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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
St. Louis Market.
ST. Louis, October 10.

st. Louis, October ~.
FLOUR-Ye sterday we stated: Buy.
ers ask for reduction equal TO ADVANCE
ed freights, and holders slow TO concede.
Transactions restricted. Reported sale
Of 20 bbls country fancy and extra, all
round, at IS S7a; 227 do country super
fine. without inspection or guarantee, at
SIS 62a; liz do do at $5 IS, inspected.
Buyers offered $5 SIS for country SUI.
perfinc, and $5 rs for extra, guaranteed.
bn, holders did not think proper to ac-
cede.
WHEAT-To-day, sale Of 1877 SKIS
good red, at 81 l2s; 245 do fair 10 good.
al 81 % TO 81 i2a; l7s do private; 900
do good red, at 81 10; resale Of 5000
bushels prime white. at OIL 25. Original
~ sold. SIX weeks since, al 9Oc, to arrive
by the 18th November and 5000 do do
at same. TO arrive-the two last lots 10
city miller.
CORN-To-day. lO2 SKIS mixed, in
new gunnies, at 4Sc; good white offered
at SO.
OATS-To-day, prices s,ifened up.
and ~ SKIS sold al 80. $50 al 35a, anu
22S at 35a.
PROVISIONS AND LARD-The
stock Of bacon reduced to small oman.
t,y for the season, and prices heretofore
quoted, still held 6rmly--say, city cur.
ed, shoulders &c, ribbed sides n 10 "a.
clear do 9, plain canvassed hams IOa to
IL, fancy do Iii 10 IL; prime lard, in
bbls. and ics LOT, in kegs III to IL;
mess pork, inspected, $l4 so. As re-.
CARDS hog contracts we have heard of
nothing definite. Itis not our duty, by
any means, 10 venture an opinion, and
thus interfere with the views Of buyers
and sellers. The supply and demand
will regulate the markes when the proper
time for operating arrives. and we shall
report Transactions az furnished.
GROCERIES-Market Inactive
Sale of 81 bills plantation molasses, at
lSc cash. To-day 50 hhds sugar, from
Levee. al Sc. and rs bags fair Rio coffee
at III.
SALT-Sale Of 1000 sacks G. A..
brown and bleached bags, all round, at
81 20; $50 do from store. at &l 3d.
kanawha advanced on Mondav to 45c
per bushel.
HlDES-Several sales reported Of
dry flint At he per ID.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
The RoAD suRyEYED FROM rHr Ms

The ROAD SURVEYED FROM THE Ms
SOURI, TO THE Dies MoINEs.-Mr. Heb
ard, charged with the survey of the route
from the Missouri TO Ol.um wa, returned
to This city evening before last. He re.
ports The route as eminen.ly practicable
infinitely better than he had anticipated
that it is but ten miles GU. of an air
line--and that the route is confined for
the whole distance, with but two slight
variations, to township line 72.-Bur-
Rngton Telegraph.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

u Winter i. upon us without doubt,
~ we have had quite respectable snow
storm, and ice at leas. half an inch in
thickness. And talking OF the cold, we
wonder il our subscribers intend we shall
freeze this winter. Those who intend
10 bring US wood 10 pay their subscrip-
tons should do so how. We are out Of
fuel and must rely upon those indebted
to Us for supply. Will you remember
this, friends!
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
BALTIMORE, October II.

New Orleans papers Of Tuesday are
received. The steamship United States,
at New Orleans, brings Havana dates OF
9th. The cholera was making sad raw
ages at Maianzas. The mortality at
Havana exceeded IL per cent. The
"Gazeste de Havana officially denies
the report that conspiracy or signs Of
disafection had been discovered among
the troops al Cardenas.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

DThe people Of Delaware on Tues
day voted 70 reject, by . large majority,
the form Of Constitution recently pre-.
pared for that State by Convention e.
lecsed for that purpose. The principal
objections urged against the new Coas,i-
tuition are. shst the judiciary system which
il proposed il imperfect. and that il affor-
ded no safe guard against illegal voting
by providing for q pre-assessmsnt Of
vosers. The question upon Its accep-
lance seems to have been decided irres-
pecsive Of party considerations.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
CINcINNATI, October l6.

