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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

STOCK SALES.
Bosror. Oct 26-Rroters' Besrd - shares Western
Railroad, 1O44 Concord Parosd. COZ, Is East Bos-
ton onrsny i3a; Vermont and Mas. TIA lrosd. ~;
30 do 2ss 100 do 2sh 80 do. On 2sA. IL Boston
and Msius Railroad led los; Eastern tsrosd lOl
hsslir- Railroad. CO.'S 10 Merchanis' Back lOtk
C5 Vermont Central Rsilroad 45 rs Vermont Central
bsirosd No Dividends. 81 81; 100 do No Divi-
cends 50 Ia IS do 10, SO II; SIS Boston aud Maine
Fsr' I'D Rights 10 20 Norfolk County Rsiros s30d
90 co do. 34s; 40 do 3ib; 20 do 3i4; $1,000 YER
mont and Msss Railroad Bonds, 81
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BrieHror, Ocr. % 1912 At Market. 1900 Beef Cat
tie 1910 Stores, 1900 sbse? and 1875 S~ins Prices
Beef Cattle Last weeks prices well susts'nej,
via; extra sG hrst quality 625s So second rs s5
thhd SisibO Stores TOO year Old svs si5; three
y.sr old SIS s25 Working OSsu-Salcs n. so sT3.
SIS, fsb, $50 and sos Cows aud Calves Sales at
slS. ss3. s25. $50 sS5 aud SAT sheep Small lots
at AZ 60. I So rs aud so s~ins-tots 20 peddIs
isc for sous. 4'ic for Bsrrows; f.. Hogs 4i.o. At
retail from 20 b4c
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Correspondent" At the Baltimore Sun

TCorrespond-pc. 1T the Baltimore Sun
W...fNatuS Octobsr 26, 1Sio.
There seems to b. Sole tnr Of the Treasury this
morning, MIR Giil-tt hsving received notice that no
has been supersedrd by Waiter forward former Secre-
tsry Of the Treasury Should VIZ Forsard accept this
appointment 1t will he N movement backwards instead
Of forwards
Charles F. Hoffman r.turu.d TO Washington last
evening Whether ~ Mi take his place ia the
Department II SiA'-. .llei by w. Thomas, ESD
remains to be decided
Mr. Penrose having resigned his office OF Assistant
Secretary. Mr Neredt1 has h~ opportunity 20 DO the
epced and tfiri-nt aid Dn thr SIst inst Mr.. Yousg
ceases be Chief Cerk aud r. is understood viii be
succeeded by Mr. Harrington the present confidential
clerk Of Mt. Meredith
MIR Yulee Of ths Senate arrived at Thomss's Irving
Hotel lsst evening
WAsntSGro~. Oct 90, 1919.
The naturalization are carrying oui the systsm OF
policy tmovsls which tnrs, hadow-d in recent
letter They low r.WotiUg tss veStiges OF demo.
cracy from the burtaux Nv. alter Forsard a very
able aud estush- tssfe The place of Mr. II IL.
Gillett. The canine ~ 49, Informed have deter
mined 10 Mr. NGshiuQtoD the 9th Auditor, and
MIR. Hobbie, the Assistant Fostmas.r General Subor
dipates will follow th.ir chef- The axe which has
root Of the - seems to b the opinion OF the
members tf the adm that. If they
thing gain by appointing their friends they have at
least. nothing TO l"e b, "
After all. IL would tha' the French government
have idea ct sha"duuing tnrt r.cismations the
Port aud Fugenia they disavow nothing but
some unsuitable Language 81 " Poussin and have
taken care to put oipuuhJe rasord the marked
preston OF its opinion tLsf government was spe
ciay at fault with hm rhe IL ter of VI. De rocque-
Vile let IL be reco.ctsd has not been dsavoxsd
recalled.
The controversy when " shail he revived will
mence where IL was broken eT-st points where much
moderation and forbsssncs will he required ON both
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ON Monday. 18th inst, by the Rev. Professor Bush,
81 the S~e.debburgian church Vs. y. SricTR u. q
Navy. to Mis- ksfIY kunuLrF, daughter Of Weber
Kisiuln, 81 The Island q - rhomss W T.
Nv ire Rev w. Nopteith the 2tth inst. at
Brscslhin. Sutton county. WEsLEr WssrrR. NJ ID 4,
dthis city 10 SrsarNAu sldss. daughter OF the Hon.
JOSEPH Blair, Of the former place.
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N. o., Mob.

