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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-06

HEyho snoWD OF tue OeeSu y Ssss :" -
MITCHELL. Jr., ON Friday last, At the White
sulphur Springs, whither be had gone for hs
health. although NOT unexpected, has been re-
ceived in this city, where be has long fes'oso
and has very extended acquainfance and ma
nv warm friends, with feelings Of sincere regre.
and sorrow. In his death the city loses one y
its I,ost liberal benefactors--ihe mecnan'c
valuable friend. The srtifcer OF his own LOT
,,c. he devoted his liberal means 10 building
nm. ;mprovinp. and advancing the interests a"o
nrosperity Of the city. The erection o. ms nue
d~ .lI;uy on upper franklin street gave an I'M
,,,,.. 20 ;mnrovemenis in that now handsomely
;mnroved and beautiful part OF our city, snd
many building. ON Main and other streets at
,e.t his liberal spirit of improvement. ENJOY
;ny the confidence and bounfiful support Of this
commdnity, Jas the proprietor Of an extensive
;ew.lrv establishment, for series Of years, in
return he literally expended his money amongst
those to whom he was indebted for kindness
and success. Ia all the walks of life, he sus-
tained the highest character, and dies generally
lamented. He had been in declining health for
many months.
ATTEMPT TO PoIsoN.-We learn that q negro
boy belonging to Colonel Shelton of Hanover, few
days since mixed portion of arsenic with some
icecream and handed it to the Colonel and lis
daughter after dinner, who partook of it freely
Soon after eating the poisoned CONNECTION, Col s.
and his daughter were taken with violent spasms -
Medical aid was obtained and relief administered,
and then the attempt &c poison was discovered. -
Col. s. and daughter convalescng, and the negro
has been lodged in Jail
POLITICAL MEETINGs-A large number OF the
Wings of the city, with music and trarsparancies.
proce eded in procession to the African Church. in
Manchester on Friday evening. where they listened
to able speeches from Governor Morehead of Ken
lucky, and Joseph Mayo OF this city. They returned
about midnight.
On the same evening the Democratic Association
of Union and Church Hills met in Springfield Hall.
goodly number in attendance. Appropriate ad
dresses were delivered by C. C. Parkhill and Philip
Mayo, Esqs. A committee, constituted OF I. J.
Stark and J Howell, was appointed to make al.
engagements for public discussion with speakers
of the Whis party. Resolutions heartily endorsing
the Presidential nominations were also adopted
BEwARE.-We have been informed by many re-
spectacle citizens of Union and Church Hills. that
the "BIack Hawk Rangers" will meet with warm
a1d betting reception if they again disturb the
Hills" with their nocturnal disorders word to
the wise, &c.
By request, we will here state, that the young
men of the Valley disclaim any connection whatever
with this nondescript hobbledehoy association.
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DESTRUCTIVE FiRE.-A fire broke out in a
small frame dwelling in Cincinnati few days
since, a flying ember from which alighted
on the Trinity German Catholic) Church.
setting that edifce on FIRE. The spire in falling
commune ted the flames to- fine school house.
which was burnt, together with the parsonage
attached to the church. The loss is estmat-
ed at nearly $4,000. partially insured.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE a. CO.,
Successors to II. Norris & Coz

For This Day.-Capirals: $4,000, 1900, 5000,
3l4o, 25OO, OF 1850, OF l25O ~ of 1000, &C. is
numbers, IL drawn Tickets S.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery. Capitals: Of $500,
5000, &C. Tickets So
Drawn Nos of Md Consolidated, Glass Is:
AZ 20 "a 10 80 6
Sc 8 G. w. PURCELL
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JOB G!-Merchants and
others desiring Circulars, Cards, &c.
will md 1t to their interest to call at C II WYNN'S
Once two doors below Exchange Bank He has
aaded another rover Press TO his establish ment,
the reby ensuring increased facilities Satisfacton
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed. Renem..
Der, Ground Floor, TWO doors below Exchau ge
Bank. nm "a
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CLARK Fps OFFICE.
l4th street.

Drawn Nos of Delaware 81, Sept 4, 1852:
80 81 60 81 Al 63 As 65 SO
Quarter Ticket 3S 60 81, prize OF S4SOS,
returned TO the managers Sc 6-6t
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w. A. POWELL, ARCHITECT
~ AND CIVIL ENGINEER, Office 2 doors
from Main, on 18th street, opposite the James River
and kanawha Company's Office Richmond, Va.
n. BAH professional business promptly attend.
GU ~. au 2l- I'm
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HAYES Il. SUTTON, NOTARY
~ PUBLIC Particular attention paid e !.
