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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-27
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A

BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
xIyHEREAS, il has been represented TO the Execu-
w tive tina, GILES, slave, the property Of Bernard
peyton, did, the 9Th instant and III the county Of
u,nrco violently assault, with intent TO kill, Thomas
B. Goodman The manager OF The said Peyton, aud that
me said slave has escaped, and Is now AZ large: do
therefore hereby offer a reward OF hundred dollars
@ The arrest and delivery Of the said slave Giles into
n. All OF the county Of Henrico; and do
,eoare all officers civil and military, and request the
nsooIe of this Commonwealth generally, to use their
S,si e1erons procure the arrest of the said Giles,
,hat he may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand Us Governor, and under the
lesser seal ofthe Commonwealth, al Richmond,
,su) this twenty fourth day of April in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
sven and of the Commonwealth the seventy FIRST.
WM. SMITH.
Giles Is described as being about eighteen years Of
are very black, and unusually large and powerful
teeth very whie-no mark recollected-was dressed, ,
when escaped, in grey ksrsey He was raised about
PALMYRA. in Fluvanna, rnd Cartcr's Bridge, in Abe
marie, by the Reverend Walker Tlmberlake, from
whom he purchased by his present owner.
Aprl o7-rSW
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FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA

FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA.
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of THIS BANK, at their
i late annual meeting, having entertained propo-
stion 10 establish office of discount and deposit IN
III. town OF Alexandra, and the General Assembly
h.yne since passed act authorizing the Stockhod
rrs To rstahII. Office and 10 make up the capt.
mi thereof from Of the Bank of Potomac,
Committee of tie DrcC9Ts Of this Bank have visited
Alexandria To Examine into the condition OF the Bank
OF ,otomac, aud lie committee being satisfied, upon IN
vesticalnn that IT'S assets are fully equal 10 s capital
and that e1peGleht on the part oil lhs Bank, 10
establish SAID office, have reported 10 the Board, ana
tie Board crncufring therein have appointed tuesday,
the 18th May ns.a, for special meriing OF the Stock
holders II Ills Bank n the clearinghouse IN this city,
IN consider and decide whether establish said Office
and TO do Whatsoever may be necessary in the pre-
misr>.
The Stockholders OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
are therefore respectfully requested IN meet then
Banking house, n u O'clock on The said 2ih oil May
for the purpose above mentioned.
J. &. BLAIR, Cashier.
Z:
Form II n l'omcr 81 iioraey 10 rotc by Pro1y
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
- ofihe - iu herrb. appoint - 10 br -
substitute and r..Sy To-, and IN name and behalt
10 attend a special meeting Of Stockholders OF The
Farmers Bank az Virginia, n he held on the 25h day
OF Nav I8I7 and in - name and behalf, 10 vote on
any urcs,rns which may arise al said meeting, and o
the election Of any Directors then -nd there 10 be ap
pnin.ed.
In witness whereof, - haye hercuhto set -
hand and seal this - day Of -, IN the year
ls47
Sealed and delivered in presence Of tsEAL)
April 2l-Jtawi25rhMay
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7OE, SALE.

FUR SALE,
A very desirable residence about one iae
Ga North west Of the city. with f5nr ores OF
E.Eim Land attached. The i'osse ia well DUH ana
commo4ious, and wllhin ieW m'nntss
walk Of lbs Baptist College. For terms, which VIII oe
-'N"e RICHARD HILL, ia
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IN rHANCGay.-viroiSiA: In Gooeh!snd Comfy
l Court, 10Th March, lsi'
George r. HuIemau, guardian Of the seven infant
children Of Mrs. Emily H. Arm.,lrad, t.ceased, VIZ =
Georc,ana, Mary Elizabeth, Nancy M., Emily H., NO
hert James Wii,iam VI and Margaret NJ. hrmistrad,
" a.,ins, Plaintiff:
The sld infants, and Ca,rur " Armstead, and
other 49, ue'snuans.
The defendant, Caspar W. Arnlstead not having en-
tered hi, appearances and given security, according 10
Ne nct of Assembly and The rules Of this Court, and II
- M III This nwealtli, II s ordered that
,he sal. defendant DO appear here on The hd Monday
in Jane next, aud answer Inc plaintiffs b and that
co,v az his order e forthwith inserted in the Richmond
Enonier ne gsonper printed in the city Of Richnond
far Two months scressively, and posted at he ont
door OF The Court house Of this county.
March as-cwom MAR. ". MILLER, c. C. C.
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Dissolution