CoFrER-Ssles OF 100 bags OF Rio were made at or,
10 . 1919 for old and new crop; and 80 do lava at
loo Sales Of zoo bags Maracaibo reported So
a1oc
FREIeHrs- Rates were steady for -four to Liverpool
toms. Cd was demanded for wheat for cotton I'D was
demanded. To London. -four was steady at 2s.
IsH-Mackerel continued firm, with small sales in
all about 200 bbls at S12 for No Is IS for No 2
So 80 for No SIS Of dry cod Of 200 qulntal we're
made to arrive, at So 62h; now held At So 20.
Fkuir.In fruit, notice talss Of 100 bbs Baraco1
oranges part for Boston at so So and 1000 cccsanus
ON private terms. cargo Of Malaga arrived to-
day, consisting OF lemons, Ivca almonds. and whole
half and quarter boxes rains which will be offered at
auction on Monday next
Hors $50 bales good Western sold at IL q l2kc Tor
the continent OF Europe
MoLAssrs.-Ssles Of so bbls. New Orleans we're made
Ut 26c.
On.-Thers Is no change In liusesd and the market
Ia nrm at roc with sales Of coo gaous The present
rates in Londep will not admit Of the article being
ported under 6c per gallon and holders confident
OF an advance In the ensuing week; olive OIL In baskets
10 selling at So SIX So.
ProyIsIsSs -Pork-7oo bbls sold at $40 ~ for mess
large es a have s.sn made asy ,
quotations, and 200 bbls OF we're made to-
day, to arrive In February next, at $40 CO., and 200
Dbl. OF prime, At SIS 90 to arrive same time. Beef
600 bbls sold 1t So SO 90 for prime, aud 50 50 SO
Tor mes' country Of prime mess some GO tsrces sold
Of new. at $40 Beef hams were dull Lard 800 bb =
and tiercss sold, at 6n exc, and 500 kegs good,
at'Ac Butter was in better demand. at 10 n l6Ec.
for state and lls for Ohio. Cheese dull, and
lover at 9 6kc.
RIcr sales Of $50 casks were made to arrive prime
new crop, and 20 do on the spot, at 50 50 90
sUoARs Sales Of q small lot go hhds) New Orleans
were made at $40.
s,,p.-Tbers scarcely any nax in market and 81 as
81 90 would be freely paid for American CAusda IL
quoted at 81 40 leading oil mill In the city is NOT
geing for the want OF seed 10 work with.
T.nscco.-Annexed 10 the operations OF the week;
also, prices receipts and stock hand The market
generally Is finn with tendency up~srd -
Pr.es; ssid kss,s steeh
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her funeral at her late residence 37 Stanton street at
O'clock 18th inst. Her remains will BE- conveyed to
Cypress Hills Conetsrv
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CITY vRADE REPORT.

SATURDAr. Oct. H-6P.M.
Cotton active, including sales TO spinnsrs aud
for export with purchases speculation The market
closed steady at quotations Tho market for aour ives
heavy, and prices easier for medium lower gradss
of this State and Western Southern brands wsre dull
and ssles made at . slight decline. The market for
wheat was heavy with. fair demand for milling A
sale Of prime Gensses was made on private terms
Corn opened heavy but ct the closs 1t became more
huoysnt and closed firm ct the prices Of yesterday.
There was no change OF moment Ia other grain Rye
flour was rather heavy. Corn meal continued steAiy
Pork was steady. with fair amount OF sales including
prime, at hrmer prices The Transactions also em
baced sales to arrive in February next on ter "a =
stated below Beef was In better dem nd. with fair
RAILS At steady prices. Lard firm with good de-
msDd for export a. firm rates Butter Ia 70 ID
demand; while cheese WAS inactive. and prices heavy
There WAS change In sugars, while sales ,ds
rate Coffee firm With small tales, at steady
prices, consisting Of lots OF Rio and Java Freghts
we're steady, with rather more Offering, white ship
owners were hrm at quotations
AsIIrs Sales OF 90 hhds pot, were made 81 To-.
Pesrls frmer, and sales Of 40 bills made
So 25 SO 37k
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DONIsrIC MARKEra.


