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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
LlNCIlBURG MARK EFT.
I ufeeiedIor The teech ending t1idag. Spt, J.. lst7.
u, MeDanicl n Lee.

- - III ~ I've.
GroetIS and Commission merchants.
1tboecc-i uss-eomuon 81 % Il 81 70. Good Il
- 10 s. 5o;Leat-counnon 81 10 Si,good 81 h. g. 80:
meshirpins s. 81 u s.; Mmulaetmlus-goo Il On
10 s. oa; fine 81 o0 10 l. 90 stens common 81 IN
81 II.
fet"-Sales during The week s. to s. %.
y hcdi-Red s. cents White ~ cents.
F'orisi 'ns-nseon. sales si 10 s. cents. as general
sales, with some sale ol pimo, arss to 9cenls. Bsel,
y 10 80 ecnis. Corn Mead, 90 ernls.
ta0ial,o rn = to 80 celtsi Uats-eloanen . To 80
cents.
SR-Scafee; sales s. 81
iiemP-No sales We hear orabovo 1 cents. 1t is in
demand, and We observe considerable advance in other
markets.
Hhtsbeg-30 10 81 cents PER gallon.
Hoot-temm1n % cts good To ino - to ~ els.
Tool sRo1s-from wagons 80! eonts rom slue
81
Cotton ~r@ns-sales loecnts average number.
ftdiolr-No sales.
brandy Apple. 40 ecols PER gallouj Peach oons Of
,eriog.
Lalsce3 Oh sales a, eei cents article dull.
liza Afoa- Se5lo &e9 topper Ton.
Bu5ia-A very light sleck and prime Butter much
wanted.
Lari=Sdes ate cents.
GeUehy Lu,es-1,w IL to l. onts tlps It
eeuts.
ftuli2s-s3l5s ut = cts. with some nalo demand.
fsesgoT-sdes % couis. Wo quote lis value :.
calas.
flar sod NJ sales during The v,ck.
Gins5ae-O Occasional sales 80 cents,
Sugars New Orleans s 10 9 cents; Porto Rico Q to
ioepi,, Glaeaiud - cents. Loaf II tol5 cents.
tsfu-Kias ~ iogt cents; iaguim 10 10 Java l.
., u Macua -.
Asi@ses West ludia s. 10 40 els per gallon n
o. T. ID csuls.
I9ais9- Lump. s. 90 per tom Groond-Ioose $50
AID in barrels 1000 per ton.
1p $500 rer1bl.
F5A-lIcniogs, No. +, $50 10 500 Maekorol
No. ), s., No. 2.&l0.
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FmILAnELPHIt august 30, ?. NJ.
The market as Tar rs prices are concerned remains about
the same As last week, the only effect the foreign news
seems 10 have hid is 10 create a greater desire In holders
# / iaur to realize, but not sufficient 10 cause a great de
preston in the article, | therefore quote Flour inactive.
at J aS5,S1l- -
Wheat. a bot Of Southern was taken at l25 cts, credit;
white is held at l3j cents. Corn Moll, a sale of Peana
was made at $}.l2 =. Corn iuactiyeat last rates.
Groceries aud Provisions continue without movement.
Cotton j, in less detnnd, prices unchanged. Whishcy
conllnues to command TT small lots y { nts.
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OBITUARY

Died-On the night Of the Nth ult, at the residence
fher father, jonathan johnson. ELIzABETI b j. iAR
GRAVE, wife Of Lemucl hargraye. of jefferson county.
near Nj. Pleasant. Sife was an exemplary member #
the religious society Of Friends. in which She was born
and educaled-and in her ll,, rs in her death she failed
not 10 manifest The Christian virtues d. love. taih, hope
her-ail who loved her feel ihelr bereavement in her
death, as Il chaslH III Their affections which canaol te
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
ARREST OF WIN. b. ANERETT.

