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SAMUEL CASSIDY, esq.

Poisonous CHLoRoroRM.-Dr Charles + Jackson has
discovered that the choroform made is often the
from whiskey is fatal poison, and IL is probably this
kind that has caused the deaths that have occurred ID
the administration OF this agent He says that all chic
rotorm intended for inhalation anastheuc agent
should be prepared from pare reced alcohol 10 be di-
lu,ed with water when used for dis'ation from hyper
chlorte OF lime.
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Home and Foreign Agency for Patents.

Home and Foreign Agency for Patents.
Office Fafes Opposite the Patent Office
undersigned have associated themselves agents.
eounselor aud consulting Inventors paientees
and n offering their services the public confidently
submit that their business viii commence under auspices unusually
They all many years Officially
United Office Professor Page has
principal years past Mr. Grcenough
burning ohe Patent Oce and Mr. Feischmann also
Office years the of lost
patents his investigation
and Mr. Greenough agent and
eor for OF eleven years. and Mr.. Fech
well known for his abors agriculture has had experience
civil knowledge foreign
resident Europe
official Of the United States These advantages together
with their experience all matters of invention and
chier patent application and foreign
correspondence and agencies Will insure inventors and Others
rights, md expedition OF business
Prof CHARLES q. PAGE M. D.,
s.#e#% Late Chief Examiner of Patents.
J. j CREENOUGH, M. Il.
- q. Il. FlEISCHMANN. n r.
WASHINGTON, August Ii, 1852.
Aug l5-3aw3m
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EHEAP bill paper and stationery OF ali kinds.
" Pine bin envelopes At 81 thousand.
Pine letter and oocap 81 Is and 81 80 ream
Pine steel pens at so cents boz, CONTAINING goss)
Lrdyer journals books pass books ali
sisss and quality, at very io~ prices, at
y TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
Sept Is Book and stationery store near pth street
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universitY OF Virginia.

university OF virginia,
TUE Of this university win October lst
Il and end June 2oth.
Is schools l. ancient languages g. modern languages 3
rnaemac natural philosophy chemistry and maieria med
medicine; comparative anatomy, physooey and
rey, moral phloophyi g. 10, ecturehip Of anatomy
There school, assistant for each
Of te languages and mae
uaics adjunct professor lecturer anatomy,
Erpenxes.Tuon fees paid in II school be
attended g.0i " s25 each SIS
Norr the school Of law fee for the intermediate
The senior, s75atendancs higher involving
privilege fatendioE The fees for the
entire Of medical lectures Including the dissecng
Zee are SOS
BOARD and lodging including Diet bedding, furniture,
and attendance sll0, paid three instruments in
advance wishing 81 $40 session; fuel and light,
OCCUPYING room, SIS 20 500 lg
Rent dormitory, occupying room, Ss each.....
Mahculnuon fee &c. SIS -
0ss
centinrent deposic Of s0 is required Of each student
necessary for clothing pocketmo books sc
e''''''' sEssNFR HARRISON,
Avg I7-2awsw Chairman fscuiy,
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M. Masonic.-A stated communication OF Columbia Royal
Arch Chapter hall, OF and l0
suse "wednesday evening O'Clock Companions will
be punctns in their attendance
SAMUEL V. MILES,
seul5 Secretary
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SPECIAL AUCTION soTrcE-E. NJ sTRATToN h.

