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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

We are requested by the Faculty oflhe Med.
ical Department Of Hampton Sidney Cocgp
to state that they have no reason To believe that
their Diplomas will not be conferred as nspa,
at the expiration of their approaching SESSION
of lectures Any further information uLlh
students may wish to obtain, will be given on
application to the Dean, Of any other member
Of the Facultv.-Rich .Enquircr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
: Look your interests.

IsBuRG CHRONICLE, a weekly paper Po'",L
ed IN Lewisburg, Grecnbrier county, has lo18' ~ !
scrPtion than any paper in that portion of the STATE a.
Is. consequently. the best medium foi NrthGMS
Adrerf,sers generally that can he procured IN s;
Virginia. as il has all the advantages ,f central P'
as well as the largest subscription. 1t has gooIp
stription in the counties of Greenb,ier Monroe ~
hontas, Allegheny Bath Fa,ette Nicholas. Ralc2h 1,n
Mercer. As the subscription price has been fedu'
only one dollar per au,um. it must be better
Tor advertisers in future than at present.
sep 8 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

MURDER AT ALExANDRIA.-A young man,
named John Welsh, was killed on last Thurs
day night. by one of the men belonging to A
quick X Cos. Circus, exhibing in Alexandra.
man named Robinson has been arrested
but II is not known whether he can be denri
fled as the murderer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

SALE or NoRTn CAROLINA MINES w.
learn from the Charlotte, N. c. Wing. that
Green W. Caldwell a few days since sold a
gold and copper NINE in that locality to certain
New York parties FOR $4,000. The mines
had been worked some years since down 10
the waters level, and then abandoned because
of the trouble and expense OF working them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

arms rom this paper warfare The y
States hold 10 one set of principle, =. o1l'I
maintain them. and the powersof + a''a d.
quite another set, and we suppose " ii - pc to
ihem also - 'hainlab
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

The Raleigh papers announce the death of
Pe'r'm BaSbee, reporter Of the Supreme Court,
and member of the Council Of State; man
very generally esteemed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

e xS~AbingdOn, Va.-The "VIRGlNAH'
weekly newspaper published IN Anls'
va the mart # South Western Virgina,-ha' ~
argei cn cuaton in the South Western Counfi's II
any nrr in the States, and being taken iy nay i,
the merchants and traders will be found a r"hVe'' a.
medium fnr city merchants. Manufacturers ana ~
to talk to the people through. (aug 3l-hl"2==
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

FINE SWEET PoTAroEs-We return our
thanks to Mrs. James W. Moorman for
lot OF the finest and largest sweet Potatoes we
have seen this season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

The next steamer from Europe is the A
merca now due at Boston via Halifax. She
sailed from Liverpool on the 18th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

The ship Harkaway, which it wps stated q
few days ago had been found abandoned Ly
the steamer Soulherncr on her last voyage
from New Yorl, 10 Charleston, has arrived
safely at Win ington. under the command Of
and officer detached from the Southerner. The
ship is sed to be q foe windflI to The finders,
the prize supposed TO be worth al lest $l0, 900
No tidings had been heard Of the officers and
crew of the abandoned vessel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29
Stnte Agricultural Far.

