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AMERICAN MEDICAL, ASSOCIATION 1881


AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 1851.
This body meets in Charleston South Carolina, the first
Tuesday in May next and sincerely hope may be fully
attended, especially from the South. We would therefore,
strenuousy call upon the Virginia Delegates in the State
Convention, the University of Virginia. Richmond Medical
College, the Winchester Medical School the Medical Soce-
ty Of vginn, and the various Medical Societies of the
State TO be punctua in appointing delegates that they
may have full representation and that permanent members
may be in attendance The exerons of the Association
elevate Medical standing has thus far been vastly successfu
but yet united and continued exerion is wanting
render the system perfect Many of the Schools have in
creased the period Of their Lectures and become more rigid
in their examinations Very able reports on the vari-
branches embracing Medical education has met the
attentive consideration Of the Associations; and free inter-
change of Ideas together with the rehearsal Of the expcr
of of distincon in the Medical profession would
always render important it's annual meetings to its various
members and highly beneficial the community at large
Come them brethren, invite you all vigilance and ex
ertion so as 10 full meeting in Charleston Il is
probable that effort make its meetings permanent will
be made on ounext assembling in the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington city This would very desrable and
the offer has been made, hope the proposition will
meet the favorable attention of meeting If
not shall DO called again to the West and the city of ST.
Louis, Missouri, most probably fixed on for '52.
Come then, Vrginians, let exert ourselves and send
full delegation and endeavor to make place of meeting
permanent.
"a REGULAR ATTENDANT"
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CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.

AT an adjourned meeting OF the Central Southern Right:
Association Of Virginia, held in the Hall of the House
Delegates, Tuesday night the 4h March, 1881 the Pre-
sGen;, u. H. London. presdng-the proceedings of the
former meeting were read and adopted.
The President then introduced Judge MASON who deliver
ed interesting and instructive address, which was
listened TO with marked attention by crowded house who
warmly nppauded his enlarged and liberal views OF the
whole scheme by which the OF Virginia and those
the old world should be equally navigated by steamers.
owned and controlled in Virginia In spreading out and en-
laging upon the topic many striking and novel views wer,
delineated with force and ability.
When Judge Mason had concluded his remarks
Mr.. RUSSELL of Wheeling, introduced the audience
VINO warmly appauded the purposes of the Association il
THIS scheme destined TO render agriculture and manufactures
more profitable throughout Virginia, and responded warmly
on behalf OF the Northeast SAYING that every part of Frg
MA with one feeling and purpose that of Com
mercial Independence.
Governor FLOYD when called out said he prepared tc
respond TO the call made upon nm but was compelled from
lndispoon to decline making any remarks then and trust
ed the Association would excuse him.
On motion Of DR.. Jeter it was
Resolved Tina; the thanks Of this Association be ten.
dered the Hon. john Y. Mason and Charles w. Russell
Esq., OF Wheeling for the able instructive and interesting
addresses delivered by them this evening" and that each
them be requested furnish copy of his address for pub
LEGATION and preservation among the records Of this Assoca
ton.
The Association then adjourned in The Union Tenn
perance Hall between main and 10th Streets Friday nigh
next, seven o'clock.
d. H. LONDON, President.
Ro b. SHELTON, Secretary.
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STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD FROM ST. LOUIS
TO TIDE-WATER.-T The Cincinnati Gazette reIoces
greatly the passage by the Virginia Legislature OF the
Parkcrsburg Northwestern Railroad BILL incorporating
company for the continuation of railroad from the Bai
and Ohio raroad Carksburg, Va, 10 parkers-
burg, Marietta. The Gazette says:
SIT is the best railroad have had Tor some
time, except similar grant by the Illinois le27'a ure
from VncenEcs. Il these two chSters have been pass
ed, then Cincinnati has al last gained what she has
contendcd orthe chartered right the real and absolute
straight line railroad from the de-water 81. Louis The
Virginia charter to Parkcrsburc f graned will add from
twenty-five TO fifty per cent to the value of the Bcpre char
ter and should give capitalists perfect confidence in lis
stock.
From the Three Forks OF Tygarts river to Cincinnati
at least fifty miles less than by the Wheeling route and no
thing, therefore, prevent the saightne route from be-
coming the great horoughare of passengers the
nent. We may add, that for the reasons the North
rairoad will add largely the value Of stock in the
Ohio and Mississippi raroad-al these lines being links
one great route"
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SHAM MARRIAGES DECLARED 1gc.1-a fou

