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NAVAL. J. G, Harris, formerly editor ortbs
Nashville Union, having recently received ar
appointment as Purser in the Navy, has arriv-
ed at N. York, for the purpose Of joining the
Albany, which sails in few days for the squa
dron in tho Gulf. -......
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The CANAL Tho Georgetown Advocate
says, the damage to the Canal by the late freshot
has been SO far repaired as to admit Of tho w =.
ter being let in, and boats are expected to ar
rive from points between that and Harnor,s
Ferry by the middle, and from all alone the
line by the end of the week.
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MURDER AT ELKIoN. We learn that man
named John Smith, stabbed, fatally, another
named Edward Updegrove, at Elkton, Md.
last Saturday He also stabbed VIM. Upde.
grove He is in prison.
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DIED.

DIED.
in Oh saturday, 10Th inst. Mrs. ALICE RoNEy ana
years, consort of tnc late VIM. Ronev, aged
III. on 'ne ldth inst EbMrND +. CoAKLtsG. a,oa
years, formerly Of Connecticut dgeof
On the l6 inst MICHAEL FITzp.rp,cv -
year OF ms age, native OF county Galway IrsIn
oh the lith inst JoHS HENRY HENSON, in his .
n,"n tie loth INST; CHARLES MARION, aged year y
Q months, son of John U. and Ann Dyoit '"' y
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~ VINO will suffer from that painful disease Live,
Complaint, when immediate relief if not n posi,;oa
cure may be effected by the tint Iyuse of
| baLSAM, for proof of which read the follow;na. -
| WATERFORD, N. Y. NV ISIS
bEAR SIR: In the year IS4l, was + o seyersIv =,
i seu WIN Liver Comp aint, to be ntreIv ina
p,e 10 aItehu 10 my business. | consulted with ,ha
oest OF hhySiclihs IN our place but they nave me- No
rpte In me water of 1872, procured bot" oI
Dh' WiSIAU'S BALSAM OF Win ,'HEHpv,
anu before had used one half of it, was abIe ~,
STUNT my business as usual | have since tho ,;
ustu Two bottles of the Wild Cherry Ralsan, ,'S
ma'e neeh ehtlrc!y free fran pan and with tba a
cepnol 0l = bad cold in February last have eni, u
pe''er health lhanl ever did before. you
u,o o,,.-.- WIN G. POTTER.
l., we are wen acquainted with Mir. VIM. C. pnner
Hhp" lhai ne was afflicted in the manner no 49,
'ioeS ana tiat MS statement is entitled To fun rrrJ,
SCOTT \ WALDRON, Mercbap,S
None genuine unless signed L. Butts.
Tn hand ana 10! safe ~
STABLER CANRY, 100 w. prat,s.
aIso, ny geo. w. Jones, cor. Baltimore ana HIM 81,
Seth - lance, BaItImote and Pratt streets: RAN,
q ATKINSON, corner Baltimore and Hanover cts. ~
TtiNils brother, cor. Green and Franklin stycot !
Joseph 81 Stanshury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha n D.
Hihs, corner Market and Green-sts.: Georrc fl KcoI
NO. "25 baltimore street; N. N. Robinson. az Eo,,h
Gay street, H rorth
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Gm@riGon Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. Is, I84s.