SPECIAL AUCTION notice.. N. sTRATToN hal
ced himself the south side Of Penns
Ninth n the lately occupied by Z. Byne for the
conducting exclusively the and
The location directly upon grca
tboougre OF the city, and te open the Cens
Markets and Tho advantages arising hereorm unsurpassed o
the Of every description Of merchandise.
attention given sales of furniture dwellings also
groceries, Shoes goods hardware fancy goods
the room judcousiy
sold premises OF the occupant Reai estate and stocks dis
posed Of al public private sale
r. NJ y has years Boston
York. Philadelphia, and be particularly offers his services
dispose Of libraries and works OF
respectfully solicited and cash advances made
whenever required.
ls5-sales Of any amount cashed wi,hou, delay
T.. N. STRATTON, General Auctoneer,
Aug, 5-du Penn avenue and 9th street, south side
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WiIlard's HoseI, washington, D. {

E undersigned having again assumed the OF the
above hoe (ater absence OF years respectfully in
forms his friends and the travelling that this establish
viii be completely aud newly furnished and with
facilities and comfort Of his
guests proprietor Of patronage
heretofore literally extended.
Aug ie-dmm HENRY A. WILLARD.
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VOKH-yECR sHrRTs-Persons wishing hutrate shirt Of
the bes, quality STYLE and
their orders NJ STEVENs,3 Sales Room,
Sep l-sufso Browns Hotel.
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'mpany, OF Utica, N,w York.

Atna Insurance Company, OF Utica, NV York.
Capital $4,000.
Hs company continues insure against damage by fire
public private buildings in the and furniture
stocks OF goods and merchandise generally Also, risks
and risks by steamboats, railroads, rivers, and lakes taken the
favorable
system ofbuness equitable SAFE
the satisfaction ample
surplus fund which, addition the capital stock of the
invested careful enabling present the
decentralization
with this company
JOHN Il. HINMAN, President.
ii. II. HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SELDING, Agent,
Eth street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
June 29--3tnwly
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-Y@ISy ExlR4 -46
S,NVEET W hite aipAar sp1snss-ISoauced
~ increased accommodations cheapest comoa
bs aud expcdous route 10 the and White sulphur
Springs
Washington by the Richmond fredericksburg
railroad. ....#
Baltimore by comfortable pressure
fylA q, 4. Mitchell.
conneeung al Richmond with e Richmond and Danyle rail
road.
"" baltimore Sweet Springs
Washington White Sulphur. ,.,,.,....... IS
/" Washington TO sweet Springs. IA
H Richmond 10 White sulphur 10
Richmond Sweet Springs
Leave baltimore every Tuesday Thursday afternoon,
O'Clock Aqua Creek with the train which reaches
Richmond p. the succeeding days
Richmond daily (exceld sunday al arrive al Lynch
burg lo3 p Leave Lynehburg at ~ 70 Baiords ey
s Mountain House at 7 and 10 Sweet Springs by
Spungs after breakfast and arrive al White
Sulphur Returning, leave White Sulphur at 81
Leave Sweet Springs al dayhgh and
10 night Leave Lynchbug at and
o Richmond day by 3h. 22n. p. IN.
from Richmond 10 White Sulphur $40
I" Richmond 10 sweet Springs D
Passengers obeeng the night take
proceed without detention the White sulphur
had board the steamboats, the Pooae and
e. MITCHELL Naryand the oice
OF the Richmond and Danyiie railroad, Richmond .
JOHN ii. OSBORNE,
Aug 6--d2m Superintendent
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h and 9Th Washington d. c.,
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign staple
and fancy dry goods, mangs ooths, table
and bed Spreads bankets sbeengs and honse
nishing dry goods generally.
Strict prompt, personal attention given to ORDERS
Dec a7-iyif
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.
Al No. So Wall street, N. "
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
Il @. ROBERTS CO.. -"
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
John MUNROE 4 CO..
70 Rue Notre Dame VICTORIES
Paris. T"7-~'
GEO. ii DRAPER, Iiavre.
The OF these ships win gold silver
buon specie, jewey precious metals bills
adng signed therefor and the value thereof
Sept 5--dly
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, NO. 10 Valiant
y below FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liquors OF all
ofdrect from the
than other and furnished members of Com
and Others Washington shortest noticecigh
by " Adsms's Express"
shenics, Sparkling Champagne
Madeiras, Moei,
Ports, ChcquOt..
Red wine, Dinet,
Teueuhe reuuchot,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Muscat, and many others
Frontignan, Sparkling Moselle,
Malaga, Hockheim,
Cxarets Of all sorts, Rudesheiu,
SAuterne, Marcohrunn,
Burgundes, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
BrdnAss Of all sorts,
In bottles, with cheap
nd som very ~ and old.
scotch whskey Mononsshea bourbon, Jamaica spirits
preserving brandy blackberry and wild cherry bfandies Scotch
ale, London porter and stout in bbs Of and dozen.
HGvona Cigars,
OF reliable quality, hand
wholesale the quarter box.
where all wines directly
rom the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country TTads
suppied wholesale and demohn
dozen, package of assorted
Orders by telegraph, giving limit in price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily hled, or the goods taken back.
familiar with all the principal wine
ducng countries of Europe, and with the best houses
here enable offer good ARTICLES cheap Call and ersmne
JACOB sNfDER, IRIS,
chesp Wine Store, NO 70 wslnn, st., Philadelphia.
Feb l2--diy
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v J. @. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.

