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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-03
From the Mobile Register, Oct. % I

From letter before us, dated U. 8. Navy yard Oct
24th regret to learn that considerable sickness
nres to prevail at that place. and that new cases
daily occurring The q. s. frigate Potomac towed
the 23d her destination 90 usdron of
Vera Cruz The Falmouth to sail for Boston the
Doth The John Adams and the Princeton were engag-
ed in taking in stores and to sail down for Vera
Cruz.
[From the Norfolk Herald, Oct 81
A report is going the rounds stating that the shipof
helne Pennsylvania is fitting out for the Gulf Of Mex
co, and that Commodore Stewart is to command her
We only say that this noble ship remains at her
port she has done for the last two years. and that
enquiry have been assured that orders have
been received here to ft her out
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

"a Leonard street, West of Broadpay.
M3LLE PAULINE DESJARDINs, of the Academic
lv1 Royae Pans, respectfully informs the pubbc her
Al the u,ua Dances tsSgh viii be the new w;. MsFurLa,
temps composed for Mile Ceo, by Mons Perrot and the
and graceful waltz Redowa Schools and Families at
ga imsrh
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES'
lust received from Auction and offered 20 cent be-
- low Importers prices
300 Tambour tucked Dresses ........... ..N
$50 do very fine do ,.......-.-........"".2
200 Nespolitan Lace worked do ..........3
100 Riviere Embroidered ..-..."........"".".2
90 Needle worked, 1.-TWO rows)
do do three row.I 20 "a ne, drc..
price. "a an
few very splendid Lace D,s,.f' lo% 81;
A rich Assortment or real and imitation Lace CaPe:
Rshs. and Sleeves French needework Capes, Col
i,rs snh Handk &c nc unusually low
TEibh noD1NAo' 90 Do"e~~S'
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THE undersigned has issued circular dated 2end instant.
enclosing the form of subscription, required be
made by the first Of December next the completion Of
the Wabash and Erie Canal and effect the Act Of
ding the payp.st Of neres. the bonds Of State
The Circular has been forwarded such holders
furnished with their address and in order that all bond
holders have the opportunity of securing the
the law, by becoming the subscription
now given such boudholde have received the cir
cuar that il will be furnished forw arded
plicaton personally by mail Messrs Winslow
kns, No. SO Wall my Office, No. 20 Nassau
street. CHARLES BUTLER, No. 20 Nassau st.
Dated Oct 30, 1896 e3I aawawsr
NORWAY iKyN, for the msnufac.nre Of Guns, Pi.tols
IN and Swords also for Harpoons Wire and other
cles requiring strength and toughne For sale by
the manufacturers sole Agent, Z. L. HABICHT,
go stood .rh as West street.
NORWAY IRON, of the we'll known N and + stamps
~ h and square, soft and tough. For sale always
By e. L. HABCHT.
go Ct eoas RI I5 West street
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TWO HUNDRED AND EIGIITY-sEVEN Voi'o y
TIERS FROM BARBOUR COUNTY

TWO HUNDRED AND EIGIITY-SEVEN VoiuS-
TIERS FROM BARBOUR COUNTY.
ia tic Editors Of tie Enquirer:
Messrs. Editors: take pleasure through your
columns Of informing our Eastern brethren whal
We are doing back here in The Northwestern
part orrhe good Old Dominion Ior The defence oil
our common country. We went for the annex
alton of Texas, and now We are ready and VII
ling 10 fight for it, il required. Pursuant 10 me
orders oi The Governor, on Saturday, 2Ilh
june. the l69h Regiment, commanded by Col.
Overheld, convened Tor The purpose oil raising
volunteers for the Mexican war. The object oil
The meeting was explained by the Colonel, ailer
which, an opportunity being given, ana al 'he
tap of the drum, eighly-seven sailed iorlh 10 de-
fend their common country, OF as brave ana "a
ring mountain boys as ever graced an American
army, and who can bring Mexican every shol
two hundred yards. They elected Tor Their Cap
tain James Marian, man well calculated 10
do Justice and credllo his men.
Also on The same day, The 18Th Regiment pa
raded, commanded by Col. Sturrrs; and after
short but animatng and patriotic address from
The Colonel, volunteers were called lor, anu al
most al the first tap Of the drum Two hundred vo-
lunieers surrounded the standard OF their coun-
Try, Of as hale ana sturdy poy do esci louF>hoe
lealher"-whose hearts were burning with patti
otto zeal and ready 10 be offered up as sacrihoes
for their country; after which the Colonel divided
them into two companies, when they proceeded
TO the election ollhcir officers, and elected Chas.
S Hall, Esq, and VIM. Johnson as Captains OF
the Two companies-hoth Of whom are gentle
men of sterling worth, and their men having
The utmost confidence in their ability and, more
over, feel free and proud 70 say lha, they are
calculated 10 do honor 10 any country on The held
Of battle in all, from The county Of Barbour Two
hundred and eighty-seven young, hearty, hale
doing fellows. How many counties can beat IL
whose companies will be reported forthwith TO
the Governor? AN OLD MAN.
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To the Public.

