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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02

DEATH OF Bisnop CnAsE.-bshop Chase
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. died at
Philadelphia on Monday 1t will be recolIect.
ed that he Was thrown fom his carriage some
time ago, and received severe injuries, which
have now resulted in his DEATH A better and
pnrer christian perhaps never lived.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02

WANTED 40 RENT.-Wnnted a neat
Anpy NJ this Office r.. % dts
4 NNUAL MEETENG.-The fifth annual
Tennansa, ~ tue etockuIdcrs of the Virginia. and
.oeann -: a 'aif"ad Company, will take place at their
d'v IS tue cry ct Lynchburg, Wednesday the 3rd
Euo,. 81 FORM of Proxy.
sct ,."' ~. men 6g these presents Tint We the sub
se. oe'ng Stockholders in the vireinia and Tennes
pu;nt - company, do hereby constitute and ap-
+, ,,,.,,. our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy,
S,n each OF us in ala general meetings of the
a 'Ha"lerS OF said company when we are not person
e,,I . WIN iuii power and authority at such gem
,nhr |" give such votes and to do such
"rr" personally present
Witness 80 ~ ."ay -" 30
Oct l--tdm
" ,'',31'g republican and Express. Bedford Salem,
'''''e a"d Abingdon papers, will please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02

is it any wonder, then. that Gen. Pierce
should maintain therights ofthe South as heun.
derstands ,heme Hop he understand then. may
he clearly seen from the New Hampshire Plat.
form. How far the Northern platform accords
with that of Virginia is shown by comparing
them. The South is against. and the North is
for, the exercise of a certain power by Congrcss.
Was there ever any thing more Numerically
opposedY Yet, Gen. Pierce, standing upon
the Northern platform, is held up to the South
as pro s'oeerg man Of the strictest Calhoun
sect. Was there ever any thing more absurd
and rdculousi Why ii surpasses the folly aud
falsity of "54 deg. 40 min. No man can be so
bamboozeld as TO believe that in voting for
Pierce he is voting for Northern man with
Southern principles The Southern principle
is, hands of by Congress. General Perces
northern friends. is, hands on by Congress-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02

TnR CASE OF BIsnop DoANE.--A special
convention ofthe Diocrse of Newark Oh the
9Th Of October, 10 decide upon and pur.
sue such course, in regard TO the interest
and just rights Of the Diocese, as the action of
three Bishops, in the making. what PnrPorts to
be new presentment OF the Bishop Of the
Diocese, may, in their Judgment, rqalfc.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02
\ EW FALL a. WINTER GOODS.--

" EW FALL a. WINTER GOODS
L, JOHN I. DAVIS j. now opening his full stock
OF RAFT AND WINTER GOODS, embracing The
y. ~'' aN''" h'lfactve assortment ever uil:ed by
him. among which are ar
fnfleyol French printed De LANES Cnshnerps
English and American do
" Plain French Meino
=" De Luines
tIain md figured dress Silks
d" black
q" rich Brocade
Mourning good.
Nleeves, Collars and Chimezettes
flan and embroidered handkerchief.
Cj assortment of Ladies Veluet and Cloth
lo0Ss' with full stock of all kinds of Goods usually
1 'h IN !, Dry Goods store He solicts call and
e"geS himself to be undersold by any house in Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02

BLANKS foh SALEAr ln,au1t1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02

N.,,oxu M.NrMENr TO lIENRY CLAN
Nathan SARGENT. Esq. /" answer 10 numerous
ino,lirirs abch baye been made al Inn !" ~
l,,,on Ia the formation - an Assoc'atlon 10 SC
cure the erection in Washington CITY ol VA
tiounl monument 10 HENRY Clay publishes III
the National InfeIligencer letter s'shea "
number Of the most Distinguished men oil '"e
country. from which II appears the 'onl'e' " 40
agiialed during the recent SESSION OF 'o''e'
but in consequence Of the lateness OF he Session
md the great press of busir'sT, " as postponed
until The re assembling Of Congress :" len, say
The sgnrrs to Mr.. Sargent I'VE VIII eofdia'y
cooper ,te with 20 rr.elf IN others IN promo
ting an object 81 much 10 be desired. MS I" e
doubt mol the friends OF the dl-llnc nlshrd De-
ceased will in every section OF the oh'o"'
In the meantime Mr. S. is authorised 10 CORES
pond with persons in different States III order
to secure the most efficient aid general all.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-02
4 NNUAL MEETHNG,-TLc firth am
Form of Proxy.