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF
oce 70 the Law Building, Richmond. We my
EsEA FOX BALTIMOKE AND
p HILADELPHIA-The steamer
fS:sss.aere. captain z. G. Clifford, will receive
freight for the above places this dav fMondav, 81 10
oc,ock, ana wi. continue 10 receive up to the hour
" eciocx, r. NJ, tomorrow (Tuesday) 18th inst
seo" LUDlAk Y WATSON.
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x BEAR IN MIND THAT AID.
OSA ANS g. cos EXPRESS offers to the
Public the safest and speediest means of OBJ.
tanning goods of all kinds from the Northern cities
Packages of all descriptions sent to all points of
the compass at mail speed
Office No. s, Fourteenth Street.
Next to G. NJ West a. Bros Book Store.
Sc 3-3t
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LANDER E,s OEElCE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 75 Sept.3:
rs 20 II 66 68 "a 10 81 Al So 10 4o 40 80
Whole ticket 10 70 Isl Two more prizes sold
do do 20 Sc &c; by LAMBERT.
T0-Day-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass No
80. Capitals S26,500. 1900, 1000, 4c0a, 3000
1885, IL OF $780, l0 OF 750 10 of 3d. ls4 OF 30O be-
ing the lowest three number prizes. Is numbers,
- drawn. Tckefs So
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LAND WAhKANTs.-The nigh
est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, Of 49, 80, or 1850 acrss
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent.

OWce NO Law Buildings, Richmond, Va
Note.-All Revolutionary Claims PENSIONS.
three months extra pay. bounty Lands, and ali
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912 or the Mexi.
can War, viii be prosecuted with diligence. have
afui List OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services. ia INV of;cs
je ll-3mt J.k.M
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UxoUE1xEOxYY1NQ.
aeeurs the shadow Gro he substances fade,
Let nature copy shss wnles ns IS. -. M
6ns Vvhen lie no Of 0esh IN dust shsli ~,
When vi, deaths gray aim spreads DER The beaming
wouIson's life me Pictl,e e. moching At decay.
WIN stiIl be fresh and vivid y to-day.
M Gallery il open from sunrise to sun ret, over
Riddick q Bensons store, No ITO Main street. whers
mems whether they wish pictures or not. For por.
traits Of aduls BY my patent proress and improved
Instruments only dollar. A cloudy day IL quite
r. E. MoULsoN,
aulS No ITO Maia street.
~ D,Orsay Coloxne.-The celebrated
D'Orsay Cologne, manufactured by Messrs Gaynor
Wood, 10 certainly the most exqultitely delicate
perfume for the toilet or kerchief to be found We
know its superiority and we take great pleasure IN
urging the public to its use. Combine ~ you
please the essence of the the lily and the vio
letand add thereto the fragrance OF the laurel and
you will not then have the deliciousness OF scent
which Is freely impa,ted to the Directory nerves
by the delicate aroma OF this superb Cologne. EV'
cry lady az well as gallant should keep bottle on
their table Prepared and sold, wholesale and re
tail, by GAYNOR & WOOD. seo-H
A ATTENTION! BL UE 8 Parade In
- front ofithe Capitol This AfternoOn, at
IN o'clock precisely in summer UNIFORM Win
3cTape on lett arm, anO tnreS oidnA caIuioSes.
Z, nav the last tribute of respect to our deceased
Homo, ary Member, William Mitchell, DR..
Tne Honorary Members of the Company are re-
quested to be present By order of the Lieutenant
Commanding.
seq J. ii. FhEEmAN, y. ..
q WAsUNIC NOTICk.-The Bre.
IN thren of Richmond Lodge, No. 10,
" Ywill meet in tee Mason's Hal This Day,
M at hslf past 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, for the pur.
~ \pose of paying the .ost tribute OF respect
to our deceased Brother, Mr.. William Mitchell,
Jr. The Brethren of our sister Lodges Nos. ls,
36. 81, So. and Manchester Lodge, No. IA. viii
unite in the funeral services. Transient Brethren
in good standing will respectfully attend. BY order
of the Worthy Master.
se6-lt JOHN v. HARDWICKE, Sec'y.
A ATTENTION, NJ ON Il G NJ e K Y
&GJARDS Parade in front Of the Capitol, on
I'M this Monday at o'clock, P. NJ, in summer
" uniform, with three rounds iof blank cartridge,
to pay the las. tribute of respsct to our dcce ased
brother soldier, JOHN d. HAGAN. By order OF
the Captain.
Sc 6 JOHN MCDONALD. ~. ,.
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, LEATHER q
TRUNKS.
