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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

the piratical slave trade legslzet or woAed o' 0''
Derocrstie Government The continuance OF negro
BONDAGE IL the island Of Cuba long enough TO meet u"
osrer.us wishes Of the democratic hllioas'ef'' ~
iowever. prc5lamaHcal OF this latter sappoH
ton we are reminded by the appearance OF
,ev iour,sl the fret number issuei On INC
.7,l il slant in this City, printed IN The spanish
language and bearing tie ominous tlte oil Il -n'',
Tie Huiqno. The objec. Of this iouraal IN pam
rnc,b and rsiuer Spanish, is to abolish Saver! ID
Cubs black and white to strike Oh the CHAINS OIL 'A'
,ocro sna his master to send tie Captain Genera
.7-a sr4 rer5er the Island free This is one Of tAs
,,.cr.,t SIGN. Of the times c0mpensatog muck
against the meditated Nebraska crime. Inc IoAo"'ns
extract from II Mnloio explains its spirit; 3 peoPls
who have long groancd ulder the hardest O. FAa'
ME. ike that OF Cuba, people for whose lnae-
psp6epee so many sacrifices have been made ana 80
81. r-rcb blood she'd. never can be great nor LaPPy
they rre,erye il their bosom more than halt null
ion Of s,.ves" The editor pledges himself to eN'
nose in all is mauy-sijol iIquites CGoan slavery
tbcuch some Of bis comPstriots, who are equally %,
nossd 70 slavery consider the agitation OF tue suec'
;rc,ror+une at thi,moment lest they might lose south
ern sympathy
The editor, Senior Collins, is Cu5aneXle lie oele'e''
,orr with .eue 9th rs Of his countrymen, that tho M
5igos force OF tie Cubans will be strong enough i'r
is rel.u pt.on when The abolition OF Slavery is deter
mined on So here is a new element IN the southern
e,pllror Success 10 r. Muai0. We trust the ireods
or,.,iy. rs,l freedom viii lot overlook II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

TIE Trey Wig Gays there is paper in whose p7eic
tons with regard to the future he has e conhdsne
in those Of iBE TRIBUNE We are glad to hear this for
1it Higs sake II he shared our opinions with regard
10 bis own future be would b. unhappy indeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
al

These appropriations, it win be seen cover almost
every object of municipal expenditure which in other
cities is paid By taxation Ought such system to be
extended OCght it to be continued We ssy No.
There is 10 reason why the City of Washington should
receive these lrsesses which does rot equally appy
10 New Orleans or New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

The y1!oe advertising IN the WEEKLY rE'vSE will arssher
be FiFTY CENTS inc each insertion.
The circulation Of the We ky alone hes reached the unrs
ctdenttd number Of 10000 cos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

SEWING MACHINES CAUUON.-Au pcr-Ons making
Seilg Mthins hfvugs nerae Crneedl6s va
The eve The point witho rsr from are fof1dien 10
inens Ieteut SEPT 10 1916 GaJcr tie pensty the law
See t Of my certec IN tie machinery ind as the
eeeiiob OF the u. Court stopping The q the Singer
thbes In Massachusetts, l. hoWE Jr NJ 3Jj Dioldway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
WHOLESALE Book AND STATIONERY Horsr.

Mason BsoTHEKs, No p rsIl-rov
Opposite House Newlo;k otter en
STOCK OF Books AND srAu9SsRr for Cash gals.
TIE Goods line pufchaaed Couarv Mer
chants usually quite small compared with their Dry Goods Hard
sYe other bills and tbs very ercu stsnce sbsaely
peis joeber Boob business who sol time larger
of order make for thu oses extra expenses
iary In credit business Of snl ucts We have
n1oped iu our busines tie plan Of Ps Unvsryins
and Terms always and invite County Merchants TO call
and nssss the saving they make In buying for
Cssh \ worth while. - :,
Ourselves the publishers Of uher ofhe leading and
extensively selne School Books the country well
koris other facilities Ipsssed
Location sery and easily found the Asor
Eeose and oci the Of the Park and cannot
MASON BR0rHEGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

