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s- The excitement throughout the this great
EMPORIUM OF CLOTHING,
has great consequence Of the Holidays he immense
stock Of of erhb ion, amounting TWENTY-FIVE THOU
LAND DOLLARS.
The people coming purchasing
useless rink they purchase useful article CLOTHING which ia
thrown away and will throughout them in mind OF Christmas
and New Yea.
DEyoNsIIIRE KERsFY FRoCKs AND SAGE;
sULTANa OPERA FRoczS AND SACS, ysry heavy;
EXTRA LONG SACS, for Pilots use
BLACK CLOTH SACS AND FROCKS, padded;
pRAB EMBROIDERED SACS, magnGcep artiele
BL ScK AND cnLoRFD CLOTH WAKING COATS;
FINE AND EXTRA FINE CLOTH CL0AKS;
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FROCK COATS, all qualities;
coLpRED CLOTH DRESS AND FROCK COATS, all qualities
PILOT CLOTH sAGS AND FRoCKS;
NOTIFIED AND DRAB BEAVER SACs AND FRocKs.
PANTAL looms.
4bO0 PAIRS AMERICAN FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASHMERE
1000 PAIRS BLACK AND CQLORED SATINET;
500 PAIRS PILOT CLOTH AND BEAVER;
5000 PAIRS FRENCH AND ENGLISH DofSKIN.
VESTS.
BLACK AND FANCY VELVET, double and aingle-brsassed
BLACK AND coLORED SILK, splendid variety;
BLACK AND EOL0RED SATIN;
| BLACK AND FANCY COLoRED CASHMERE.
II All tho above in great variety.
VIZ NISHING GOODS.
| LTNENA AND COTTON SHIRTS our manufacture;
| FRENCH SHIRTS, the laes f,shon;
| coIoRED GIEGfIAM AND CHECK LINEN SHIRTS;
| MGRlNO, ASTORIA, FUR AND ALI. WOOL SHIRTS;
SILK, ENGLISH, THREAD AND COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS
\ MERINo. SHETLAND WOOL AND LAMBS WOOL SOCKS;
| ENGLISH COTTON SOCKS, White, Brown and Coiorod;
| SUBSCRIBERS SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS:
| BLACK AND FANCY SILK AND SATIN CRAVATS
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
of every description manuicory Now York and ynr
- ranted made in the most perfect manner.
| TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS,
RUBBER CLOTHING, all kinds;
| SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS
| ". TT ONE PRICE-NO DEHI4TlON AZ
| ALFRED MuNROE L. Co.
| ianS bt2p 81 Magazine street. corner ncG rnpiar
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asp tbs Southern ltne.

MOBILE COTTON MARHET. --= w2
MOBILE Jan. 6.--Cotton has been more active during
the past week. and the sales embrace 20 500 bales The
receipts Of the week 15S00 and the exports 10000
bales. The market closes with buoyancy.
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To TIE Eaesies.


VI A D A " ? L A 7 Z Y
Respectfully offers her services ssns for
the of the following PRoLAPsgs UTERI
WHITES, PRoFuSE ANB PAINFUL MESsTguATION, EN-
6ORGENENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
The adopted is that which
distinguished Surgeons Of Paris London
of which she has ample testimony many
respectable ladies iusfas
Of the Uterus Of nature, can b.
MAdm deyetea hs exclusively the Iadiea AMI
can e consulted DAILY, a. hsrresidsues,
myis eptf 1873 St. Jo4eph street
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FoR AsrrwALL.-The steamship United States, Capt
Lucas will sail for Aspinwa this morning at o'clock
from her wharf at the foot of Jackson Square passen
gers for California The United States of the swift
est and most connections steamships in the California
trade aud as gallant and polite commander treads hel
decks as ID to be found in the service of the public
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.E'e2U Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
WYNN D r,SDNrn