A MAN. who called himself either SEEL or
II SEE, 10 the best of my recollection al this
lime. came 10 my house on Wednesday The 9Th OF
The present month, and wished 10 lodge with ME
all night, and be furnished with Horse and Bug
gy 10 20 10 the county Of Chesterfield (Courl-
house, 10 settle some business, and return on The
following day, or Friday at the longcs,-snce
which time nothing has been heard Of him. AS
he deceived me By giving me fictitious name, as
have every reason to believe; and having repre-
senled himself as being in the employ OF MIR. A.
Govan of Hanover, as oyerseer, which has turn
ed out 10 be false, forewarn all persons from ira
ding for The said Buggy or Horse.
The following is description OF the Man, 10
The best of my recollection. He is about the or.
binary size and height, auburn hair, few teeth
on, in front, dressed in Summer clothing; Black
Bombaznc Frock Coat, Pants OF the same
fashionable Leghorn Hat with wide black rib
bon band, with very high heel Boots, and red era.
vat; no other baggage, but fashionable PAIR OIL
Saddle Bags well filed. The Buggy and Har-
ness are fashionably made, and but little used
the cushions are covered with coarse white H.
men; the names and buggy brass mounted. The
horse is light sorrel, about seven years old
four white feet, with white forehead, gay II
harness, and very quick; long switch tail; move!
we'll under the saddle; PAGES slowly.
A suitable reward will be given for any intor
nation tina, may lead 10 recovery OF the sale
Horse and Buggy. Any communication or in
formation on the subject, will be thankfully re
cciyed by the subscriber directed 10 The Rich
mond Post Office.
july l4-lt HENRY NJ. WADE.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RlCHMON
ARRIVED
iIlgn WAFER this day. at 6i o'clock. P. NJ.

Schr. Courier, Couch, New York, sundries lo
Crenshaw, Brothers & Co., J. Dooly, P: D
Bernard, L. Ginler & Co, ii. s. Kent, Kent
Kendall & Atwaler, Lee & 1insley, Davenport
Allen s. Co., Dunlop Moncure & Co, Hubbard
Gardner u Carlton, S. J. Rutherford, T. Johnston
VIM. Booth, p. II. Starke, w. Taylor, Deane &
Brown G. d. Yale, 5. 4. Dove, VIM. Palmer
Nash & Woodhouse, ]. Souher & Co., 5. ID
Denoon, X. w. Allen, J. Z. Crane, J. Tnrpin
Habliston & Brother, Ii. Ludlam ( Co, A
King, Van Lew, Smlh & Co, Ii. w. Tyler
M. Baxter, Workman, McGruder & Co., A
Craig, Jos. Goode, Jas. G. Spots, Duval 4 Pm.
cell, r. R. Duval, @. A. Slrecker, Edmond & Da
yenport, Bernard Peylon, and 10 order
Schr. Leonora, Woolston, Philadelphia, sun
dries, to Webb, Bacon s. Co, }. X. Trlplelt, q
Hanes. Duyal & Purcell T. L. s. NJ Reazely
Euslace & Son, S. +. Dove, L. Lollier, B. Pey
ton, Williams & Haxa, Dunlop Moncure &
Co., Robt Early, Jos. Goode, ]. Leyy,J. Clenden.
ing, T. Sharp J. G. Blair, w. Wallace, Kessee
s. Sumner, Crenshaw, Bros. G. Co.
Schr. r. L. & NJ Stewart, Lozier, N. u. light.
Schr. Rochester, Bingham, N. York, salt.
Schr. Mary Jane Peck, Liscom, ~ York.
Schr Mary lizabeth, Elzey, Philadelphia.
Schr John e. Dcmarest, Smith, Fall River.
Schr Amity, Steeman, Philadelphia, coal, 10
Lancaster s. Co.
Schr Elizabeth.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore
SAILED
Schr John Simmons, Small, Sandwich.
Schr Eyelina, PrebIe, Boston.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
General Orders !,