.8nnoprocmenis If Brfhs, Ms,rss.s ed D,sths or.
~sf '-s,Tfss uni,'s duly ~u,tenfc.fsd snS ys,dfs
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the latter. in consequence, had resigned his
Office The facis oi III Case appear to be,
shat Mr. Smith scc.p rd ~ the d~.utvship az
mater of pei sonal oh Igat' I" Sheriff Deal, and
9Th The nud.Isihrdinr ut as soon as he had
nlsced matters il the fic- ia BUSINESS train and
Trim. lie would resin. Tuis Dr mas accomplished,
and hence The Resignation
We are in the -roymsut of snleDd,d weather,
filing Oh, smut stree, from ~ clock in the morn
ing till dusk, with scores and scores of bright
faced, bright dresser lto'es.
Since the rec.iyt tn. Europss adv,ces cotton has
advanced ful c.pt per III mo bslss # Upland and
New Orleans have been d-po oil 1T 1T lilo to l2ko.
The receipts Of -four ntinu- moderate. aud the
k.t is frmer the old rates During the past week,
10000 bushels of wheat have been sold 81 O3 05
and 81 OF for inferior and prime red Mixed 81 OF to
81 Os and white. 81 ~ to ne Rye Ia scarce at 6lo
fer Penn and Bic for Sou h-rr Corn is in fair do
psnd at 62c for white aod 65c for yellow Oats con-
tinue dull at .qc Ia $40 for southern. and $50 for
Penna In groceries he sale. fair extent and
ct full prices A cargo 81 new crop Malaga raisius
has been cis .ed - ~ ~ 62ls hox Freghts
LIVERPOOL there s orring and engagements have
been made for wh,at cora AT Al per bushel, and
provisions at IS. ton tolliers in demand at
81 SO to Boston 81 30 TO Providence and 81 10 to New
York.
No change in the stock market to-day tho market
closing dull Annexed tie ssles at ths first board
nufacturers' Bank fitnburgn 5l 100 State Skies
10l1s; 90 Girsrd Bank. l21s s0o Schuylkil Nav 6's
$50. Az; 60 NorittoSo RE "a: ~ Planters Bank
Tennessee, 81; 80 uSi Bank Tenn 81: 600 Chesa-
peske and Delaware tAssi t's 't7. SAX 4 Farmers
and Mechanics Bank $50 Ss and Board 1900 Stats
SIS, so; 80 Grard Bars IN 1000 US Loan 6s 81,
113Z; Penn. Bank Iuab
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Cleared.


sh;RhS5a Air'wPI,h Liysrpqo Zsrssa gS Liberty p..-
s sp S'i T...sn dpa'p Isabel ' Ho'' cA''0n
Co.
Ssas Co. ases soap:r Ma suns ' R ssss: Mana.
TEe . S as;
Gosfse. halifax sithen susannah tsr), Barron do,
sehrsS Racine iasyf Benson, Port au Prince he, A G
Sis S s1fa Ss'if say
5 a Sc GPs Nav
riss ;o ysII psDs Il.
fsf smi 11
sieOp-Nsw York. Jones, New Haven.
Arrived.
Royal Ia M sia mS aoMsrd sss
s u.s. lon - ~ etshaRgsi signals with an AN ship
on The :, voyage Of conspmpiion
9s s Ns Tasy
S Of s Sy hS Sass Friday rA brig s ns
OF natteras passed steamer Carolina Charleston
pass$ ss@r cou@Su. rom Phil.deph i for q cha
Brig tBr), Picsou, Ms, IL days, with COAL to
Brig Amanda Parsons. Hopkins Thomaston, days. with
solr Emma, s,m%op.. Malaga IS days. with mdss. 10
bs ssr Nd, PRAYER Ssr1, p s;,. p,,.,,
sehr John sost}: maes. phiiadsipSia aSsys
Snow ssIsdsgs as days
sehr Jane, Turner, Gardiner. days.
schr Ccrti. Miller. Thomaston.
schr Jacob I.OnEfeov. Baxter. N.chias. 8 day.
sehr Tyr. .t Cscrse Lpbec days
sebr Louiss. Chsee; sostOn, 3eays.
sehr New York, GoOdseli. Boston days
Below.
NOinward bound vessels.
Sailed.
Fseis. ship Garrek. for Liverpool.
The report Of ship Emrr. State Russell hence for Liver
pool vas no. Furnished by the telegraph nor was
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BrooLIyms,,y Intelligence

