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MIN DI,RI IEaTIlNS

The literary favors Of friends the publishers have
again accumulated our table Among them several
very interesting books which would be happy notice
al length but for tho Of space. We SHALL however
make beginning to-day, hoping gradually to reduce the pile
of mingled science and romance, that lies before u.s. The
first that we take up handsome volume from the press
Of Harper & Brother sent 10 by Harold & Murray cnti-
tied Nile Notes Of Hopadj he Oriental phrase for Travel
lcr who s in this Amercan) Though the style is
rather TOO Luscious the incidents narrated are rich in ro-
NANCE and The splendid panorama Journey through the
East is presented the reader in the brilliant coors-
As fair specimen of the work, the following
warm tinted sketch ola
JOURNEY FROM CAIRO TO BOULAK.
To eyes every thing was picture. Fanly the broad
road was crowded with Muslin artisans home returning
from their work To the Muslin They wer.
carpcn ers lnasons aborcs and tradcsmcn of all kinds
We passed many medating Caircne, whom there
nothing but the monoony OF OLD story in that cvcnn.
and that road. But all tc pagedtry Of oriental
quietly donkeying into Cairo. Camel too sway
Ing and waving like huge phantoHs of the twilight horses
with strange gay appngs cur5cd by tawny ,urbaned ecs
TRANS the peaked OF the red slippers resting the sho
vel stirrup 1t fair icsta evening The whole world
lnasq ucrding, and well that it seemed reality
Fadadcen with gorgeous lur!an and cav sash.
His chiboqee wound with conred silk and gold threads
borne behind him by slave Fat and funny Fadadeen
as Of old and though Fcloz was not 5y it was clear TO
see in the angud droo his eye that choice Arabian vel
were sung by the twilight, in his mind.
Yet was Venus still the evening star; for bchinl n,
slken ong that buyed ike balloon her donkey.
But sarsutused evening cloud that bulky blackness,
as her twin eyes shone forth LOUDLY lus!rous.
Abon Hassan the city gate and saw HaToun Ara-
shid quietly coming up in the disguise of Moussou
chant could not hui wink AT ibon, for knew him so
long in the Arabian Nights But he rather stared than
luted friends may, in masquerade There Snbad
the porter hurting 10 Sinbad the saiar. turned and
watched his form fade in twilight yet dJibt il he reached
Bardad in time for The eighth history.
Scarce had he passed when long string Of dorkeys
bed by bearing each Of the inflated balloons 1t
harem taking The evening air. huge eunuch the cap
tain and rode before They boacd deaeyei
the eunuchs-bul there be eyes Of greater importance 10
martial minds The ladies' came gayy after in single file,
born to blush unseen they looked earnestly upon the staring
strangers Did those strangers long behold that hidden
beanyY Could they help it if all the soncss and sweetness
nj hidden faces radiated from melting eyes!
Then came STATESMEN with hog skins sung over their
hacks full of remembered the land and the time OF
outing wine into old bottles and showed back beyond
rIass Peda:s-swurhy fauists in lovely lengths OF robe
ind turban cried their wares To Franks ears It was
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
4 fairs IN EnglInd-From India and the Cape of Coco
ron,-J),rI;n> -,


The list catalogue Of this fourshing Institution shows
tina, the whole number Of narcuates from its foundation
10 the presen, time is 3 The number for this session is
34 of which 27 from this State, exhibiting large in
over previous years The library numbers over O0
Volumes 557 volumes lately received by the legacy OF
Mr. Madison $3.50 by that of the late Christian Bohn OF
Richmond and 234 donation from unknown lady OF
Princeton, N
TIE KNOWLEDGE OF GARD PLAYING APPLIED
TO NAUTICAL PURPOSES.