Richmond, July 2. l-t
T'o correct irregularities, and prevent inrtba,
from this State, under the nquisiton II tl
the Governor desires particular reference in
TO the General Oider OF the 2ji May lss. ,,6 -
that each Company, b.fore proceeding 10 III.
it, officers, shall sign the enrolment h. Ill. Il
serenity sfrea men, MOI morc-aItrr waoh. ne ,,,,,,,
officers may be- made AMI certified a.oi. ,,I ''''
iu nrni, L. this Department. ' 'Ir ri
In regard I" uniform, the Governor. - II, f,,r,
in upon iiS being lmmcdia'rl 7, procured .. ~
advises every Company, Dus already provided = Y
ponr procuring Il until called MO actual
there viii be ini lime. II NUT, huw,yrr w.
vded, confirm 10 the pattern gwen III t!. t;.r..,,r
der Of the gid May last t'' -
The services Of five Companies III I,g-r., Ill.,,
accepted, 10 constitute, with five afead, o,,,,,
rii'e regiment, IN lieu Of one Of the infantry
oil The rr1nsiiIon-0rganizaiin III. same ~ ="
II IS requested that The organization II an rn
ms service may BE- promptly certified H. ih. H..
ment. By command ~ -, -'
July li-c4t WIN. II. RICHARDSOS, AIN a.,
~ Wing requested 10 copy. ''
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TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN OFF from the subscribers on tho l0th July four
IL Negro Men, viz WILLIAM DENNIS, about p
wears old feet 10 inches high black straight, and we'll
built very smart, and may attempt TO get OF BY the
way OF Fredericksburg and Washington. We will give
low feel inches high about 25 years old has been
living in this place. For his delivery here we will give
$50 DANDRIDGE is about feet 10 inches high, brown
skim about 25 years DID, good ookine has lived here
and in Petersburg. For bis delivery here will give
$50. MARSHALL is about 40 years old, black, stout
built, has been living about here. For his delivery Ia
u.s. we will give S25. MARSHALL is the property oil
r. H. Dickinson. COCHRAN JAMES.
Richmond, July l4-cf
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IN CHANgERY.--viRoIsIa:- I'm the Clerks Office
i Of Caroline County Count, 9th July, 1896:
Robert Wade, Plaintiff:
against
William :. Buckner, Thomas Woodfo.d Edward c.
Thornton, Executor Of John Thornton deceased, VIM.
n. Buckner, WIN. !. Dickinson and Aaron Thornley,,
Defendants.
his appearance and given security according 10 the act
of Assembly and the rules Of This Court and appear
ne by satisfactory evidence that be is not an nhabant
apoear here on the rs day Of September Court neat, Ia
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted In newspaper publish
ed In the city Of Richmond for two months
w. and posted At tho front door of the Court house
of this county. Ieste. .-<., -
Jniy l3-cw2m JOHN L.. C1k.
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NOTICE
REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