" h',''g republican and Express Bedford, Salem,
S'"'''iie and Abingdon paper, viii please copy.
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Henry Clay,s Y nj.

EN-, c,.., u,.n LEXINGTON, July 16.
E",. clay's VIII was read in Court on Mon.
oay last. II bears date of July 10Th 1851
aaa provides that children of his slaves horn
prior 10 January, 1850, are tole liberated and
-v"' 70 Liberia; the males ar the age Of %
years, andthe females at 25-three vesr,. carr.
,ngs 70 De appropriated for their exnen.s.
'urther provides that they are TO be ,sush h, ~
read write and cypber. All slaves born nr;o,
10 January, 1850, are bequeathed to the fam;lv
Ashland" is left to Mrs. Clay during her
Lifetime, and at her death il is to be soId 81
the proceeds divided among the children
Some small membranes were left to his
trends. Mrs. Clay is appointed Execa,r;r.
and Hon. Thos. A, Marshall and Jas. o. Har.
rIson, the Executors, with The understanding
that no security is to be required of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

CRops IN TExAs.-A letter to the editor of
the Nscogdoches Chronicle, from Cherokee
CO., Texas, says:
The crops look pretty we'll. Corn is mog.
mum bonam. Uncle Tommy Selman has corn
that his neighbors say will make IS bushels
per acrei he is TO modest too admit it himself,
Though do,l but say il will produce SO bush.
els. 'Twould make you fat to look at it.
gathered half bushel of Irish potatoes from
three potatoes planted in the spring. think
could have gathered bushel from the guam
tity of small ones on the vines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
Cholera at the West.

,CNclSSATI, July l5.-The Maysville Ea-
:le says that few cases of Cholera continue
% occur in that city. The W hole number that
nave thus far died is 95
The Cholera has broke out at Wilmington,
mo. Six or eight deaths have occurred, and
here Is considerable alarm. 1t is also prevail
|G;g IN several small towns throughout the
West
In Cincinnati there are some deaths by Cho-
|ssra daily, but no epidemic and no alarm
ne Quarantine physician reports great de-
Tease IN sickness on the river.
he call for mass convention of Wings at
Columbus on the 22d of August. has been
'Nhdrawn in consequence of the exaggerated
epoH OF Cholera in tina, place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
DeStf nckfre Fire.

MoHcEsrER, Mass. July 15.--The Catholic
College in this city was entirely destroyed by
are last evening, with the exception of a small
part OF the east wing. 4 portion of the library
was also saved. Most of the furniture was
destroyed, and the tutors aud professors lost
N The institution. The total loss is fifty thou
sand dollars, on which there ia no insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
AuCYs0N SAILS