Captain R., long and favoraoly known as master
and the Havre trade tells the following anecdole:
At the port OF New York; In consequence OF the scarcity
of sailors had take green hands or landsmen Find
Ing It impossible 10 learn them the ropes of his Ship
and fearing Storm he adopted the following plan for their
instruction Calling his crew to the quarter deck be asked
them they could play cards. and receiving affirmative
answer from them he Immediately TOOK pack of cards and
placed them the principal ropes-he one the king
on another &c. When the blow he gave orders 10
haul uut the jack Of diamonds over haul the ace OF
spades the ten of clubs cast of the deuce OF
&c. &C., and in three days he asserts he had good work.
ing any captain need wish for.
MEXlCO.-The rejection by the Senate Of Garays con-
tract in relation Tehuanepec route formally an
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DISTRESSING ENENT

During the proceedings in Convention yesterday, Mr.
Brown Of Preston, received Geographic despatch from
Brownsville announcing the sad Of The sudden dealt,
of his wife AT home. The despatch dated the 18th
and was fire days the way. We deeply syrnpalhzc
with Mr. Brown in this affecting intelligence This is the
third instance Of similar melancholy dspensations which
have fallen heavily members Of this Convention while
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THE, SEASON,

THE SFtSON
We do not remember any in which Inc spring s'S
seemed 10 advance with cautious and d9pt'"
than the present Al observer Of TIE hern"ct 10 We
open air lin an open porch in this city has i""'u '' me-
curry, at five o'clock five successive mornings a. o.
So, 81 81 the last of these being the temperature "a
day morning. Judging from The prevalence .! mortimer
wind all yesterday the gardens and orchards WIN !u soHe
risk OF frost this morning.-I Tuesdays Max l"''
The Spring with has been, with the exception VI e"
days, equally cool and cheeylcss. Last week, there was
heavy frost and Tuesday Of this week there was ao
frost-bu in neither case, sufficient to inufe Tic WHEAT
which promises rich harvest.
Yesterday afternoon, there copons RAM accoPd
MED by loud thunder and sharp lightning.
NATIVE AMERlCAN1sM--A Philadelphia paper
sneers the proposition bring the remains Of Pau Jones
10 this country, because he foreigner we believe
General Scott claims 10 have been of the ognato's OF
Nalivsn, which mad in this instance rs 10 90
ec the ncrmen of distinguished warrior Of the he
ycluon in country. The Philadelphia Ledger etots
follows this scoer OF tho lustrious OF our
nations heroes:
PAUL JONES-Speaking of this celebrated individual
whose remains last be brought from France, "itfH
he died. TO this country in the u. S. Fgae ST. Lawrence
of city papers says: such the lille ana cihc
Of tho foreigner whom high honos are 10 be palu at
the expense of the nation" Paul Jones The s"ui-c
chvarous soul of the American Revolution on the ocean;
and yet he is attempted be stignazcd as lpeisntt
What makes an American citizen! We leave INC o"!s'''I
ton nswerall foreigners this country al iie '''c VI
the adoption Of the American Omitted States Cohs.iluoh
held 10 be Americans by birth, and cg De ~ luz Ic
sdentia Chair As well attempt TO stigmaze Lafayette
and thousand Others because they were not born III
try their mothers had seem When VIII A'hellcahs
learn the a. B. c. of their constitution.
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nr,1orp,cy N THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Thppsh natcis has demen'ed large por
i If The Democracy OF New York and anil-savery DEM
has corrupsd almost the entire Remainder oil mat
- ,,rtv IL seems that questions MOI IN
yoving this isn in ii; Nsw York leg ss e.
holds 10 lis ancien: PRINCIPLES ana It's nsy to M suss
Sni uc soyssn and thai; legislators bot their
hss il b ws1 a ns, :,ra dns BHt ~s Is
IS Wh;agcry True lis ingraincd propens!Iles
S s sIt the days Of old federalism By which name whsgeTy
as is called once ouhf The Mns s
nor barriers Of the Constitution. Assuming TO be wiser IMAM
Inc nconc themselves they attempted to IN de-
lance of that instrumental augusta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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FIREWe regret announce that the residence OF MT.