DERSUANT TO an 0rrrr Of Iiir Cuurt uf the United
] States, for The Eastern District OF Virginia, made
on the 18th Of November, ls4a, shall SELL IL public
auction, 10 The highest bidder, In front Of Dickinson
Brothers. Auction Store, IN The City OF Richmond, the
10th day Of July (the present month";, between 10 and
O'Clock, p. NJ George Wllliamson's interest IN a
small piece Of land the Cottage, IN Charles City
county, surrendered By him. under the 'ankrnp: Law
for The benefit Of his creditors, purchased by HIM o Ro
bert a. Walker and Eliza r. his wife, as appears by
deed, bearing date the BID day Of February. 1897, aud
recorded in Charles City County Clerks Gice the liti
of March 1887 and described in The said deed sixty
acres Of land devised by the will Of Henry Walker
The said Robert A. Walker aud his Two brothers.
TRIMS slLg For cash, unless the amount "i the
purchase shall he hundred dollars more; and then
il viii he for nne-third cash, onr-thrd al 81, months
and third twelve months. from the day Of sale.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
July lI-c2awtds General Assignee in Bankruptcy.
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DIED

Died, on Friday the lOih instant, al me War
renlon Springs, upon his return from Phiadel'
phia, whittier he had gone Tor medical advice
Col EDWARD AMBLER Of The county OF Kappa
hammock, the eldest son OF The tate Cot Johh Am.
bier, OF this city, The deceased was nnlseisa'iy
.rh;oh 10 resiL,d fle was al one time Dele
,,a,a rom The county of Henrico in The General
lasssmhly and was very much beloved.
- Civ papers requested 10 copy.
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r. The thanks OF the Southern Baptist Con
vsS1ion are hereby presented to the Petersburg
and snd' Weldon, the Raleigh and Castor, and The
Charleston and Hamburg Railroad Companies
tor The facilities kindly afforded the members o.
he Convention in attending its late meeting in
his city. By order OF Foreign Missionary Boart
Of Southern Baptist Convention.
JAS. 3. TAYLOR, Cor Sec.
Richmond, July H. 1916.
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TAVERN AND FARM, IN HANOVER,
EDQ GAL L

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circui, Superior Court 81
ID Law and Chancery for Hanover county, pronounced
in the Of Talley against Pollard, shall on MON
DAY the 18th Of August next offer for sale, al public
auction on the premises, the Tract OF Land conveyed.
by deed of record In Clerks Office Of the sal coun-
IT, from George w. TaIry TO me- for the benz. OF his
creditors.
This Farm lies in the county Of Hanover, two miles
from the old Church, Immediately on the road leading
TO Richmond, contains about one hundred acres, and
has on il an excellent dwelling, with six rooms and
massage and the necessary ont houses all new erected
hv Mr. Talley cost Of not less than TWO thousand
dollars.
The arabic land in good heart, and may, ii IL be-
Ieyed be improved with The mari which - upon u -
The wood land has il good TIMBER tor building
purposes. .u :, ;-, r. -.
much az sha be necessary defay thr expenses OF the
sale one third OF the remainder on the Isl day OF Janu
,rv nrrt. and the balance IN two equal instruments ot
Nix and twelve mons;ihe credit payments 10 be se.
cured by good personal security, and deed Of trust on
the premises -
same authority, shall sell, for cash, likely Negro
Girl, about "A years OF age.
The title the above property IL believed 10 BIZ I'M
questionable but selling Trustee, shall convey
10 such Title is vested in Trustee aforesaid
July li-ctds WIN. r. II. POLLARD.
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BALTIMORE, July ll-Cleared, ship Rhone,
Jos. Harvey, Jr., for Liverpool via James river
NORFOLK, July ll.-A:sved, schr. Martha
Ann, Pit, from Richmond. Schr Virginia,
Dunbar from ~ Carolina, bound to Richmond
Sailed, Ship Aurelius, Killy, for James River.
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cERMONs RECENTLY PUBLISHED
- Revival Sermons "A series OF Revival Ser.
mons; BY the Rev. Daniel Baker, formerly Pastor
Of Second Presbyterian Church, Washington
City, now OF Holly Springs, Mississippi; vol.
l2mo. Price 81.
Short Sermons on important subjects, by JON
ahan Edmondson, A. NJ; with an introduction, by
Rev. ]. P. Durbn D. D., late President OF Dickin-
son College. Carlisle, Pa; vol. 6vo. Price 81.
For sale BY NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fortes and
Music, l39 Main ST. July IA
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{ COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JULY IL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, JULY IL.
TOBACCO.-Ther is rather more animation
in the market, particularly for manuFg kinds
We continue former quotations. Lugs 81 ~
, so; common Leaf 50 so 3 so; midlins
"A S; good 10 fine 5 so a 9; extra manuiac'
turing : SO IS 90.
FLOUR-$3 IS 67..
WHEAT-None in market. No sales new
crop vel. -
CORN-Market dull. We quole al SIS a 60
cents per busheI.
OATS-From wagons and railroad Al As
cents rcr bushel, and from vessels 81 a 40 cts.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IA cents; Shorts 20
cents Brown Slutis 30 cents; Ship StnfIs SO cts.
ROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smilhfield and City
" Cured 81 CTS. for hog round Western Sides
5 81 & cts. Shoulders 3 l-2 l-2 cts. LARD
7 a cents.
FISH-Herrngs, S4s by The cargo and scarce;
Shad 81.
SALT-Sl so from the wharf
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g-r SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The al
lention Of capitalists is requested TO the sale this
afternoon Of some desirable property on Frank
lin street, near the Old Market. The rapid in
crease in The value Of real estate in that neigh
borhood particularly, renders investments there
quite profitable. See ADVERTISEMENT among The
auction sales in another column.
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aafr}of1oot1 aEaratttrRr.