rI,HE Co.Parnrrship heretofore eIsting under the
] s,ye and firm Of FINS & TRAYI, K Is this day
dissolved ~ mutual consent. J. w. Fins in author
led to use the name Of The Arm 10 ciose the concern
Tue business j! be coni!nuct e! the place by
". Sims. " SIMS,
no. A. TRAYLOR.
Clover nm Summit, March LIST, lsi7. Ap l6-cf.
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= rcK,s OFFICE Wall s,reet-Drawn Nos. of
IL Grand CON solidated Lottery, Extra, Glass l6:
So Is 81 IS IL 81 AZ 8 56 So II S.
Ticket Nos. S 10 6l, prize OF $500, sold and paid
BY LoSh.
Dawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class IL:
% 50 81 IS 20 II 65 % Is 40 So 6a.
D,aun Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class %:
10 IA IS 10 ! 4o 80 81 81 A SO 63.
For this mornng-s25 Oc0, 6OOO 1000, 5000, lao,
10 Of 1000, &C. - Nos, 70 drawn. Wholes ST.
halves 4; quarters 2.
Also, $1,000 IS Nos, 10 drawn. Iickess " ao'
''' ''' '''" ' '''~ ~ LUCK's OFFICE.
For this evening-sl7 800, 5000. $500, l,7so, &c.
IS Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lotery-S4 900 Capital. April q
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volunteers Wanted! !


Richmond, April 25, ls47. I
RIO meet requiston Of the President Of the United
/ States. TWO additional Companies of Infantry Vo-
,rr,srs win be accepted during the war with
M,yieo. unless sooner discharged Each Company 10
eonss Of Captain, First Lieutenant, Second Lieu
t,pants Musicians and 80 Prvates-to rendezvous at
richmond No man will be received who Is In years
,,nrrnty over As or under 1907 who is not of phys
cal and vgor. II is desirable TO organize these
comuaules AS speedily as possible. When full Com
any cannot be raised in county district the organ
r,,iop would be greatly facility by the enrolmen, OF
u7ries OF p men EACH in different places TO be conso
da,ed Four of these parties will constitute Compa
nv and might each afford one commissioned, ono non
.nmmission.d officer, and 90 privates. All necessary
,d and instruction will be afforded application TO
,bls Northumberland beg to urge upon all who are
dOosed 10 unite in raising this additional force the Ut
n0'i r. y'c soTmand WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
Anrl 27-c3S, Adjutant General.
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}. Il. E.mck's lottery OMzce,