U1mfaR -E--s.S. -. TAILOR
b nassn 1A a0u1E AM ZOO ~ ,,~rr.
lav r~~t - AgS4l0N.- -y9f11 - ~ - 80
cIoek. n ~ - ~, eonmrn - - q =
tie residenrs - s !. y ~ Loeon unirs Hlil.ss.
81 -. 8 = 1ereckes, ~. ~ s.sss
Il bn;l, - = 1hs hnass - = :. 49, !.
/. 800 ,sss y =, aooene with bseeu,s~f ~ ~
.f ~ TT. he lot / Of eoo6 - y. ~ ~ 3
en. inis prsperg b besutifnlIs 49, - -
' Ts,p,, s1 ns Rofuon Of The Hin.
b 10 JAMES n. rAYlo. -. i
TRUSTKK,s SALE or 4 p.nw -
UNION HILL-By virtue Of decS - -.
executed By John w. Childress to tie snhsr,sss.-
trustee 10 secure the paymen. Of cersai, ~.
Of money mentioned therein, and q ne recue.s -
me oene nciery therein, shall oder Il puhrc sr~
non, on Friday, the 18th July, the properly can
veyed by said deed, being Lot Of Ground sitnsseS
On tne north side Of venable street near the -
S M Turnpike. III feet and running bsck
~ ieet to q IL foot alley.
NC Terms VIII be announced ct the saIe
g. JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Trusfee-
Aiss1 me above, viii be sold two beautifnl 4 .otr
Se Ironing II feet on the nth side If Ven.
,,ro,,s near Elijah Baker Esqs.. adioinins ~
r. ! a. y MI Meyer. and running hack lsy feee
~, ~ 'oot aley, and the other frontiny Al - -
hacI Is s:ses north Of venabe street and ru.nids
If ;rrnrc,as inese are really pretty f.ots nn3
Tens gu J, 40 would pay handsome per cen,
jys JAMES u r.v,n
IN consequence OF the ra;n ~. 80
are postponed to This (Saturdsy1 Evs. 1--we 49,
" ~ JAS M rAvrn m
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SMITHS LOTTERYOFFICE,
Wall Street. under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.

Drawn numbesr Patapsco 1874:
"a 70 II so "A 10 As 80 25 81 Is % 3
Whole IL "a rs, $50
Drawn numbers Patapsco 1876:
46 sc 1e IL 8 10 % 80 IS
Whole 46 66 $50
For To. day.-Grand Consolidated @. Capt.
tals: l of S4S.503, 20 of 5000, 1879 of 500, &c. rs
nos II drawn ballots Tickets Sl5-shares in pro.
portion.
Also, Patapsco, 1876 Capitals: of $4,000, l of
1864, OF $50, DC e nos. IL drawn ballots Tick
els s2-shares in proportion.
jyl7 SMITH.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July Is.
Sales of 500 bbls. FLOUR, at $4.I2. GRAIN
unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKETS I,,,,s

NEW YORK MARKETS, July is.
CoTToN-lnactive and unchanged. Sales
of 700 bales WHEAT-Gennessee S1.llaI 10
mixed, S1.O8. FLoUR-Sales of 10000 bbls.
Southern, at $4,62; State, $4,25. OoRN-Sales
5000 bushels mixed at 60a62c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

a DMINlSTKATOk,S ALE.-Wfll be
a sold on WEDNESDAY,, the JIst inst, commen.
cling at 10 o'clock, on the premises, on 9th street,
at its inter section with Bank street, the frame
building lately used by E H Roper as a blacksmith
snop, together with the lien of the ground until the
let January next also, Steam Engine, Lathes and
Fixtures, stock on hand, and the Tools used in the
said business after which, viii be hired out for the
balance OF the year, two Negro Men, accustomed to
the blacksmith business Terms cash.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
Administrator of E H Roper, deceased,
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The Funeral of Mr.. Cldu.

The number of persons estimated to have
oeen present at The funeral of Mr.. Clay in
Lexington, on Saturday last, is thirty or forty
Thousand. The horses and carriages present,
II placed in the procession. would have extend
ed many miles. Fhe pageant was most
imposing one, and the utmos, feeling was evil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
TWELVE bull DING Lots ON

vWELVE i L. DING LOTS ON
CHURCH HILL AT AUCTlON-Will be solo
on Saturday, the 24th inst, commencing at S
o'clock P. M upon the premises, twelve Building
Lots on Church Hill, fronting oath and 25th SITS,
between and streets They have been laid off
into suitable sizes, and run back 122 feet each TO
20 foot alley These lots are beautifully located in
an elevated situation, and are the most desirable
ones to be had on that Hill. Persons wishing a
really pleasant location in that part of the city, on
which to build, should attend this SALE
plat of the lots can be seen at my Office
The title to the whole of said lots is now indis-
putaoe.
The terms which will be liberal, will be an
nounced at the sale.
jy Is JAMES M. TAYLOR Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
Death of lHa5or Gen. Roger Jones.