The cars containing the Eastern mail,
due here This morning, and Livingston &
Fargo's express packages. were DESTROY
ed by fire. this morning, between Cleye.
land and Columbus. The mail was en-
tirely destroyed, and the express packa.
ges chiefly, from sparks from the loco
motive.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

GREAT CoxN FIELD.-They do raise
corn in Scott county, Ill. The Winches-
Yer Unioniss of last week states that Mr..
Fred. Dean, farmer. living within three
miles Of tina. place, gathered l6O bushels
Of corn from one acre Of ground, This fall.
Think o: that. you sand-shoveling. stone
erubbing New Englanders!--.aiton Cou.
rier. g.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
DETROIT, October IL.

A fire RACES in the woods-iO,OO0
acres are buraing within l mile Of the
city; houses. barns, fencee. &C., destroy
ed; burning also on Southern Railroad
between Toledo and Adrain; slso on
Central Railroad, near Dearborne; also
Ola the Pontiac. The trains are obstruc-
ted by falling trees. Detroi, is full OF
smoke. The fire is spreading towards
the Town and harbor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

A COMPLIMENT FROM THE RANKS
The Galena Jefferson Locofoco) thus
compliments MIR. Pierce's Postmaster
General Department.:
"He has been hoodwinked and bam-
boozled into the commission of series
Of founders which should no! disgrace the
Department Of which he is at the head"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

Boston is the richest city in the
world in proportion to its population
II lis taxable property were equally d.
vided. every man, woman and child in
the city would have fourteen hundred and
forty dollars.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

~The Clay Monument Association
OF Missouri. acknowledge the receipt Of
$4,000. They design 10 erect a mon
umens Of noble proportions, and of dur
able material. |. is proposed 70 build il
of Missouri Granite. said TO exist on the
Iron Mountain Railway.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

u See the new advertisement of w.
B. Street. of Dahlonega. Mr.. s. has
fine stock Of goods and, as his custom
ers know. cells a. fair prices. Give him
a CALL
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
LATEsT--mOsT IMPORTANT.

- - VIENNA, October I'd.
The DIvan Grand Council held this
day, resolved upon declaration Of war
with Russia, against the advice Of the
four powers.
The Sultan himself has signed the de-.
clara,ion.
Reports say that hostili.ies have actu.
ally commenced.
The Russians were supposed to be
moving to attack the Turkish position
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:cIAL DISPATCH FOB THE REPUBLICAN,.
lNDEPRNDENcE, Oct. IL.


SPECIAL DISPATCH FOR THE REPUBLICAN,.
lNDEPKNDENcE, Oct. IL.
We have just received letters from
Santa Fe. F. X, Aubrey, the celebrated
skinner Of the prairies, arrived there on
the l4;h ul,., from California. He
writes us, ,ha, he crossed the Sierra Ne.
vada al the TETON Pass on the 18th July,
and struck the Rio del Nor,e al Peralta
on the 10th Of September. The route
has no distractions whatever for either a
Railroad or wagon road. Full details
will be sen. to you by the earlies. oppor-
unity. 4
Mr.. Auburn found gold at the crossing
of the Colotad and other places, and
silver and copper ores in grea, quantities.
The Indians were very hostile and
very numerous. They Tough. them for
thirty days. Amos, all of bis party
were wounded, and he himself received
eight wounds, a, different times. The
fighting was chiefly with the Gerroteros.
Mr.. Aubrey's party subsisted more than
a month on m til meat. So the dis.
patch mas II.
They met tribe OF Indians two hun.
dred miles west of Zuni, who used gold
bullets for their guns. @ " -
From New Mexico, il is thought that
Gov. Lane will get The certificate of e.
lection as delegate to Congress, al.
though Padre Gallegos is Represented to
have majority of 800 votes; but it is
said that The vote oil San Minguel county
will be rejected as illegal.
Mr.. Dyer is just from Fort Atkinson.
He reports that pos, entirely abandoned,
every thing having been removed to Fort
Riley.
The road from Council Grove to Fort
Union is entirely unprotected by garri-
sons between them and you may look
out for Indian depredalions from this
time onward.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
aRRIT.AL OF THE ATLANTIC.
war Declared Between
RUSSIA AND TURKEY,
Advance i'm Breadstuffs.
New York, October l6.

