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LATER FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CoNFLA.

New OnL.-Ss. .:JGusT lsr.-The Alabama has arrived
Bringing lr: .,cncc from California. Another des-
rucTi,r fire occurred SAT- Francisco july 81, con.
sning ten squares The pss is estimated 50 1000 OQO-
The fire was doubtless the work Of nccndary.
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LAND FOX SALE :

ENG DESTROYS Of my s-rsan- !" s<f , ..
lp viii sill PRIVATELY the FARM whita c'''., a ia
in the county OF Madison the balance n.aH-:"" ~.
river abuu' midway Orange e. u a." Of :.
I'm neflateii The McaiaEize road lessns i"i' '
GINA 10 Gortonsvle Containing 80 ;Fvs ii. -
There a,,ut $50 acres cleared. dvtte! ", * l:re.
ance in h av, OAK hickory aad pine ,IH!b.r lers sc ..
fertile rver ,t IN. VIVA ample creek ds maia -. =
OF the bottom land Is Luw coyceh "irh Tlnoi Crs. !!
adapted to the CROWN IRA, Wheat. 1oJc5' a .a.,l.a
arm can y.ry r.n1iiy b. .y!r mo ,No smaller i'tc
I. ON 800 with river bottom a. "r
w,ud land .uI running "gch irtc y T. ,.l. 7a
show ing IT,. location Hats rInnIr streams
the traEner IL when divided ta.etEer '" lam. Pa
,rinm nj IN. iiels viii be Inbred any NC ~ Ia
chase liz proximity extensive HouIhs ny t ~.
road 10 Rlci1pl! the Alexandra Kal!ni" ~ i-riI
sru,nn n,.t necessarily al! value, ar! ti'' w :s
location The health of the neigh 'fha,! and In''
of the citizens u, county, are n. is''
wishing more particular description are reies' . r.
mah Morton Cuprper cnunly Va. Mi Ro5rr; a.If~.-
mond Va and the subscriber, the PREMISES, SMITH
Liberty Mills, Orange county, Va.
August 5-2awdGe2m
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AID OFFERED THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT.
New ORLEANS JuLY 29-Srnor Carte Spaniard, sailed
IN The ST nsn Falcon yesterday fur Havnnn, II "ter The
service S,anarcS aid The Captain General In
,urpressing tile disturbances on the Island.
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j. W. Randolph has the Prospectus and Index Of
volume TO x inclusive of De BOWS (New Oreans) Re-
view-one of the valuable periodicals we receive.
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\ SITUATION As TEA HER MANI
. vol, Nc MAN. sIaL arn al he NJ. -iAII A.E - =
Who Il - Ia. year, rx cri.t trdcs!c. VI
cmY desires sI.uiinn - r!iHc rat or As'Sdts - q.
,,riv,i. S.hun Satisfactory npUlI- sIye 4,
',r attainment, sc, A,ir s. VI y. Y. llInpgyA. ',
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CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.
Al meeting of the Cen raj Southern Rights Association
on Friday night, the LIST of August, 1851
The President and vice President being absent Charles
Morgan appointed President pro cn ard r. K. Duva
Secretary pro tenn
On motion the following resolution adopted:
Resolved That 4 committee be appointed report
meeting of the Association Friday night next The names
of suitable represent this Association in the Con
venIn rupused to be held in October:
Me<srs Gooch Duva, Morgan Spence, Dclaplanc, and
j. J. London appointed said committees: and, notion
the President tenn, added.
An animated discussion tool: place upon the question:
whether the Association should proceed Immediately The
appointment Of Delegates, adopt the abuye rcsuiun
While prompt action vas urged on the side, il was
tended the other thai il woi be appropriate up
point 4 committee 10 nominate delegation 10 The
lng when those named, Orany Others could be appointed
TIL Chair said beorc the question pat that il due
10 the Association To state that many persons as much de-
voted 10 Southern rights and interests ourselves,
thought they saw some danger Of the proposed Con.
ven,lon taking similar 10 that of the ASso.
Citations in South Carolina. This was not intended
and the public mind should be disabused the
subject. The objects Of this Association different
character We wish 10 maintain rights and promote
interests in The Union mot of by improving The
Delegates should be COMPOSED Of the dlsn uisicL ana
patriotic members This being Central A--ocia"n he
thought The delegates should come only parI
OF the city, but from among the members residing IN the
counties.
And then the Association nd jnnrned Friday
evening next. G. ). MORGAN, President pro tenn.
r. K. DuvAL, Sec'y. pro tenn.
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cop ,lkTNEi3SIllP.
COR IL ~ II hsIhifs
II b,yr rhis LIs entered Ia,u aCu aIsUcr si!.,
1A :. " !. - 4. L 4