We regret to announce the death of Brevet
Major Gen. Roger Jones, Adjutant General OF
DE United States Army, who died at his resi-
1ence IN this city yesterday afternoon. We
earn that his illness was very brief, and ibis
Death sudden aud unexpected. 1t appears that
Oh Wednesday evening he was attacked with
cholera mor5us, from which yesterday morning
he experienced some relief; but about five In
uIe afternoon he had second attack, which
% less than two hours terminated his life.
Gen. Jones was one of the veterans of the
Mar Of 1912, having distinguished himself on
several occasions during that war. He was g
native of the State of Virginia. He had fill.
Jed The post of Adjutant General, with the lineal
rank Of Colonel, since 1926, and was breveted
!, Major General on the 30th of May, 1S4S.
kepubLtc Of yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

kossUTH, who sailed from New York on
Wednesday, for Europe, in the steamship Az
RIGA. left very Unexpectedly, and was accom-.
panied to the boat by few personal friends
only. The public, generally, had no idea that
he would sail before Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
Canadian Religions Riots.

hamilton. Canada, July I5..-The Orange
n 1.ea residing in this cily made 40 excursion TO
o'orlo to celebrate the 18th of July, and on
sllG,'nlng were attacked at the landing by the
'i , Catholics. A Eight ensued, and two were
'lled and many wouaded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
AUCTION SALES. .
FUTURE DAYS.


~ DUNLOP, 5lONCURH Y CO.
GkOCKRIEs Ar AUCTION,-o. rree.
.y nexts the e0th inst, It 70 ocloek, Il our
g. lce hhss New orieans and Attak.p. and cl.r,.
1c =. sS9(.ra various qualities =
~ =, enis holasses and syruu
- onxes Loaf Sugar
- Soxes Pine Apple Cheese
- boxes Candies G.
a. Dsssets Champagne Wine
Brsnd3s. ~ IA, Is r,ouchons and Green Teas; Wines.
bIers, CissTs Csn nnksy: Mustard, Candles, Tum
isims-U Under . 100: cash: owe, a,no :
creoit ior approved paper. SS' lnontns
Y 70 DuN.oP, MoxcuRE I co
BY KENT, PAINE = 4 PM -
/ ARGE AND VALUAFIR srcrr
" DRY GOODS AND HARDWsprO y. UE
ilON-The subscribers propose to m.La . .s AuC-
IN their business, with which view thev viii osss
the whole OF their large stock of both n, CO.
ana hardware, amounting to about s200O0 ~ M
lie auction without reserve = Puo-
Inc sale viii Commence With the Hardv.r. -
the 9th inst Dry Goods ON the 18th inst. al thsr
store, No LOG Main street
Their stock comprises great variety of desirable
articles in Hardware, and full assortment of Fall
styles In Dry Goods. Most of their foreign goods
were imported by them last Fall, from England
and France. The whole stock 10 in good order. and
CT tue most saleable character
such an opportunity for purchasing really good
ana desirable goods at auction is rarely presented
IERMs-Under 500, cash; for a sums under
9ooo, months; above thar, months, approved
sale conducted by Messrs Kent Pain. 4 Ker.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS & CO.
No LOG Main street, Richmond, Va
is l6-t23jy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

1T rs A WELL.KNOWN FACT. that
Il OSBORN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky-light Pictures taken for ST.
take low pictures but few weeks.
We have made arrangements to take pictures of
sick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 to $40. OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.
iy I3
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Vessel Il Dsssvss..

NoRFoIK, July l5th.--The schoonsr Johr
:. Taylor, Of Newark, from Richmond for
charleston, with cargo Of coal and euns. has
put in here IN distreas, and lcoky,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
q MALL. FARM nm TGE NEW ppInHJ