Bertrand Lpscob situated about mile West OF the CITY,
was consumed by FIRE yesterday abou. IL o'clock, M-evi
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"ff iNE or MEDICAL INsrRUc-

I, RISE or MEDICAL IysrRUC-
'a..e If S 'ioH, n RICHMOND. VA.
2 i.i-.~" Instruction in the various branches Of
- fti"@";aeni: " o'' ' >t'ii' 1'
: e.. S,.-., LECTURES
'"-..-." A;'a"mr, by cIIh'S. BELL GIBSON, NJ d.
Sac: n.,%5t. ra!hn"ys. by DAVID H. TUCKER VI. D.
M u s'">'S OF Women and Children, by JAMES II.
' al pb ., iilheiaIeuiics by A. F. PETlCoLAS, NJ D.
(. =. pb',,'','cy, by 5. MAupIN. NJ D.
.;e sI,i I,.',os!' by CARTER p. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
= MA IN y..'s IRON The middle OF April the middle
.sof MISSION during the month of August. TIE
" ID E.., DC pursued will conss, of combination
: " Two Lectures will be delivered zach
-s s,o'F examination npon the subject Of the pre-.
Nth. ,'e n:ne vail thus be allowed the student Tor
@sss 80! OF 'ne various clinical which will be
us attention: while the daily examination will
..lt,..' 's". application.
go. aces, d. all times Inc wards of the lnfrmasy
ay;.yr.,ses. s'ti OF The Richmond Alms-IIouse
''.! VIII De afforded for the study of Practical
''"fse, $50 Tickets will be issued by the Sec
r. CARTER T. JOHNSON, Scc'y.
Corner Of Broad and Mayo streets.
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PoWnATAN ROBERTS. Cpk.
TALLY -IiO.


ea Iat" horse will stand the ensuing season AT my
" h'h"!t Course. the commencing the first OF
H. III. lie first ui August lie will serve mares Of So
81" ityHlsg; .; Ssp within the season. SD 10 insure
: itt!.h. with her forfeit the insurance. 81 TO the
t - ~! be ~. sEillinss day and the greatest
w. Ha: 10 responsibility will be incurred fr acci.
IVES III" splendid performances Of Tally lilo are
.t .Ns"ou; ihc Country scarcely TO need recital
il. ''s lie ran when colt he won five, and only LOST
1.: ia,cs Of t"ns OF order His great four mile
.,. ''.*- IN !,9. In which he proved victorious
=. ,' Ne" York Spirit Of the Times, and proven oy
" .s me hes! race ever run IN America Ills
:. race aAd Bostona, two OF the best nags the
~ al! We're ran. and the time OF the TWO Erst
h ,,~ oa ,.;' made by Boston or Fash
8 M -. TIE" Trade the first heat IN 1852:
'a h's''Ua he 81 in 7.52 and Tally-Ho the
( lush Iur lI@ - he Pusha Of Egypts challenge
u;,oa ;. T. H. attention OF the sporting world.
e. :h,: -, i'a III London (hc highest racing au'
! . ,,r. .aSc he challenge should be accepted,
@g9!. ~. Ic contestant confidently pre-.
s GLORIOUS over the bsst horses In the Pa
" css,.. % Tally lilo is feet Az inches>hish,
80 :iarry III :orm and make he exhibits great
S3 N. "a 70. endurance and speed In the language
"a u ..s "ii:' prope!ng powers are prodigous,
5-G. ,I,, ts%:a"c: which induces even a casual OBJ.
80. - - !: iyo w,- .ot h.. sr..o,. ~ :, IT,, rouch
~ 5g { H. b. Spread Eagle, gg. d. by King
h y -ei o. haa;er; genuine Arabian, gggs. d. by
arg. Igt. $50: H. by Tie imported horse Vampire,
r.. 's!sS: .4 no horse II, Tho co,o,r, "a, b,,st nj
tsiwif JAMES TALLEi.