by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
GALE OF wELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
~ NiTuRE--un Wednesday morning, September 18Th, 10
o'clock, shall SELL the residence Of Mrs NJ Feuy
syvana between 9th and loth all her
and kitchen furniture, consisting Of II
Mahogany plush sofa and rocker
DO parlor chairs and divans
Marble-top pier and centre tables
Pier glass, candelabras, nante ornaments
Mahogany dinins breakfast and other tables
Lounges, and woodseat chairs,
Painted window shades, curtains, clock
Tbree-ply aud ingram carpets, oil lcloih, rods
China dinner and tea ware glass ware
Albata forks, spoons, table cutlery, casors
Sideboard, aDdrons, shovel and tongs
Mahogany French and cottage bedsteads
Do dressing bureaus, wardrobes
Feather beds, hair and shuck
Washstands, toilet sets, looking glasses
Cooking parlor, and chamber
Together with good OF kitchen utensils.
Terms S25 and under, cash that credit OF and
four months for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
e#@# JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep9-d Auctioneer.
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COLTS PIsroLs.A further supply and complete
v of Sizes this day opened.
Also, /" AIen'sn revolving pso'si for sale at
sTEvENsis snesroom,
Sep 9-5teoir Browns Hotel.
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H4 by j. q. Me d UIItE tEs, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE or ORDNANCE sToREs.-Wm be
offered public snle The Washington Arsenal the 18th of
4 amhsr
40 24-pounder iron guns, old pattern
do
81 "a do iron howlzers do
horse carts
fire engines
hose and hose
sets of harness
ot of fence palings and posts.
The be Arsenal before the
Of sale.
Sale 10 commence at IL, IN.
Tes Cash delivery The articles by pur
chaser. JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Aug 25-3taw Aucuoneer.
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CHARLoTrE HALL SCHOOL.

THEIR anxiety the education ALL
render school peeminently useful the have ,
afforded board below those
similar nstutonsncnt barely 10 meet current expenses IN
the OF the stetest The public
confidence study have
necessary appoint additional d
military incidental expenses
which the OF the school demand the board OF trustees have
small addition charges tuition
would but slightly iet by individuals, but which,
aggregates hoped viii be sufficient for all contingencies There
fore
Rord That hereafter the charges for tuition in this institution
shall be follows
Per quarter.
the primary English department
the Mathematical
In the cascal classical and mathematical 90
In the department Of modern languages, for each foreign
q
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phios
oply astronomy practical surveying, Sc, with of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
Board, washing, &c, %
The present extended third Monday
September.
By order of the board of trustees;
E. II. BRIsCoE, Register
CHARLOTTE HALL, ST. Marys county Md, July 80, 1872.
Aug. %
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE, A.ot,onesr.

