuefcr lie, TIE earlier immortality"
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Lcome.2.nlene d b. BaInm,re cnpnerl

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1915.
TEA AID CoFFEE.-From calcu.suons made by mem
bcTs, It cas- .iut the tax OF these articles will be deter
mined by about one y.tc. Cl5sc shaving.
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Eec,urn. on Ehirn

We call public attention the advertisement, in another
column, in relation to the Lectures on China. by Rev. V-.
snreE, q Missionary, who mas spent many years il tia.
Interesting q1aucr ri the Globe.
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Correspondence oflhe Na'onil IaIcIgoLeer.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1874 A. VI.
I regret TO state that Nd HiRAv CaANsrov, one Of the
prupuetOFs OF the Eut8w House IN this city, vas yery dam
gerously it not fatally stabbed on Fiday night. about halt
past ii O'clock, by a man named Patrick DI,1sgn, a mack
diver. The OF uicr WcntiutJ che bl!-roOm Of tho hotel.
being in n state 81 in;oxic.u,u. lie called for LIQUOR which
was refused HIM. ~ ths be became enraged, and 1t be-
came necessary O. put him out, which was dUue By MIR.
Cianston, assisted by ono Of his clerks. When they got
the man to the door, and Mr.. Cranstnn was advising him
10 go home he drew a difk-knrc gUd plunged IL into MIR.
, Cranston's right breast. IL entered some distance below
the upper teminus Of the collar bone, piercing through The
wall vt the chcstinto the lung, making a wound FIVE or SIX
inches deep. Physicians were immediately sent for. aud
all that their skill could suggest was done. Mr.. Cranston
still lives, butt his case is ~cOnsideTod almost hopeless. The
offender ~ in prison. Mr.. CnnsiOn il proyefbnl for his
even disposition and gentemanly bearing. lie has no
blame Whatever IN Inc matter, and never dreamed Of meet.
ing such a fate.
Holders Of -four are now very firm at S4G2J; no sales.
Rye flour $3.50. Good to prime red wheat will command
from 50 Ia % cents; white DO ICOalIO. Sales NJ white
corn at 10, and OF yellow do al I7aIs for new; oats 3313i:
rye 62; clover seed $3.50 per busheI, free Of ripple. Wins
hey il dull at % N hhds, and % yer gallon in bbls.
The latest intelligence from New York and Philadelphia
was received yesterday afternoon by Telegraph, us follows :
From rev York.
There is rather more frmuess in he 1,ur market to-day.
in consequence Of an apprehension that navigation may
s5on be imreded, as the Hudson uyer is now considerably
frozen II Albany.
There were sales ihs morning Of 1000 bbl1. Gene,ee
Flour Of SJ,lSl, which ~ on sdyauce on the sales Of yes.
teTday. Most holders are nov firm In asking Sj,25. Sales,
also. TO a modern cxtont. of Western brands nj S5,l25 to
5,ls4, and uuG-Ig hru, Gauosco wheat is se.lns ~ Ida
ll5;no white corn @, ard yellow d, g.; OATS 81.
F.OH PHILADELPHIA.
There is more activity IN stDrks, with a alight advance
Ia some Of the leading ''cuuic'. f,nnsylyunia So sold
| NJ g. an rIvaugr 0I Z uu ycs.crday'F s,Icg READING Rail.
road BONDS als, advanced 1; O. $. loan NJ lOI.
There i' more fmrr-7 D. to -four marLe'. with "a tom
dcncy GO advance. Sales Off sh ground hr1nds at si.G2l.
Corn meal s firm n 50 90 per barrel. Sales Of prime
red wheat Of ialol13 cent: prime yellow corn az G.; and
oats az 30. WhisEcy 2lIl22 per gallon.
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CONShnIsTEnN