II The large number Of new advertisements
crowding upon us Today, compels us TO lay osei
till tomorrow several articles which we expec'eo
10 publish this morning.
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~
BALTIMORE.
TIE most peasant mt cheapest Excnlsiop ers-
tsyed 10 He Peop1c ~ ilremia.
+ q The proprietor. y iHr S,r-l-
$500, 49, s;...,;,l MARY WASHINGTON, Noah g..
bank, Captain II sprcffuy a!v- 10, :,
that they have determined TO make an Excursion
Fredericksburg To Norfolk and Old Point lrat ng
drricksbnrc on SATURDAY MORNING the III
July, al O'Clock, touching AT all thu Landings ~ +
RIVER III her usual .loui and thence Ia Mr. III at
Point, where she VIII early on SUNDAY II or,.,
The Mary Washington will then proceed OH her nc.
trip 10 Baltimore.
Returning, she VIII call n Norfolk the rBsn,nc .r,
day morning. the i0th, witir she An roman az.
O'Clock, I NJ, and from thence proceed h NJ ~
hammock River aud o. fredericksburg pl..if, r, X
River on Friday, instead of Thursday Y
TINS Trip offers Inducements seldom mtiNr1 n.
Sea Bathing Al odd Point. the foriift,;ia,- 4, 4.
Point, and the RIP Rap-, the Navy lfi, n i ..-
United States Vessels NJ the Naval AaraoTa.f ,l.
CANT and spacious accommodations !: M s,aY, H. .
lnson, her large aud airy State Room, ani IN, -
ing Apartments, all combine 10 render NJ, :rt .s
bic. The CELEBRATED INDEPENDENT Rtfr
BAND. Of BALTIMORE. ~ long and ,ayofaal. ...,.
one Of the FIRST military bands " the co4..., !
accompany the hoai
or Passage and Fare for the round ifig -
state Rooms and Berth. may br srsul-i u a., NJ. .
also, Passage Tickets, on application T. ,hc ti,,.
the Boat
The number Of Tickets * III b- liini,ed ant en.,
and patrons may rely upon every thing beng cor y.
able and pleasant on board.
:. N. SHOEMAKER, Agent. gslt,rs,.
July l3-cat
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IN cnAScERY-vr.e,s,A Ats supt,