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We yesterday morning received by the Piney ront me-
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers some hours in advance
s ,, walls 7, brnus us few of news, which will
be found elsewhere We also learn from Tuesdays Baltimore
evening papers Jenny Lind has suffered so severely from
her long journey that she was unable to appear al tue
concert advertised Tuesday evenng-it had consequent
ly been postponed until Thursday evening. The sale OF
ut the Theatre Tuesday evening had Tor inc h's
tier averaged premium of 81 the fixed price OF Son
the front and second of the family CIRCLE an average Oh
so advance the fixed price OF So Inc 50 er was
fixed at ST. The Ohoe proceeds OF her first concert are
be devoted TO purposes Of charity.
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CLERKS DISMISSED.

" ..-oS D c. April 29.-Tne work on the census
md nonnlsion is now completed. Two clerks, Messrs
e5b and Harrison engaged have been dismissed ano
others will be tomorrow
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i.-r,;r aud other Defendants.
n mis- suit is subject the estate: real and personal OF
m egtr. died seized and possessed, nuch thereof as
w 10 tn. payment debts and AFFIDAVIT, having been
.. that the defendant above named nonresident OF
.s;. the said party notified to appear al the rules
IL ,s Clerks office Tor the said court On the first Monday
and 10 what is necessary 10 protect his Interests IN the
..r."er At his suit A Copy. TeSe,
;---..y Roberts Clerk
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aenty The work Of incendiary. There was sn0 is"
rance only Mr.. l.. hard working, honest mechah't'
and the loss will be severely felt by himself and family
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A BLAST FROM THE NORTHWEST.

Tuesday nights mail brings some indication oil sentl-
in Northwestern Virginia the basis question The
True Virgnian and Trans Allegheny Advertiser formerly
the Banner published Famont in Marion county,
"hee is strong feeling of indignation beginning TO be
manifested in this community about time and money be-
ing wasted by the Convention in long, useless dull prosy
speeches. disregard Of the and object for which
it assembled The cry Isl lei the he taken and if
rights not secured by the Constitution will vote it
down il can nd if cannot then verify, believe
that this whole country, as will go for dividing the
State. If the East u.s. she do Justice; for the
Justice which she threatens will certainly this State
God grant that such result may be avered
"P S. Mr. Bolts from Richmond, have introduced
his proposition Monday last to give equal representa-
ton the Fast and West We decidedly opposed 10 it,
The Wheeling Argus is still moro emphatic. We deeply
regret TO publish such sentiments from Virginia journal
They are moreover extremely impoiticfor in order
~ measure threats addressed to Vrginans the
argument that be employed They are calculated TO de-
feat and not promote the end aimed at Referring 10 the
report Mr. Wise disposed to come into the support
of Mr. Bolts proposition the Wheeling Argus says:
We learn from every section Of tho river counties and from
the mountain range that both parties are determined TO ac
cept of nothing short Of the White or Suffrage BASIS The
cry is-no compromise, where vital interests are at stake
lei the East treat equals and will defend lher pro-
perty 10 the last drop blood but the moment they at
Tempt trampe upon CHS for revolution ana-
CIV secession nythine inequality in power And we
sever the Old Dominion their property less safe an now
This is not language Of hothcaded young men, put the
emphatic declaration OF prudent COOL and calculating men,
who see that if they and their children TO be deprived Of
their Just rights they cannot stem the torrent OF treesosm
ready TO break out and will be successful to2 II Tue
prctert and motipe be furnished by the East WIN oe IN
vain in this section of Virginia, to carry any
that ma be formed in which the West is rendered inferior
to the East which compromises away any of our naena
bic rights The people arousng in every direction
meetings are held-consultaons had-and men, VINO had
scarcely met together for years, walking shoulder 70
shoulder 10 devise 10 stem the tide OF Eastern an
croachment and to take measures IN future I" uata n
selves from having paned upon them Constitution win
any kind Sort degree Of the Mixed Basis in Il
We wise our Eastern brethren not TO maze these pae
now their warm friends rreconceab foes Just measures
will save all concerned injustice will lead to anarchy
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ohrr Defendants.