SHAM MARRIAGES DECLARED LEGAL-A few
nights the members and attendants Rev Mr. Balm
BRIDGES Methodist Church. in Harem New York assembled
in the basement thereof upon the occasion of donation
party 10! tie relief and benefit Of their Pastor We are
formed that The evenings festivities were closed with the
ceremonies of two marriages fun These were perform
cd by one OF the party named Justin Todd who oned Mr.
and Miss Emma Jones' in the holy bonds of Marmony by
request II seems that the parties were only in un but
alas it was announced that Mr.. Todd was Justice Of the
Peace al Morrisisna and having performed the hymena
ceremonies in good faith and with all the appropriate soem
mites ne declared the marriages legal and left the unhappy
couples 10 ponder over the results of their foolish
The brides and groom all demur the decision Of the
lic and about taking steps 10 procure divorces The
Sunday Times says they fast married as unsakea
BILE law bind them
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NAVAL. ANECDOTE

friend Of mentions laughabe anecdote which he
cason one Of our national vessels exchanging salues with
Dutch vessel, accideny fired shoted gun. No sooner
did the ball strike the Dutch ship, than up defiant flag
the firing ceased and officers in the captains gig
TO announce that had been killed. and ask redress
The American commander instantly odeedh barge and in
fifteen minutes board the Dutch vessel explaining the
accident adding as he concluded:
nd the man whose has occasoned this sad
disaster shall be hung the yard morning
succeed in discovering him."
mo no, NO p exclaming the Dutch commanders it ish
eno now-de ablogy sh enof-blaanty let the poor devil
60; dere sh baanty Doochmens in Holland baanty
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THE CoNvENrIoN yrsrrpD.y

The Convention met at 10 o'clock yesterday, and the
journal Of the day previous was read and approved in
eectuai effort was made to change tho hour of meeting
II o'clock again.
The Convention resolving itself into Committee Of the
Whole Mr. McComas addressed the Committee in conclu
sion of his speech; and followed by Mr. Ridley Of
Southampton in support of the mixed basis Mr. Fuker
SON Of Scott assigned the floor after Mr. Ridley and
utter speaking for about hreeourhs Of hour gave way
motion for the Committee to rise He viii conclude his
remarks to-day.
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THE WORLDS FAIR-IMpoRTaNT TO AMERI.
CAN ENHlBlTORS.-A letter from London 10 the Boston
Post dated Jan 3st says thar in consequence of The early
completion Of the glass palace and the perfect arrangements
America will be extended, and any should be received in
London by April loth OF the building by April 2oth they
will be insufficient time BY This il will be seen
that articles shipped hence BY sailing vessel late as March
2Oth or by steamer late April LIST 5th will be in
ample time Those who have failed send their articles by
the ST. Lawrence, will profit by this piece Information
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SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD.

dan AWAY from the neishborhooi 81 "n'Io''tt .
land abou;ihe l.t Of January last three Nsk. n, n,
STEWART and FRANK. The above reward w.. w.. "a.
livery of said Negroes 10 me a, hs rllts ~ ,ei 10
NAV be-. Ten doilarsa piece viii he pad u =, som
above Negroes may attempt 70 make 'hel' Of
I'M from the inlets OF tho Potomac AZ. a. tsr
others are requested 10 be yriaa, ' ,,,s IN IL hi
OF Kinsale, as they have bsea seen n u'' ,nuS pa
ran oil. .t.,'i - r..s q
Feb. i3-cwiw aS''
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TO KEEP CHIMNEYS CLEAN-Instead of plaster
ing the inside of chimneys the usual way the Albany Cu
tivotor says take mortar made Of peck of salt
bushe of me adding much sand loan will render it fiji
to work and then lay thick coat II the chimney has
no offset for the lodge on it will continue perfectly
clean and free from danger Of taking fire. trial Of three
years warrants the assertion
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THE PALLIUN.-At St. Patrcks Church, tomorrow
Archchbshop Blanc will receive from Bishop Potter the
Paum the sign and warrant OF Archiepiscopa authority
The paum is strictly persona emblem Of authority
il can neither be borrowed loaned II special person
al property forwarded from Rome to The Archbishop and
buried with him when he dies II is white band Of wool
and The one received by Archbishop Blanc from the Con
vent of ST Agnes in Italy, Bishops Potter of Mobile Chan
che OF Nachez, and Odn of Texas will be present at the
imposing ceremony Bishop Chanche win preach-[N. o
RuLkLin Is.
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PENSION AND GENERAL scENc'