GOVERNMENT OF New MEXICO. In an ar
ticlo published few days since, we approve,
the app continent, by General Koarney, ofoffi
GERS to enforce the laws and preserve order il
New Mexico, so long as the country should b.
occupied by our troops; but it seems, from the
following notice, that these appointments have
not been made in virtue Of his power as the
'conqueror OF the territory, and for temporary
purposes; but that he has organized territorial
government, by authority of the President of
the United States, claiming New Mexico to be
"a territory of tho United States" This is a
high-handed stretch of authority, which will
require TO be investigated by Congress; for, if
either the President or General Kearnoy can
thus annex territory to the country at their
will and pleasure, they can proceed step far
ther, and convert such territory into States
without consulting Congress. We are WILLING
to believe that General Kearney has m;sapprc-
hendcd the extent of the authority conferred
on him by tho President, because we cannot /
suppose that the latter would deliberately yio-
late tho constitution and his oath of Office
We presume that the forthcoming message of
the President will notice and explain this ae.
fair, as it is likely to create much sensation in
the Union.
Notice. Being duly authorized by the Pre-
sidcnt of the United States of American. 7
hereby make the following appointments for
the Government of New Mexico, Territory
OF the United States. The officers thus nm.
pointed will be obcyed and respected accord
ingIy.
Charles Bent, TO be Governor.
Donacano Vigil, to be Sec'y of Territory.
Richard Dlllam, to be Marshal. =
Francis ?. Blair, U. States District Attorney q
Charles Plummcr, to be- Treasurer !
Eagene Leitensdortcr, to be Aud. Pub. Ac,ts
Joab Houghton, Antonion Jose Otero. and a.,
charles BeauDien, to be Judges of the "Supo- j.
ior Court" 'P'- u
Given at Santa Fe, the capital of the Terri L
Dry OF New Mexico, this 22d day of Septem- .
en- lS46, and in the list year of the Indepen- u
ence ofthe United States. f''' d d
5. w. kEARNEY Brio Cen II G "
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a Il ~ "a Il IL q.
MOONS Dnaas
MARRIEn

. I'm mo 10th inst. by the Rev. y NJ. =.
more county. "NE' Doth OF BIZ
Z ~ rhUadeiPhia, 10Th inst by the Rev. yn ~
M M =. WooTTERs, of Queen Anne,s con-
~ w NNNH ANN iHoMAs, OF The former nlacn !
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NS souTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South-say to Norfolk Richmond Petersh,ro o' ,,,d
Chatleston s. Gas also to Lynchhurg, and Witt
sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
peasant comfortable, safest and cheapest TO nnv OH
- ''u'0' Soo advertisements -r.. je26.d
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WJ- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish N
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES. coiS
Gnarh and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons Gold Pencil
oa i Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak.
SaSnEIs; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
dlrte, athis Old Established Store Water-st. Cd dony
80 '' apps
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, ~ /. o K. M. Chiefs and REPRESENTATIVES, of
.nS SPeat Council Of Maryland, take notice, That
wan, corner Of Cay and Front streets, on THIS az
s 15n1 SLEEP, in the Sd seven Sun Of The Beaver
MOON III me grand sun, 56O7 Punc,uaI attendance
ls requested By order,
IT" Mariana -
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PHILADELPHIA. T,esds,y Eroni

-, ne news by The Great Western is looked unon az
nniay9fdhe, and has depressed the price Of Grr a.
Iat Gus. Der bbl Sales Of seya hundred bDIs
i ~ wanna brands at S5,37A The report The ar
iTa OF The Acadia al Boston, has bron. h dealers ~
" r nus eaIcs Of c0rnmGa at previous rates.
ne gram market is duit and depressed md fire
o f'iees wan frcede, but there have vet been
Pa"iot Telegraph RcporL W u" '""o''-
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= ' T '1I'EtI1 IFafihNET, NOV. I7h, 1876
Cattle. The supply of Reef Ca,,te ., ,,,. ,,o,,.
'i'Ie.uay leli on some what, and the demand hriu,
n'lsk prices advanced. There were 1000 hend off
900 SON T. the packers and 574 to the butchers ri
oS uhg'hs from So la to So per 100 lbs on Tie
an"i' equal 81 25a3525 MT A small lol of ry,,a
Y"",IV u,ousht -, but tn" average was about 50 so
s'9SS, sales Of Live Hogsat S4.l2a 4 25
a p1Out' Inc European news has unsettled The
ur market and depressed prices few bn"5 ,nG
nh,te's h9ward 81 brands sold to-day at IS 37l d.
o 7, oI ~ from Yesterday City Mills IS ofsred
az "a, 90 without finding buyers. o. eratons were
IlVl OF The Acadia az Boston " ''o "a
"T ,'h' Wheat is dun of sale al a decline ora 10
,,d ,, quote good to prime Md. reds al s5aI0sc.
laEc' WIN limited sales. We quote new ,vhiIe C,,rn
at 90 s2oe and yellow a $780, old white TO- and vel
low 69c' Oats 2Saa0c. Rye SIC. 80
"a ", iiskey' Wequole hhds ct 23c, and bbls. at
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BROOKS GREEK LESSONS. We have been politely
favored by The publishers, with EThe First Lessons
IN CREEK, "brins series of exercises analyebicaI
ana synthetcaI, in Greek Syntax, designed as an n
'foauctoh to Brooks Creek Grammar, but suited TO
any other grammar of the language. The autso,
is ~ u Brooks, A. NJ, Professor of the Latin and
greek languages, and Principal Of the Baltimore
hIgh school This is the second edition, and sever,
Typographical errors which appeared in The first are
corrected IN this. 1t can be had of Messrs Cushi,,
Il Brothers.
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The MUsEuM-Mrs Hunt. This cbarmipa sc,ros.
has made decided hit at the SaIoon-ber ne,f,,n,-
ances are ofthe most chaste and interesting cb,,,o
ter, and are received nightly by crowded audiences
""' Is, "h"ut exception, the most accomplished ar
.'S'e uha' mas appeared upon the Batn ore boards
iof eps time She performs tonight in two pieces
the comedy OF "someb0dy Else, and the iauVho-
Die farce of"The -Four Sisters " In the course of
the evening she sings several favorite sonp,. LET
there be another full house to. night.
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MUFFS! MUFFsn 1EUEESn,