The exhibition of the industry OF The Old
Dominion,to be held on the LIST. I'd. 3D.. and 4it
of November next,promses not TO be discred
table To tho State. Gen Richardson, writing
to the Richmond Enquirer from the Valley oil
Virginia, threatens an avalanche of visitors
from that quarter The enterprise may be- pro
nounced successful-an fat accompli.d destined
TO WELD an influence second TO nome in mn
king TO blossom the waste places of our land
We are happy to learn from Capt. Richardson,
the active and enthusiastic assistant agent of
the Society, that the citizens Of Bedford have
entered zealously into the enterprise. Cempbel
and other counties al accent to this city, though
he has had no sufficient opportunity 10 canvass
them, have manifested a similar spirit The
want of facilities Of communication with Rich
mond will prevent exhibition of many of the
fine cattle oflhe western & soui hwcsiern coun
ties; but there also, memberships have been ia.
ken to assist in establishing the Socety,a giving
il permanent basis. Citizens OF tho " est no
will be unable at the coming Far tn place any
product on exhibition have taken life member
ships. This is the proper spirit, and We hope
our own citizens will enter into the scheme
with more zeal thon they have yet exhibited
The other cities and towns have subscribed to
1t most literally and there is no place more in
teresed IN improved hosbandry than our own
city. Our enterprising tobacconists-all of
them should have some oil the products of their
own and our farmers skill at the exhibition
Capt. Richardson is again in our city, and will
take pleasure IN receiving their names II for
no other purposcthey should procure member
ships to aid now when il is mostly reqnircdt g
successful establishment Of The Society. There
are few,we presume, who do not appreciate the
happy results to be anticipated from its opera
tons 10 every interest IN The State. a grieulture
has now become a Science, and it is from
such associations TINT its happicst inhu
onces will be more actively dllfuscd among the
masses of the people Around Us. in nearly
every State Of the Union, agricultural asso.
Citations hive been formed Mind has taken
hold OF the subject, and bright as is now the
dawn OF its labor, We may well look 10 it for
the accomplishment Of more Aattering aud use
full ;riumphs-Wr rrus. lhtt the approaching
Far will show that many oithese triumphs can
and will be won on tie lar fields OF Virginia
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Uants.

s Cook Washer and Ironer by Protestant Girl, who
N understands business and good references Please
call a. East l6thst between h and IND avs, M noor
good Cook, in private family, bya respectable
~ Woman understands her business perfectly well and has
the s, OF reference Cal No les last 18th ST. the frs; hOoI
between ID and Sdsy
s Cook and frst-rate Washer and lrOner, or 10 do
rener. housework small prvse family Good reference
rsm her Last place Can be for days No 81 Pneet
Bnooklyn.
AS Cook, Washer and lroner, in small private fam
IA w. by G who produce the best recommendations Of
been living with for the last and where she
can BE- seen at No. Sls Tenihst
As Cook, Washer and IrOner, by a respectable young
"A Woman private ay Has coed reisreHee Apply st No
2lS Veg 2zhst, nesT s,hreE
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Chautes for Business Alen.

COTTON MILL for SALE at MORAYIA, Cayuga
~ COUNTY which making thousand yards ~ aud
sheeg weekly For PARTICULAR address sTOiELL Mofays
LIVE YEARS LEASE Of STABLE No 2 Universe
typa.e for SALE Now dong good
both Stables Inquire Of l. L. THOMPSON Stables
NO. 10 lJh-st
Tor SALE-The Patent-Rignt OF SHERWO0Ds
L PRISMATIC TURNING LATHE for the Counties 0f New
bar bsdpo- piano chair table Gothic
10 pOlygCulC desired. Mach
1oIpins aid Gndss Ea.. RIVER where orders
daily received knds poyzonlc turning Purchasers apply 70
H. Van ANDEN Of T0upkln and Gr-ndst 70 /.
SHERWOOD, No. l55 Broaiway
TOR SALE and 70 LITTLE entire stock OF Gro
e.s Fixtures and Furniture 10 bi BE- dis.
posed THIS DAY without fall 'elsonlbe offer AID the
@rorrcom and which the oae articles
tcaed can be leaG, required Apply SOLOMON the
premises
HOTEL Tor SALE.-Tne lease and fixtures of the
Fulton Hotel No L Fulronst the Fulton Fe, Brooklyn,
now dons business Satisfactory reasons Tor selling
VII b. sod reasonable Tor casa Inquire al the prenises
nHYSICIANS-A small DRUG STORE i. offered
AZ cost the hrylns villages Westeseste,
na,r ard 4. 50 practitioner small
means Reason selling and other
Become and suffolk s,s- N y In the Drug Store
ITO IRON DEALERS and MANUFACTURERS.
i Iron STEAMSHIP Tor SALE.-The Hull OF the
BBB now yng the Navy Yard at CHareston Mas offered for
This vessel built Pitsoursn Penn and Is entirely OF
American Plate Angle and Bar Iron WIN be ready for delivery
about 25h April Fer f1Itf e. PsIts a arr inquire Of
CHAs. n. COPELAND, No. "a Broadway ny
ITO OLD COUNTRYMEN-Wante gentleman
a on The
yse who OF the
learn many Yankee tricks Address O. p Office OF hi,
psper uns1eeptonabe references given and required
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GUNNER Retreats.