EtEo. G. ANES, having resigned the Office which as
~ Bureau pi the Commissioner OF Pcnc'Dns i"F 'a
wears. nar associated wl,h hun fully r. W:Sc Esl. IT.
tn NJ prosecution 81 Claims Tor Communication hnI ~
the officers and soldiers % The Virginia State liGe a3i a
;ioEary Invalid, naYy. and "tha cna.ons nEd Tor bP'f
count 81 hcT'icrs rendered ~ the MAJ nt ihe Ie"ot
war, and also under the lately na-s, y Congress r.
y land to the officers aud soldiers Of the war OF ,l N
Indian wnts since 7tia oi winch adjusted 20 ~
nee HIS long conneNion With the Prlsion Bureau
which have been devoted exclusively 10 IL" ,X2mna1
meat o. CLAIMS o' pensions Irder tho various rson1''
!hwy) !a'. Of necessity, renl"rc! him iainlia; ~ all
procedure villa tic rules %! evidence observed, aii ~
pies .; the aws administered IA dat Office ~ well ~
oi the rc'o!ul"h,fy service ~ each Of the State, Ne a
evidence, md w,,h much coatcra! norlnaua rir1-
craicl all caimlnis III the esabii.h.u.ut o.. tt'
;y!isi caa ae acquired ol.y by lolrr experience
| Geo {. Anes AID 1uliy Il wise have Also ,lI.''a'
e.acv Tor the recovery ~ claims VI .very l.rri't
federal government "a be rr1-ccn'c! before - % n
departments or al. boar ~ commissioners, NJ orc
tins general agency hey viii have the assn, e' % "
A. Nisc Of NImlgia. n 4 ?ar;ner. and who Ylt p
tho f,.;hune-s nI efficiency 81 hci, agency. r. "t
c"nai attention 4, Wellington from tnc to time, - '
lie rsIn:fei.
Al. commuricstioas pos, paid. Will rls", Will ".r
addressed 10 Gee g. Ames 81 Tully X. Wise, Wa'tui
Jan 2i-clm
w cfIAyCERs VIRGINIA At ruie, hs.a 81
. oa,e II he Circuit, coaH OF Louisa eo"aty. "n %.
February. 1851:
Rober' J. GOoch, Trustee,
ElIa4 Baker Geor,c " Atwa,er, John Reai.sr. $ 's
SinIuc Dixon AMI D,Ior
Theohiect o. iLIs sui j. {" asrcf'a,n he nr'a' d'
James, Elias Baker a1l 50 pen DuGril ION, $3.50 '-i
trade Under the firm and sy!a OF ". Jane and tea
respective bcncGcares ~ deed executed ~ Sfi'"
and Virginia his wife, Watkins James and Elias 49,
TIT. the 18Th day of Iaroh. $50. IL ,r1si 20: ~
| toned IN said deed, aEi 10 obtain q decree or tie
trrs, ;uni produced by sale under si.i deed a VI.
Charles according t0 iherrrspoctiss rshta and 1c ''
namel as such. not having catered her a1tea.i.
10 tho rules of this Cont. anil afiisvii ''f'gt
and fled Tint they are not inhabitants fstls
on the motion OF the plaintiff by his a.t'rn'' !.
TINT the sail defendants above named, - 'i4 H.
In month after due publication of tins oflcr 1u'
cessary protect their interests; and thata roiy '
lished week for four successive Weeks ~ ' = .
quirer, newspaper published ~ The Cyo k'sA"'
posted a, the iron: door OF the Cour, Iious. % w
day Of the next County Court Copy I'm Il, Nj
| Feb JOIN ~ -
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Patrick Fullerton,
H. ]. Christian,
Robt. NJ. Courtney,
Rebt. Courtney,
Jacob Holloway,
VIM. H. Saunders,
VIM. F. Dcpriest,
James Via,
Jos. L. Priddy,
VIM. F. Childrcss,
Jas. f. Franklin,
Chas. Boswell,
Jacob Sneed,
Albert J. Smith,
Samuel Cottrell, ST.,
Samuel Cottrell, Jr.,
Albert NJ. Aiken,
Thos. S. Blake,
James Binford,
Henry Cox,
J. w. Russell,
! Jackson F. Childrey,
Absolom Blackburn, IT.,
Wn. Edgar Harris,
Walter Leakc.
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MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR.-Af,er the three un
successful baottnes in the Massachusetts, Legislature
Wednesday for U. s. Senator the election postponed
until the 18th of March There have been sixteen ballots in
all and the hs on Wednesday stood-Chares Sumner free
coll 1885, Robert O. Winthrop whig, 1885, scattering &c;
~ :
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WHISTLE YOUR LOBSTER BAcK.-A man In.