IL w ~ q " Mn "
E Have Just received and opening and fine stock of
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
CosslsTfas0P
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS of superior
article, md Of the and finish;
CLOTH FRoGk DRESS COATS, with Plain and Git
Buttons;
BROWN OLIVE FRocK ard DRESS COATS
A superior FRENCH BEAVER and ENGLISH KERsEY
oyERcoATs, CLoAKs, PALEToTs and SAC COATS, Of ali
coors and styles;
BLACK BoESkIN and CASHMERE PANTS;
100 different styles patterns Of FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
Fancy SILK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS
Plain Figured SILK and SATIN VESTB;
WHITE SILK and MARsElLLES VESTS;
Plain MARSEILLES VESTS;
LINEN LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS, of Mechanical Worked Bosoma;
Plain Fancy WHITE SILK CRAyATS;
Fine Heavy CASHMERE USDERSHIRTs and DRAWERS
suSPENDERSj
HOSIERY;
HANDKERCHIEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
yALIsEs
CARPET BAGS, etc.
E We will receive additions stock by The arrival Of
every steamship York. and invite friends and the public
generally examine will be sold reasonable terms
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ESratqs, .Vedict,s es and Chemicals

DR.. g. J. CoXE, No. 9o Camp etreet.
Ey- DR.. E. j. Coxes PREPARATIONS in extensive ass or
nearly years acquired reputation
unsurpassed eqnA4d By made shs North.
SOUTHERN COUCH sfHuP.
EXTRACT OF COPAlVA, SARSAPhRI AND EUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozEN6Fs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER.
MASENT CURE or THE PILES.
Cs- Far sale by prnxgists grperaiiy. iyT 2p9
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FoH SAN JUAN.-Thc steamship pampero, Capt Elan
derf. sails for San Juan del Norte this morning at s
o'clock,
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AsorHER RAILROAD TAX GAsE.-Iu the local column
Will be found abstract Of the decision and reasons for
Judgment, delivered yesterday in the Fourth District
by Judge Reynolds Want Of space alone prevents
us from publishing the entire document.
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H8~ Mr.. NJ. B. Hart, parser Of the steamship
Daniel Webster, has obliged by furnishing us copies
Of San Francisco papers and memorandum Of her trip
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Races ToDAY-We call thepartieular attention of
readers to the advertisement in another column, of
days the Metare course Mr.. TenBroeck is
determined to render the present meeting superior any
that has preceded it. and adYertses exceedingly
interesting and attractive prospectus. We recommend
our friends aud friends of the turf to turn out
they will have other opportunity before Wednesday
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SeaUeH Il. Taylor,
Consumption Carabte.
BEACH'S BREAST IMMINENT

~ all those pals aches the breast dies and
back subuisg tbs throat
which c5nauptiye peaons Liable prevents entirety the
nt with the deO-
gmtn given The dlrecton Invaluable either
already a w the dseaa1, pre1posr to it,.
The principle this ia ded upon ths iatss' Aa5 mcst
scientific optpiols all medical he
not bnt be approved Of
For BY BEACH, NJ D. Chemist and 1potheeary,
Chartres House Streets THOMAS RANKIN,
dele. streets. ia st2ptitW
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THE SOUTHERN SsnRsru.ScHooi. JouRNAL-This Is the
title OF another 6ne looking weekly published aud
edited by Mr.. j Sargent. We notice an interesting
article upon the press Of New Orleans in the
number
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30 The agents of Adams s. Co.'s Express have
favored US with bundle of San Francisco papers for
which they have thanks
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R7s- Mr.. John Hume, the purser of the steamship
FL Dorado has our thanks for having usual kindly fur
nisied US copies of Panama aid Aspnwall papers
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sa- The purser of the Crescent City has our thanks
for late copies of the Dia,io, of Havana.
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FiRE AT CLINros, La "A fire occurred on the 9th at
Clinton by which several houses belonging to Nj Kilon
Mr. E. Rist and Mr.. Harris were destroyed Loss esti-
mated at $4,000.
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u. 3 -. Reilly s Co.,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
EB- Have in store splendid assortment of
FANCY FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
The olc wing few Of tho lending articles viz
RICH FRENCH CALIC0ES, from lei o rs cents;
FRENCH CASHMERE DECosSE, all colors, at 81;
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BROCIE AND WATERED BARBOUR e..
FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES;
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMASK BLACK SILK;
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE;
eros DE NAPLES, all colors !;
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New Style BRoCADE SILKS ;
FLouNCED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES;
CoAKs AND PELIssEs, CLOTH AND VELVET of the Newest
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHIEFs, COLLARS AND cHEMI
zETTEs;
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES;
URNING GOODS.
~ to 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES;
BLACK MERlN0 AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THlBET; BLACK ALPACAi
~ - ~ BLACK BoAfBAZINE;
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK tLADIES') CLOTH
All Styles of MOURNING EABRoIDERIEs, etc., ETC.
TABLE LINEEs--a splendid of DAMAsKs, TABLE
CLOTHS and NAPKINS of every slo
LINEN siIEETlNG, from s-itol44.
SUPERIOR IRISH LINLNS, from &c M.
P. & E. REILLY g. CO.,
J3 bt2p Conner Canal and ROYAL streets,
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FE,affe & Gas,f1a.ich.