Information has reached tow which leaves no doubt
o''he arrest of VIM. b. Averett, late Teller of the
branch Bank of Virginia in this place.
me particulars Of his arrest, as we learn. are these
az arrived In the stage at Beans Station, Tennessee.
'"u on %allghting, was recognised and addressed as Ave
,e"' oy a young man, formerly a resident of y%uchburg,
" private interview took place between them. and the
,'O"S man 'hendeclared that the passenger was not WIN.
" AVerett. the late Teller, but his cousin Of The same
AM Before the stage departed, however, the lndiHid-
vat VIVA had recognized him was observed TO have in his
possession a hundred dollar note. This led to suspicion,
anu ASeiett was arrested. His clothing was examined
A' 10 name. or initials, discovered on any article. eX-
nF q par OF socks, on which were the letters W. /. A.
ne applied tor a Habeas Corpus, and the result of the in
'''ea'iun uilderit vas not known al the dale of the let
W. lhis Information was communicated to the Presi-
..N' u The Bank here, by Mr.. Cooke the member of Con
e"N'" That District. We understand a confidential a
nessee.
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la private letter to the Senior Editor, a friend, in the

Ina private letter to The Senior Editor, a friend, in the
Southwest. writes as follows:
! should like extremely, and shall try, to be in Lynch
burg ontle 22nd. but much fear the necessity of leav-
ing home on a very long journey in the Fall. may present
insupcrablr obstacles 10 my being there. Next to the in
ierestI feel in the purity Of the Government and in the
preservation Of the Unio1, $50 greatly threatened by lust
Of power on the one hand, and a spurious philanthropy ON
the other. there Is nothing 50 near my heart as the resus-
citation otthe Old Dominion. In the present state of he
world. the renovatiug power is to be found, and found on
", in the agency of steam. But that agency must. TN
doubtedly. be employed Ho,r or lis saving virtue may be
lost TO us; aud along our lines Of greatest 'raic, or lis
greatest efficacy cannot be secured. And where is there
hope Of 4 trade 10 renoyate a Stale. if it be moi the trade
of the mighty West? And what line 10 reach it can com
pare for a moment with that valley, which, commencing
al the sea, meanders along almost through The centre OF
our STATE till it touches. $50 to speak 1t the Allegheny
the valley Of the k~anawha, leading by easy gradaIlons
directly to the Ohio}
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

The 5HoriHR notice tcas irritieh by Res. Lutler Lee.E-
dfef u The Ists IfesisJ jan. EreTy body hnotes him
u. Sa1'fdas eeett 1oAfeo PhLs-We were presented
with a boz ofihcsa pits a SHIRT tifae since. and have had os
ttaian Ia u.e two purloas 81 tien5, a thing we do not have &C
ra'lan 10 do opce a yosri They operated well, ard we bs-
le,s p~placeda good result. They are purely vegetable. and
are 50 coated with pnGe white augar, that there is no unpIs.-
mt aste IN talinz them. We are a very Ioor customer /,
iuelieine dealers, rs we generally ,njof etceiieit health. have
inF sui rcd unre from sickness Tor thn last two veeLs H..
We have TO Years before yet We must say these pill, ar.
highly recommended, apdwelieye them 10 BIZ a goof.
For sale in .ynehbnrg, by
JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
Sept 2-Gm Agent Tor the prov,ist..
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday morning, the both ult.. by the
Rev. james MeEimy, air. LEwis BeuGH. of iincasle,
Ia Miss ANN q, daughter oi Or. NJ. pendleloa Of Blu
chanan, Va.
-, On Tuesday, AUG. lo,h, at The Shade by
the Rev. Nm Friend, pnUtP ~. GEo. AMBsEG, E.q..
To ELIZABETH, only daughter VI Chas. Green, Esq, u
Rappahaunoch county.
-. on thursday the 9h INST. by the Rev. John
Davis, Mr.. JoHN +. MlrcHELL, TO Miss FeAacEs l..
daughter Of Mr.. I4upley NJ tchell, oi Amhersi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
THE BAPTIST GUARDIAN.