FOUR THOUSAND CASES.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
IL No. Ill Main street, Wholesale dealers only,
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FROM THE GILA.-A letter from member
OF the Mexican Boundary Commission to the
National Intelligencer gives an interesting
description of the Indians in the Maricopa and
Pimos Villages. 1t says the "the dress ofthese
Indians is of the most primitive kind. That of
the gentlemen consists Of necklace and
cloth about the loins; while the ladies are con-
tent with blanket around the waist and pair
of earrings"
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vW-ou sunday morning., lin gong n, M the
-, - monumental Church to the upper end Of Franz.
I'm s.tse- MOURNING BREASrPlN. A liberal
Office. i1sns nat tnis
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HESa1co COUNTY ARHEsTs.-Henry Wade, ar
rested for striking Charles Tensall with bottle,
will be examined before the County Court some
day this week.
Daniel Coy. free negro, was arrested by Con.
stable Lewelen in the second district on the 29th
u!t., charged with assaulting man namad Walter
Jenkins Coy was examined before Justice Stubbs,
ordered 20 lsshes, and bound over in the SIM of
800 to keep thepeace.
The same negro, with his wife, Mary Coy, were
also examined before Justice Stubs, on the
charge of stealing four hogs from James Jenkins.
Charge not proven and complaint dismissed.
On the Both ult., Constable Leween arrested
John OConnell, who had been beating his wife
very brutally. Justice Nettles committed O'Con.
nell to Jail in default of 800 security.
By the same officer, Jacob S. Atee was arrested
on the charge of assaulting, the 25th ult.. VIII
liam w. Anderton. The accused was examined
before Justice Gardner, but complainant not ap-
pearing, was discharged.
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THE CANAL 6fxAMpoA7 The miniature model
Of this usw oFdsr d steamboats was again exhibit.
I'D Ii full operation on de Basin, Saturday after.
noon. This model was invented BY Alexander
Bond, Of Philadelphia, and has been patented and
put In successful operation by John Petnbone, OF
Washington, D. G. To give mole particular de.
scription of the powers Of the invention, we viii
state that Il adapted to either freight passenger
boats on q canal. There IL one Of these boats now
in operation ON the Rappahannock River, engaged
in carrying wheat to Falmouth Mills. Her length
il dfty.6ye feet, width of beam ten feet, and she
travels at the rate of eight miles per hour on the
river, and five miles per hour on the canal 1t
draws only thirty inches of water when loaded
and the wash from the motion of the paddle IL very
slight not sufficient to injure wear OF the banks
of the canal The propelling paddle or blade In
the stern is four feet in length and twenty inches
wide, operating on the scuing principle ana nav
ing the wabblng motions of the tail of a fsh "nen
swimming. The machinery is very simple III .''
character, and can be placed in the space usoai'y
allotted to the cabin freight boats-anofoins i.N
room for the sleeping apartment OF the hana' ~
fact but little room any is lost by the apphca'on
of steam to a canal boat steamboat suitable 10
run on the lanes River Canal ninety feet In length
and twelve feet BEAM could by this plan make SIX
miles per hour on the canal and ten miles tnrousu
the ponds. The cost of fuel for such ooat iof
twenty four hours would amount to one doliar anu
seventv.6ye cents On the whole the invention aP'
rears tn be a very useful one.
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ARREST OF THE Monk OF La TRApPE ON
CHARGE OF MuRpER.-We learn from the
Madison tWis.) Argus, Of the 9th ult., that
Leahey. well known as the "Monk Of La
Trappe," recently murdered Edward J. Man.
ley, at Pardeville, Columbia county, in that
State, by shooting. He also shot at Esquire
Morton twice, one shot slightly wounding.-
He was finally arrested, examined and COM
mitted TO Jail to await his trial for MURDER
The cause Of the murder was jealousy of Man.
ley and his tLeahey's) wife.
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DlyIDEND:-Ths BOARD Of Director. Of ,be
dividend Of seven and hall per cent an ,h - =,
stock thereof out of the prodss for The six rop,.
ending 3lst August 1884, payable at the once -
and after wednesday next 9Th September. W
~ order Of the Board OF Directors.
SEQ JNO. n RQSHpp c~.,-
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THr Nrw YoRx CRYsrAL PALAcrs--Ihs
ground for this structure was broken IN New
York. Sent Let, and the building will % cree
ted with oil practicable speed. The plan adop'
red & Greek loss, with adoms over the lin
,ersection. Each diameter Of the Cross -
3s5 fee, long and l4s feet broad, and the dome
i. 1870 feet high. There will be in this build
ing III 900 square feet Of space on the ground
floor, and G., 900 square feet in the galleries.
Il 10 estimated to cost $f95,000. The build.
ing is to be entirely Of iron and glass.