yrALUABLE LEAsEHoLp LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. AT AUCTIoNOn Saturday afternoon, September 49,
O'Clock, the premises shalt sell tue uuespcd of
A. oatng inches
between ~ and 9Th and
hundred and feet said eae expires
July purchase Immediately
expiration hereo ar one dollar per foot
third the residue IN and nine months for
note. satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
Ao Immediately afcr the above shall sell the frame stable
crrct,d not, option
OF tho purchaser OF the lease
Terms cash.
CATBARfyE RILEY, Administrative.
JAMES c. Mcguire,
Aucioneer
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. O.
HE thirtyf annual Of lectures will commence
i first Monday in November and continue until March.
FACULTY:
Thomas Miller NJ d. professor of and physiology.
William r. Johnston NJ d. professor Of obstetrics and the dis
OF children
Riley, M. d. professor medca, therapeutics
and hygiene.
John Fred May NJ d. professor of principles and practice Of
surgery.
Tyler NJ professor pathology and practice med
cine
Robert King Stone, NJ d. professor of mcoscopcal and paho
logical anatomy
Edward Foreman NJ d. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James T.. Morgan, M. d. prosecior and demonstrator.
Practical be prosecuted with h ample aciy
Clinical through the euire period OF the
the Washington Indrmay under the with college
Here medicine and both taught practically.
expense Of full OF lectures is.. sos 90
Practical anatomy, by the 10 90
Matricuaing payable only 90
w
the medical and surgical clinic without charge
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., Dean OF the Faculty,
Office residence OF Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdacp
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Odd-Fcllows' Hall.
NHE NIGHTINGALEs will Wednesday, September
i 18th.
KUNKEs Nightingale Opera Troupe, induced by The urgent
sire OF many patrons will eappea at Hall on Wed
Friday, and Saturday
MASTER ADAMS will take occasion introduce many
songs the reappearance.
Admission 25
Doors open at 7-performance commencing at O'Clock.
Sep list JOHN Il. FORD, Agent
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Each allowed $50 baggage
ceeding in 10 cubic feet.
steerage furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the s the w.
Freight will be taken Chages 70 and from
Panama Francisco @l01 The OF
the isfbmus al the expense Of the passengers.
will be perceived thai the through mail line
great advantage in the quality OF The steamers employed and
despatch
At both ends of the line accidents-
For further information appy the Office Of the company and
IS South choice Of berhs apply the
agency No III West street, Of Warren New YORK;
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For Norfolk, Old Point, and Piney Point--Farc re-
ducrd.
q xe, THE steamer osCEoLA, having undergone thor
IZlie ough repair Washington Norfolk every
Wednesday and Saturday 9o'elock, arriving
Returning Norfolk every
Monday nd Thursday 4 O'Clock, p. m
she touches going returning Point, Pney Point
river usual landings the Potomac.
Passage meals included, 70 NoroIs 90
DO Ftney FONT
DO Old Point .................s4 90
DO % Old Point and return..t......S 90
AuH s-dtf JAMES MITCHELL
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rrure foI.rpcr or err LANES. weshlng,onco,,,,