Ssr,l.T,nsTss, I',avt q u.--. l--- H.. -,--.,
TOVITUs md WELLS, fbTenoiyssta an fdbAsa
- Z ~ 3 - No Ia Gs>saus- Ne" loFS
Cr1srADoKo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DIE.-IHis Is the
, g. zee 10 vish o ch,sgs tie colns o. tis hif
a tiscf OF viii tksy GpIepsratSn sc1 a. 81
~ sfsl fui6 ard ~ Il hes TIE -2os az l3,s. "a
tint q CRtsTAD9EHs hif O's
~ I'd sga APPLIED in Iriva'e ro5rs 81 No A'o--1os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
THOSE WHO FEAR SMALL POX, Rad BRAN

THOSE WHO IEAK NNALL TON, HLaU.- DNNND
RITES PLLs EsTBLsgED l75 TLess ebrsted Ps gres
valued heir midnes, Innocence ana yoous qiats -
medicine foT elestsg the 0nseh AID bowc and blood from oil
impurities Thor prevents greatly dssa-es ocoa
tseous IL fact well hed that when person 10
s,ised with pfoioas d.sse it beanss there is sonehn 10
OF his niue economy which fits receive tie poison
Infection Brspdreths I take this outthnF" out Of the
system upon which eon.sson hnds resting plses those who
them wAk through pestile ut places without fear
sold ct IS box with fa die ous ct No O. Lpena-
st. No al Hudsor ard 10 "a DO Afsr ss lst Of Ma
DR. BRAspsErHs Principal Oce will be Al No. al Broadway,
O Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

TO SHIRT AND COLLAR MANUFACTURERs 1t is
undeu the fsue line stitching done by
nAehnery b, SiNGEKs lgcfhresded wls Ma
chine These Admirable machines co-staaty being eXhada
the office No So BIosdWy where specn OF tn WORK can be
had fTsiis by all Wfo eelhteIesed l. H. ; %SER & Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ACTORS LAWYERS AND SINGERS.-lou who de-
PEND much upon the melody and OF your
BRytrs PvlMose WAIVERS, oEly . eeats box Good for
Coushs Hoarsness, &c.
sale BY v CIirxExrE Co No 81 Bs-elsy, Geasral
kew-York and vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALEs.-L0ng known, Sc
verei, tested always TGhtt The rd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

CARPETS TOR TIE SPRING IlADc.-Gt0. L. l.
UyllT Nee rs pta-lst Chatham Is pepaICito
show extensive G.s0tutut Of Fa5h aud American CaTp
tonpribg beautiful desisls om rich N.yet the
eltsy psfas &c veil superior or OClotbs aud every
oshti the line. mmeniei 20 give HIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

Piano-Fortes, Meodeons and Reed Organs, with
two and -four s,0rs new ard seond bsn The ars az best
sorIrept Of style Is be found prizes 81
at BSRRy GoRDoNs No ~ Broadway agsHs Hals
Da,s Co Pianos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ADvrsrr.rnrs1,for tn. #eey Tr Of th, week must be
L r.l H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

HE PIANO-Alas HORACE MATERSs new nstru-
ment All wishne ror pialo ow pcs will b. fiuished
by calling No SO BrsdwGs whore r,y
oftbe meet iu proved t'yiss nd logCs. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
H-c&V }Q1k DuitQ lgl*tn&.
THURSDAY. MARCH 2, 1884.
10 CoRREgPOTD ENTs.

No notice Of ANONYMOUS Commrn'o7 hat9'et
isnenaed uscrion be authenticated b. he nans auo
sddrcfs Of the not usceaEy Tor plbhc@tpn Sut "
guaranty Of his good faith.
~. rt ,raeste 10 return rejected Communicates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

W & c T. ROWS CiBrEr AND OUCLoTH WARE
noUsE No 29 udssn near CssalN Goo]s o- thu Spring
Trtde-Tbe ylcs elye Tai rstrJ Bs Ihrely and
IngIsn Carpets or Cloths RUFs Wnd5E Shlies &c Molcro
e,Eerfss enable 20 sell " the lowest prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

CA.PETlNGS- iu.pCr.dti,ns. Io54.-PETER-
son hrsrHStY No 5s Bl2adSsy, wnt,s have Just
rceved and opening III spsng syles C.lpons
&c which they Invite special For low reaslnsSe
ferus PATERSON HUMPHREY So Br adwav cor Whitst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ALBERT II. NICoIAY holds his regular sem-weekly
sale Of STOCKS and BONDS TRs DAY ~ O'Clock tie NeT
ebsst Exehanse For further particulars refer to BIZ savss
racnt in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