nOARD WANTEDA Lady visiting Europe lor sew sew.
ID ral months wishes board r her Nurse 'sa a OF s ety.
Old in respectable private family h,nnTIIrR Iovyr Pos.Oce.
COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN COVE entie n zen
Win mi. who wish 10 en- oy comforts hops snd a. ,aS
time avoid the high increasing - - pn.s
& Rod vim or without sea bathing several m nouss
in The Spy Of Glen Backrsm the county pSos.
ips fishing Sc The fast steamer CRoCON pne' Of r.
twc,n l-n Cove ard York For particulars lh9ue " :.
iEWIS No "a southst JOHN LEWIS, No % toentee"Ps
or TO HENRY C. VALENTINE, Agent stGlen Cove hshu'hs
XNANTED-Board in the country. for famuy. ON
uaon the OF access 20 the cry Psee'"- ~
dress Box No. $50 Lower PostO Office.
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM = The exciting
~ Dou,ic Drama Of the ILL0w CoPsE-SEDNEspAYA AZ;
isRoTArRs .Sd tis comedy Of sWEETif1RIs and WIVES
IbIS a. & oS b tne o1an S
. So %' a iSa &C. s cents: Ffass
WALLACE MISUNDERSTANDING w. Wal
w p,cK Le.see-J " Lester, Sue MaD,set-THIs EVEN
o Ami 20 viii f Fl GIet works 50 g5 ,S hiEf
Professor Tfa' Mr. 'oui FaTL, s,ssy Tulip Mis- N''n'
Gouo 8, NJ R.I 5S a5s M :ti E.e
DIR osa " s. ,. .nS es ssa f'1'
DUkTONs THEATE2 Chambersst. - THIS
- EVENING hpHi 20 C Wi q Pl%ysd
ne1cus .....fir WALLACE . Madame KTtAben Stl Hgshe.
NJ La'u' PGd nsf II Ic SrG,1 SAe'H
J. PinrOddy Mr. Bc-on Mrs. Pilcoidy Mrs BurtO1
g css; second Circle 8 cent. S.; e.,
NEW ST. CHARLES THEATER-Bowery, tnear
81 eta TITS EVENING APai g VII e performed
Y'lns So 9 s%fSS T key !sS;ss''h N'' e'a
Barney osasher MrJ Pilgrim Eveeen wilson. .M;. Mitchell
TE RoYs Of SAT sSRsToeA Mason
Msgnus Tcmpeon Nj Robinson crO Grantiey Miss Pelby
MISS MITCHELLs BENEFIT TONIGHT at the
1sI beautiful little ST CHARLES THEArER Bowery onsht to
Se stted aSy %eWYoTE Al a. are
sspeciasie place Of amusement
BROADWAY THEATER = EA.MARsHALL, Sole
ID Ie~ee-rHs Ev FE AB faT 3 will be performed
spar,1cus Forrest ataus Lentuus.. Mr. Marry
fh'''I0' THE H f SoTS b SSHI5e s l0n''
Leon sabert''h Mr. Bland Snette W seSn
Doors open :. u Boxes and PaIque' %
CIRCU S.-NEW-YORK AMP No.
S ] a i4 sR * 5s t ssa. P order TO
cns Of The Amphese regy mt the house
%ED StHHsS GSRNNGs A Ssns
aIper lis superb Master Phlo @ appearance
d3g oR 1. their departure for the East ''''
CHINESE SALOON,-No 533 Broadway, near the
ac and Siehted audiences that past nightly
fSes Mr. y1 6H FS 6s aIPNf RE%aS
BLANC by ALL the magnificent and novel
esF Fo ever For RGn nop 70 es G & g cents
Door, o'clock commence before RR sif 9 As. GPr
nj ETROPOLITAN HALI4-SANFORD's GREAT
Nh NATIONAL PANORAMIC PANTING Of the MLS$sSlPft
the Fsls the 81 AnSony adisnce Of nearly miles Els
O'clock Admission 30 children q cent?. s..u-,.
MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, STUY-
WI vESANT INSTITUTE,
Now open the rare and yruabs ParOn and Ptce
By b res Of gcs Of %sy y
the t oo@. opeu D. tie Day and R'
DANVARDis GEORAMA.-The stupendous Ruins ct
ID Baee the City OF BeyIo9t Mosque Of SdS1 With other ne
~ LAND being addition square es Of EVERY
Exhibiting s6 Broadway Admission so cents Children half
CTUDIO CURIOSO contains the famous Victoria
- Clock and celebrated Wonderful Tight Rope sne
accompanied by Europe the Guitar Asa the Tan
stones sculpture Painting: and valuable
Ingenuity, surpassed by Palace IN Europe
NB-ogen every day night Marble Buidrss
! r,HE WASHINGTON EXHIBITION-In aid of the
lures now open nom A M I'LL loP NJ American Ar. Union
a No 4g7 Broadway Admit'n'e q cents Season Tickets
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AmuseHents.