Corner of CANAL and ROYAL STREETS,
t- Are opening RICH SUPPLY OF GOODS in thern
carefully Eur,pe their
firm, being bought cash. will be sold the lowest prices
Iy Their stock comprises
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Of the finest London and Geneva manufacture;
JuRGENSENS COPENHAGEN WATCHES;
DIAMOND WORK;
unusually large and rich assortment every ae mounting
LONDON AND PARIS JEwELRY;
CLOCKS AND cANDELABRAs;
.u 1880 FINE PLATED WARE;
CAsToRs; .. -
...4 oANpLEsTIcKs;
WATERS.
China, Papier Macho Terra Gotta parian Marble etc.
VERY SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY.
RODGERs,s POCKET KNIVES; ".@ ~.
SCISSORS AND RAzoRs; . ..M..a
FINEFASs;
PERFUMERY;
OIL PAINTINGS; PORTE MoNNA1Es; CARD CASES, etc.
sILyERwARE OF EVERY PATTERN MADE TO ORDER
and large assortment constantly hand and for ae by
HYDE GO0DR II,
das apsw corner Canal and Royal streets.
Silpes.sUaTe .Wan,IfactO,'y,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
t hand and constantly receiving
from their factory in the eitr,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF slLyERwARE
,m of the riches, patterns, sneh as;
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS
COFFEE CUPS AND sAUCERs;
CAKE BASKETS @"
PITCHERS;
WATERS
CASToRS;
DEcANTER STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS;
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLS;
VEGETABLE DISHES, s.a.
BUTTER COOLERS;
TUMBLERS;
| TEA BELLS
TOILETTE BOXES;
CANDLEsTICKs
NAPKIN RINGS;
| GoBLETs;
a CUPS
In addition usual large stock Of
FORKS; SPOONS;
CguMB SCRApERs; FISH CARyERS;
SUGAR sIFTERs; SOUP LADIES
| PIE, CAKE, FISH, DESERT and PICKLE KNIVES
JELLY, PRESERVE and GRAVY SPOONS, ell
| Al of which warranted Of
| PURE SILVER
| Esy- For sale by HYDE g. GOODRICH,
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
| dos 2ptnl Canal and Rays street,
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\ OIN1dF5NFINI,
comprising Third District of the city, This being
important route. given but hratras Carrier
Apply al the Office, between 10 o'stcek 4. IAN.
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watches, Fine JesUeiry,