OMALIL FARM ON THE NEW BRIDGE
~ ROAD, TWO MILES EAST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION The subscriber in.
tending to remove from Virginia, will expose to
public auction on the premises On Tuesday, the
goth day of July 1852, commencing at o'clock
M, his Farm on the New Bridge Road, two miles
East of Richmond, containing So acres-of which,
about one halt is cleared, balance in wood-mostly
pine, cedar, and oak.
The improvements consist of dwelling (neary
new having four rooms, besides kitchen, barn.
stable, &c. The place is well supplied with excel
lent springs and has several good locations for ice
houses.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, IL, and
IL months tor negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed. R. B. BOYD.
Sale conducted by W. GoDDIN iylO
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4 AND IN POWHATAN.-We offer for sale
II FARM of 528 acres in Powhatan county,
about % miles from Richmond, six miles from tn
Danville Railroad, ana the same distance from
James River, lying Immediately on the main road
leading from Richmond to Lynchburg
This land, about half of which is cleared, is of
good quality, and has several thousand dollars
worth Of buildings on it. together with every de
scription of fruit of the best selections. Being
authorised sell this property upon very favorable
terms, We ask particular attenu on to it.
TOLER e. COOK,
jV ID General gents
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Congress.
WAsHlEcroN. Jnlv ia.

Thn WAiN0ToNs July 10.
ne SENATE took up private bills.
:. .ne 1oosE. the Florida and Alabama rail.
"u .".s we're negatived. The Indian An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
MANAGERS OFFICE.
r FRANCE A. Cn

MANAGEH,S OFFICE.
r. FRANCE & CO.
Successors to +. Morris & Coz
Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Captals ::
S48503, 90 S0U0, 1879 of 500 &c. IS numbers, l2
drawn. Tickets S5.
Also, the Dollar Lottery Capitals: $4,000, 1904,
OF $50, &c
Drawn Nos Carroll Co, Class 80:
% IS Is Sc IA SO "a 70 5 66 % 65 40
jy II G.. w. PURCELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

1IcKets Szui nHIves 10, quarters 5. Certifcate
of a package of wholes S240--shares in propor
tion.
81 Orders for Tickets In any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the st prompt and eontiden.
tial attenton, If addressed to r. FRANCE & CO..
Managers, or to G. PURCELL,
iyl4 Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

III CDSON'S PEARL DENTIFRICE, tor
II Cleaning, Preserving and Beautfying the
Teeth and Gums. The recipe for this unequalled
Dentifrice was furnished us BY DR.. R. NJ Hudson, of
this city, who recommends it highly as cleanser
and purifier of the Teeth and Gums Prepared only
by r. r. DUVAL L. BRO,
jy17 Under the American Hotel
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Liberal Donatioa.

W" YORK, July l5.--i'he city of N. York
%Ss made the very liberal donation of $40 DOC
&. eheye the sufferers bv the recent terrible
a,e 10 Montreal. II is hoped o,her cities will
i'aHste this benevolent example.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

"okE OF THE BoDIEs.-information was
Fought TO the Coronee's Office this morning
al SIX more Of the bodies of the unfortunate
passengers on the II. James had drifted ashore
-, Lar Tue scene of the explosion They are
.le 9oaes OF four asen, one woman and one
no 4 We learn thar the three bodies whic h
~ previously fGa'ed ashore, as noticed this
kl'lihg, were buried in ihe sand by some
ps'Lnsn.-Pieryune, 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

ID IJH BAREGkS AN TiSSUES.-We
~ have still on hand very rich assortment of
Bareges and Tissues of the latest Style also. plain
figured and plaid summer Silks handsome French
Lawns and Cambrics; white and colorei and EN-
broidered Mushns; very fse French Embroideries.
in the way Of French worked Capes, Collars, Cuffs
and Sleeves; rich embroidered lawn Hdkfs-all Of
which We sci Ing at very reduced prices, as the
season is advancing, at
CHAS HARTWELL & CO.'S
iy 10 1u7 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
JEDI IHcA sII DEPAKTMENr eR HANR-