g.. Il. E.ssCk's lottery OsHsCe.
On Val Street, Opposite CITY Hotel.
THE following Grand Schemes FOR the month OF
L April are offered 10 nj. and LUCK having sold
more rixrs than any other vende he trusts his friends
ard all Others who deal In Lotteries. will give him
call To those in the country lie would say that, TO Sc
cure Capital they should in all cases send their orders
TO Z. o. LUCK, Richmond. Virginia.
10 1900 DOLLARS divided into five prizes Of 10000
DOLLARS each.
Susorshanna Lottery. class2a To ba drawn on We'd
nesday, April 2stn, 1917, AT baltimore.
Grand CAPITALS:
pr,zes of s2o.nCO 81 prizes nf $1,000
/ 5uGD 80 g 500
/ 1850 81 900
2.iaU &c &c.
Tickets sl0; halves S; quarters So. certificate of
whole, s3o shares in proportion
az have every day Lotteries from 81 Ia 500, and
when remittance is made TO me, large or small,
wiz a;va.s invest IN the ni1st popular Lotteries on
hand The drawings sent, when rcque sted. 10 all
who order an me- The cash for ail Capitals can !'e
had "a usual SIGHT. on al Letters enclnsine cash
or nrize tickets the postage nred net he naid. The
Tick, tho above Lotteries afe fcc-l"c, and all or
ders addressed To me will mec he most prompt and
confidential attention. Address Z. i. LUCK
t. Pc. son. o;ieIns by The pacsas- NAY deduct The
prize cf threc Tckr:..
i.r - u u. LitA' h'rhH''ho' w.
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" B--There Is now, On the hank Of Tie CaihaIinc
Furnace about 900 tons Of PIC IRON, Of The blast OF
1885, any portion OF which will be sold TO the rurcbs
chaser OF the Property who may desire TO commence
imme diatr opeintinus. March i6-dltGcldS
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ali this month Al &C; al the above for export Tho
sriet generally was quiet to-day In sntcpsilon Of the
Carnbriss news now due. The receipts were small.
v.rv ,ralng lot Of 500 bbls made from South
or, Wheat al Brooklyn, was offered at 81 so and Sc IS
bid Meal is quiet with sales 500 bbs at 81 75ds3 for
Western and ssta Jersey 10 held at 81 So Rye Flour
Ia not plenty. and is gu ted at 81 l2l 6425.
CRAIN-Tbere IL a fair inquiry for Wheat but geuer-
.lly the demands Of buyers above the market We
onIy hear OF sale of 300 sacks New Orleans red Corn
was 10 good demand aud the market buoysnt There s
an inquiry for the East and also for filing contracu
sale Of 900 bushels mixed little heated was made at
74c Sound mixed sold ~ 1915: almost h., yellow,
at mans; and round yellow At 20 eta part 10 arrive
next week The aggregate sales were 30cc0 bushels.
The above figures show advance Of about per
butbel Rye Ia Sales 400 bush at s. cts For ne
SIC WAS offered. In Barley there IL nothing doing.
There Ia none Offering Osts are 10 firm demand at -
a. Two csrgoes, 1850 bushels, sod at &C cts Peas
are 10 better demand a, 81 al l2t. Beans are DULL
WBIsKY-A sale Of / % bbls Ohio was was nsde At
pa cts Good bbls firm at % and disers have
advanced their views TO % cite, without sales
PROVlslONS-Porki 10 quie, at tl2 Is and Us % and
we hear Of nothing excepting small sales 20 the trade
Beef 10 dull We quote g 62i ds9 and Sl2 J0dtl3 for
Prime and Mes Lard remains frm but without much
doing Good bills are l0c with email sales. A sale Of
200 bbls was reported but the price did no, learn
Kegs are III cts for good. 'sle Of 300 bos Picked
Meats made at q fer Shoulders aud 7lc for Hams
Cheese and Butter come in 10 fair extent and the de-
mand good. Ohio and Western Butter Ia 6l2l for
common yellow 1906 for good Sales 800 kegs were
made Of Ohio and Pennsy lvauia at l2a c sale Of
20 200 lbs Cheese was made for export at Il cts.
SEEDS-Clover is quiet sesin at G! d7c,s. There IS
demand for Timothy aud we bear Of sales 6j bbs
at Sl5dtl6; leo bsgs at sl7 30 aud parcel Of prime
from Maine Ia bsgs, at so.
TALLOW-The market Is firm with moderate sup
plies Sales l0oOolbs At a9i cts for City Rendered
FRUIT-Bunch Raisins bringing 81 40 Ia lots.
Sales 10000 lbs Dried Apples In bags ct q cts per h.
NAVAL sTORES-The tendency of Spirits 10 still
upward and acc refused to day Small lols sold al
AZ cts Ia other Stores nothing doing.
BEEsWAX-ssles 5000 Toe Yellow at 2iic, cash.
RlsH-We note sales 200 boxes Herrings at 9Oc for
Scale zoe for No SOC for No g and Is for Msgdelens
LATH-The market Is steady at 81 GA per ~
LIME--The demand exceeds the supply and cargo
sales made oday at 60 eta.
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Amusfmehts.