we have this hls entered ia,u slip " Ter
~ q, ROBERTSON, GATES u RAltLitFL.a g..
Main street. .t..,
G .t.- has go Ilhutcl he nix sum oi slu 30. We
u,rtm OF large aud well elected assortment u ll4Es
Culr ~. imported GA the very hesi 'cin' "F ttsa
,.r i, ,u.uI,rr and the public To A!u !r .
o,,r ,up,s sal! be- n,atr hno"n when ins. arrive.
N liIEU RORERi>g
WM. Il GATES
Jas. W KAiti ler
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We have been furnished with neatly printed pamphlet
confirming list Of the officers and students of the Kappa
hammock Academy situated in Caroline county, Va. We
are glad hear thai the Institution is in furnishing
don. In another column will be found advertisements re
ting this and various other prominent institutions of like
character.
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SAvASSAH. hrG. 2-Much excitement ut pre-eat exists
of have volunteered their services and gone Off, en-
route for Cadenas Several left yesterday and today, and
Others preparing 10 leave We have II also upon good
authority that an immense number will 90 from the interior
Of Georgia and ALABAMA
which has Just hand from New Orleans,
states that one thoIsand lett that city The night Of
the Goth ult for CUBA Many others were preparing 10
leave.
Two steamers have been purchased BY tho Cubans TO rus
,rae their designs.
The general h:ef that the OF events in regard
10 the present Cuban revolution. vii. continue until
thing definite i accomplished.
i'Tns f,fceun. Dispatch is from the editors al the Savan-
nah Morning News gGncn.n we'll informed viii! reference
In Cuban ailIs.-Eds Sun
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The two blocks from the Peaks of Otter intended for the
National Washington Monument at Washington, and the
State Monument at Richmond were be in Liberty on
Saturday the 29ih of the last month Several addresses
were expected on the OCCASION
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The National Inteigencc learns that letter has been re-
ceived from Dr. Gardiner Of London by the steamer at New
York which he had just heard OF the reports which
had been circulated respecting him. and that he should return
Immediately TO tho United States.
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a- nun rr ~ wear. h. M Taco '1c t-. 'a: Ha'..
,r,,, ~, his nus mess will tr nom ;ur ahNr
rn. ~ ask IN. Ir.eu d. customers q" VI R'1~t >t
1T. ,.,,,, is - tai rnr 81 KhbEb
:. ,.rS !, All Iii T. assuring sIrtt Ter g.
az -! 49,, ,uuv 81 j ". Rtrii
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