kiNos totnrt CutRr 90 Orts sNp rfEnirEr. Oct a.
-hsfore Judge orse aud Justices ugbss aud wright
-fwsoy The jury IA the CAGE ~ James z. Lsvery,
an sccount OF whose rial given yesterday rendered
the third degree
~ NoHe t,ossgui vas entered In the case Of John
Bsdieon Who ra indicted for assault with the inen.
90 kiil
~, P,opi,.' Wn a Colt IN Indictment for al
saut Win intent 20 Nil he counsel fOr the defence
John Grshsm tsq sppcarsd Va court aud moved 20
quasi The iDdictne q IN tnis the ground ptn
cipsly. that safe iud ctBleot had been fourd while
complaint -ss pending n tn police court brlow aud
before hss been ED u BY the police magistrate
The court took the yspsfs
ttRt ALARMS EIots It 20 alarms % nre rers FL,
en- on "wednesday evening last between us ,nrs Of
eight aud nine O'Clock -bich brought che 10. O be
ofthe IRE department In y eat numbers The flames
we're speedily estpguisbed however after doing ing
osmege AZ some 81 the companies were returning
nom the scene o. the last alarm. some dl1cutg 90
cu.teu between them. which ended IN general ron,
s no IN me Destruction o. property 10 come x.nt
Inc 90 game ~ up-setbs the engines Of adverse
panes vas resorted TO, and for time 10 feared
tbst sets FL violence would BE- mited witch would
tsses long time 10 eGsce Fortunately, hosever no
barn vas done, beyOBs the tearing dosn % q halt
oos.n s.nins poets Such proceedings sissrss.fu
70 the city and ne doubt not many q the there
IN are nov heartily sorry for the part they took In
the transsetion.
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T.lov. " About 10000 lbs ofprims Phadelphia tai
low sold nj So.
WBisrry.-150 bbls. sold at 27kc. for Prison. aud
27hc Tor Ohio Drudge was held a. 271zc and time.
Wisr-Tbe operations comprise 100 Indian bbls aud
10 cs,ks Mssga for export at 2sc soc short price,
and leo or. casks IL. bon at SOC.
Tots h,enEfs Of Prsdes Haaon Ruer Lies The Das
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A ROCKINGHAM FARMER.

MANY persons, not acquainted with The admit
raolc system ofiarmias and management, pursu.
Cd oy our Rockingham farmers generally. are
scarcely aware Of what some Of them Dr. doce
upon their iarms with small fierce. Indeed We
who live here IN the very heart OF the country
were NOT fully aware until recently. wha, a in,
dicious intelligent, active Rockingham farmer
can do and has done with lev hands upon onr
rich and fertile soil. REUBEN Moons ESQ
Smiths Creek farmer made on his farm
farm last year and hauled 10 market op:r nige
hInd'sd 6u'es If foari besides what he used
in his own family. Esquire Moore worked
about six hancs, an1 with one wagon and lea I'M
did The work on the farm, as well as The hauling
10 market! The crop was ground in his own
mill, SO that every thing was donc by himself
and upon his own p'emises-ln addition 10 The
large quantity OF aou. made AMI sold from his
farm, Mr. Moore also had $50 Ia! cate IL sell.
We should say Iaol farmers who 90 things after
TINS order are getting along very comfortably
and very Independently. Can any farmer in Ibis
county wLere nearly all are judicious and in.
ienigert farmers, beat this result OF Reuben
Moores last years. farming operaions7-W see
no necessity for men going 10 California from
Rockingham, when the earth here Yields such .
return as This TO Industry and effort.
Roc. i1cha7p E2eo;et.r
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OBITUARY..