Nj EDIGAL DEPARTMENT OF HANP.
IvB DEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND.
VA-The fifteenth annual course of Lectures In
this Institution win commence ON Monday. the
18th OF October, and continue until the ensuing
March
B \ BoHANNAN, M D. Professor of Obstetrics
and diseases of Women and Children
l. w CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D. Professor of Ma
terra Mediea and rheI apeutcs
S MAUPlN, NJ D, Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
elias SELL GIBSON, MD, Professor Of Surge.
~ and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER JOHNSON, NJ D, Professor Of Anat
omy and Physiology
DAVID II TUCKER, N D, Professor Of the The
DRY and Practice of Medicine.
E PETiCOLAs, N D. Demcps,rator Of Anat
omy.
me study Of PRACTICAL ANATOMY. may b
prosecuted with the most ample facilities, and 1t
uncomfortable expense.
CLINICAL LECTURES are regularly given st
the College In6rmary and Rfchmond Aims
The Infrmary, under the same roof with the
College and subject to the entire control of tfe
Faculty. IL ct all times well filed with Medical and
Surgical cases and furnishes peculiar facilities for
clinical instruction. Many Surgical operations are
performed 10 presence of the class: and the sfu.
de.ts being freely admitted to the Wards. eriov.
under the guidance of the Professors, upusuai a..
Portunities for becoming familiar with the svmr
pons. diagnosis and treatment of diseases
Expenses-Msfriculasion fee e5; Pyc6essfrss
tses (sggregste) 8l05; Demonstrators lee. $40.
Graduation fee, $25.
The price OF board, including fuel. Hshts and
servants attendance, 10 usually g d, Is So psr
week - - =.
The Catalogue, sc, containing fuller inforn alton
concerning the Institution, viii be forwa rded 8
those applying for H. or specific enquiries VII IS
answered oy letter. =. MAUpIN, H. D..
" lo-xtawSW Dean Of the Faculty.
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DIR. ADDINGTON, (Gradu.

NYSS{SA ate) DentIst-practitioner since
NIIYn ls4.-having fully tested his re
duced prices desires to make
known to every person. that he will continue per
maneDt the FLOWING charges for his services with
the assurance that his operations shall be perform
ed better than under his past exorbtant f es.-
How sol Because he and his assistants are kept in
NIL exercise, and make more money:
Extract tooth. % cts; nil with silver or tin, so
CTS; with gold, IS cts; Pivot Tooth, So so; Plate
Tooth, 3d. upper or lower sets, $25, with with
out artificial gums. &c, &c. &c liz Ii
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pIC0r,s EXTRACT OF JAMAICA

DIC0T'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
L GINGER This elegant preparation is prepared
by an approved process. by which all its medicinal
virtues are extracted In concentrated form, de-
void OF all deleterious and useless properties 1t
will be found excellent tonic in OF debility,
&c, giving tone and strength to the digestive or
gans as well as to the system enerslly For indi
gestion, nausea and dyspepsia, \ will be found nc
invaluable remedy, correcting all gripping psins ana
sense Ut fullness in the stomach Price u nan pant
bottles SO CENTS medium size IS cents; ior seis 1y
jv1 = rlLul.
A aTEP FKOM THE NEW WOa sJ
IL TO THE OLD, with thoughts en- the coca sna
evil in both, by Henry Tappsn' so's' ls'''e
Time and Tide. or Strive snd Win. bJ noe,
author OF ajsmes Monuoy 10 Loso -1e = -
Loved.n &c For sale ~ uopp,u
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CnOICE BOOKS FOR SU MIME &

4 HGICE DUONS + u K q NJ NJ E x
- READiN1.-Reveries of a Bachelor, By Ike
Marvel-lSth edition-l 25
Fresh Gleanings, by Ike Marvel-eth edition 25
Battle Summer, by Ike Marvel-5th edition 25
Dream Life, by Ike Marvel-36th edition 25
Lorgnette; or Studies of the Town, by Ike Mar.
vel-l0th edition so
Old Guard of Napoleon, by T Headley-sth
edition 25
Household of Sir Thomas Moore-5Oc
psggamundo, by Elias Wsrren-3d edition ST.
maiwell's Gear, his Court and people-2d edi-
ton 81
Hugh Pynnshurst, by Daniel MacLeod-1 25
For sale at MORRIS Book and Piano Store,
Jy II 81 Main street
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I AIDES, DRESS GOODS AT COST
II Splendid figured and plain Barage at % cents;
Barsge de LANES 10 and IL cents; fine French De-
lanes 25 cts; fine French Lawns, Swiss and Cam
bic Muslins, satin striped and checked Muslin, plain
and fancy Silks. For bargains, call at
jyl2 JACOB A. LEWIS