ana BLEEDING Of the Lungs Of Fire Years' Sfq7Gfsr.
M"s LIwls, OF Wet Philadelphia, entirely cured Is the ,.r
d ~ s"AfNEs COMPOUND syrup Of WIKI Cheuy-"I am
uug h'ppy % return my SINCERE thanks % ihs proprietor Of thR in
sallane madeleine. Having been afflicted for Eve year. vita that
dreadful disease. Consumption, duung which irms I was trotb,,I
M"h me spiuns OF blood, attended vita a backing cough. psin IN
ma lS pfra'' and back Fly cough was almost inses-a,i, for
"heh tncd Nauous preparations to Obtain relief; bu. foua roth
ug 70 trie'e M until obtained Or swNYNE's Compound Symp Of
"hdIh"Hy' which immediately gave me relef ard by rsinr an,
medicine I've weeks OF ihetetbout, IL Tesu ted IN ne fnmfns a
perfect cure. ! am happy to say that I now enjoy as good hetnh
as l could wish for
Your ever thankful ard humse friend.
Miss = LEWIS.
~ medicine tanctohed by such high authority as Mr. Swayra'.
C"MfouND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, mus. have truth in
H. or We must doubt that there = truth IN man.
W CAUTION TO THE PUELIC-B- cautious I, -sS To-,
ur onsina' Dr. swaync's ComPon7t :, rrp Of VIII Chevy. a. all
o'1tr preparations fem this yau he tire arc H. II GU, ard enup-
E''h Prepared c~lY by Dr. swNNNE oo-asr Of FirAA and
RAJ strests, PAHafG7Aa.
For sale, wholesale aad retail by PEYTON JOHNSTON. lis
Mlin : re t. R'eA-oHt; King Il Toy, Norfok Bragg 4 wilson,
Petersburg. IL
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We have heard O. great doa. obout o. Mexican TO- wash.
inz'on,wHo aso".nl hims,lfan agent ofm7st oftHe' ny
men Boo tho ~ rhcu province, boz boon rciurp with inr
Government Io. their ld mission i.., Gle Union as iaa pen.
dent s.igr. ID.s .s.Ht-s u1- L.r--wo orc now tHu,
h7 Che washing ul ..-,7r'..on rot the Baltimore sun, h7l
loit Waahirgan-lho mater ending Iu smoke.
hI'Iho services Of new compa1y OF volunteers Tor Mot..
60. whi,hhas been oisod iu Philadelphia, 700 strong. select
90 from $50 a%PPioants, bayo been accepted BY the Govern
mcnt, although thc regiment from Pennsylvania was alra-
~ iul. THIS company D. commended by Charles Noylor.
Efq. latelya Vino member Of Cgngfos. Does Mr. Polk
expect That he will ave 4" aid and comfou" TO the enemy 2
~ Edward Comm, Esq. is announced o., he Wing can.
d'date TO rpre'snt Elizabeth City end Warwick In the
peSi House Of Delegates.
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official Intelligence.


FEWf III IfIlN OF sAIINrA NIEHT.
Malor Turnbu., o! this city. Capt J T. Johnston, Lieut.
~Srammon, Lieut. Derby, and Lieut. HaTdcaste-all officers
IT the Corps ct Topugsahica! Engiuces-wil leave Wash
ingi'n tomorrow morning Tor the Amy OF the west. They
will travel the national road, descend the river. and expect
10 Join Gen Scott at Brasos Slu iago.
TEoN THE SANE.
Hun;Or OF another Revolution in Mexico.
EIrad 81 Later Crsn an eFer o. "a .Irryto TasLiayasa.
NOZZLE, December 5, ls4G.
"The news from Mexico shows that county in an awful
a. state OF anarchy. Santa Anna hiss goGe back 10 Mexico,
a. and there are only 10000 di.aiIer;cd haiC-starvcd troots
- at POiusi. Ger. Taylor ought to be there now with 5000
" or 10000 troops. IL IS said Herrera will be elected Pre-.
:" siden', and in that event peace will be certain"
W stop here. The other pirtB Of tho letter nuo very
interesting. They commend some plans of operations
Tor carrying on { c war, and the occupation Of important
sTongholds, a the best guaranty for peace. But we de-
cline detailing them, though they are characterized by
great pronpsness Of movement and energy Of acuon.l