~ me attention Of the Ladies is invited N @
Splendid ,Ii, assortment of FANCY FURs, comprisnS
oFeIy variety, when will be sold cheap for cash NJ
MOO TAYLoR'S, opposite Barnum's Hotel
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lhE ROMAN AhPHIrHEATRz. The reduction of
prices at this favorite place of resort acts like
chafm-the house for the last two evenings has been
crowded from Pit TO Dome. The riding Of the eeIe-
ora'eu equestrian, Mr. Levi j. North, is all that has
Oeeh Claimed for it, He is without rival. TIE
o'Hcf eh''rt'Inmenls have been greatly varied, and
no" prtents one of the greatest equestrian ieasts
ever oheFed in this city. The benefit of Master Her
hahuez mas been fixed for tomorrow night.
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yesterday, '' maj No's Vi
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PLr OK SILK PRINCES FOR CIOAKs. oome
~ OF the handsomest goods ever Imported into
this market, on hand and for sale by ''0
~ ri ]. ID. HAIG, 1893 Baltimore street.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORg sTorK po,pn

Tuesday, November II.
1000 Baltimore 6s, legO. ~,
$40 do 6's, 81 9sf
shares Western Bank IS4
" Bank Of Baltimore. 80
MARYLAND 6's closed to-day at 10 asked. II bid
nan"re IS iegO closed at Sa2 asket 5! bid Bal
nmorc ana Ohio Railroad shares Az ask,d dol hi1
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LEOPOLD De Meyers CONCERT. We call attep-
"'" u Tue Grand Musical Festival to be given this
eVt"ihg oy the great pianist, Leopold De Never, At
calvert Hail. Mr.. De Meyer will be assisted nv in.
seph Burke, the great American voIinis, and bv Mr.
WOOD The celebrated vocalist, Two magnificent
pianos rom the celebrated factories of schetr, Pbo-
aephIa, aud Erard, Paris, will be used on the occa
SON. ana one Of the best musical festivals ever given
IN This cry may be anticipated Seats should be So
cured e1rlY.
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Ell THE WELKIN RINGl Moro ,,or;
FMnS s news from The old established house Of
nfuI I'm ~ Nos 62 IS c. the grand and beau
ui tte capital Of $1,000 in yesterdays Iot'.ru
wn ,L Sola to gentleman from Lexington. Kv NO "
zen s'S two e, S ens Of 200 in whole sold to CHI
toners lfyou want prizes you mus 10 Gus.
take. ~ ''0 VIII DC no mis-
THIS DAY A BEAUTY.
c 9i0nU00 prize of 5000
and on oS =, ooo I" 5000
M: IlcketS only S5-shares in proaorton
had rs Is one OF the most splendid rchemes We b,ve
spIeaJd c5 yeSamore prizes Than blanks and two
n' IN ms scheme; the sure way to come pa p1I ,h
LT'S' ~ 10 purchase of Emory 4 Co. package
"il'p = WIZ nc cost but $40 for 25 tickets 'Ns''
dress The n'% PIG packages or single tickets, ad
ofiice t r o'G Established house of Emory Co., ID
'''ce rom ,i Market street, in Calvert. ' 81
Hhohf CO., u. ). Lottery Agcncv
T. MOI Dalvcr-st., ld Lottery Office
from Baltimore street.
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s. W. kEARNET, Brig. Gen. U. s. A.