y -
DIAMONDS, FANCY ART1CL Els !,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, ETC,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES.
IF The Subscriber having removed the whole Of his large stock to
STREET opening and will be prepared to show
public THURSDAY the 22d nBtan The assortment
paes every article his % the Goods all of the finest
script
Besides large selection of fine JEWELRY GOLD WATCHES
CHAINS DIAMONDS, SILVER and PLATED WARE, CL IS
ard MANTEL ORNAMENTS, BRONZE CHINA, CUT GLASS aud
PAPIER MACE articles Of descriptions he has just received
and beautiful gocd suitable for CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS PRESENTS
E The above stock will be sold At unusually low prices, being the
Subscribers retire from the business Tho.e wishing
Fiue Goods at GREAT BARGAINS will do well 10 call.
Of purchasing whole
fale, will meet with every advantage.
rgs Of GLASS SHADES of oil sizes
shapes, VERY CHEAP. t12l l02p1 G. REDON.
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q The subscriber would respectfully call the
Planters PhSsicisn and Fnuiea his well stock
comprising article N be Inns Of b1s,as ~ Of
season, SODA WATER MEAD the very beat
will be found At this huen with all the popular Waters
auch CONGRESS- BLUE LICK supplied al
with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEFPERHIST
G0uLEY BtfTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
dtWIga Dlggst and
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n 0ST.--MARTHA WAsHIN GToN BRuGNIENs a
and CELIA EGAN, Fsch aged years strayet
st evening information them will be thank All
a received BY their he First District Police
aeuse. CLAUDE tRUGNIENS,
iauI THOMAS EGAN.
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4 lME-3500 barrels Thomaston, Rockland,
u Western and Sugar Lime by
laus A. pELAGRAYE 4 CO., II Magazine street.
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Sweepstakes for all ages single dash of four miles
D. f. kenner's ob .a,ioe. by Boston out of Jealnee
= YEARS oiu
r Fields Flea, by Grey Eagle dam by imp .acteon
years olu-.
J. u Eofs rphite Eagle by Greg Eagle out of Sarah
-htAef
Observation-Disclosures Total. T:39.
As before remarked the largely attended
and went off with great deal of spirit Our space
prevents our giving any longer notice.
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PLANNERS, GOODS,

in stock comprising BLANKETS, KFRSEYS oSNABtTRGS
JEANS. PIAD and STRIPED LINSEYs SHRTING and
SEEEfINe, FLANNsLS, W'loLES SR1S etc. TO ali of when
the suhsebe invites the attention of the tra Hh h he
will sactoy having dis
position to render, particularly the
Will them low and articles will
their lfade snd confidence. A B. JAMES
d2O Imd&smW 80 Magazine Bank Place
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fstHE SUI SCRIB Err HAS THIS DAY
retired from the A. r, DUNBAR Co. ard s6ics
bus in tu neRs FRANK NEHHALL AMI John d
VALENTINE, JR Continuance Of the patronage
oImur cust'Esera A. +. DUNBAR.
Now o. leans, January !, 1854.
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DEARD, j. A. & MAY, Auctioneers, APP
, nrlsers. ETC., s Banks Arcade, New Orleans
Bag assd Boarding Scgseos
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
T'ey'0Rdah Hotel,


T well establishments having complete
pairs during the past the public, and
Proprietor grateful pat would solicit the continuance ot,
k- Families unsurpassed Hotel
in the South [oqs ?pAWHl ]. W YOUNG, Proprietor.
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NAT ANTED--An acclimated young man, who
writes handsome had and good Accountant
Mercantile o1e either
City rence given. addressed Po.oacs
receive attention.
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NT Office THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE
conducted by the under gne1 his A.
\. COCHRAN CO.. will be parties unr the
new style snd firm Il A. f. CO HIRAM L HALL.
Al Of tbs uneed business either
partner. A F, siRaN
jH3
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YESHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY
formed Ceafineislp under the n NEW1lALL yALEN
TINE GO for carrying to a = DUNBAR co.
Wholesale trade il BOOTS SHOES HATS, CAPS
oecued by A. +. DUNBAR CO. Nos Conniou
street, New Orleans FRANK NEWHALL
lan3 Sw Holm 3. VALENTINE
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ggANK OF NEW ORLEANS, january 6,
ls4Tha Sixth nstalmen Ten Per subscriptions
the Capital Stock this Sank due and payable Banking
House on TUESDAY the 10th instant.
JAM II w. P. GRAYsoN Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