For bridge TIE PotOnsc At Little Fas 20 be eK' ~
pended under the authority Of the Presaspt'''.'' $500
Water NoTis '
For eon5 sn.sop Of two sa s 20 al 10 SEQ
Fo, 1900. ~. ~ t-s arrs. h. Potsnse.. 1900
Fer eor peassiion Ct chan - the etterh
branch PooIlac ard fuel Gud oil FOR lamps Vs
Fer Of he auxiliary .rLIc, ard ssl and OIL -
Tor snpss A''S
the frd medical tree ofTe!Ee tra1-
pa p.rs TIE W.shnstor Iuhrusy ''...:' Zes
FCr erecting lsmrIoss sne lamps on ocin sicrs fsnnsy
vtria-,V. fcm Sevsntscnth q 70 Georg-toWa, aud
ffCLa tie Ctpi'el 70 the Navy Yard 80
Tor ret1s The grading AID paving Of the e4shsee WsT
cfFernsl lSari.-,v from Ssyen eeuthgto Rock Creek
ard for tn. curbs;one sE4 paYi1t the cotSsy
To- .Tm hsrstosor. .pTrorG.'sd ~ thst oS,-e: 1870
For pcospg With iro- face the .nsu on It's
ace Of Perlsylvs-.e-sT, opposite Tie market
ard between Seventh srt Eish 10
For dehcercJ fer Surveying eyei1k and EeasUrns the
trisns the norh sis Of Per1sy.vzDl.Av
terweg Thirteenth sBt FourtsenhsE a
Tor Con eIs the repsrs Of the two bridges the
bsuCh q the Ioor1sc oQl
F.cc sicr e tie sItgn esgk ply .icsn ehsplaia,
keepers four guards porter ofthe Pen
itsh-ry Of the DT Of Columbia. .............. 1852
Tor tnsou q three Inspectors Of s1d PsLsny.. 50
suppcTt ard alren6nce CO ssd Pentertsry 2p
pen ofihe Dr Q. 1000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

NEW MUsIC.-BERRY & GORDON No. POI Broad
have just rnbisese Fssho1sbe Ssh,A b D.yer and
ur Society Pos Capt Crghsops Sons AUD Chofv
BE Cheery Boya and Gently Down Stream saus Will
meat applause BY Geo. Christy Wocis Minsires 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

HAIR DYE AND WIGS-- BACHELORS MaDuiactOry
for thee articles Broadway opposite e
fat where be has the best accommodations In e wOd for the
sppeson Of bis famous Hair DYE and the sales o. his newly
vented Wig and Toupecs Nine private al for.
PIANOS TO RENT.A fine assortment Of superior
Also ne h.nd 81 HosAcE
NArKnss No $50 Brosdwsy NBA choice ve-isi Of popular
uifres usf puhl shed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

lADlES SHOES AND THE CRYSTAL PALACE PRE-
suecs,s achieved by ClSTRrLL Of No So BOwery in
csrryne on the pent for the beet qny Cater Boots Slip
Tee &c manufactured tho Ladies' all Bosiy
eenreors has turned the cha Of trade his establish
and The has been that buse he's
usually eeuse noe e eommeresnSt Of tse year Ladies
hc wish TO artcle Of
and at low pree, should cali at CANraILIs '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

PIANOS TO RENT-A fine assortment Of superior in
Also second hand Plans bAgsn
wArERS No Broadway MIA choice variety popular
Uieces iustpu hluhed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

LADIES WILL CONSULT THEIR OWN CONVENIENCE
~ fVkcHAsse CARPETS UP Town perp'eNy to aiy
to 60 to the down hops 10 de besles payus
s psea In TIE well known Carpet cot Sd moot OF WRIGHT
cmLs NO ~ bewery, is cn,sly ock Of Clrpe.ing
UCioth Reg and Na Suitable for p1fo4s ala
O A. Narxln .- rrcea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
WASHINGTON.