WHISTLE YOUR LOBSTER BACk.--A man had Just
boy stood looking critters accompanied bv his dog.
Suppose you put your dogs tail between the Holsters
claw ~ said the man. agreed said the boy The peg
extracted from the claw, and the dogs tail inserted Away
went the dog OIL home, bowling squeeze his tail got
from the lobster "Whslle your dog back, You young
scamp said the man.. "Whise your lobster back, cried
per that night
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3'AoASet
Thomas Richie, Jr.,
James A. Goddin,
Alex. NJ. Terrill,
Geo. NJ. Harden,
S. G. Waldrop,
Hilliard Alley,
Jno. b. Young,
Jno. n. Powell,
| Nathaniel F. Bowe,
Jno. F. Wren,
Samuel Ball,
Jas. S. Rial,
r. B. Gooch,
Nathaniel King,
Jno. l.. Davis,
Christian Alley,
Jas. A. Seldom,
Patrick Jordan,
Jno. S. Mosby,
VIM. A. Carter,
H. r. Ancarrow,
Ed. c. Harrison,
Benz. NJ osby,
Philip Courtney,
Il. II. Lorton,
VIM, Ilutchison,
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VIRGINIA: IA rues held u 'et cls Yer. II 3 F,s..

XIRGISIA:-A rules held IN The c'sfs =. ~, ~
' Court or L-uisa County, on the FISH Day ~
William Stout,
against
In assam.i,. and upon attachment; f',D' ,-
The obiec, OF IBIS suit is = feco'er o. .n rtsrz
I $3.50, ,ber.on. nom tie Isl ia o. JinuaI; re-
j; appearing by alas,t thai The e2ll dee1ia j. j.
State On he motion of,he p.aiah ~ ms aeo o ara:
ny, ~, ,s order and 40 wl.a is necessary 20
the Richmond Enquire. newspaper pnoib Cog H.
eonny on the rstday Of the next County my SIES
Feb 25-cw4w
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ROBBERY AT WASHINGTON.-We learn from tho
Washington Republic that Mr. VIM. l.. Jones, worthy and
industrious printer of that city, has been robbed n his
dwelling of box containing from 81 900 10 $500 Rap
pears that Mr. Jones the habit Of putting small
amounts from week to week in this box which he cna
bed 10 save from his weekly earnings and that this box has
been distracted By who previously have OBJ
tanned know ledge of It's contents.
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SEALED PROPOSALS w!ll De- received Up to ;hc {
. next by the undersigned, 10 finishing the uncon'
the icur, and hith nits OF the ShGtn a2l j"'ns
Road This work i, - ~ lone the Sac';syi.is end 4
lnc 70 become bidders H. shrwn tie sect ~ tie
done on by applying 20 The Engineer or the uadeF.l.
.aunlcaons must be addressed 10 tile undeTseEei :,
y. NJ PEI
Preslen: Staun;on and James River TaFuii.e 4
Srnt,syillc Eehrlary u. ISL > I'D
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EEMALE EDUCATION.