THE SURVEYING PARTY OF LIEUTENANT
STRAIN, u S. NThe las, advices from Central Ameri.
and the u S. .loop Cyane Commander HoIllns
have crelted painful apprehensous n Washington relative
possible late of the surveying party leaving the Cy
ane under the command of Lieutenant SiaIn explore
for ship canal over the lshmus Of Darien. This
~ consists OF Lieut. ST. Mir. Garland OF COL Garland
Their route region In which hostile and vary
reacherous savuges are accustomed range Before
focby cautioned BY the Secretary of the Navy to guard
themselves against these aavage md armed all
Poins for their protection 1t seema that they have not
been heard of for undue time all efforts from the Cy-
TO learn of their precise position have resulted only 10
painful approximations for their salty The part of thu off,
csrs Of that chip We however, Satisfied that The De.
partmen s conceived that they have some unfre
quented route and ha, they amply able defend them.
sslves against hostile Indian flashing.
ton Sfar,
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COMMERCIAL KECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CITRp,


TOBACCO.-The breaks yesterday were r,,
prices of common and medium obaccoI were p, na.
Other grades are without change We po,;a :t ''s
some goJd manufacturing, snce our last repo,, y.
Sl2h n. NJ. MAHTIv 81!
WHEAT-sl 50 to 81 60 per 5ushel. '''' Y c
FLOUR-Buyers have dropped their price, :,
Barrel since receipt OF advices per Arabia. M Gal
vet been made by which quote -hlst sale, a. ::i
CORN Sales to-day at IS cents per bushsI 10
RYE-eO TO go cts per misunderstanding 10 or,r-
CORN hlEAL-S5 80 cts. per bushe ''a'S
OATS-50 55 cts. per bushel.
BACON-Mountain cured hog round, SH Graz.
cured and Smilhfed hog round 10 10 l0H Gem. /
ern Sides SIX, Shoulders IL s. Hams II !? Il. y
TX; Shoulders ~. -s
BUTTER-Go.hen, IS a % cts, Moun,ain /, -,
some poorer Sorts not suitable for table Use. are s;
As II Is cts.
COFFEE-We quote Rio II l2 cents; l.a,rv,.
10; Java 1917 to Ia Mocha IA a l4Js cts. ''
FISH ackerel No. 3, small, = a1js; the latte, H..
too inspections; Halifax Herrngs, No. !, S. s. t ~:
gross S3H I. -
CANDLES-Tallow Is l6 CTS. Hurs an,
sons patent II Adanantiue Is 30 Kltchers a..
81; Sperm 50 IS cts
LARD-Ncw in barrels l0H cts. kegs II II,
LIVE STOCK-U. Shocks Repor) Can.
weight, 50 OOa So IS, sross Sheep 81 30 $500 Net;
So % nett.
New Orleans So 5S. Refined Loaf 9& a IL; c.
81 ask Powdered 9s On; Cotieo Sugar 81 !:
LIME-F'rom wharf 81 so, from store 81 62S.
GUANo-Peruvian $50 60; Mexican s35 50.
PLASTER-Sa Lump S5S al Wharf; s. On >
Ground 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. checks the past week va,
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CIT N e w s.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