We have received The first number ola new religions
paper under TIL stitle, published in Rlchtnond, and edited
BY the Rev. j. l.. Reynolds. 1t is very handsome in
appearance, and bids fair To be a useful paper. The Ed
ilor avo"s his intention 10 make the Guardian 'lenom-
national but not seclariln." 1T Is published semi month
", at one dollar per annum.
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GILES \

The special election in these siamese counties, to sup
ply the vacancy occasoned by the death Of the Wing
Delegate elect. Mr.. Neal, resulted in the choice of Mr..
Allen, Democrat, by a majority Of l94, over his Wing
competitor, Mr.. Smith.
This result gives the Democrats a majority Of two
upon juint vote.
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PHILADELPIIlA MARKETS.-Sept. /

FIour-penusylya aia brands are held at s. rs per Dbl
Whoa Sales Of white and red at previous rates.
viz. l. dc. fl tie tonmer. aud lGealll cents for the
latier. There II no change in The Grain market, which
is quite dql.
Provisions are without change.
Sugar-Salesof New Orleans at sc. per ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

The trial Of the fersons conserncd in the late
abolition not. IN CARLISLE, Pa, which resulted in the
death of Mr. Kennedy, Of llagcrstowu, has resulted in
the %acqn'ttal OF Pr tessor Mctlntock OF participation
therein, eud ol he conviction Of Twelve cut of the twenty
negroes charged.
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NEW MARNErS.-scpt.

Flout-Moderaie sales al previous rates-rnarkct
heavy.
Con-Sales Of mixed at II cts. per bus.-a'es f20,
600 bushels frl1.e yellow at Is cts mar ket heavy.
Wheat-aaleso OF prime WIuneat l2ll27 cts-narke
quiet.
Whiskry-Sales in bbls at D 29s cts per gallon.
Collon-1be market is quiet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

u The Commercial Circular of a New Orleans
House.. J. NJ. Tactic be found on first paso.
furnishes interesting statistics with respect 10 the great
staples Of Cotton aud Tobacco.
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EnYsngston.
gENI1IS Institution will be reopencd on the first \

,FENnIS Institution viii be %reopencd on tn first Mon
Il dat Of September, under the care Of lis iofiIcf
Principal. the Rev. Il. NJ. WALES.
Eeaf, efllri has bern made L. lace This School upon
a permanent basis. aud 10 elevate the chataet r Of its ia
slrlctiens. In oulcr 10 eiirct this an able eofps If assist
anls has been employed. Whist the Rhale School VIII
be under the particular care and pennteo5cnce of The
Principal, Ar will be assisted IN the several departments
by the 'llnn NJ ~iudieiuus Teachers.
The Fcnale department will he placed unler the I'M
mediate care Of Miss Rogers. wla eomes highly recon.
nendel Iaf her eli .tency, aud WIN has had muel, rA
rtflcnee III teaching.
The SISTER of the Principal will give instructions in
French. l%lawiap. and Painting.
Nh. Carson. a graduate Of The \ Virginia destitute for
The hllnd, a competent instructor, viii preside over The
Musical department.
| Is hoped hat the Institution. being thus organized,
Will meet with tho cordial support OF all WIN arr inter
esied in sustaining a Seminary of character in tins region
oleounlfy. One of It's peculiar advantages IS, that pa
rents can here send thctr children etball SEXES without
separation 10 the s1me Sehnul. hat whilst II * thus O.
pencd for pupils ot 10Th SEXES. tho Allle aud Female de
paltuents are kep, entirely distinct. m ae the pupils
ri the one permitted 10 enter TN rooms af the other. As
II appeals Il tho adj intng elumI,a principally tn 1ts sup
port. Il Is unnecessary 10 speak ot the ad,aotagesui It's
l1aalien. US they are Vol huann.
The following are thc terms 81 Tuition for session Of
Q months. as established by tho board oil trustees.
Reading, Nriog aud Arithmetic. 81 50
Same With eramaaf y Biography, 10 90
Mathematics, IL 90
languages. H. nU
hlu8ir Wnh use of Piano, 80
without use, - 81
Drawing and Painting, > 90
Needle Work. 8 90
Board can beoboincd IN highly respectable families
In s. pei month.
Pupils may be cutfr At any time dlrjnq the session,
fees commencing from the late OF entrance.
REFERENCES
Col Clas. Prrov, Cd. WI Lowing.
X ahWt W h1rheaI Ed. tnl. jas. iGilsrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