New York, October l6.
The Atlantic with four day later news
from Europe. arrived a, noon to-day.
with dates to the 5lh. The Atlantic
brings 200 passengers.
LIVERPOOL MARKET. b.
The Asia's advices from America had
improved the market, but an improved
tone was manifested under unfavorable
dispatches from the East and closed
quick.
Prices was somewhat irregular, bu.
no quotatili,y lower than last quota
tions. & ~@ s@z
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

New YORK, October 10. p. N.
II is reported that George Law has
failed on call loans.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

Whe res the wood you promised usl
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27

Mr.. .Aubrey arrived from California
crosses the Sierra at the TETON
Pass and strikes the Del Norte at Pc
ralta-Ercellent route for the road
Hard Fighting Nth the Indians -
Gold Buliets-Eiection in NeU
Merico, &C., &c. ..L.......
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
BREADS tufts.

BREADS tufts.
During the past three days prices
have receded with considerable bust.
ness, at decline of Sd on flour, Sd on
wheat. s.s... a.f.....
Corn without change. ..,... .... ...
The news which depressed cotton.
raised breadstuffs and the market closed
without much variation from prices oil
Friday. -. ......... .....-......
United States wheat los Sd; mixed and
red 9s Cd; Western Canal flour 34s;
Philadelphia and Baltimore 25s; Ohio
36s. 49,
Indian Corn-white 42s: elbow Ais.
Provisions--beef neglected; pork is
quiet, Blu. very little doing; cheese un.
changed, lard steady; sallow in low de-.
mand al full rates.
The eastern question has taken ano.h.
er turn.
The Olmu,z meeting Of Emperors is
over, and new proposition is to be of.
fered to the Porte.
Austria again puts herself in accord
with France. England ana Prussia, in
conference at Vienna, and negotiation
giving more promise Of peaceful. and
speedy settlement; but ,elegraphic dis
patch from Constantinople of Septem.
Der, stating the grand council of the Or
ioman Empire has recommended the
Sultan TO declare war against Russia,
caused meeting Of the British Cabinet,
and much apprehension with the PEG.
pie.
The Sultan's decision is not known.
The courier was hourly expected from
Marseilles. eH #
Cons,an,inople and Turkey were
quiet. a# 81 ~
The Russians were officially ordered
by the Minister of War to winter on the
principslisies. a "
The fleets remain a: Besika.
Martin Koszta was to embark or the
2lst for the United States, Austria con-
sen.ing. ....- .. .... ~
Mr.. Blown a. Smyrna was TO see him
of. . .........
The cholera is increasing slowly a,
Liverpool.
The packet ship Isaac Wright from
Liverpool with 60 passengers for New
York, struck on The Irish coast and leak.
ed badly. ~. .-. !.
The time of suspension Of duties on
Breads,uffs imported into France is ex-
tended to Jdly, 1854.
Another decree prohibits the export OF
Potatoes and Vegetables until July.
1854.
Material Of any kind of Railways
may be imported into Spain duty free.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-27
MANCHESTER, October 5.h.