OF this suit is have sale Of the real in the bill
,elng- mentioned and division Of the proceeds thereof
PARTIES entitled therelo and affidavit having been made and
he eedan;s above named, nonrcsidents OF this Com
lie laid parties notified to appear e; the rules e -
Il. .Is office the said Cn"-' -" st hoia. " 9aiie
necesSar. 10 protect their interests In the SUD-
.r- Of f!s .ui,. Copy-Teste:
. ROBERTS flk
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MEXICO.-The rejection by the Senate of Garays con-
tract relation the Tehuantepec route is formally an
nounced 10 the Mexican papers.
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HANG ERY-VlRGlNlA:-At rules held in the Clerks
Of the Circuit Court OF Cancery for the county OF lienco
LAY Of April, 1851:
George, suing By her husband and next friend, John
:. Plaintiff:
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lRGlS: :A, Rules held in ii" CLERKS Office OF tie Ccnr
ts ~ 10, he county OF lIenrlco, the first Monday III
81. lo"ing he IN DAY Of the month";
$ Jones endorsee OF Robert buckingham. P.aniin:
..ss
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A, niles held in the Clerks
VI he Court Of Chancsry Tor the county Q: Henri.
sj.l.a lay OF April 1851
. a.Iy wAu sues behalf OF himself and such other OF
g" JOAN Gentry deceased, may choose 10 mite with
Plaintiff:
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yuE RICHMOND ENouikEN,
,,.IIsuEp DAILY AND sEMl.m r nIM" -,
,,,,1JAM +. s. THOMAS fiaoN'' '>'
TER VI s:

T. II 81 irh
.r., dollars per annunl AMI al Inc rae Vi eisn
for shorter period t,a S,I for six months, pay
,y I've collars W m ths oce or RENTED by a post PAID
IN anunl the end OF the yeas ,i, IN r,oJ and
II t pssi nS Of single 'ns ssfg ca
rs bs i %. II, wtsr Ills the accumulation Oh postage, IN
n Is slsiSa' 'A upon
many t%oIlREE: For hI,een lines or less, ms! IN
y THE plL Wy succeeding nsertlon twenty-five cents
r,y cents a' r. week. three times week. thirty
AMI! halt csGls ,, fny dollars for thirty lines and in
ag cngthcXcept Lottery
ia osrs CHARGED 100 dollars. <aer mc!uded)
80, stNLWEEKLYfor niteen hnes OF iess hrs' iseeuoh
y 49, .,r each continuance ~ ee:'S. :, , -, ,r,n.s NV
+ @ ,,u distance must be accompanied WIN 'he fa''
o'.''S ,',p' ~r,sr.rces to insure execution
ari.< tbcs Of respect, exceeding e'gh' ''es' are
Ia ,,r,,> and Marriages from the country, whenever the
unknown 10 u.s. must be authenticated TED; ny Inc ne
:S that has been taken 10 prevent
r. qui--ss has proved heretofore unavaiiins we must
~ slrh case. upon the communications being certi
n m The ,rr:.ten on the beck OF the letter.
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: CHANCERY-vIRGINlA:- AT rules held in the Clerks
Circuit Cour OF Chancery Tor the county OF Henri
;.a;h,ay oil April. ISL:
;s.r. Marx and Frederick Marx, plaintiffs:
.i,a't
a Eing and Harriet his wife, Edward C. Mayo and AIDE
. sle William Mcli!air and Virginia his wife and other
Defendants.
h .c: Of this obtain sale Of the real estate in the
mentioned ard rciuveSmen; OF the proceeds thereof;
having been made ana fled tina, the defendants above
.r l,lres,dsnis of Ibis Commonwealth the said parties
appear the rules re held III the Clerks clce OF the
soa the Monday in June and do what Is
their Interests in the sabjccinatter oil this suit.