s. w. hEARNEH, Brig. Gen. U. S. A.
ADDITIONAL TRoors. We have uniformly
INSISTED upon the proprety of calling additional
troops INTO service, the government contem.
plated more vigorous prosecution of the war
and we as invariably urged the impocv Of
se"u'"S 'he small army under Gen. TAYLOR
lat''ef INTO the enemy's country without rein
forcements. The expression of these opinio,.
was condemned by some of those obspon;or.
editors, who seek to recommend themseIvos =,
the foilng powers by censuring the free express
sion OF sentiment; but in this case thew have
sadly missed their aim, for government has
adopted the precise course which we recom-
menaed, and the sycophants who heretofore
condemned, will now have to applaudit. Con
Taylor is to remain at MoNterey, and the Union
OF monday announces that acquisitions have
been sent out from the War Department. call
ing INTO the service of the United States pino
additional regiments of volunteers TO serve DIN.
ring the war with Mexico, unless sooner die. t
charged" These troops are asked from the u
following States: E
one regiment oiinlantry from Massachusetts. h
one regiment OF infantry from State N York: v
one regiment OF infantry from PENNSYLVANIA: 0
Ohe regiment OF infantry from Virginia; "
one rec ment OF infantry from N. Carolina. q
ono regiment OF infantry from S. Carolina h
one regiment OF infantry from Louisiana; S
One regiment OF infantry from Mississippi: y,
O"e regiment OF mounted men from Texas pr
we DO not suppose that these troops are des. =
dned 10 reinforce Gen. Taylor-some of them Ct
may be sent to his aid, but most of them will f.,
probably be transported to Tampico, which ur
place will 10 doubt be taken by our naval nr- sa
ces' From thence they can move upon San go
Louis Po'os or Vera Cruz as circumstances On
may require. Before, however, these troops an
can DC raised and mustered into service, the Ter
Mexican Congress will be in sesson-ana # &c -
possible, and we trust, probable, that our of)sr o
negotiate VIII be accepted. We have no ees
on5ce"ce in the sincerity of Santa Anna y pal
'afHke declarations; the people of the country uo;
le no doubt strongly prejudiced against our 70
ofefhmeht, and Santa Anna has been cnn- &c
elled to go with the current, or seem 70 do CO ver
IC"s'i Dut we believe that he will seize the r., 4
ISL favorable moment to terminate the war in D 20
'nPilance with the understanding which we from
'heve he had with our government prior to imp
leaving Havana. We believe that he will bull
possible, fulfil his contract, not because of amu
desire to act in good faith, but because it ouct
~ be sorVceabe to his individual interest mort
ar government should not, however nIoco para
ieast reliance upon Santa Anna but be u a%
'pared to compel the enemy into peace meas @.
eS-honce we approve the call for more Lem
ups ana the apparent determination to the p
Irlke blow upon blow.n After each h,o, cupe
would tender the olive branch SO that we W. %es y;
y not strike the adversary after he is prepar ST., al
to cry "hold, enough" and il
I,I
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T. III n A III ALL,

FALL OF
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
IL the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. vi,
New fots and The 'irg.nan City Point from I.iysrpoo
SUBSCRIBER has received the his Fau
~ e snip hsfs away, from Liverpool daily rrpectrd At
oh ne VA receive the remainder Of nj
T'hshNare direct from ~ Manufacturer consisting OF new
SHAPES and PATTERNS. - 80"
regular packet. rom Boston, he receipt sup
lhes OF '7ss from the Manufacturers pr.pared IN or,
Es ana desirable sSorneR OF Eoods in line
Country Msrehan invited TO ,.m,,
t- ana prices az trong inducements offered tho.-
VINO BUY Tor cash abi To punetua customer
80 AlIfze assoEent Lamps Io,Iins ctasr. sto,.
Ware &c. On hand uIrcu . az ,,-r "'
No Nj
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY.
NetrGrA, NeIr Jerssu