NrypI ms GARDEN GRAND COMBINATION
NfTATIaN OPFRl TROUPE, comprising the P1hepal artists OF
Dc AZ BoSi and MARETZEK TROUPES-WEDNEsDAi Aprl
\ sil be performed BclAnis Opera OF -,
La GAIA LADhA
hnetts Mime Aboui ferBA~o' ''''Sis
iro Vnsrsdto. Rosi llPodesta A.n
~. To Dollars Dollar according % loauon Doors
ear .l 10 conInIeEee O'Clock Open Nights Meaday
Sdnssdsy and Friday.
NRAND OPERA AT NIBLOs.-NDe. ALBONl IN
UIs GAZZA LADRA A FEW FRONT and other CHOICE
tTS s,e Tor sale AT Central Ticket Office "a r. DOD"Okfh
tt No broadway Orders for any night received
WOODs MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broadway, above
w Eow.dx-OPEN EVERY EvENING.-H. WOOD Man
offered BY hh Celebrated
nany huaeus Ethiopian Deineatop cannot &c eqae
yy u United states See programmes Doo open
~ Concert eommeuces o'clock Admission zocts Inc Puonc
respectfully informed the are aisson'nuse
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING open,
ne galAr'es No sn3 Broadway opposite Bond nom a.
daily the 18Th Annual Exhibition containing nearly 300
ss oss Painting and ststuay never eSibtec) oy hVns
~s ShBs sdgalsHoa Is eents season Tickets ~ cents
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90 iDbom it man Concern.

90 IUDoM II nun VuHlErH.
ITO the PROPRIETORS Of HOTELS, SALOONS
L and REsTAURANTs-We the unders yned Committee, APP
o,po b the Benevolent Union do hereby
ary request all Propneors Of Public Houses consider
the pioprey OF the just and reasonable demands Of the ant
or, L MON pevious Thursday, April 81 - - - --
' 0A''" A. sCHWIND J. tLOREY w 5. HAMILTON.
TWO LADIES of unquestionable Vocal Powers, one
Tnoe Comic wanted for Concerts this
CIV. Address MUSiCA, a. this ofce.
XV1ANTED-A little Furniture. as follows: respec-
w table family having to furnish or
bsdrros Ing room which they willing either
rent boarding and Will security t9 OF IL
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Nem publications.