MANCHESTER, October 5th.
Business very limited and unsettled.
Money funds much depressed from
the Turkish declaration OF war.
Consols closed Tuesday evening,
worth 90a at which business was re-
nnrted
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the oh. The whole country wa ia state Of excite
msni The Herald says 10 Let this be our last difcult,
With The bsd'ans IN This para of the coSnsy They have
CONNIE need The wosk oil their xecosd asd w,ihou,
Just cAass let our motto be extermiHAtloa. and desh
10 all orposftfon. white men or indians I" 80
DUEL An AFFAIR of honor came OF Wednesday alter
noon near tho course, between Lieutenant Scott
late OF the United States ssmy and Dir Peter Smith, who
was attached 10 The late leg sxture committee clerk
The second Of Lieutenant Scott was George Davidson
and 81 Mr. Smith Mr.. William +. Tighmsn. The parties
fought At enPaces. with dueng pistols aud exchane
two shots. The hrst without effect, bat
SCOTS second shot struck Mr. Smith in the neck the bal
passing through Il is believed that The wound is not
mortal one although is dangerous one, Lieutenant
Scott was no. louched-ezch time he fired lle in ad-
OF Mr. Smith .aasasi b l# t.I Hse saes 81 .13a
IsTERyESTos.The Polynesian declares the siatement
made by The New York Herald that the King of the Sand
wich Islands had addressed another strong appeal the
President OF The United States for the protection Of this
country 10 be afforded him against tbs designs of France,
10 be without the slightest ouadatio ion in ruth.
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PHILADELPHIA sep. ii-Dr Ing slsssa Of fro At IL
o'ocek "st right, The FIsnkin hose COMPANY isn into
kensinetoa aud wben passing ihe Hbcrna hose house
were Hired at by persons in the building. Nome Of tho
bes OF The franklin were jpred, bot ball took effect
Hugh Meodha living in house opposite who was looking
over fence. causing death in few nina,ss Il 10 not
known who fired The fatal shot Tho was attach
ed to the hberna, AID must have been shot BY his
friends The police Afterwards entered tho Hibcsnia
house. and arrested u persons upon whom they found two
re volyers ard Other Z. - 49,
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FARM FOR SALE.

FOR SHE on accommodating terms exchange for city prop
Alarm In AieI andra Virginia.
within half mile the Fails church,
SO excellent land about rs which
and of the best eorchsrds Z
spring of water, and in healthy neighborbood.
fne opportunity Is here offered
den the marke. of Washneton Gsogetown,
anda the farm is and 81 approach to thsn
further particulars inquire Of Edward
opposite willard. Hotel Of s. Parker fancy stose Ma
tsonai Hotel. W. fea XIV f-Et9 FL y u ss'4ftl'
Sept l3-Gt .i44ttt 1a3E l8aa IL a7ai4Ea va
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING sEvgNrRrnTu
street. between and Streets asctoc-Or Tvs.A.v ~.
I'm install we .ls .r n on' Of ls premises ~ oseek D
m, three hnc building o's, they being g. a. -
v'dsonr sabdvson 81 1873, having osi ssch ~ III
and n streets north. ' '''"ss""
Ao Immediately sr III. sale Of s ssovs .s Ia f,..s
square No 49, having front Coas.ccva 49, - 90
q wide alley. - 80
nr above property handsomay IN apA,y
M pat o. ths e'y and e sale viii ss veil worthy
teptton Of persons wishing make svesaeea. -
Terms Os- d cash balance snd twelve ,o.shs ne
purchaser Ge notes Tor the drirred paymsat hearing
from DAY Of sale deed given and decd
"p"snM GREEN \ SCOTT, =
I'D An.sIo.e~..
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, A.e,,....r.