DALMO's.-rUEsDAY.A asusi II, Is4r-v.r.v.u
II Engagement q he ksyel fsrsflr -fAsCHErTF-
Fsneheue. Mss May Taylor tho Grcsof-s BY Messrs
JOIN SETON and T. Plsede Amer vhcA PERFORMANCE,
Pss de- Deut Nspohlairs. by M,4. Leou sni Wei.
An inieFnssicn Of bali an hor ween TIE Orchestra will
perform On The diminished Promenade designed ard exc
cued BY X Burke E.c. To concude with The dramatic
PanlOam- Of VOL~AUysNr. or A Night Of Advengarrs
-NoLsu Vens BY Gabriel Rsvtl
Tickets so cents 10 al pN Of he establishment, he
Promenade ineDded Doors Al n. begin q o'ccck.
Nighs OF the Rsveis' performance, Monday, Tuesday,
Ihufsdsy and Fiitay. sul7
CASTLE &ARDRN.-Admissior q c.nia-The
- view u he hsrbor I'D Bay % New-York from the
rnades, 1nd The refreshing breeze enjoyed BY
me ssters render This The desirable plsee "
ment In TIE city TUESDAY EVENING. Ausrst ~
NE Entertainments VIII commence with the operrtfa e.
u,led Turning the Tsbles' Hum phrl~s Mr. Ho-
Isni Bumps MI Wsleor fatly. M.s Ci.rle Pas Do
Msteiot % Miles Jun add Flora Th. Bohemian Pona
OF - Tor prOueusie ard refresAnens
Tight Rope The whole Conclude " in he N
"Pecheur Nspoalr or, TIE Misecs Door op~n al "a.
commences Il O'Clock. All"
A MEXICAN NUsEUM-spesdid exhib,tioc. ana
hp-rormsncss his sernoon a. 81 and his evening" Al
oeioct-Open every day from o'cloch n The morning
I'LL 10 r. A-Wsx Figure representations ofih- Sc Arnn
Negro Slaves taken board The schr Amsad aef thry
Lady will appear IA variety Of sughsble and smusipg
Fsrces ore week more Of naiemoselie GERTRUDE;
Ma BERNARD, Ballad Vocalist late ron Lon.
don REAL CHINESE JUNK magnificent ssl-
loon Panoramic Painting ORPHAN FAMILY or
K.unebec Voca,ists: Santa Annss Wool Zen Leg; FErE
Dsnseuse; Living Chimpsnxee. or Orspg Oa'sng
Anatomical Venus to be Teen al ali hours extra charge
Of one shilling
Admission g cents; children under 10 years i2l cents
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General Notices.

~ Once More Again have we have 10 record an
other happy instance which happened In tbs family OF
venerable and respected MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL
10 neighboring State, where ore of our travellers wit
messed he fact that violent ofBURNING BY FIRE
YVES relieved IN FIVE MINUTES and CURED IN ONE
DAY by simply using THELLARs MAGIC BOTANl
CAL sALVE. Isboud be kept Ia every family for safe
ty's sake. II is positive cure for BILEs, PILES
sCALDs, SALT RHEUM, ERYslP ELIAS and all sKIN
DISEASES
Principal Ofice &c Ceder-sL up sIairI
AGENTS Gichrist. 400 Broome-st; Sweeney lo9 Wsst
Broad way; White, l1s Csnslst Van Beuren, % Beeek
Abro, As Hudson-st Dexter l22 Eighthav
Crown, e43 Broadway Brown 2's Bowery Roberts, 2l5
Grsnd-st Paper Hanging Store, $40 Grsnd-st corner Of
Clinton Elton I32 Division st Boot Store, 81 Csiharine
ST. Ellis 40 PearI-st
BRooKLys-Geeo, COZ Fulion-st Lambert, 1874 Fulton
a. Elliott, 48 Atsntc-st; Green, q Myrte-aveLue.
JERSEY CITY-ShepheTd, 40 Monteomery-st
WuLrsMsBURGH-Bgel,2 q soulh-Seventh fL
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DIED.

A, Newark. N. J. oa Sunday, the 18th inst. ABRAHAM
CROSS. Esq.
Nj friends and relatives Of the family invited to
,,e,d the funeral Tuesday the l7th, at TO- ~ from
~ late residence, No. 25 Mulberryst
On sunday evening, August Is, RALPH MCINTYRE
sssd 81 years
his liberal viii take place Tuesday sfternoon al
a'eloct at bis lste resi fence. No $50 Bowery. The
nsmSer OF Washington Lodge No 81. and the brethren
ofbe Masonic fraternity In good standing invited TO
s,sDd At their Lodge room Howard House. Tuesday
srpoon ., "a o'clock to pay the last tribute of respec,
a tbsIr departed brother
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Books.
THE oReAMIzATIoN OF LABOR