Copy. Tesie, J. ROBERTS, Clerk.
n IL.
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C,:cn Cour OF Chancery, for the county of Elentco,
- al April, ISL:
-"y: !osmcriy Frances McAlister, Plaintiff
t.a..'. N,rrare, Mcou Thomas g. Micou, William ID.
.I Reese. and Jane r., his wife, who was Jane K. MI
Defendants.
e" 81 hi suit which instituted against William +.
IL" slc. Is 10 recover dover the real estate IN the
1t mentioned IN the proceedings AMI which was con.
-i William f. tIcou. by the husband Of the plaintlf
- i.a: and affidavit having been made and hied that
lc"vc named, are residents OF this Commonwealth,
t a!c "o.i:cA appear the rules to be held In the
20 re sad Court, the first Monday IN June next and
Sa!: - protect their Interests In the subject mater
copy-rss,e:
s..-'a.w pptyuAT.N R0RERTS. Clik.
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L. KUUTNSUN.''
and another bearing Gate the 81 day Of March, lS5
81 tn. April rules aforesaid. having been delivered 10
gesI more than days before the return days there
~, au been returned without hclr; executed II IL or
b. .e'-u,i1l. the said John Howar,h. 30 appear here
;! acr due publication Of this n.ler. and do what is
y;ci his crest: and that s order be published once
successive weeks IN the Richmond Enquirer, news
..! n tic Cry got Richmond and be posted n the front
lst House the said county OF ll.rco on the frs,
t.nunty Court Fcse:
-.k;w +. ROBINSON. CIR
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r. - Robertson and -, merchants and partners, doing
!e. The firm and style Of Aiken Robertson Company
-, Defendants.
&C. O; Tins sn aside the deeds of in the bill
uc:,!onel aud (, subject the property therein
ne pay a.eg the plaintiffs Claims; and affidavit having
ar! r !ha; the iccntanis above named, noE-res
his Commonwealth the said parties notified 10 appear
20 be holden IN The Clerks Office Of the said Court, the
IN June and do what is necessary 10 protect their
.,s: Il! The SubJ.c mailer OF this suit.
ACopv. Teste:
~ ,5-cs4w P. ROBERTS. C'k.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29

G4REAT INp10 vEMENT,-HALlQ~
IN TYPES, or DAGUERRE0TYPESC COLOR:
ED LIKE MINIATURES IN THE FRENCH
STYLE.
We have returned from Europe fully prepared to
exeeuo nctuIes in this most effective and fascinating
manner by which the flesh is eoloured after natures
model and the reflection destroyed thereby rans orm-
ING the picture so present the appearance OF tho
most beautiful miniature or ivory We are, as usual, 70
be found at the Virginia SkY-Light Daguerrean Gal
erv No I45 Main street, Richmond, under the Co.
hic Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
EXTRACTS,
MIR. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment IN
STYLE which reflects much credit upon his taste and lib
erality.-DaiIy Dispatch
His reception room is pretty boudor as we nave
recently seen, elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets
rich velvet divans stauets, immense bay window, with
stained glass, Sc.-Enquirer
Messrs. Pratt & Co. the tlTst to introduce the
Sky light system into the State and appear to be con-
stany iuventng something for the Improvement OF the
art Times.
TIE arrangement of his show room is exquisite
whilst the Sky Light It's superb Whig. Sc %
HpOBEfF RlcNAMEsG, MAKER OF SUR
a q, GICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock which will be found to comprise all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses, Cutlery &C
He likewise makes order and repairs all descriptions
of instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit con-
nuance OF it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.