TRUsTEES SALE OF LOT NEAR TUE OBeERyATosv
On Tuesday anssnocn, September a. O'Clock % de p,
by virtue OF decd OF trust shall sell in
o. fronting 81 feet 1d Yost svseue M
street, unsins back 57 fret ~ aehes containing Sp feet
. q - $50"
Terms One Fourth cash aiance two yeap e node,
pcnse ofihe Purchasor. --'-',~'N
JOHN MARBUkY, Trustee.
JAS q. AcobIaE,
Sep I'D Aucesc....,
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NEW YORK, Sept IL -Gottschslk, the dsDgnIsh~d pl-
an has arrived here, aud will his series Of
grsnd concerts abcnt the latter part OF this month Hs 10
engaged to be married young Philadelphia BELLE who
is reported To be worth S2O0OO and the marriage is
ranged 10 come oil Immediately after his concert
throuR hout the United States -&8e
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MoNTrELsR. Vermoul.) Sept. IL There arc return.
from 2so towns, which IL oil bat ~. TIE wings
and The den 2s IN the house The Is prob.-
by @hig by one or two - al ,ry. sa4lo sisfrE.s o.
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ny TELEGRApA,


~ thu sasa sl4iia A%ANS xLscIsoH 80 sFtafqyc
Psss1A~D, tine sept szrhs elso,ea 10 h,. sssss 10
how progressing There great vads,y Of tcksu 1aa-
ming but om present ndicatnns Tho yos will DO email
IL Is diikcoh 10 say which party will Triumph. Tho tom
persnce ticket is polling large vote, s *
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Bosr,N Sept la.The schooner James Rix has srrived
here rom the bay OF Cnaleur Her captain reports that
the American schooner Gazelle, Of Dennis also three
schooners II Newberyrort Massachusetts and three
sells OF Cape Ann have been seized by Dr. upon
chsrge OF violating The fishing All tbs above vessels
tak-n oil Fox river The affair has caused small
degree OF excitement, and trouble 10 anticipated.
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MURDER AND ARSON.

BROWNSVILLE, tPa,) Sept Io.--The house Of William
Secfess Peypopols, miles from this place. was Gu.
tered By robbers last night, and his wife murdered and
himself so badly wounded leave but lido hopes Of
his and the house nndeIcd and burned with his
wife There IS no clue 10 the discovery Of The perpetrators
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sales re-Day.


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE nuiLDfNc LOTS =,
virtue deed Of dated day o. Oc,oser Isa
and recorded 10 bef j. A. 81 NO. A. fiios
w sell a pasae sale. on Tassd.y he lssh day sepsmssr
- ~ 90 INC two pare u os Ma square
'oS feet and The other fronting 10 jwcrs on VIZ
gina avenue and "a feet inch
said vIrna .yenos and street and containing feet,
and both lying between 2N and 2ld vast ''
Tho sbosedercbed property situated In rapiSv
part Of hc city, near the obscrvA,oy and
tuny investment " ~
Ihe term. Of sale arc onethird cash le baascs in x and
Wefve month"; of bearing
~ deed o. trust upon thr properly II the sale ase sos
piled with IN sir days aief the SALE property !.
the risk and of the
pense OF the purchaser. -
E. CHAs, g. wALLACH Trpssss 4
.,., q. MCGUIRE,
o'PV-eo"~os Aurtioaess.
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frartu Pierce Presamf Of the United States of .ama
vAosn
Satisfactory evidence having crhibsd Fredek w
kansow Of Sweden Noa
Missouri do hereby
SUCH declare him free exercise and such
and privileges allowed 10 the
Of he mo the United States
whereof caused these letters he
patent United snrcd
my the city Of Washington the 10th day
81 Of u. 1853, and of the Independence Of
United stsies Of Amenc~ the seventy eighth.
-rE-tT FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President .eatN Ue9HuN
". L.. NANCY, Secretary Of State.
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MAHksrs.