ErD, On the 2i!h 1t August, II Typhoid Pc.
yer, Ga. his bf,taet'>, d. l.. u. May, Jacesnn,
B.aetouTt coun:y, Virginia in The ..li yea, ni
nj, age, EPH CAaaiNdr MsYo + q, socn
son i Peer ii. hlayo. Eq, VI Norfolk. Ii
manly and gjaceiu bra. A coan.enanct sl!iiI3..
" aani>oE. an intellectual, i soy. ri . mos;
uchle and generous Ia,ura, a n nj 81 4 Ycry h;-h
o!d-r, la!crts sold ard s.Ia.ki:s.Y, b'iil!an; al.
Ia iniuen,s, distinguished or on" s. yunn. a
All aTtor anc enterprise wa;ch casGrr complete
success in life, co.!i ezc!.e piy IN ntaih. .hsn
mad lot ,ais young gca!emdn Gir, 5H', ais :
Death is 10 rs2sc,cr Of persons. Oar amenet
ifiend la, most 81 denly ard nncxf"ct q = !a''n
before cur !nezofabl" and siiaolc Destroyer,
AID IN his grave lie broken nd burici ma:9 q.
ans 10! dist al most chct,.t,; hopes. II ="
III; stcrion,! aE5, in his il ancc, bow !iicuye
al tie di-rensa:oL- ). Providence. VI Mao,
in his IS i year, graduated il IL 1c2,". q. 4.
h., a William aud May College. 81. ga '.n!c
course was sE2iaen.!y sccccs iu ara D, i,l his
ycncraa. a,n.4 Maicr vi /, h hiah, . nor.
o! her B.ccaiaurcalus. III, iai, ii,ye. wears H.
spent in h rdy oi law, and s!ealy u III
gri.hcd Ii uiscl; a; lis eysnilauoas of aims n
10 u. Bar. In ,iay !a,. &c yicl.,d lis yoga.ul
hsai' 10 his Saviour, .ni became com.nnic III
in s. Paui's Church N5l:ob. t,a.!y ia Jay he
reached !. rfo hers, "a shor Gs.!, wil.m lac
II Il SEGA T.. IN: yea!s, u c anticipating
.hl''.c ce!iei.;tui re.GuicG vas 10 Ell - 2!ly.
Turing his ii.G $, % a. as,el N; cfa man 81
a:s Cau:ca, Zoe Episcopal ~ f:el e~:ca ..
;ai;u c Christ, a. CD! ac!:aatc, was e3puci'
s.a evangelical. H.s sniY hrpe iJf acceptance
w: CO., ia. ;ae a.J-ein ~ aEl liga:,u, ; .e,s
"a. Chi: ~. ~ c,1-t:j. Whta alHos:
communal dsi-iurl mad &C. ia, Le a.,e'np;ei t. r.
lra; 'iihe b.ulG," &c TIE Clergyman !e?ea;.d
iur j IN the bleed C! Jesu. Chris c.eansr,r non
all sia." tic loI:;d assent, ami Al il; ',!b,b t
c!o~ 81 hap3' nfs' oge:spcsd hi con:"o7anee.
fac Ciafa' nj asa icfsa'e!, -: IS 'artit.t
saving ap; CRAY ii al ac-sr'a 10, ih.. C'iiS;
jesus game iHio Inc world 70 si'c Siaag.s.
Iac 4 il. ,3u.b. u. kia: ra':.ssi:; - lie Grey
la,r, repeated e me- ior a moment Ms p1@:fs
al!.i-n. teco1.tcl MS speech, an, w h pscn-
l:r ?ha lis and delight, s:ose Can =. not only
c.i..-, Uu, c.ra. i'..i ), .he -.p:jF'-Aad hsa-
vskly :aa;sSce BEAM: # Ii !t;a czltcSs,e To-
l.res. already wca!iH. ne m1:s-i {! Dsa'b,
Il ms eai,y death his biased toud, ,scder AID
brilliant e. r bly, nupeS, hs c-a dearest hopes
are, doubt not, realized. IL is now King
s1i les uato God.
u. The 5ouhern Charc.m,n, Wa;ci m IN
ar. Observer, The U-;oa and Norfolk papers.
wi,! n:e.s. csUY.
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I'tlErn
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AZ STUDENTS PRAYER