yHSlfE School al NY house, IN the county OF Louis.
south of the Court House viii be opeaet a.ta ,r
ary next under the charge o the same lady tMss lr
In this School taught all the various branches "i ri~
taught m female schools also, Ornamental Drawing. r.
Nce,!lework Instruction ~ Music on ihe Pane vi b.
Frey scientific gentleman Miss Tsdalc combine ~
competency, having been teaching successfully i'F ne
y,ars and Tor The sake of educating my own dau.a..i
have been quite fortunate IN having obtained her saa
There are some vacancies which should like 10 haze
commencement OF the session
TERMS:
Board and Tuon in all the rHgisAn,nches for ten NOR.
French
Music on Piano . $500
Dec 27--ctls;March BCkERloN i WI
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VvIRGINIA:-AtR Rules held ~ 'l' - r-sr
, Court of Louisa County, on the SIN ii: ~

XvIRGINIA:-A' KuIes held N y -, - T-.rsl'
= Court NJ Iouisa County, on the ;i''h '':
William u. Hunter.
Against
Samuel Dixon ,.J ,r.c..
In debt and upon an attachment re;Hf' ,D -
The ohec, Of this sui, Is 10 recover 81 me ' ~ Il
,wn hundred dollars. with legal lntrrcsi 'aef.. .st
January ISL, I'LL paid and 1t appearing By hi.' *, .-
fenaant is no, rc.idcnt Of this STATE on tie Z, "
his attorneys. il Is ordered dat the said deieneA'
in one montI, after due publication Of ,.,s order e.
,ary 10 proec; his interests and hat tii' oflF .-s-
week FOR four successive weeks IN 'he Eifu'"l' , 80.
yer published in The city al Richmond 'ni ~ w.. aR.
door of the Courthouse Of tni. county, On .'' '
County Court. Acopy-Tesie. ,,,x III NJ
Feb. 2G-cw;w J'
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY,

ffSliE subscriber takes great pleasure ~ informing me-
patrons that the 18th instant tins INSTITUTION s.oa
teusivev pauonized tor the last years. Will be-
new and mprorcd pan, offering yet greater advantages On
fore an, not To surpassed by any otc school IL the
long and alduous search. requiring the best erreE a."
bnly three ladies' have been found N the Od D1wp.oA
stamp. and allgures aiarnmsy higi 10 MAJ: umd ius
valuable services been secured ,ctcer IN Md.
Academy For elegance and refinement. Of manners.
I,ireman,a and number aud variety OF Accomplishment.
nor b. surpassed By the teachers 81 any oih.r rfa}'
every thing ornamental am, useul. or reiuisii" t. '
uol wil h. vel taucti May thanssto my KIND 'f"ri
"a chs.riully aided III ls ,ud The charge. w
rs for the last session. Ina lew daya more extended
gwen containing all III, particulars o The Regulations s
ncnt of this Academy.
A. hi< age what IS il that cannot 10 oncl and what
underworld thai parent viii not attempt. ioeccomp @
II his heart. Yhc vrtnons education ~ his daashcfF
aud Judge None VIII he required 10 remain or pa 0r
,lltl cutlre satisfaction lis gwen. Respectfully
JEFFERSON NlNo
Address the subscriber a. Miller Pos, oitre tsse,
NJ The Fredericksburg News and Recorder, lconai.s
viii insert tn. iarlh!. j.
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WHAT RAILRODS DO FOR LAND-Tke Wheeling
Times says that land along the line OF the Baltimore m,
Ohio railroad in Virginia. has increased in The 30C
per cent and the of land bcin. prepared to
cultivation is greater than ever cultivated before
farm in West GAINESVILLE which had been offered foI
$4,000, has since the Railroad located along III
borders, been sold for $4,000. In Newark, Ohio, Ia
which had rented for $780, the completion OF
the rail-oad rented for 81 300
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CHANCE OF AN AMERICAN POPE.-It is proposed
the Pope Rome, TO appoint three Cardinals for the
United States One of these will doubtless be Archbishop
Hughes of this city, who is in Rome The rise and
progress John Hughes is indeed singular. From being
cabbagegrower the Of a. he rapidly until
and now the next news will doubtless bo "Ca.ina''
Hughes has set out his his home in N. York. II
is but one step Cardinal Pope and would no. BE-
stranres thing in the world if New Yorker should
occupy the Papal Chair John would make the best Pope
they have had for With his thorough goahcad
American spirit he would put life where now is ciha:gy,
and entirely order Of things of prcscnt
choas.-I Ncir York Sun.
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List of Delegates for the county Hcnrico the Demo-
cratic Convention assemble in tho city of Richmond 18th
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ST THOMAS, CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE.