Having learned that Mr. I'll kirkpatrick is about
10 open "A Classical ScIIpol Ia lynchburg, take pleas
an III expressing the very high opinion which enter
lain d his ehaldcior and qualifications Ills correct prin-
ctplcs, his honorable feelings and his industrious habits,
together with his classical altainmenls, cnlitle him 10
patronage aud eunido ia IN his eflrts II give nat rue
lion IN the ordinary branei rs Of classical Schools and in
the lower elasses ii College.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

Y07H1HIg, August u, TsTf,
Mr. ThamasJ Kirkpatrick, wlu, as he infirns me,
is about opening a seIool Ia H. %oca5ug. was during thu,
past SESSION a stldeol u " %ashiugton College. in which,
he distinguished h~iiiscltby Diligence aud proficiency in
his stables, embracing the Ancient Languages. Maiho-
m,Iics, Rhetoric. and by his honorable and exemplary de-
pertinent. have no doubt llal he viii do well wl,aicv-
r he undertakes asa 1eacllef.
GEo. r.. DABNEi, Prof. of Latin in w. G.,
Aug. 30
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lNCORPORAiION OF RELIGIOUS AND BE
NEEOTFNT SOCIETIES

.Nessls Editors. Please publish the following arj.
Gle. which cut mt Il the Richmond Wing. II will on
~ be necessary Ion the people 10 kaor what the NJ MS
tens whiting III The papers are wishing Tor, 10 meet then
dlsaPlroaalioo. We call upon the people To be ready
to crush The hydra headed munster ere Ii lasleus Itself
upon your vitals. II took your toreialIeIs, with all the
ability Jlleir lea .ers, Jefferson and Henry passessId /,
put the same down, and let it get once more fastened
upon You, never, never, will you be able 10 repeal IT,.
Il kriraA nfLaLc Keii-iun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

W. neafney has returned to St, Louis. He reach
y, 'eavehworth in % days from CalitIrnia. 1t.
". , 'e''on', who has come home under arrest, arrived
'' "ef IMAM Tie General. Com. BidJle was il,
0On'nand Of The Squadron.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA;
Ia Court, held for Bedford ccunty, at the Count House,
"A the I'D day nf August, lsi7
James NJ. Williams, Plaintiffs,
against
Jacob l1oardofl aud petpt peatdod, Defendant,
IN tnAhCEHY.
The Defendant, lncIb nJafdons not having entered hisap-
pcaransp add giyrn Sc county a%seaut4n- Ia the act Of Assembly
aud the aloso II This Com. and 1t app-auns To the satisfaction
81 he CONT that he Il nol AZ iulla},#alit otthis Commonwealth.
1t IS ordered Thai The sltl Defendant do appear here on the
fourth MONDAY IA November urHt, anl answer the hill ol the
Plaintiff aud that aclpy 8T this ufaar b. forthwith inserted
IN samo nra. plpcr Published ia the town of L%,nshbutg, iaf
two month"; slerc'stscly, ard posted at The mont door Of the
tOurt House 81 tins county.
\ Copy3Tcstc,
Sept. G=W2m join Il. STEpTOE, Crk.
WlIcn iastuu ioi scNtIiI bun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

he hey. j.. WlIllams. late Of Portsmouth. Va,
has been called 10 the Baptist Church IN thus place, and
has assumed the duties of It's Pastor.
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SITI.i9TO.N

fbhlE ~suhscsihrr uisbes to gtt a situation as Cleik in soma
4 extensive by t'apda Stae OF tIoeer. lis a4tal ideations
shah b. made Ano@nby the tHt fefcrenees. lie will only
t.rtaife moderate aalafy, His Post office Is Mount noeb,
Nelson county.
set Elm i. M TDMpkINS.
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SlIE- OF SI.lIS.