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~ NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC for ,he wear
1893. calculated by David Richardson. of Louisa
county lust published and for sale by D w. RAN
DoLr h. containing corrected hst of the Courts
oI l virginia, North Carolina and Maryland, Members
OF The Senate and House OF DELEGATES ri Vircin;a
representation In Congress, a Meteoroosica, Table
ior Richmond by David Turner. Weather Table
oy Dr. Adam Clarke, Forms OF Deeds &C ,ordjng IN
t1e new Code, Cure Ter the Heaaache Iust,uc Tors
~ 6 SeP'ss &c, oc.
The daily union., 1852-08-08
Congress Saturday.

The Senate did not sit to-day
Housr OF REpREsrsTArIvEs.-Mr Duncan reported
from the Committee Commerce the annual lighthouse
appropriation bill which referred to the Committee
Of the Whole on the state of the Union. The House
then further considered the bill to regulate the fees and
costs of the officers Of the courts Of the United States
which debated by Messrs Haven Ls,cher. Seymour
Of New York, and Meade The morning hour expired
before Mr. Meade closed his remarks The House went
into Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union
(Mr. Phelps in the chair y wherein the civil and dplo
matte appropriation bill was further debated in five
minutes speeches by various members many amend.
ments which were offered The committee were thus
engaged until late hour. When they rose the House
adjourned.
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Of The civil and diplomatic sppscqrsuon bill, to
which many amendments proposed. which were
LY, HOUSTON, MTLLSON. HIBBARD. BAYLY Of
plrgmis, Faulkner, CORB. SAcKErr JONES of
ss resn1nsyyivania GORMAN, NABERS, ORR. BRECK-
YENABLE. CARTIER, DUNHAM, WOODWARD
bkOOkS, HOWARD, STEPHENS of Georgia
JoNES OF Tennessee, McMULLlN, STANTON OF
TON Of Kentucky
The committee then rose
Mr. HOUSTON asked leave to report from the Com.
ntee o. Ways and Means, the usual annual fortihca-
ton appropriation bill
objection was made; SO leave not granted; and
then the House adjourned.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 7. 1852.
be reading Of the journal,

After the reading Of the journal,
Mr.. DUNCAN by leave, reported, from the Committee
Commerce the annual light house appropriation bill
which read twice, and referred TO the Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union
Mr.. STEVENS, OF New York, asked leave to present
Bu, Mr. LETcHER insisted on the regular order Of
business; whereupon,
The SPEAKER announced the 6rst business in order
be the further consideration of the bill to regulate the
and fees OF the officers OF the courts Of the United
States; when
Mr.. HAvENS, who was entitled TO the 1oor, address
ed the House length against the enactment Of the bill
without great amendment
The debate on this bill was further continued BY
Messrs LETCHER and SEYMOUR OF New York,
against it, and Mr.. MEADE for ii, until the expiration
OF the morning hour when
MIR. HOUSTON moved 10 suspend the rules to 20 into
Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union.
Mr.. DANIEL, after few remarks TO show the mr.
gent necessity Of disposing of the private business
the calendar moved to suspend the rules, 20 into
Committee OF the whole House on the private calendar
Mr.. KING. of New York. stated that he had been re.
quested to call the attention OF the House to the appalling
loss OF life by the recent destruction OF steamboats,
the Mississippi and the Hudson and to present petit
tion from New York. asking for the passage of the bill
for the preservation Of the lives OF passengers on board
in committee in this House. The petition was re-
ceived, and. on motion Of Mr.. K was referred 10 the
Committee on Commerce.
The question being next put the motion OF Mr..
DAEIsL, il was moi agreed to-syes So, noes IL
The que stion being next put on the motion Of Mr.
HousToS the rules were suspended and the House
went into a Committee OF the Whole on the state
OF the Union. (Mr. PHELvs in the chair,) when
the committee proceeded TO the further consideration
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GLORIOUS NEWs.-The Important discovery yet
Phls patent liquid glue, for brush book
binders housekeepss drsgs &c This Being
liquid
free from smell and viii keep liquid In any
s WOOD china ass msrb paper,
substance stands unequslcd reputation
wherever has beer introduced Of The Srst order saving
mechanics observable n sight We offer liberal
70 hardware satoae dussis &C., and
less BY ~ cent than ordinary glue We making
for tall country
win DO well TO attend TO this immediately We establishing sole
all popnlous throughout the United Sold
bottles Of and also by the gallon small samples
any psu Of the URited States, carriage free.
Also the British furniture polish in oftree Country
merchants attend TO the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
July 3i-d3m Cedar street, Pearl, New York.