New YoRK MARCH about nine O'Clock this morn ing
it was discovered that Thomas Church. of the odes,
cdces devoted Episcopal service in city, and sit
ated The of Houston street and Broadway
fire. Before the engines reached the spot the interior Of The
tine honored cditce cnwrappcd in flames. In thirty
minutes the building completely gned The conIa-
grafton luckily extended further. The origin Of the fire
il mystery The suppostion is that the fires intended
The building the Sabbath lighted the night pre-
vios and thst from inadvertcncc the part Of those
employed for that purpose, this casualty was caused
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Medical Education. Miit Ht f.SiIttcA pii Nur4iH f
.rl til. following Arrangement,
LECTURES.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, hy CHARLES BILL
" ID.
Practice of Medicine ani Pa.holosy. by DAVID II To
ID.
Obstetrics ana Diseases Of womel. and Children By
CONWAY. ". ID.
Marria Mclica and Therapeutics, By 4. Il PErIColA>
Chemistry aud Pharmacy, by ;. MaiPlN,h h.
Ana,oms and Physiology, by CARTER p. JOHNSON
The cnurS" Viii continue from The middle o. Sgn n
Of October wll an Notwithstanding the month 90 j.
plan of Instruction that VIZ be pursued will consist l
Of Lectures N.l Examinations. Two Lectures VIII l. ls
jag, preceded ny close examination upon the shltc.
v,ous Lectures Ample time Viii thus be hlinwe4 .if
gcan. AID for the study of the various cnica CASE
constantly hroGc; 20 his acn.ion While the daily cNlH
Afford I stimulus Ia closer application.
StijcI,s vii have access - I'll iirch 10 the ifr ~ '
pf thu Medical College and oi tne Richmond 4lurt- nu
Abundant opportunity ~" be- Afforded Tor the sia+;
Anatomy.
Fee Tor the whole Courac, 500 Tickets VIII De ssue
reia-y. CARTER y "OitN>pN
Feb 26-clf Corner Of Broalnrt W.
BHuiStTOS FEMALE: ACADEb
COATED III the county of kIng y 4 cen, ~ 4 hc.
u winch ioF health intelligence apt morality o. ~ p
IL b. surpassed-is under the management of Wa
aud lady, who have had experience In tins delightful $50
years and thankful 10 be able 10 givo tie i'''i
p. w. Gray, James Lawrence. nr G.. NJ pi'ries ie''
q. rcrrow. H. BoGHarc, Dr.. w Pew, J. Lumi sin .
alInor, VIRGINIA.
TERMs .-i,"ir anil Tuon in English, 1cr go.
month"; ss5 Music, French and tile Classics eN'lt ~
V moderate. iri
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We understand that the President has summoned the
Senate this day in extra session TO act those
nations which obvious last that body would be
unable to touch before its adjournment this morning
[Nlt0adi Irtcilipencsr.
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The Central Southern Rights Association had very full
meeting the Capitol las. night. The Hon. John y Ma
and c. \. Russell Of Wheeling delivered very able anc
interesting addresses which hope be able lay before
our readers in a few DAYS
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SAMUEL AYiirS

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