II there is any good reason why TIE people OF tue
whole country should pay the municipal expenses
OF the City OF Washington, or furnish is citizens
with public improvements, which in other places
ere p,il or means oftsxStOn and IN
known reason ought to be revealed Whether the sun
required for such purposes be counted by tens q mil
ofsoriundrels Of thousands the nLa5l ants OF other
places ought 70 be furnished with philosophical
pciiica principle to justify the iayoritism Capt Msgs,
the engneerwhile venturing the surprising asser
ten that an aqueduc fourteen miles long and Zine feet
ia diameter will not cost more to build than his
preliminary estimate says that the country ought
10 catiy tie people OF Washington with such
large and costly water works, because the public
records are kept there. The gallant Captain
apparently forgets that tie bulldogs in which
ticye records are preserved have been made FIRE
lrocf and tlatst heavy outlay. He iorgets that tue
eGifces that especially need great supply Of water,
If one lie needed at all ere Che perislabe buildings
belonging to tie citizens Of Washington and George
town Tor .ber security it may be very proper to
Iuid au aqueduc az vast expense sna to bring down
f.om tie Falls u the Potomac the waters OF that
famous river in full currents but the tax payers OF
Georgetown and Washington should stand the eos: OF
tbe work Ii5n't fair 20 lead the burden OF It upon
us New workers. or CO the citizens OF -. Louis or
Charleston Or lift insisted that the Federal Treas
ury ought to pay part of the outlay let that part be
reaor able one ia proportion 10 the benefit derived
Don't taxus beyond our just share and let Capt heig5
and The lucky citizens OF the District bear in mind that
ihe people places have to pay the whole expense
ard pretty heavy expense it is of supplying them
selves with water ard that it is rather hard for them
to have TO supply Washington aud Georgetown IN ad'
don Il will DO for them to say that the est oate'
ore low, the engineer competent, and that the amount
we shall have to pay is trhing Triaing or not, the
principle is the and as to the work beng done
within the estimates the case Of the Patent Ohce and
the Extension of the Capitol may serve to show how
much that can be relied on.
We presume that tie people of the country a; large
are not aware low lay.hly their money has been ex
pended for the Benefit of this particular District On
this head tie following lis. of appropriations which
we take from the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill OF the last session Of Congress Will be found IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

No III IIBERTY-sT., Ngw-1ORK NEW CASH
Yos,,re HousE-SrrH Hills Giving and opo Ing
ss nd ssctiyo spug Dry 6oodf a. not cAa
xtIl oI, ty the attention tycn .m every 3sctoa d!
FL lion SsIIf MILLS 20 III Lber5yst.
WORM RCMEMBElIEG-A new Clothing EmpO-
A NJ bss been opend the srdsFo'd u No lO snton
In an sItely Gssh AID hsDd,omty nsfo stock Of coans
,dsrt6 and trimmed TIC Des Styles sn- VI" &c
,oS G, the lowest p1site pIicts
~ EDwAHD HAcEHTT,
Clothing Emporium,
"a FnIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN GOODS Al GREAT
RARe,.sThe suIscT have N otAe!r own I1nrae
window Sbs0 III! ct their pJTa
de Lsuos psu 81 I2ce Grc Muslin Cr
t,s Thp.k mps oil Of which they Offering a. prices
mt Ie appreciated by all eO.e buyers sud ocouo1ca hea7s
I.,rsr. kLLTY q FERGUSON
Nos 2Sei BfOsd vay and 49, Rcadsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

SPEIyG FIENIfURE SALEs-A. II. NICoLAY & Co.
repeatedly nmud Their friends and b. public hat they nor
ready 10 undertake aud their ns attention o OF
oushOd Furniture Idences q families OF At siT lous
IalesrOOus, No 1868 BrOadRsy
We shall continue prompt energetic and M ia charges
devotine our energies the teTe Of friends 1T using hsi
iusipf,stous 4 II NICOLAY,
EDWtRD SiSTLENiCH.
Trtcf iiafs aifpul OF zee IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
BustHtss Ncfitss.