Maryland Rev John b keroot D. D. rectorThe eleventh
college viii Monday, October
continue until 1883 Resides the cont
resident professors, there each several
the college fo the purpose
The school It's duiics the
college, and besides has the
college professors. The discipline and
departments quite distinct hut both under The super
rector charge the college grammar
school S225 For rese sc apply TO the rector, College
James, r. o., Maryland.
Aug io--saw9a
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GLORIOUS NEWs-The most important discovery yet made !!
" Phpss liquid for brush book
binders housekeepers druggists &C. This being
liquid
is free from SMELL and will keep liquid in cma also
for wood china, MARBLE
substance stands unequaled
wherever has been introduced of the first order saving
mechanics, observable sight We offer liberal inducements
hardware satone druggists &c. and
less by 20 than ordinary We making
tall Trade, and merchants
will do well to attend to this immediately We establishing
all popnlous throughout the United States Sold
boes Of ,hree Sizes also the gallon Small samples
any part Of the United States, carriage free.
Also the British furniture POLISH bottles three
merchants attend 10 the above. Apply early
PHILLIPS & CO,
July 3l-d3m Cedar street, Pearl New York.
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THE PURE KISD.-Just received
goods ('pure all hneno follows and candidiy think
them the cheapest of their kinds in the District:
100 dozen good linen diaper towels at 81 per dozen
$50 dozen table napkins, 81 so and bar
gains
pieces new fashioned linen sbeetings wide
10 pieces fine table damask, 50
20 tine table damask 62k aud with
endless variety of fine damasks, Diapers and towel
lngs
pieces damask toweing by the piece a3 per yard,
well worth 50
100 pieces IsA linens, from medium 10 superfne
In opinion, will cheapest
goods of all classes 10 be had In this market.
We offer especial inducements purchasers OF black goods
Fine bombasins black cacoe choice
qualities, at low prices
Is pieces extra fine and glossy black silks
40 buadies select wam and fine black stockings for ladies'
winter
20 styles bonnet nbands
Also, daily eTPecfed the for bills ought have
been paid July lst
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good arceslow prices, and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Sep l4-6n Opposite the Centre Market.
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NEW BayK.-T1E BANK or THE CITY, Washington, D.
~ g., Il located IN said city, Psnnsyvana
between Ninth and Tenth and viii be for business
ul ~, aad from m, 10 2, and
sth instant
The Of this bank will be redeemed in specie current
funds. ". 3, CRANDELL,
Seq Q~d9w
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RALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, Session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin Harris, A. b. NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Prac
tce of Dental Surgery.
Thos r. Bond IT,, A. NJ NJ d. Professor OF Special Pathology
aud Therapeutics.
W. r. Handy NJ. d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Bandy, NJ D., Professor Of Operative Dentesuy
Philip NJ. d. Professor Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ NJ. d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The dsectng will be opened the
October The innrnary will be throughout
The Of lectures begin the Monday
November, aud continue till the last Of March.
Tickets Tor the silo dssectDg ueke toptona $40;
maiicuauon, s. diploma fee, $50.
Good board from 81 50 TO 80 SO.
Aug5 w. IL HANDY, Dean.
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Book Notice.
LIBRARY Housr RErRrsrsrArrvEs,
August "a, is5a.
LARGE number books, belonging this office, yet
"a House. and others having them In their
posesson respectfully requested TO Them 70 BE- inned
John A. PARKER,
Auaq7-dn Librarian House of Representatives,
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EURNIruHE DRY 9OODs.-CLAGETT DOB5ON
pleasure Of informing the public that their stock
soods above line fu and complete comprising the
newes, and desirable productions Of
Eessnt velvet tapestry plain Brusssls Imperial and
double and superne ingr.in, ted and plain We
neusn, Dutch, and Dundeed carpetngs
Also, an elegant stock Of rugs, and mats 10 match
Also, rich aud ocoths, which
according TO diagram
An kinds o. fashionable Materials the neccs
An elegant ssscrtmen, o. transparent shades
10 90 shade Innings
DO 90 woolen and linen druggets
DO 90 table olcioths
To al Of which the attention Of housekeepcs respectfully
Invited.
Sept i5--1eodf CLACETT a DonsoN
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MINING, MINERALS, METaLLuRGY. se.-Philip.'.