TN CHASCERY-VIRGISiA AT s Superb teH.
1 Chancery for The Richmond Circuit, he'd = rs -
piio In the City Of Richmond, June 90 l,4t
Edmund Christian, iat'"
against <r,
Thomas 5. Dicken, Committee Administrator y 4,
els Nelson, deceased, and Committee Adminsiiw :.
bons non Of Francis 4. Stubbs deceased, sui 49,
S. Baxter, Attorney General vi Ike Conn, n'.4,"
Virginia, hci'i'-s'..,
The plaintiff this day filed his bI, and ~ 's.', II.
ants their answers To the same, 70 which d'N'l :
plaintiff replied generally: and, ihcrenion ~ ,..
being dockeled by consent of the psriir-, sts =
const mt coming 10 be heard upon Tie b 4 t1
and repca,ions aforesaid. upon an eAlhtlt LIZ
The bill, and upon the affidavit Of j. VI. LouiNs,
behalf Of The plaintiff, and being arsned =! ~
on consideration thereof, and on The mutton II
plaintiff By counsel, and with the consent y - liz
PENDANTS by their counsel, the Court doth ofoe' ~,
heirs of Francis Nelson, deceased, on tnr vil' n
mother, Amy Still, deceased, fnny such ,heie vs.
il not then that The heirs Of said Amy s'ii'
on the part al their mother, or mothers, a. -. r +.
may be, do or before the first day OF the nei h.
this Court hle their petitions praying TO % M
PENDANTS III this cause and exhibit WIN taa pe'
the evidence Of such hership and That cop! Nj.
order be forthwith inserted 10 some ne~spaP. ~,
lished in the City Of Richmond for eight weeks IL
svely, and posted al the trout door OF Inc e''''
said city. a Copy. ies,e' noprprs n [.
| July is-e2awsw P. ROBERTS, = =
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yYpI.EAsURE EXCURSION.-Theleader
will NOT fail 10 look at The advertisement IN anu
Their column for pleasure trip in The new steam
er "Mary Washington"
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RANGE or THERMOMETERS.
IL, pn.dL,L G. 10 !. R.nE,L1o IJI 1nIl

gJ HANOVER COURT-Recent circum-
stances render me unable TO attend The special
term OF Hanover Court, appointed for Monday
next, the 20lh inst JOHN B. CLOPTON.
july Ia
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nLANK BOOKS.-J. w. RANDoLrpl.,-
. CO. would remind all those in want u o.. -.
Books, that they manufacture that ai'ics ,,d,.
extensively Of the best materials and on ma -
rate terms. All work warranted 10 CIV, Il" i,
ton.
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I'D. Rice, the original "Jim Grow" and sue
cessful delinea,or of negro character, has been
deprived of speech and the us. OF his LIMBS by
stroke Of paralysis.
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Good washing may be rad al from 10 10 dollars .
the session.
MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT..

In the Medical Department, the session IL Of tue 'a
length as the Academic session--nine mon'h VII
enables the students 10 complete curriculum I" -tai
extensive as that Of any other Medicnl Institutions
the Union. by attending only two lectures day ~
have, moreover, the advantage Of daily rigid eSamn
tons the subjects discussed the lily lecinIt-
The expenses OF the Medical students Hie Ne ~
those Of other students, 18th the addition y y
sectiDg fee OF S. WIN. :. kENfER,
Proctor and Patron OF the University oi bEe.nil
July i-cwtlstO Oct
GT Wing requested TO copy.
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NEW YORK MARKET, July II, Euenng.
Very prime white Wheat is worth Csc, and
good red SO 65c. Western Corn 10 AZ cents
GAS 35c Whiskey in bbls sold al l9' }, and
drudge 10 cents
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rOLD LEAF-A supply Of Gold Leaf. The
" quality ofwhich, has been tested for sale by
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists,
July IA li1 Main 81.
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POTayICO MEDICAL INFIRMARY

mrs KENWORTHY < PRICE, BASs STTrE1,
~ Pers5urg Prgino, are prepared TO treat all per
son. afflicted with Chronic, and supposed incurabe
forms Of disease.
Persons from distance be accommodated with
Board 81 81 per week. Medical charges moderate.
Persons desiring further information will please
municaie, post paid, with Drs kenworthy & Price.
4. J. kENWORTHY, NJ. ID.
H. 81. PRICE, NJ. d..
Petersburg July IA, le46-cw4m
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r INSEED OIL.-Pure mountain Linseed
IL Oil, for sale by
DUVAL s. PURCELL. Druggists.
July II lat Main Street.