Tie Legislature The reader ia aware severed Inc
connection between Hampden Sidney College and It's Mea
c Department in Richmond giving the latter separate
and independent existence aud charter The act making
the separation provided that the institution should nave
nineteen Directors or Visitors who named in The Dill
and vested in them the power Of appointing Professors ana
rransacng other business important 10 the efficiency ana
success OF the College Inexercse of The duty required Of
them BY the Of incorporation, the Board oil DIRECTORS
me yesterday and the nslltu,on as oo"s
Visitor, Pressnt-Jno. NJ Patton, Wm. II. MacilrIand
Dr. Beverley r. Wexford, Thomas Wallace, Dr. robert H.
C.be Dr. Francis T. Slribing James Lyons, Dr. George
Joynes.
jno 81: Patton appointed President Of the Board
and Dr. 1henderick p Mayo Secretary.
The old Professors, 10 wit: DIS. Bohannon, Johnson
Gibson and Tucker, were appointed; and Dr.. Martin p
Scott who his been ectuug during the past COURSE was
eci ted Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy:
They also established the new Chair OF Medical Jufsplu
denc, and PLY Aoogy and concluded 10 meet on Inc Zo
d,y of May next 10 fill that Chair and the OF Matera
Mcdica aud Therapeutics.
SHOT HIMSELF.-We learn from the Dispatch Of yes
crday that named ideon VIA about 45 or Of
age killed himself Tuesday last by deliberately blowing
off the top of his head with the contents CT gun loaded
with shot, He had recently been released from tae Jail Of
Hsnrico county, where he had been contend for whipping
his wife Repeating The abuse OF his wife, she again appea
for and obtained seek protection once more
from the strong Of the law. These iacts eachhg his
ears he once determined avoid second
by leaving paris unknown loading his gun on lues
day he took the Williamsburg road and getting to Mr. john
Eachos gate about six miles from The city, he stopped
placed The muzzle his throat, and touching the trigger
seu the through the top of his nead OF course
killing himself instantly.
ST. PATRICk'S DAY.-To day is the anniversary Of
the patton Saint Of Ireland Ia Baltimore and other clIe
notice that the day Is 10 be observed with more lhan
usual ceremony. The Hibernian Society OF Baltimore WIZ
come emorae The Saints natal day by parakng OF din
per al the Eutaw House. while the Irish Social and beneV
ocn Society will have their anniversary dinner al the as
semby Rooms, with GRAFTON by Il. {. Barry, Esq.
TIE WEATHER. yesterday, was not only sprlng'ik'
but was OF fir Summers temperature up 10 O'Clock
when Clouds dark and threatening gathered and sent forth
shower OF rain accompanied by fierce lightning and som
unusually heavy pess Of thunder This is information lo
our distant readers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17
AN APPEAL


FROM THE sAvASSAH 2ouST VERNON ASSOCIATION
To tho Women Of Georgia. in every Nook Neighoorhoo
School or College, Hamlet Village Town or City, 10 aid
in raising contributions for the purpose OF purchasing
MOUNT VERNON, the Home and Grave OF Washing
ton and keeping sacred through oil time, from deseca
lion ard common business purposes
Friends Sisters and COunlrywomen: We OF Savannah
have responded The call made in letter from Southern
Marion 10 the Women of the South, this subject by
boiling meeting and appointing Committees 10 solicit do
nulionaaud you all TO unite with US In making
efforts raise noble 10 be Sent 10 our Governor TO
aid ia the purchase of Mount Vernon, tribute from the
Mothers and Daughters Of the Empire Stale Of The South
of their love and veneration for our great and glorious
Washington.
Do think, In The mos, retired nook OF our green and
sunny land where ony two or three can meet that You are
TOO lew aid Let all unite every two, three every
Ave dollars will nsss Send 10 the Association In your
nearest Thus let each and oil aid in swelling that
stream shall roll onward eshen and make green The
tori where his ashes reposc and beausly and embch The
and grounds around his death home his earth bed
Let canopy with evegreeus, and dape II with flowers
Of brightest has and fragrance TO show that glory
IL all dream. Yes let purchase, halow and cherish
forever our Country aud Children Mount Vernon
lie ashes Of the Immortal Father Of our County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17
THE PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON.
n, Editors Of the Enouircr

SAvAHSAH, March Is, 1854.
On the 18th of February meeting held by the ladies'
OF Savannah who organized Society called the Mount
Vernon Association" for the purpose OF raising nnd 10
aid in the purchase OF Mount Vernon They appointed
Board of Dirccresscs, Secretary Treasurer and commit
Ices to canvass the city and receive contributions.
Tho collected Is to be forwarded ns soon as one
communities have acted the subject 10 The Governor 10
bs by him held until other States have done the when
The whole is be applied the said pro-
perty held In for the citizens of The Union by
the Governor Of Virginia; The President OF The United
States, or both.
The enclosed appeal was addressed TO the Women OF Geor
ea because supposed each State would pursue lie
course but may be properly extended TO the whole un
led States II Ia now forwarded not with view dictate
10 Others but that may be be known beginning has been
made and with the hope that will incIc State In The
Union speedy action.
Will tho Editors maks the facts known to the public