MlNEhAfS. &c.-Phlltps's
III Metallurgy and Chemistry OF the Metals volume, London
1854
Hedy Coal Mines aud Mining volume, London, ls5l
Buige's Practical Miners Guide J volume, Loudou.
Aiichels Practical Asssying. volume, London.
PlAtneTou, the Bowpipe. ! volume London.
Ryland Assaying London, 652, volume.
Watheutons Gold valuer London, Ia52, volume.
Gibsun's Certainues OF Geology. l volume, London.
Practical Mineralogy BY Chapman. volume, London
Leithau Mineral Neips. volume, London.
Fenwck's Subteuanenn Surveying. volume, London
Traite de potaton des Mines par NJ Combes ngeueur
en- chef dcs mines. volumes, Paris.
Imported by FRANCK TAYLOR.
And for sale, togher with other works. English and
ican, on the class Il subjects
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Pacific Mail Steamship ComPany.-Thc only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
(vIA NAVY BAY PANAMA.
--Hxsa The public informed that, the present
I@kEx arrangements Of this inspected
NZlH and approved by the Navy Department suitable
S~kzSaaf- In strength and power for conversion war
steamers Of the first class, and carrying the United States mails
hereafter leave Panama for San Francisco
Atlantic ma and will Francisco Panama the
LIST and 18th days The following
longing this in the Pncc which
will be always in port al each end Of the route:
Golden Gate o. 100 tons
Tennessee 800
Northerner 100
Republic 200
Panama l,lO0 "
Oregon. ............... .x...l,l00
California ...........................I,l00
Columbia 800 g
Carolina Observation-Disclosures. 600
Columbus 600
Fremont nt,,............,,,,,,.......... 600
Isthmus :, :. 600
Unicorn ..,,,...,,............,.,,,,,,.6
Ante
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-08
Consumpruon,, PremonI.orIe.

Are coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis.
tighiness Of the chest, pain in the left side.
low fever. and many other symptoms of like
character Then come tubereles in the lungs,
Reorganization, prostration Of the physical
powers, and 'oon the scene closes. That they
may not weep when too late. let the friends CT
the sick be vigilant at the outsct. Who's. &c
first symptoms of Pulmonary disense are mani
tested, administer DR.. Rogers Syrup of IAver-
wort, Tar and Chanehaagua. That its effects
have been all but miraculous ev min extreme
cases, we have testimony which incredibly
itself can scarcely doubt, TRY 1T. But
first read the evidence. You will find It in the
pamphlet in every Agents hands.
For sale by l.. P. MAGUET.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-08
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT
CITY.
The Latest news froEi California.
NEW York, March, 80.

NEW ORh, mdICu, OO'
The Steamer Crescent City arrived
at this port at ten O'Clock, bringing
$50 passengers, and Sl,50O,OOO on
freight.
She reports the total-loss Of the
steamer North America, from San
Juan del Sud, on her passage TO San
Francisco. The disaster happened
on the evening Of the 2Sth February,
seventy-five miles sou'h OF Acapulco
The passengers and crew were saved,
The Crescent City left Navy Bay
on the 2Ist. Her passengers made
the first trip over the Panama Rail
road from Bayou SaIdado to Navy
Bay, a distance of twenty-five miles,
thus saving thirty five of river con-
veyance. Amongst the passengers
are ]. II. Clay and Judge Davis,
delegates 10 the Wing Convention,
and Captain Kane.
AL the passengers at Panama will
get through on the steamers NOrther-
ner and Oregon.
The most important item from
California is the occurrence of a de.
structive fire at Downieville, which
broke out on the 2lst Of February,
in the bakery OF Montague g. Co.,
which spread in all directions, aud
left every part Of the town in CON-
plete ruins, except the suburbs, in
which. fortunately, most of the ware
houses were located.
The principal sufferers are:- Cray
croft, $4,000; Langdon, $4,000;
Morris, $4,000; McNulty & Co.,
$4,000; Wood, $4,000, and nu-
merous others Of small amounts.
The Wing Convention assembled
at Sacramento on the 9th, and after
a stormy session of three days, cleo
ted w. F. Stewart, ]. o. Goodwin.
]. H. Clay Mudd and r. w. Heath,
delegates TO the National Conven-
iion.
The party of Mr.. Bartlett, OF the
Boundary Commission, had arrived
overland in San Diego. having lost
nearly all their animals by death.
The yield of gold from the mines
is somewhat diminished. Very little
rain has fallen during the last fort
night.
Crime is rather on the increase,
particularly in The city.
The weather continues fine, and
the spring crops are springing up
luxurianily.