! pursuance OF a decree af The Superior Court of Am
q hersl. Pronounced III Tho Gus, OF Bourne apalns,
I Fletcher ami olbers, therein depending. The undersigned
I "mnli seleis, appointed by hat decree. will. IN thu
sIst day oi September. 1877 at the house of Mrs. Sally
Taylor, orar lyoehburg, of,f Tor sale, 10 The highest
bidder.
Is on 10 SL,ftES.
consisting u mru, women, boys aud girls. They are
regarded a. bsing Liz " and ynlouble.
oao ol HE SltYra will be- I'D Tor cash, to raise a snf.
llrleni sum u pa} the eu3ta of suit and the expenses Of
sale The u'hers will bes Id On 4 credit Of l20 days. thu
purchasers giving negotiable notes. satisfactorily on-
dorssd.
JAMES GARLAND.
SAAGEi. NJ. GARLAND,
join THOMPSON. JR..
SEPT CHS Commis.onars.
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& II CILIPLL4I9S SCNOOL
g Aaa1oAN. aoN0aM NoR BOYS.

O. ASs1oAI. sCH0SE. raR BoYs.
: VIE Subscriber Iuietris opening a Classical School
u IN it}nehhura. on The LIST ot September. All tho
~it'oehrs Of mn English Education will he taught. To-.
Ipf'her with The Mathematics. diork and Latin, neeessa-
> n prepare a yaulr i7r Tie 3fd, OF junior, year a, col
lge.
Plranis or Notwithstanding youth 10 his care, may
rest sssufed that M menus will DO left unemployed l. 50,
eur tbotr Advancement.
Ierns-Sl5 per session Of dyc months. payable ono
hall IN advance.
THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK.
LFFERENCE.-Faculy of Washington College.
i%tNingt5ai Wm. :. Reid, Jr, +. b. Dcauo aud George
Ia lhs .iynchhurg.
July l5-WIlS
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ksywRhs for safe us 3hts 0Mce.
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rest Of
SIN,
Irclinser
, The un
ii until
elivcrt,l
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of Miss
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-06