tWlDR-DrcIIStuH5
Engiand-Recepts ofMe ErhbiiiOnir irish assembly dc
New TnRi. Aua 30 4. Milne American mail
Atlantic Captain West arrived this morning. bring
ing dates from Liverpool the 23i July. She brings 1872
passengers The Europa arrived at Liverpool at noon on
SUNDAY.
THE MARkETS.-Cntton is depressed and prices have
declined I'D Fair Orleans u d. Mobile and UpIand q;
Miidlng Orleans and Morllc sd The sales since the
Niagara left have been Is 900 bales n which exporters took
500 and spectators The sales Wednesday up
O'Clock, were 3OOU bales and prices barely supported
Brcadsuifs. AMI wheat quiet and prices irac-
ton lower. Corn is hrmcr and rather active.
The demand Tor provisions is steady md prices arc un
changed. TulIow has improved
Sugar and tel tending downward. The demand for
coffee is confined retail and prices unaered
MONEY MARkEr.-Tne money market is inactive
ConsolS are unchanged Maryland SIS 9Oa Ohio SIS lO4
Pennsy lvun, SIS S2s II S2&.
The Manchester market very dull and PRICES Of yarns and
cloths have further declined.
ENGLAN D.-fic House of Commons, by vnto 81 liz
10 IL, mas refused 10 allow Snnmons the Jewish member
from Greenwich, TO take his
The Papal aggression bill has passed It's second reading In
the House 81 Lords by majority of 227.
John VConnc has resigned The seat from Limerick IN
make way for the Earl of Arundel
Geo Frederick Young, distinguished proectinnls mas
been returned Tor Scarborough, in opposition 10 Earl Null
grave. irecradcr.
Dr. Lingard The Historian, died Horribly on the 18th OF
July.
G. Wright, Jr, and D. & ". Stoca failed Lyernnnl on
the 22 the former for GOO 900 and the latter for OUO
Both ailures were caused by the decline in cotton
The receipts Of The Exhibition Mnndly were t3,5VJ
FRANCE-lhe vote in The French Assembly on The revI-
sion oil The Constitution stood in favor llb ngalnst "a
As the lwuhirds in favor, required by the
Constitution the defeated The greatest excite
prevails the subject and the Ministry accused OF
corrupt movements relative the peuns presented tor
revision. IL was rcarrd the Whole Ministry had re-
signed on Tuesday, bu; this not believed in London
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UNIVERSITY OF MARyLAND. t.g
rI'HE wItl begin " WEDNESDAY '"S ''' "
October. !S52, and close lst N,rc, l-J!
NATHAN r Saith. ". D.. SUrgrIy
WM. e. a AIKEN, NJ. ID. Chemistry an! P"ir': H.. ,,l
SAMUEL CHEN, VI. ID, Ihcnireut!cs MArftl Ar''.
gene
JOSEPH ROBY. " D.. A,a,oiny an! Pas slo''2!
"M POWER, " D.. Theory an, prictlce % u as"' ~ y
RICHARD II THOMAS, ". ID, Midwifery ans D's-'7'
r ald Children .....r
GEORGE " MlLTENBEKGER. VI. p Pain'7-'.i, -.
TIE most aiHp. ptT!t.iI:s iuf n" lt9',f'''' '
i ,iiuHIy a !rrar cA ... .
''nIcI Lectures i"'t- v!.aE- e.: E'a''
- .r. IA tt Eilrlptr Lii.I:3ry; w. ~. i.!'i'>s
~ ~ charge 10 ye. T.! te !Hr ,r,;f.
Fees Tor tie LECTURES 20 % Pta.:lca Aa4l M n..
ton s.; Evacuation 5 q WILLIAM T. n a'N'
Ba.nmora. Aua. Jih. lS5l-clU,
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MEDICAL DEPAnw,lENT OF KANpoLr"

'bNIE rcyt Lecture Term uf th uaitu vi commence
4 OF September a'; con Lttc i.ni,i- ilis rWr' -
ni..! uarufs m ted u lac al run lem Ia ti ~
me mo-; respect .iu NcACa, I-l.tIu ~ -, tot,
lcli N i,-ure j nrf."n Nrtt"i sch'"! 81 f"fE
AMI the u lyerei so! the cEy 81 New i"Ts
r OF Itslrrctun l. extensive and pr,c icht a i
,augh CIun. AID III 'h'' -
cue dissection i"atc i'i'
The Course, icnI opportunities al" DE- d Suc'
sir. an; IG,"L,n. -u.s;ai ~ cfhi"n'
Tnc ice Tor the courrc 10, ana always hy"b" "h 'a
Schnni
Board convenient To III: school, "a" D' "ai o" very '
Students can obtain tn. T.xt. Books III Famve a village
tie -CIipui
JOHN r MErrArER. VI D.. i.i.i. Professor Of the "a
an: pf.rtlcc Neil ,,d Sutgcrs
FkaACl~ i METAL Err. Ir. \. NJ. VI D. Pr1irEsrt 81 !
nv, pnysI,l,ry me uI,ir, .tui phrIiniry.
JOHN y NErrAlif U. VI D.. ILt. Professor 10 Ttrfa~
MMerli McUlca, Mr!wc aud Ia" disease nj r,nt- aa
join = NETT,r
D.,n The Hrtlaa I 80.
Psnre f,SariE II VI. Aug 5--cw,-1Au,.
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Photographed for tie H.chmync Enc

.o-oo,, RA@rInosE !,
Sa!c1f $500 bbls. City Mil. -four wrr n.,,~ 4,
rom tosi l.? Wheat has declined Red IS !, /;
s5a9
Y,lw Corn 60 cts, white g cts. Wh;.sev >.
Photographed Tor the Richmond Enopi.o.
FIa,s frmer: State brands being ;; ~ -:
BuyrrOf t.r, are holding back IN auGle:,,,,,, -
tion l,he price.
S.uei i'ope, = distinguished cjtizon Of B,..,r
-;..,, 81 rhc E,-ron !n-uaanr" c "u1,nv ,r..,',',
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The country around Lynchbug, Liberty and FredecEs
burg was blessed with the same delightful rains which we
had here last Wednesday and Thursday,o the great relief
of the parched ground We trust that the rain was general
Ii will the crops TO some eStent-lhoush the injury from
the drought must be large
On Saturday morning had more refreshing showers.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, AUG. 5.
Ba.i Cartlc-Scac weight 81 so So IS.
uuaS-Nr,t 81 3D.
Sncsp-Nctt 81 50 to So So as in quality, and the sunp
IS ample JACOB SHOOK
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The address of the Democratic State Central Committee
received too late for publication in this days paper 1t
will appear in the (Frdays) Country Enquirer.
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UNIVERSITY Or Pr.Ns say AHA,
.U@DIciL DEPARTWf.NT
Etrnfy- Sih Ia sji-j2.