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The Independent Demscrat--Its Opinien OF
Gen. Taylor.

The Republic, published here under the eye Of Gene
and credbliy OF the Independent Democrat publshed
al Concord, New Hampshire II has circulated libel
which that paper assisted in framing and it has appeal
ed to the reputation and standing OF that paper and
has published certificates to prove its good character in
order to give weight to its slander Of General Pierce
deem necessary to perfect and complete knowledge Of
its abolition ally in the work Of defamation and calum-
ny and beg leave most respectfully supply the
omission, by presenting the views which il entertained
OF General Zachary Taylor late President Of the United
States, whose special organ the Rp~Us was when il
FIRST commenced its career Before known TO what
party General Taylor belongedn the year 1885, and in
the month Of December Of that yearthe Independent
Democra, thus spoke Of General Taylor who was then
in Mexico
"Hs raises babies for the marksf and npnkss muchan-
disc Of his fsuog man s has hsndrsd nsOtA.rs ush
nAss Creole virgins for s heus of Nsv Orleans snd riss
the rins of sou for Dho~ fk MaM Of Sorreus died"
Such The coarse, beasily. revolving in which
the Independent Democrat spoke OF General Taylor be-
fore his nomination, and even before il known to
which party he belonged. Now snd the organ OF
General Scott, which pretended worship General Tsy-
Ior when he alive, resorng TO every expedient TO
prop up and sustain the character Of the Independent
Democrat in order TO use its vile testimony sgainst
franklin Perce II knows that its abolition ally is hosl
tile to the democratic party. and that II hates General
Pierce; it knows that it's abolition ally belongs to that
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'NHE New horss TO N,.gsr. Falls, from Albany to
and Niagara Falls ralroad enables
bany Falls, from the Falls Albany,
other This will
saving OF time the travelling public and
share OF business.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS
Opening Of hs Rochester LoeIport and Niagara Fa Railroad
This beautiful line OF will opened travelling
public Wednesday June 3d. 1884, which time passenger trains
will running folsws
l-t uain-Erpress, leaves Rochester at 9 30 a.
I'D Accommodation y 30
ID Way express 10 p m
Arriving Niagara Fails at 30 a. and 30 and m.
Returning trims leave Niagara Fails
ls' usn-way express, leaves Niagara Falls at lsam
I'd " Accommodation 230pm.
ID Express 500
Connecting both with the tbs Albany and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by route, leaving Albany irain
win reach Rochester 3 have nearly hour for breakfast
and arrive Niagara Fails at % leaving Albany at 70
will Rochester time for the evening arriving
Niagara Falls Returning, leaving the Fails
by either the will Albany, New
Boston, twelve hours in advance OF other line.
Passengers by this will take the right the
Rochester depot. WARREN COLBORN,
July u--dimo INTEL Superintendent
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GPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.-E. N. STRATTON has
located himself the south side of
Of Ninth lin the lately occupied Byme
OF conducting exclusively the auction and commission bust
ness in a It's varieties The location il directly the
thooughfare OF the and the
Market and the there
the sale Of every description OF merchandise
Pcrsnal attention given sales of furniture dwellings;
groceries, boots and shoes dry goods hardware fancy goods
sold the premises of the occupant Real
posed Of at public private sale.
f. NJ b. has assisted the
New York. and Philadelphia and he particularly offers his
such wish to dispose Of libraries of
Consgnmcns respectfully solicited and advances made
Whenever required.
G%-ssies OF any without delay.
#Eg1 X. N. BTRATTON, General Auctioneer,
Aug. 3-dn Penn. and 9Th street, south side
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TsAvELLING TRUNKS TRUNKS The subscriber
having received large OF STYLE variety
and quality Of travelling uak. vaises ladies' haboIes and
VIII prices
call under Ashenrum
PennyIvania avenue, between N and 9Th streets.
July O-im DANIEL CAMPBELL.
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RALTIMORE College or Dental surgery, sesulol
ID l862-s63; - ''------

RALTIMORE College or Dental Surgery, session
ID ls52-'53;
Chaplin Harris b. M D., Professor of Principles and
dce Of Dental Surgery.
Tos Bond A. N. M. d. Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w. H. Handy M D., Professor Of Physiology.
Alfred A. Biandy NJ d. Professor Operative Dentesty
Philip H. Austen, M. d. Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald ~ Wright A. M. M. d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dssectng will be the
Monday Of October The will open throughout
The regular Of begin Monday
November, and continue till the Last Of March,
Tickets ali0 dsecting ticket (optona)
matricalation, 35 diploma fee $50.
Good board from ~ SO TO % SO.
Aug5 w. r. HANDY, Dean