TAE OhG ANlLAI1ON VI GAbOa
Nd A>SOCIkTiON-By NAH srian-OurL TGars'aI-
"A ei by Francis George shas-pfice IS cent?
TIE above isA very popular book OF subject which 81
the preset tine IL Of the public Many
good minds have long been that the preset
gene cevOve The task OF solving The r.
ing vi.ei By socis revoiuoas The erb.e consequences
Of which sre inra'culable.
Th- irsd- supplied ~ = liberal discount
The Months, by VIM. II. c. Hosner-prt.e . Gems.
Monima the Beautiful French Girl tale Of thrilling
iLteres;-price % cents
knl ght OF Gwyure-price . cents
The Mad Of the Valley the Brothers Revenge tale
Of The Revolution price q cents
The Dowe.l-ss, or tbs Lot VIII by Madam Charles
Reybaud-price > cents
The Unfortunate Maid, the Adventures Of Bob Nor
berry the Irish ReporteF-price 25 cents.
Agents and others supplied Al publishers prices, ~
w IA. GRAHAM
sul6 2lis Tribune Budlngs, Eass,u-st
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PICTURE sTORY-BOoKS,


by GREAT AU rHORS sno great Painler,-D. AP'
DPLErON Co have just published Picture Story
Books by Great Authors and Great Painters, comprising
Life Of Pubchinell0, Lady Berthas Honey Broth, Besn
Flower and Pea Blossom. Genius 00odfellow and he
Wood Cutters Dog yos price % c's each.
II always affords Us especial Qualification 10 be able
to nIOduce interesting book TO our youthful readers
The series above quoted s trans sled from the French Of
several dstinguised authors We always read chdrens
books both for The pleasure ofhe perusa and that may
be recommend nothng which would be hurful TO
their morals aud vi,ishng TO their tastes. Add we nke
great pleasure In assuring anxious psEens ha ihsre 10
uo,hng in these charming little books which could faint
the purity 81 angel while hey incucats Lessons OF Tor
bearauce mode alton generosity. industry, sefdenal,
gratitude and charity which gfO~o-upchhdfen would DO
well lay heart; and all illustrated by such quaint,
charming pictures VI viii here are over hundred IN
each book.
They fall be populsr There Il Just enough
Of thu wild romance Of fairy TO please, without i'm
properly exciting The youthful imagination while their
tests made better ard their ases cultivated by the
incubation OF sound morals N good style"
auto 2ds Baltimore Patriot,
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NEW pupIIcaTrONy

I IrTELLs LIVING AGE. No. IN, filed with choice
Lselectiors from foreign msgsziref-l5l cts.
overs Personihed No 1, colored steel ergrsvirgs-
- ctt
Josephns. No 3 irusrsted-25 eta
The Knight OF Gwynne by Charles Lever, Illustrated
9
The Duke and the Cousin. by Mrs. Grey, author Of
Young Pumt Donna. Sc-25 eta
O'S1livM's Love. &c BY W. Carlon-25 cts
Tancred, or The New Crusade. by D'Irseli-25 cts
TIE MIXERS Daughter, by W. II Answorth-5O eta
Lluis XIV, No 4, by Mise Parioe illuslrned-50 cts
The Power OF the Soul ofthe Body by @. Moores6 cts
Lamartnes HiIory o. the Girond,ts-75 ca
Nsroeon and his Marshals, by Il. Hesdley-se&
Tales OF The spanish Seas b. n. w. Herbe't-2ocis
Ths Chess Pisyers HsudBook by II. Stanton Illus
ir.ed with numerous diagrams, 81 50
Fl en- Muuroe. or Life In London-Sl.
Russell, hy y r. James one OF his best WORRIES eta
The CricseteT's Manual, and Felix The Bat,
t1g-Pric- 81.
The Coune Of Monte Christie, By A. Duuss-sl.
I.abel Of Bavaria, by A. Dumss-5Octs.
The Minor Drama vol contains eighl splendid Como
d'rs ard Faces. with ergrav Bgs-sl.
Maps, Guide boots, Magazines. Weekly Newspapers Of
Boston, NewYork and Philadelphia
sul7 BERFORD CO. Aston House.
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THE MIsER's DAUGHTER

by WIN HARRISON AINsv ORTH-Aulhor OF Old
st. Panrs" &c 10 published this day. Price SO cents
1t forms beautiful volume Of 2is pages ard, apart from
the absorbing interest OF The story abonnds In graphic de-
lneaons OF Rsneash AID vsuxhal In their pslmy days,
when they the f,vohts resorts Of the gallsnis and
wit. OF the day.
Here is couple Of notices selected at random from
hundreds equally favorable;
TIE adm rers ofJsck Shepherd Old ST. Psurs ETC. have
bonne bouche 10 The book before which IL overflow
Ing with 1s such incidents novel readers deligh,
10. A story by Ainsworth is sure TO have readers"
Sunday Dispatch.
The publishing firm OF william Brothers have Issued
hne edition Of The "Mi'eIs Daughter, by W. II. Ains
WORTH Of the snhoTs best novels and endowed with
the fnes chsrscierstcs Of his WORKS"
aui7 itDaW' NOah's Times Messenger
WILLIAMS BROTHERS Publishers q Annst
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Schools.
DIUuUIB.
NIRCHANiCs,sO,IR TY sCHOOL.-rh. Pop