UNI FIX I TT Of q y. = J l. ! Mn,
U&DiCiL DEPARTMENT.
E.Snty-Si,tii Sc>nIon. lsji-j2. 49,.
|6N1E Lecture vi c'nnrrce MDr DAY. Dc.vhE c l7
4 Il The close ii N,rcm rl-Iiug
Theory aud Practice III Mrdrinr. by GEORGE u NbJD
analunl,. WILLIAM f. lIORNEE -
VI clIt Nr5l,I ani PlIrnIcy. ID~i.fll CARSON. II ~
ChrrnI-rry. JAMES u ROGERS u.
SU.g.ry. WILLIAM GIBSON. VI. u. .
obstetrics The Diseases ui WrEeu an! thi.!f"N lI' "
HODGE. W ID
ln-uu,csu Medicine, SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ. u .
fruICal l:lstruri."n he P,Iu-, nt iirlhr : "t"
WOOD. VI u. an! rs GEO ". NORRIS v. u
D-tnGustatisr I.tru Mci"uc tli ~ sarge.
FtcUil9. ". " GLHil4"''
LEI HENRY II. SMITH. VI ID.
Prc'icai A,atoI! b! JOIN NELL. VI. D peH'H''".'
Amount II Fees Tor Lectures ~ il:c LuHcrst:, :
MatrIcu:an. Fee. tpad u..l,1
Insp,ln! Fee,
Priclical Anatomy,
Graduating Fee, =,
Deau .: TIE ,da,f IA
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The "Madsonian" is the title OF al eSeeieh'
paper Just started Madison Indiana lis souhd
~ fair ,vpe of the opinions of The noble Demo-
cracy OF lnliana:
"To hiring abou harmony and unity The Democratic pary'
convention assembled, laid down, in 1886 and lo4o'
m nrnees upon which they relied for support from lhe
nnon,s In 1914 and in 1885, the resolutions were
adon,ed and Others added thereto as tho exgences OF Inc
country required
rbe principle laid down in the annexation of Texas is I'M
,,h, and extends 10 all time The duty enjonei in lslo
f adherence 10 the Union and The constitution and 10
erown imam sail efforts of the abnionsts," Induce
CONGRESS 10 interfere with questions of slavery or 10 take
inefficient steps therco as calculated 10 lead to The os
alarming and dangerous consequences, to diminish TIC
happiness the people," and endanger the stability and per
mnpency of the Unun is applicable the present time
rs when il was first made test of Democracy"
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TO TILE clsrnMERs or VIZ rnEo RoEeNI.-

rRIrSuS AND TIE IBllt CENTRALLY ~lIa'1. hr
a. RI, r Ia e above concerto irgdrf 10 rhc' an! r'trI
n,,,i luruu, Il, the puSlrc h. nr@ III, Au! cle,.
-, combinations al r ptrnts" wsca lI"' orr $" aol-
,L. t.,,, ht,.Iu, - of Nj Robertson. NN t.,
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DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
AMHERST-Col Richeson, " Quares, Dr. Jas
Powell, Dr. Saml Gibson, Robert Carter
BRUNSWICK -lshnm rrotter VIM Meredith Jno Or
gain, Francis r Jones, A Kiddck, Chas Turnbul + II
Walton Willie Hobbs F W Harrison, r r Brown, Geo
Stone, Jno Atkinson, Geo W Harrison, WIN Lett VIM B
Power. A Lewis Harrison.
BARBOUR.-Lair Morrall Dr. Elan Talbot, SAM
Woods, Nathan Taft Col Jas D Hail. Col Henry Sturm
Col VIM Johnson, Jacob Woodord Henry Wilson, Isaac
Stricken; Maj John Williamson John A Righ,mre.
CAROLlNE.-Wm Buckner, Col Ira White, George
Fizhugh John Washington, Daniel Dejarnette Capt VIM
Kidd washington Gaewood, VIM Saunders, VIM Dckn-
John Samuel Richard Norment, Jos Hippo, A K Flippo
Keeling Row, Anthony Thon,on Peter Thornton, George
Swami, Albert S Hundley Saml Peatross, Warner NJ
Dr. Thos Scott Henry Doege,, Ira Dickinson Josephus
Ga,ewood, Hugh Chandler, Dr. NJ George Rcheson Tur
ner, John Turner, DR. Wesley Wright, Henry Wright,
Philip Reynolds, VIM Pea,ross, Hsrbe. Anderson Car
Braxton, John Hacket, Samuel Coleman Dr. Burnett
T Goodwin.
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UNIVERSITY or MARyLAND.