HE . u DEN . Ehh I Elk.
HE FIRST APPEARANCElN COLLEGE CHAPEL
Lord ofm? life, my guide, my friend,
Who eaV's, uie being, giy'sl me veal,
Here in Thy house my knees tend,
My early vows TO seal.
Teach me 10 pray wIth sual sincere,
Teach me 10 love with holy fear,
Teach NE with thankful heart 10 Know
The source whence all my blessings flcw.
The sport Of fashions varying gale,
Who The unsteady bark shall guide,
Launched on the gidty wave 10 sail
OF liie's uncertain TIDE
Vainly she bounds in quest Of heaven,
Unless thy spirit freely given
Breathe in her sails and thou be near
Ger hidden rocks her course 10 seer.
From mothers smiles and fathers care
And homes ali-haliowin2 bonds set free,
Hoping ard trembling, scarce dare
To temp, that painless sea.
YET will forth, . gracious Lord,
Strong in The nurture OF thy word,
Shielded by faith and love divine,
And sealed with JESUS guardian sign.
WHY should fesr7 In glorious band
Time honored names their radiance shed
Upon This 'hallowtd spot. stand
Amidst Inc mighty dead.
Here, where they kne they bid me kneel
Here, where they felt, they bid me feel
How ruth aud knowledge mingling fow
With pure religions sunny glow.
No, for the Childish things" OF life
This day the appointed hours are gone.
And here for manhood's ordered strife
III do M armor on
With sword OF knowledge, shield Of truth,
And holiness, bright helm Of youth,
And faiths pure banner, 10 begin
The war with ignorance ard SID.
Oh, let me al iha, last, dark hour
Not dark, il thou in love be near
Odoubly dark, II sins rude power
Have weaned me from tbs fear
Then let no keen IememDerment
OF treasures wasted, time inisspent,
A vainly late repentance bring,
Or add 10 death sharper sling.
So then, as ers' that Hebrew boy
Zen from The womb and cradle given,
My soul and b, dy thus with JOY
consecrae 10 heaven.
Thou wilt The iainling step sustain,
The tempel's wiIes wilt render vain,
Ard crown al last from error Tree,
The pa;en, child ~ih victory
British Magazine.
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alSiyersiey CT y,ro5-;.