-. ''IoIF We % HaIutn I.anc, NEW York.
Wholesale AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN ALL
hNDS OF INDIA RUBEN GOODS
'ohAJGAlED Shoes Cloth for AM 80 To
- Life Preervers Nachip- Randir Water proof ,Io,hsn
every Other article made fou Rubber Our ar ~ ~.
and ae impartial ANIMATION ana conn, ,or ~ 50
eNe te hrs' premium over al othrrs article. VIC max.
nave uncef-ote the seVe'et ard entire Estrfefop
We rnI' s~rvey invite Merchants all ohrr from t.- as
so-ih'rn azd south Western our esabhsn,
wer 'hy w. mad good -rd well assortment Of n,
Rubber Goods or LIBERAL and sat.,rtov 10 an
buyers Al orders prnr;iiy executed.
de IG-Cm UT-rCutSSoS
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1OL.IAN PIANOS

subscriber has Just received
~ - from TIM mandatory Of Nuans a Chm New,
N"o purchased the Patent GIT for ni.d ..
punf s'aehasetis for COEMANa AoLIaN AIraCB
s.- hs 'ano for another n h'--
n'en ~ invites the public ,.,
sN o. ~e Journals of tins county and of England
% n nuumenf has been Exhibited and espaeit. fully
NantAseA and ereensnes 81 this combination
ootfi'nes IN public that hi.
10 nbr OF extraordinary B-fore n. purrh,..
o. - Patent hgh the eF;fra -rsn,nao,. x.,. 80
ssuHs ITS mechanism gone into. IN.
results Of which fully sa pro2rs IN regard 70 IL.
tai his IN no manner abI- from
~ atmosphere and hat The -folian remain IN inn. A., -
rae IN amp oLiHArr They sa.f, IN. ., 80
es' Pefohs IA regard 10 these and a ss
s most ahsae DRY warIatr. gwen zach in.,ru
g. =. p. ~. TAYLOR
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sroPE
slrno.I
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NEW SILK HOUSE.
> .EsELO a co.
No. ], HIqarsr STREET Fglffror, Ma
importers aud Iobbcrs OF staple and Fancy
SILK GOODS,
i ESPECIFJLLl inform the Merchants Of
NHr"1 Mott and So CstoI NJ, that they have ...s
nhc h srs m The coy Of Kar5c flf tbs sr = Of con
Quoting Wh'esae huncss Silpc ami Fancy = - sp 81
s'' CAT % atsntou pAiucusfY our sto.k c,u. ne in
TaI Of ahcK.et ave az s,fi.uent OF
fain at- Fancy SRs Of the styes f,r d-.....
EYrfy Vaftiy OF Bk and nur RA sFk. al I'm.
I''h ani Fancy coid Fiorences Nd aartrtrrs.
bk Nbte ntd Cord ssha-. of qualities
seffsoi i1r most sFr-1vsd make vsr.ou4 vsrif..
N0urfirg and srrftd ilf'rfou.. go robes
ffrch GirEsam Misins
Ra'r rreFan Rtfexrs
harluf's rnl Ppiaccas. beau uI Fo5is
umhrr ani Print M1lsiu- IirIa ne aIuuips..
Sh'wa grrat vsf.efy sruic very reb
tanrg Hfks Cloves Ga. sfy NJ all ssrsts.
Sswtr ID ~. OIL go arf prices
IA " mo- ~ COD aut Whts C4t.s
H1' i'-,s, 90 nuuElrs
"s''ne u' an. Ii T. 90 On the rstsu ,ssofto,,f f 6,
o. ,"' mo "''ff k's'ous fysry nrard n thu market
Ln-rr tdr.rg e lj f1srt'urs A..
Inftfhar ftrsey tscrrriru OBJ. rr.,,. .....r. .-,
Johbinr Housr -" '''el ~ q Su'
Ihf g0i' m te s1d A. ysry su,,u advance a. ~ , A.
Niht ~ l' ft te evil so crE coup,i.sd of in d.. 80,
o. ad'ahas iri'g such that fr,l abe 90 carr - m IN.
auI al
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YoTIy
OWN STATE