NEw YORK, Sept. l,p. m.The stock market to-day is
firm, and prices tending upward Sales Of United States
S. OF 1867, at l22h Canton 29l; Erie. 80; Long Island
$40; Reading sal; Parker Vein. 2oi Cumberland GOAL
3ss Phanix sales New Crock 3; Morris canal ISL
Nicaragua, 25h McCullock gold mincs no saies The
money market is slightly easier Exchanges on London
81 10 premium
Flour is steady. hut not scvo all parties waiting fur
Their new. from Europe, about due. Sales Of 5000
barrels Mt So SO; souhern do, sc 80 So 6el
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWs HALL.
MISSES COLLINS .salest &,
The distinguished vocaiiss, assisted I MI. A. sEDGWiCK
Master Fam, and Others, viii give several
GRAND MUSICAL sofREEs,
Commencing WEDNESDAY, Evxsrxo, Sspscmk<rH
During the win p,av ths -,
Venice the violin Her spiendid 1910 eiicied
more applause kibIos Opera House. Yosf 40 MsIs.s
sufferers. = - -" o'''.s'
Abundance 50 Gentlemen ladies o. AaS,ton.I
ladies Us .s1- fFI y - "-'
Sep Ii-4t c.H.CRAFT, Manager.
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Bo'Toa, Sept. l2Oicer Ia man arre,ted this morn
iag Justice Sqnres charged with havirg been come
with the robbery Concord. New Hampshire. of good
frcm railroad dcpos ard her places.
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IMPROVED And UNiNrRovED PROPERTY At Aly<.
uonOn Friday, The 9th instant, shall eeask
M IN front % the pemer, good lrre huek kssss
house, containing good and conveniently
the lot on which stands being Of Nos 10 ss.as,
No S9 having front side Of 7,h
and n NORTH running
6vefee alley ZIG md lot sdI.ane ~ 49,
scbed This handsomely
rapdy Improving Of the city, being soSsss $3.50
Of the Northern Market. 1-ts.l7 y = ~ 49,
svyh cs.h balance in g. IL IT, - -
purchaser for the pst.ea He.~. -
Title indsspassAie. t - 0erRN- - y-rrs'"
sepfe-d @asN sE7& - n a ~<,,.s =,
GtThe Aooye sale pssdPo.eA. ann>sns - sh~
westne until wednesday, the h instant ~ ~ ss.
..l,,st. 5esHa#L 81 GREEN SCOTT. 4aer
. S'P'h-" etHf6tg F FIT Fl AseSjnses,s.
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Bosroa, Sept. l2-The funeral OF William Warren. kill.
ed by tie accident on boad he Bay a took place yes
,eidsy, and was largely attended. fs
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m AltRIED,

MAuRIED,
In ih city, yesterday morning. by the Rev. srrruES
residence Of Isaac HoLlAsp Dr. " w. Finn Of Lsrsy,
Virginia. Miss JULIA A. RoBfNsoN Of Richmond Virginia
On Friday September oh wsuenton, Virginia.
ALBERr O. SLAUGHTER Uned States navy, tho sh year
Of his ..-ea ~ e~E .s... ~ #4s....
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exp~rt oyss~r-shuchev, of el~ax, sv~aAy, nsnese
n hssa wsssed isussAisev sth~ey9SS AN
boy kiwas vsssssrsWN
Apply al rs har stvcet War Dspwss~st
WANTED ssasAsAassssy, ahs lSeAAs P~Ias nstA~s
ssss. mixes .ssve oecsgrewn sweusy avs -
A'o'~ssss-Avs 800 hssssss, ~sss q - d. saest
GEO THo6N, .sfsf
.Yosfi csyr raporapAscs E.sinser. IN chang. ~
esvtl1-A6M. -fnss~ ~ kyiSgs.
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PENssYLvANtA COLLEGE.

#rT.e II aEpicAL psrasTnssr. ia s#zs =. ~ =
E+i.sas N.fh sfst, be'o~ Lse.ri PAtiaSsiriia 1s
tn Of 1884 Mo~Asy
October I0 be continued, without
let of March ensuing
The facuir H. constituted foliovxE .f@4ksvarr
Principles and Practice Of Medicine; by WiisM Dsrsch
Obstetrics Children, John Mnt
bank, NJ D.
Matsris Med,ch and Therapeutics by Henry Patterson, NJ n
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