ISL Chestnut Street: above Thir,eeu., oi;,,-''e H. 10
Pa.Iat-Ipnla. AZ -
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LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

THIS Institution affords complete course of To-
i gal education for the Bar in any of tho United
States, excepting only matters Of merely local law
and practice; and also a systematic course ofin.
struotion in Commercial Law for those who propose
to engage in Mercantile pursuits.
The Law Library, which is constantly increas-
ing, contains now about Ia 900 volumes. 1t in
cludes very complete collection Of American and
English Law, and the principal works Of the Civil
and other foreign Law. 1t is open to Students and
warmed and lighted for their use during both term
and vacations.
The irstterm Of each academical year begins in
the last week of August, and the second Term in
the last week of February; each term continues
twenty weeks. Students admitted at any Pc
riod Of term vacation. The fees are 3 so a
Term, and $25 for halfa Term. For this sum stu
dents have the of the Law Library and text
books, and ofthe College Library, and may attend
all the courses of public lectures delivered to the
Undergraduates ofthe University. s1 ~
Theinstructors Of the Law School are Hon. JOEL
PARKER, LII. d. Royal Professor; Hon. THEoPHr-
LUIS Parsons, LII. D., Dane Professor; Hon. FRED-
BRICK H. ALLEN, University Professor and Hon.
LUTHER s. CUsHiNa, Lecturer upon Parliamentary
Law, the Civil Law, and Criminal Law. Instruc-
ton is given by lectures, Rotations, and exami-
nations, and Moot Courts.
For farther information application may be made
to either of the Instructors.
JARED SPARKS, President.
CAMBRIDGE, Feb. IL 1880
Feb. 26
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
III Drennon Springs, Kontucky.

THIS Institution, on account Of the rapidly in
Il creasing demand for adnittance, has been
compelled TO change its locaton-the buildings at
Blue Lick Springs being insufficient for the accom-
mediation of the large number seeking entrance.
Within the last year two hundred and sixty cadets
have been matriculated. of whom near one hum
drcd have left or been discharged mainly for want
of suitable Quarters" Drennon Springs has been
secured the future and permanent location Of the
school. To the great body of our patronage, COM
ing it does from the South and West, no point
could be more desirable. Situated within one mile
of the Kentucky river, midway between Frankfort
and Louisville, it is easy of access in all directions,
steamboats, passing both ways daily
The buildings and Improvements arev very extern
sive, aifording ample room and accommodations
for three hundred cadets. alasg ~
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tn. vices and extravagancics usually incident to q
college life. ga No. II
The second term OF the ANIMAL series opens on
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annual session will regularly open on tho second
Monday ofScptember, and close the last Friday in
June For further information address
gS et T. F. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
OU-A GRADUATE of West Point, skilled in
practical engineering, obtain situation in the
above institution by timely application.
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GENERAL VAPOR BATH.

A DOPTED unanimously by Congress, through
"A the strong recommendations of numerous
United States Surgeons, and other eminent Ply
sicians, as per testimonials. The apparatus, fixed
portable; the position recu~bsnt, therefore ia
vorable to the debilitated, and to the sqe equal dis
tribution Of heat. The applications arc nature
aiding; from the potent epidemic antidote, sui
phur fumc, Gas shown in tho United States Peni
tertiary, and clsewhcre,) 30 efficient in diseases
called mercvial; in rheumatic, cutancous. &C.;
to the most salutary Of the operations Of the far
famed Oriental Stsam Hath, still used in Turkey
there lately studied by the undersigned and found
to be particularly serviceabc to the organs of
spiration. Instructions and rights for making and
use furnished. Also, powerful, but safely grad
uated Electro galvanic and Magnetic machine,
for nervous and other complaints Applied at
City Hall, east wing, first floor (convenient for the
lams,) No. Is, and at residencs of sick. Probatum
est BOYD REILLY.
Sept 9-eodtf .tF4, si.,l.,