VIE Frankin Manufacturing Company hav, on hand n, thai,
MILL near the Depot Of the Southern good
eht OF t'Ia superhne' lin. and folded and
hat cap papers ruled and PLAIN also printing euyro ma
Wrapping paFr Of various whoIrsa.
'hey invite pubic attention. assured quality and
usiI manufacture Will bear with the pr.e,,
" Nny Nohern Factory They prepared rs Tor
an! cesefpnon OF that ther customer. ma
require Merchants ani dealers requested 10 call at b Ps
MIL and - i. ~
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New and Rich styles OF Tea and Dinner
~

CsI opened China Han Of entirely new and rieh
- styles OF Tea and Dinner servees to which The f
Tie public snvte LkswiSe new pater. or Flown, R,s -
Due Dinner serveeand Whe Gants various sizes
PFiefs Call IA No - China Hall, Yves; Main str,.t
q ATvr
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FUN N Il W n IL Il "A Ms,
AhINs flBBYr LIN. P.cksts b~t--n ne bro,s "a
New or-aas ts-ir r-suiar r !. s.,s.,e~,
and ~th BE- eonps--d of ts- fofo~tnr,s---l-
n-iase bAChELok, csFt- His.s Hosros
Bne ORLRANs Cant W. s.rrr.
Brig Jo5EPIIsR C.at Ia. Ro.t..o.
ohe OF tb- above psss. r,rult, .v.ry
"om We can win eoah-bee TIE sbc,. y... %
IN public as thy buih enpr,sy yin nsnr,
NW NJ any Other ve-es. and and d.
Greer men Of long Por fssrht or uaa--
ns very superior Accommodation -tse,xs
passengers. apply " J. PIsIiER A soy n,
=. HAskINs 4 LIBBY.
All freight from IN. country til above vessel. viii be
and for~ass changing eAy the regular and
a. 30 J. p 4,
49, nal
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INFIRMARY OF THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TINHiS Institution founded IN 1885, successful
II the College hcs Spacious well arranged
wards different There
also for the mediation OF special
All requiring medical aid the
and hoie Aborng under diseases will be admitted
institution.
The charges for board medical attendance surgical
nursing msdiencs every necessary very moderate
being only dollars week eoiod aud I've dot
lars white
The Medical and wards under the
of the College for presented periods The Ply
Bugeon wards daily and of
the whole College Faculty called
tonai charge Ia the patient
Ths Inhfmay Comments especially persons
who may disposed of
Medical Surgical AID We respectfully
the ,ubjec; make inquiry and they will mi only
be consulted the institution but that
remedial aid
Many Of the difficult h,ve
performed in Inhmay, and the which
them confidence presenting Institution public
tee and asking inquiry . Z. MAUPIN,
de Pfesid NJ a. Ian
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-16

SAMUEL HssSAT. Secretary.
The subscriber o the Company prepared 10
receive applications for Life Insurance for periods
named, viz; Tor Tor he
exceeding $40 900 single life Tie for all
o the iEierisd
well as al oEeT Information
Insurance. will also apt cation The AIyan
tases offered by this Company believed equal
geroT TO those offered by oileT
Britain. n q GwATHNEY
Physician soeiety-the Family Physician OF the pa
whose late l. TO BE- insured oe Aft
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unless specified on the Manuscript previously agreed
tween the parties.
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number Of Insertions viii be continued until ordered and
ment enacted accordingly.
pT Regular Advcrtiscmcnt..-To avoid any misun-
dsrstandns the OF Annual Advertisers is but proper
state dsHs that their privileges only extend to their immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all other
them tn be an additional charge, and variation.
~ Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements be
inserted BY the but
such discounts az shall be agreed upon
20 Aueoneers, booksellers and yearly advertisers generally,
engaging with the privilege OF change, shall
not Their yearly week than the
agreed standing under the and I'll
exceeding such Le charged at the usual ra;es
ADvEErsENEsTs inserted semN-eky Wing IS
per square for each Continuance.
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