MECHANfCs'sOt IETY sCHOOL.-rhs pop
l'1uar lnsliiaon, si'used "a Broadway. vii %
opened Mondsy the S0th OF August Application for
tho admission OF pupils may be made Professor r. L.
Cooke. Principal Of The Male Department 10 Mise Mary
Y Bean, PTiucipsl Of the Young Lsties Department
10 any Of he following gentlemen. who compose the
School Committee.
Henry T. Ingalls,, Jas. Van Norde,, Auson BAKER.
Thomas c. Char James Morris, William " Brady,
dsvoyne J. 7. B. Msx~el, George Endicogt.
Lyman Cobb Francis P. schoals. JohnP Moore.
Linus W Stevens George Msther,
LYMAN CosB, Secretary ofsehool Committee.
Hew-Yors, July al, lS47. sul21i
DHYsIOGNOMY.-Dr J. w. REDFIELD will i'm
u part his discoveries In PHYsIOGNONY 10 those de-
sirous " learning and will give charts aud teinea
lions OF character according TO this science at his resi-
dsncs. 10 Psrs Place. For course Of " lessons TO
clsss Of ~ persons S. esch. For delineaon with
chart 81, and from TO dollars for written deneslou
Visitors received from 10 A. NJ. TO 6 p. NJ iySi I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

MATER CUHE.-Dr. TEALL, who started the first
w Hydropathic Institution N America receives invads
81 bis new esabshment Is Baighf-sL dour from ST
Johns PARK No patients desired except those who
wish cured snd will be received who are rot
willing to conform lhe Necessary regimen bis object
house business anl4 Iw-
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ARRIVED.

PAcket-ship Louis Philippe, CAstoff. from Hsvre July
10, and 9Th Lands End mdse. 10 Fox e. Livingston. {
days West Of Georges Banks with fog and Gains
Bark Louisa. Lake, from New Orleans Aug /, hemp,
&c. 10 II Alderman.
Bark (Ham) 9th De Mai. Henert 20 ds I'm Hamburg
mdse, 70 Schmidt Balchen-lO2 Storage passengers
9th inst ls IL 20 Ion 6 81 spoke ship Rogers from
Bath. Ne. for New Orleans days out
Brig Massachusetts, Burgess II days I'm 81 Johns, PR
sugar &c. to Maitland Phelps Co. Left sehrs Hester
Wslton for Philadelphia days; Emerald Snow. sailed
days previous for Boston via Turks Island Passenger
MIR Jose Marero
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u.,,v Bsr.-An Acquaintance Of OUTS in this
~ 4, quite Beefsneier, and has closely observed
"a studied ser hp for ''ssr ys On the sh
,sr% This hive l. rusde to conform TO the natural
s. ~ The naeci In It's Wild state % OF the usual
ssus. but elessd at i1 bottom WIN close nsoos no.
os al the dirt and chips Of comb made BY the
t. 10 IN, through and admiu suscien, air for ven
-. n 10 hung on butts and can be opened TO orn.n
~ x dead bees OF any other substances too iags 70
N. through the wire Near the top, directly owe. 700
ssv,ra u inch soger hole tor the passage o. we
sorkers" This aperture being at the fep o. 'se
.x.r has always cluster Of busy bees sooo' y a.
-, no miller can enter and a. there 10 no o'nsI
Al nxress our friend thinks that the hives i1.y
rom worms which ere the great enemy o. 'oe
Eo,hns larger than 20 through zoe VIC q,
nj hey are easy kept away BY ,dt Inc ss,,s..sS
his hive the most busy It's owner pas e'e ,ss sI
sss a. evidence Of this be finds the niso ~ whs, /.
5sy. teotliyds full Of eomb-neary oouu "a .,Il
ssa.l for so late swarm He has ;,u 20 JSpeses
sseeii""y Pe'S'' ''' ''' Norwich (ct) News.
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