ESSAY ON WAGES-Showing the necessity Of a
II workDemsns Tariff 12s cents.
B1 n Judge uTbut Al important WORK
TEMPERANCE REF0RMIIt History from the First Temperance
HINTS TOWARD REFORMSn Lectures Addresses and Other
Wntns BY H. Greeley Second edition enlarged with Crys's
WOMAN HER EpucArIoN AND lSFIuESoE-With an inroeuc
ton by Mrs. C. NJ. Kirkland Price 10 cents
LABOR: PROSPECTS, The Use and Abuse Of
Wealth BY owen. IS
POPULATION Theory Of The Law Of Animal Fertility. Into
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K k1ssnrSsY M ~ ''' ''''-'-' ''''D'''
DEATRICE.-Over Twenty Thousand Copies sold of
ID of Novel Price IN paper 50 cents cch
rs
II is strongly approved recommended by Father Gayas and
the whole body of the Protestant Clergy.
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uDGF lays WRITINGS ON SLAVERY, complete IN VOL
with Portraits Pnce 81 - .x,., ,>,,,,,,o -. ,s
GIDDINGS SPEECHES IN COkGRESS DCfihu 10 iEANS
In vol Price Sl With Portrait
For .ale by all Booksellers
], THRILLING NARRATIVE OF SLAVERY .
~ TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE.
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Louisiana with six illustrations representing
Portrait of II Ina plantation SUIT
"a Scene in he lave Washington
Might "a 1oconda pursued ny houK1s
4th The stalking out and hogging OF the gn fasey.
Scene the the cotton field
meeting with his wfe ana
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poses In one no vol and sold the OF 81 sePoron oil
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rders soon
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EISTACE QUENTIN, Sequel to Mary Prlce or
II THE ADVENTURES OF SERVANT MAID by u '" NJ heJno'
Beautifully illustrated. Pree, 81 cents -, ,-..-..
me SEQUEL TO worthy W predecessor the Aite w"
one of the issued from the press snd h
I'm tins country England Eostaee Quentin h Al
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- His offices Boston. Scoays building New YORK.
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Tribune Buildings Philadelphia ~ W corner 81 and Shenut
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CcUUBERTH e. Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, No. $50
R.dway New request the public to inpec their immense
80 ~ Muse vion yoonceo harp oehe
~ The Greatest the United States OF to w WORTH
Psgsnn al Instruments oraesH hlt'el
Music VII be attended 10 win pi0mPInsS.
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SPIRIT RApPING UNyEILLED.-PUBLIsHE

NTXP6SF the Onsn History TheoloG and Philosophy OF
certain d from the spnt World BY means OF
ST RsrI,r Medium Wntng Physical Denensratons ETC. ~
Prof Maftson NJ Pastor Of Johns Church New orr
sr 1o volume OF 20 paxe-Fuy llusrated-ana e1ec-
rvns the who'll affair Price - cents, paper IS cents
cloth 81, ~ - =, - - --..S,, n.
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DLANK B0OKS-The attention oil merchants ana
- are invited 10 nv large and vared stock OF Blank Books
medium and Ledzers Day BOOKS and Jo4tha
LAWYER Re- gsters and Cash Books. Memorandum BOOK Of a.
~ sometime usper bound strong Also BANK BOOKS
rsS fd md bound from the most q elt patterns
~ and Printer. No ID Nla4-st
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
GIeaninss fgcln the WaESide,
Il1A "a qlto,Fd ,Sp,lnklags.
The PENNSYLVANIA State debt now
amounts to : 4QZG5,i5p.

amounts 10 tq -09,i 0-'-
IN eonssq lsnF Fe d ia9 des traction
be tie grape crdp in Madeira, the in
habitants arb in starving condition.
71c Re-aR Comet Reports en-
the new comet ficm nearly all. he
brincigal q iserE;tories of Europe,
Ihaee been received 1t has been
Hi5tinctly visible at Dieppe, France,
fro m tie sea- shore double gratifi-
ra5ion The as ronomer Hin'l, AS,
ki5ns I'D a diameter of 5000 miles,
FnA d its tail length of four and
b .laif millions. and d breadth Of
25.G00. disIauce from the earth six
t eight millions of miles.
FIRE .fnn ns.-Tllo &. S. Govern
Imtnt iG,Ye 10 contemplation to at
Zach AlalniI'd'> Parent Primer 80
ihe Uule,i States musk IS ia the Ar
l'nory. ia Springfield. paying Alr.
IRla,nard S25.0U0 for the risil 10
use li;s ia,cn nHon by which an arm
can be discharged tliuty-Fix,vr more
times ullb9ni reprining.
%. II l'''.,' '''lo 'e.Q fheu 70
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL

S-rlsi Dsgsch q TIE n u Tribuss
WASHINGTON Sspt IS tsx
The letters Of Collectors Bronson and Chas O C.,-
the meeting at Tsmmany Hal on Friday evenin. h.,.
ductd an IN me nse escem nj here The Cabinet le..
to rnorrow " hen the these gentlemen and o -
t,rs vii be discussed The Csblne, win &C, unev, a.
belief Is expressed that the President VII pursue A ~
course Action Is the word. and f there are nw a.
speedy deCsp taons in the Empire State am d.s,;,~
The political garrose WIN be put into use summary
The policy of the Administration viii be CARED os :,
hsrarls 1t Is expected that there viii Be string tina,
Washington this week One victm-sn officer a n. ~
falo Custom Househss already suffered Official dosA
his discriery course He garotcd by order q s.
tary Guthrie who is now in New.ioVk vaal, sul>...
ing to harmonic the party.
SECRETARY Marcy viii leave to morrow or Tuesday i< A
bany TO attend the funeral OF his lsmenied son
Neither Napolean or Jackson would tolerate nsahrs..
ton IN their ranks and the opinion is confidently exp
ed BY distinguished that President Pierce N hat
spect viii follow in their footsteps.
These sre hard times for the Hsrds and wosss Ia.
are coming
The supper Of George Saunders to his friends a. he n
iionsl was a sump,uors rechere entertainment nssss
were fehct;ous and the speeches brilliant Car.
ney did the horrors at ore end Of the table and Bsvst
Tucker at the other Both occupied their stations N
gracefully. GA
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PHILADELPHIA.

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Two Of our IRE companies placed out o. service ios
six months each, yesterday, for dsordery conduct
The Putnam Horse Guards, Capt. Helnseh Of ss"ark,
" j. will arrive at the KensDgt0n Railroad Dept al II
10 morrow morning The Taylor Light Dragoons' captain
Heipst Of Baltimore and the German Rie Co. OF BAN
more Captain PBthhuofer will arrive Il the Baltimore
d.pst 10 morrow at O'Clock. All these Companies VIII
be the guests of the Philadelphia Cavalry, Capt Baker
They VIII remain here three or four days
Several fine specimens Of Australian gold, intended Tor
exhibition in the Crystal Palace Of your city were on e.
hibifion in th- city -
child named Jane Leonard run over by vehicle
IN KersiIgton. on Friday, and killed.
d. Otis Blood founder Of the dispatch post II this CITY,
which bears this name died at Florence, SewJerey On
the 2lst inst
Uncle Tons. Cabin" dranaiised, i now played az
two theatres in this ey-the National and Chestnut
Tie peee creates great interest and The place. where Il -
played crowded nightly, By esss Of persons lot az
eusioned 10 visit theatres.
Deaths n the City asd Liberties Of philadelphia, during
the week ending Yesterday 2cl Adults 20 Children, III
OF corsulnItion "a eonyalsOns 10 ye0r tevsr, ms
rsmus II still bora - The report OF aal yellow lever
cases Is urder the marx, I feel confident There were
several deaths tom malignant fever, D. the Board OF
He AIih teruns H. but there . le doubt that yellow and
malignant feyers a. far Philadelphia CONCERNED are
svuorymous But before stated, the disease con
hued to ore ocsltythe Delaware portion Of SoutA~ srk
ard may stend s force there BY the us cold weather
sets cpon ~ without spreading into any Other Pooa q