DRY GooDs At NET CASH PRIcRs-The under
spea Their fierds srd buyers ssnersJ
that TREY prepared erect them @ '2ras With VerJ
lars. and issrsble steer q sool. eounpris'ps
PTi "a and GnshAns
Tres Good general sfsort Deut.
wool.n and Cotton Goods, adapted 10 ne1'' yea
Witt Goods snh Ert bfodories
HOasry and Glove
F.ney Goods s,bsrs "a Ttnsee Eo:o1, faii and ''a
tleis stoek. .
We shsl eonducs b0snfs urpb the principle H1op'sa
two y.sn ago ard ~hh ven such universal osiss'n -
,.llns vsry sifht t6ssree from ret eta e'' q ~
p-icesS s6d.rs Tor ths term Of ere> sfanea-
To cur Weern auf sooth-yvsstfr. c1store' We -,
NV DIS % ASf.nseusr- ia been perfected D. me s
efv whereby they DO ofree'iFias u II s''a1 "
r.s srS Sspa,eh s&',Yle 70 day 70 Cinetasi -
49,, ,,oou and .t - e1pel's for freight szd ns4rsle -
Ia nos lover than b. an otasT T5te or node We VA 81
on, ,,,or ,r,iou 20 the details OF ibis rser % @ nan ."
p,,,,r.rts ard ,us anise it, fglall-asr' 10 ias e''T
HoULroS PLINrToS
Irn-ortors sad JO5b,'s
10 l2Vessy ard So 6 Btfe'aJ-E-s,
directly re-r Of ias Astor done, n =
sTT6RYs- HUTCHINSON & Co., wholesale dealers ID
So. nusoss psIss GoooS LISEss fAssoioE2f.s LActs
N.v,,t,s EoaERY MILLINERY Coos L. Hereht7 IRON e.
.r- section enc invited e1sriEs orr stock 'e pu' a-2g
.srEaars, HUroTss3s EC9.
No. 7ssd u lgersu-st fur doos, beoT BrosiSaJ.
sypJXG STYLE OF CENTLENES $ itAT>--aAIfER-
s1rrs Style Of 0stiieuen rs are L2| ~ Noy 1n-''
st or rosite Chsnt Es so conner ~ -' m a' e
TIE ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Wll
ed q. ths lsi Hsfch 1854 o. receive
fer ktl' ind IlA'spon i2- gu .'as -'H i
Jsssfs GHOoV 10 Itfrf - edfaEt Ct pi.''..-'
d. No 2 Me.Ci 3 r. K,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

GREELEY L 1cELBATH
Iub1re JHce. New V0fk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

TIANOs.-JutI MIal t'eI! FliCIastI ""lI'' V4H
t found at ~ Broadway viz; a rsnarsa0y good IN.
s,t,Irt at price, See the ocs award OF the Crytd
Psl,cs prizes W. LADD Co LNcoLN IHof'so% SIZE
Hteuts 10 44l Broadway between Howard snd 6isDd-ss
The Student in welstoreG library, first feasts him
then departs ssn win trosIprs or h multitude s. ae
fptegenf dealer JAMES RAYS HOiTy F'abhrn a. hr
Ifs judgment and then purchases % tn mlu
NJ "a isf.ciion Of himself AID cniioultIa
JANIS RAY Importer aud Mnucdrc u hoseTy oAd tna'T
O. 4. IN q No. lt9 HOWety. neaf GRIND Do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-28

TIE cgrHPhcd for the Richmond Enqnirer.
OF THE AFRICA.

New YoRS, July G.-The steamer Africa has
arrived at Halifax with later dates from Europe.
CoNaERcIAL.-Flour declined during The week up
to the time OF the sailing of the steamer .: Wheat
Is. ID; Corn WIS active at lower rates. baltimore
Flour was 9uo.cl ut 3I.s a5s.; Corn 3Gs. Cotton
was dull all the week, and declined an ;th tuI, 10th.
Con.o., c,nsed ct u TO Il.
The WAR-lhere fas been more fighting be-
tw' en- tae Russians and Turks on the Danube other
alta N remain unchanged.
There was nothing new re-ai ding Pru .Sia.
The Austrian negotiations caused much uncusiness
in England.
The Russians continued to hold the Principuli;ies.
The Austr,ans were holding back.
More hgi'lns had taken place on the Danube
Omar Pasha routed the Russians from the Danubian
Island. and the city of Giurgcr", and VII. marching
ON 10 ri"k a pitched battle, with the Anglo French
tor tn II reserve. Gortschakoff was maxim. forced
marches to diSrossess them Of Giurgcru.
The Black Sea hcet have gone TO Sebastopnl.
Commodore Napier's fleet was suffering from cho,-
era.
SPAiN-The Spanish insurgents still maintain
themselves. They were 1000 strong and were march.
ING towards Andalusiu.
The cholera was committing great ravases at Crou.
stadt and st. Petersburg.
Six hundred wagon loads of wounded Russians
have reached Bucharest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-28
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
CnLLLGr nE YIrCiNIA.