(Sfos ~ The Odd Esiioscs Hall, 18th syesf,)
IMPORTER and dealer in china, glass, and quesnswaro
has received within the last few weeks by the ships
LOUISE Milo Wakona, and Scotia from Liverpool, &c.
Banded and white China dinner SETS and detached pieces
India China
Banded China supper set
Beautiful French and English China tea sets, and do
tached pieces
Flowing blue hong stone, white granite, white
ameled blue ninaret dinner and tea sets, and detached
pieces punch bowls
Beautiful Rowing blue hong Ivanhoe, white granite, blue
minaret toilet sets, ewers and basins and detached
pieces
Beautiful and low-priced vases, alumet holders
roles, compoteers, ubaskets, bowls, cake-baskes Co
bottles, &c.
Cut pressed glass tumbles wines chanpagnes hook
elaret, and Roman punch glasses
Cut, plain and colored decanters OF them rich
Cut and plain water-bottcs, tnger-bowis, winecoole
hoat bowls, Nc.
Rich and plain casters, and plain bottles for do.
large assortment of lamps from the celebrated man.
niacturers Hooper CO.. Boston, and Cornelius & Co.,
Philadelphia
Grandoles hail lamps, lanterns side and swinging lamps
Bannn coffee and tea SETS and detached pieces very low
Table ana tea spoons, nrns, higgins, &c.
Lamps, candlestlcks, mugs and covered pitchers
Knives and forks, walters in and detached
Looking glasses
Chimneys, and plain globes, for lamps
Stone factory prices
Common ware in large quantities, suitable for country
trade, which will pack at Baltimore prices.
Getting my goods from the first sources sell them as
low as they can be purchased in the country Therefore
friends and the pubic to call and examine
stock.
~ b. An extensive assortment of vases and toys which
will sell low by the dozen.
Nov 2I-staw4wif C. s. FOWLER.
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These ships all Of the largest class and are command
ed by character and experience. Their cabin
combinations all that be desired in point of SPLEEN
dor comfort and convenience and they are furnished with
every description of of the best kind Punctuay in
the days Of sailing win be strictly adhered to.
Price of passage Liverpool, $lO0 From Liverpool to
New York. E25.
Agents for ships Oxford, Montezuma, Europe, Shenan
ddok, Yorkshire, Fdea, Cambridge, and New York;
GOODHUE 81 CO, or
C. H. MARSHALL, New York.
BARRING, BROTHERS 81 CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Virginia, Waterloo
and John r. Skiddy
~ T. IL J. SANDS IL CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Patrick Henry Ashburton, Henry Clay
(new,) and Independence:
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, IL CO.. Liverpool.
Agents for ships Roscius, Siddons Sheridan, and Gar
rick: Reil
3shL~ E. K COLLINS 81 CO., New York.
s.1f TTiE BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 81 CO., Liverpool.
Agents ships Queen of the West Liverpool Hottin
guer, and Rochester. t.
1T fa1 WOODRUFF q MINTURN, New York.
FIELDEN, BROTHERS, IL CO., Liverpool
New York, March 2--lyd
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UNIVERSITY OF New York.-Thc lectures in this in
- stution will commence the last Monday of October
and continue four months
Valentine Mott M. D., professor of the principles and
operations of surgery, with surgical and pathological
John Revere, M d. professor of the theory and practice
Granville Sharp Paso M. D., professor of general and
Martyr Paine, NJ d. professor of the institutes of n,cd-
the aissases q women md children. w
VIM. II. Van Buren,, M. D.. proscctor to professor OF
VIM. Darling M. d., demonstrator of anatomy
The fees for foil course fccures $I05 Tho
student can attend ono or more of the courses as he
he ay Tss e1S diploma ' $50
aOD fee i S rhs fee @ sd''0n to the d'ecns
The most ample opportunities for clinical instruction
will be afforded 70 the students s Of a tine nhse5sy and h the
naterid is abundant and cheap. The dssectng rooms
will be opened on ist of October.
College Buildings, visited daiy and the students have
an opportunity of studying the various medical and surgl-
The Eye and Ear nirmary, in which more than 400
% Te TOR n = aened a
urday the college buildings by Professor Mott and the
ed by the professor More than 600 patients affected with
every variety of malady are brought before the class du
The University Lying-in Charity under the charge Of
Professor Bedford, ample In its arrangements During
have been attended by the students of the university
In addition to these facilities for clinical observation,
there the various dspensares and charities of the city,
containing less than 40000 patients presenting every
possible aspect and character OF disease.
Excellent board and lodging can be had In the vicinity
of the college for 81 50 to ~ per week
The number of students in attendance last session was
0 and the degree of Doctor of Medicine was conferred on
l35. r
N. Il. Students arriving in the city, by calling nj the
college building $50 Broadway, and asking Tor the lanor
will be conducted TO boarding houses. ,JfLrI ,a .
Any further information respecting the institution can be
had by addressing the Secretary, Professor Draper, 6o9
Broadway. BY orders
JOHN w. DRAPER, Sec'y.
NEW York, May H. 1876 June l7--6mo
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& & Re

TOHN HERDMAN & CO., United states and Great
d Britain and Ireland oldestablshcd Emgrant Office 81
South street, New York.
39l III ana' HERDMAN, KEENAN, g. CO., Liverpool
Passage and from Great Britain and Ireland (a Liver
poo by the Old BackBall Line, any of the regular
pncket-ships sailing every five days.
The subscribers calling the attention of old counymen
and the public generally their nneqaled arrangements
for bringing passengers from the old country beg
that the business OF the house Liverpool will be
ed by its branch.
Those sending for their friends will see the great
Importance OF this arrangement as il will preclude
necessary delay of the emgrant. The ships employed in
this line well known to be of the first and largest Glass;
commanded by of experiences; and they every
five days, offer every fnciliy that be furnished With
those superior arrangements the subscribers look forward
for continuation Of that patronage which has been lib
orally extended to them for many years past case
any of those engaged do embark the passage
viii be refunded as customary For further particulars,
apply by letter, postpaid
J. HERDMAN& CO.,
81 South street, New York.
Aaire- HERDMAN, KEENAN, 81 Co, Liverpool.
Mr.. THOMAS FITNAM, saddle and harness maker on
9Th street, doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue the
agent this house for the WAsHISGToy d. c. who
will attend the transaction OF all business their line
when required to do
N B-Drafts for any amount usual be furnished
payable at all the principal banking institutions throughout
the United Kingdom, on application as above.
March lily