rl,IlE ne ri annual session of the Cniy.;
mn whi commence Ga 'tr !ei q: GciotrT and cnp
University comlris.s The following sebon,' 'he
tugsshp-ylL: '"u Lee
Ancrn, Language -P,olr-,or ces.ro. A..
son, VI u. S"cf hiir-
II Modern langGGges-ffofossor s.,,
LID '' lie We're,
ILL., Ma' b - Ed~a': Il coun-nny
". Natuta! Philosophy William n b.,
V. Chemistry and Materia M1dica--p,of@ 1 gers
Rogers, NJ ID "oorh L
VI. Mrd.cnr-Prof Henry Howard, nm.
VII Anatomy aud Srfgrry-Prof Jas l. c,., :,
NiI. Mora rhi!osophy-piof Wii,sm IL Me- Me-. u d.
ID D,L'.D. "'hej,
TX. !a@-rro!rsaur John Il Minor.
y. Lecturer and Demunstrator al Specta, onin
logical Anatomy-John : Davis n ano-
To be aihte5 into Ia. University, the snt,,,
be sixteen Yeats oil age u, the Faculty are lt,s9''
IL -prnsr w this rrqh,-t.on Ia the cas- NJ o1tsc
tioa for admission by Two brothers, one al a app,oa
be under The age al sixteen. "as
ittfr applicant tor admission has been n >,,d,
Any o:hrs Incorporated Seminary, lie cannot h. y
ito tis tni.rrsiiy UHlrsS lie produce, -. ''u
from such s"rnliy, 90 other satst4 COY rys.".
t:r Faculty. ~ta respect 10 his general good "nn
ihr "i'it ntcrs>a7y eserh>r'. raclnaiyr nj ci,,'
hosAs and pn',r. nlonry ar rstl.G!.-i ia / ,
.a'rd, tsrtI!t;g iuIG.;ifr ana a!t-u,t,r.
months, V' Nile
Fees--'i single Professor be ATTENDED, So. ''V
two, go for each ii s.e more SIS rlrh,,,,
Fuel and candies, Ia be furnished br tb- p,a- =
4, cost AMI ) per cent. cnig.is.,on-.s,ic,,, "'o,
"niy Oac siuieni III the aonai.c.y n 81 is,w-,
tie sane rcon,at
Rent % an entire do'ai'oy. SO. Tor lar ii oss.. II
pied rs twu students. o's"'
Use Of Library and "g'i, Rooms .
Good washing n.ay to haa tom s. 10 so ,ot S ~.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
IN ie 'ed''tl Department. ter session of the s,r
iencth as II Acidr'a'r Session tine monh.-ph,G,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-14
sceoPrLus AFFECTION Of rnl aTsf.

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:c5.ts sand ,--Cen..eara: My ii;lr G.i2h'f
one year ali, vas a,ticari VAN sc!o..'oi- t"''.
her lace, which s."n .si,s, ..,sHt-d mo l'e' ~
10: ain. 81 total blind ars- 10 UH- cs ;Ee.n t' 20
iac her ~nUi7 lace. rnJIoyrh -" ph, =. ri
,-Hd her whc Khan Ia ;.icif Utmost ss''i !" ~
fo,,e, .;t !. III 3ruv.i re.s, ani hnti.y "he ps
rcii5isat 1" nic ihat ,r mai known o. So ,,5 ~
cures eEsC'ed ~ r,si ;;l;sapaf!iIa, add
=. Try IL. obtained ore bolr. u hIch Sc @.g,. a.
r=lng an,! before Il aAs al u ID H. II "1H -.
entirr cure. /. 3 nav over iohf .-ii7 N. 49,.
cured, aud t,I..e has been rrapr"sfsh'' "
rise and we arr satisfied that II - q pe' a.lt
gives me cruat pleasure - add, tGii go
ii egrry sufferer :Gy s,a,'iaf s0
Respectfully yours @G'eIL ',,'t b. !. 3 :
Prepared t.ah aid - ia's .:ic 7rI g. IN .,e,I.
u. ) II, :, nrugsig.S lni C.sai's'' go
carp.r OF :. ilia'a, A.- YGi. 80, 80 a. J.
s's!s generally !hfousAcn; tie J",,i1 ~. + =, :.
nsd,s. Price 81 per bo;Ee; 81 s"xis ,nfs uuEaL
For sale In Richmond ny Ain NV
and by PURCELL. LApD q Gu.
July l9-dkgoaW 2a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-14
al!en.,,in --Engairr

AMERICAN TOBACCO IN ENGLAND.
|. appears from he asI rrlu u nsje 10 10 Bf-
lisa Parliament, ina. there had h"c' = o:ici io-
10 hat Kingdom during ;'c ,ear u. s, 'iotac
GO. ~ 30i 1874 pour:s--ifom waich he G verr-
meEt had derived rrycaGe ii ! 80 2353 poun!s
sterling, oT :! .f27,727 dollars Ia o:hsr wJrt>,
Great Britain ieyus day ot between seventy
nine and eighty cents PSF rouai % o"r Tobacco,
which after years labor, G;,! not yi@t! he plan.
Ter more than an average OF Scmc iuar VI FIVE
ems nfr MOUND