III VT
TSNI!l: annual CJugs" o: Lectures y! rhl- institution wi
Z rcIursirrc" on Monday, 9ti October. a. IL" CaNr-.
Ru'ldir2. curIl"r o. Mar,irIi ar! OLE .tr,.l., and ,Uu
time III 'h" i;h II March cn. u:I..
X. l.. BoaanuRn. Il. n. ir,:es-"r Of OLstrt:ics ain! d.
r4s"-c 81 Women "I.I 'L:.:r"m.
riip. bell Gibson. N. b.. Professor Of Sar.rry and -rr
c!ra! hnH: :ay.
CaTr.r 7. JoNn.on. u. u. Professor o. Anatomy
David Il. TUckr-, Il. b., Professor IL Theory aid irec
tic Of Medicine.
Mnr;i. ?. scott. u r.. ~Irgir.-r: OF Chemistry an
PhHrmary.
Bev. Il wen:orI. " u. Professor Of Mn;.rin M.-iicO
and ThsrnprU;i"-.
/; Brown S-quari. V n, Professor "t H. Ia-'uU'c- u:
M'7iIciGrHnd Medical .iuri-pr@'."ar".
Ar.Egr T.. PricuiL-. u. -. Dcr.D.-;rn,Ur 81 Anatomy.
The -tud!r- u! Practical ANATOMY rnHy Re" iros"cu ri
Win inD-t Hmqt" lay!liI.- a,i n u "'rv 'r!: n "Npri-r -
Clinical L"rtf"- arr regularly l:y"i ~ tue ty'!r.r lUir
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Observation-Disclosures f"". 8. Frai"s-"r- ;"r-.
siGh. p"inuns'ratOr's tee. $40 trudUH::1n l"". -
10" r'I,r .: nyarri. including fu"i. Hsht- nni s"rEHii-
a:t'm.!nn"", i U.uaily - oG - ~ per Week.
M catalogue. -. containing iu!i Iaisrrir'iDn cOn'"T"'
Ing thr Institution, viii b. ivrHnri,t - Ia1s- rlplyIn: :or
II, or s3"c.rr enquiries Answered rs letter. .tliIrcs
DAVID II. TICAER, NJ. u.
Dean o: til" Facu;y,
July 2J-~wrlElDrt Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-28
MADISON LAND EOR SALE.

TsCRSTAST 20 II decree Z; III" Circuit CUur; Of HaiI.
son. rendered n, the May Term, leaI, in N" su!i q,
Thomas l.. ROwzre. eyur u John Eowzcc. decd, III" I'M.
d.r...uel Commissioner. appointed by said tor-', will, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of August Eex.. proceed .u sell, OH
the premises. Ii: public sdcliOn. ia" Tract OF Land belong
IN 20 the late John Rowzc-, AID OH which u" resided ut
TIM fiinc Of H. drE,n.
The Land j. siIibtsd about scv"n milcs s~Ou'hHr--t ut
Madison Court house. three from ia" Blue E.i.- Macad.
rnlzcd Rosi. and eighteen from GurdoD'vile Depot. 1t
ndjOin, the lands Of VIM +. Aicoi. E-q. md otl"r-.
The Trec; contains 3u1 acre.. has ON IL n comfortable
ppriin-. with out, b~u!liin-s. Sc.
The Land is very susceptible OF improvement, the soil
being well adapted 20 clover and plaster, md hy -" AID 0:
which il chu be made It d--Irsbi- farm.
TERMS-Cash sufficient 10 pay IA. 'Np"nt"- 0i III" -ri:
and .s!c. the re-.iU. in th,c" equal rEyLnru'- Of on, $50
md tire- y.sr-. secured by b1Hi- and approved -'curty,
with Interest from tE- ih:c. and the It'll" r":hiE"i A. ndii-
,io,,ol .acurlrv. TiOMAS r.. ROWIEE
Tr,v i-r,c. CCmmr.