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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06
ON SATURDAY. last.

NuslcAr. FLARE-UP.-On Saturday last,
I civil warrant was brought sainst Mr. john W.T.
Hams President Of the Sacred Music Society, FIR
e37. BY JoeEPH BONA, professor OF music, TOR
services rendered and the affair has created no
little talk we propose giving short history of it.
as.gathered from the evidence.
Some few months since Prot. BoHRA came to this
city and advertised to give lessons In vocal music.
Finding II difficult to procure suitable room and
secure scholars and supposing that connection
| with the Sacred Music Society " would advance
his interests and give him a business he proposed
to President Williams to take the lead or direction
oithe Musical Society" without charge, provided
Mr. Williams and the Board Of Directors would
lend him their influence in getting a suitable room
| and in making up a school for him. This PROPOSE
| ton of Mr.. Bora, after due consideration, was
agreed to, and Mr.. Williams. with that energy he
ALWAYS displays in what he undertak g. Immediately
set to work and succeeded in getting room at the
Monumental Church for the music school How
long Mr.. Bora held it we are unable to saw but
after time for causes satisfactory to themselves
the Vestry of the church refused Mr. B. the use of
their any longer, and his school was therefore
| brokenup.
| When Mr.. Bora found that he could get the use
| of the Monumental room no longer he made out
his bill for $37 and brought warrant upon it, as
we have stated
On the part of the plaintiff, the evidence proved
that Bora had attended the practicngs of the asa
cred Music Society" as well as their concert ard
that he had arranged four pieces of music for them
Wnlcn MI. hlfternouse had been employed to copy,
| and which Mr.. r. said was worth about 90 so
| each
| The defence proved that Bora agreed to join
the society, and to do what he could for it-for
which he was to receive no other pay than the SER
| vices Mr. Williams could render him in procur-
| ing room and getting pupils Mr.. Stephens prov
| ed that Mr.. Williams had performed his portion of
the contract most faithfully. 1t was further shown
| that Mr.. Williams had offered to pay Bora Sl5 for
his services to the Society which in fact, were
ito ondf he
that amount. The Sacred Music Society is an
unincorporated body, and can neither sue or
| be sued-but the Directors would avail themselves
| of no such bubble, as they were ready and will
ling to do ample justice to the plaintiff in the
cause.
| After hearing the statements of both Sides the
| Mayor gave judgment against Mr.. Williams for
$40 so for arranging music and music paper, ga %
less than he had offered to pay Borra) and thus the
affair ended, unless Prof B. should take an appeal
| to the Hastings Court
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Civil COURT.-The Mayor has deter
mined that in order to facilitate the trial of Civil
Warrants, he will hereafter hold Court for that
purpose, on Thursday morning of each week, com.
mencing at ii o'clock. Attention to this matter
will save some trouble to those who have business
to transact in that court.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLA-
TIRE.

The Legislature adjourned Saturday ias'.
A joint resolution which was suomi'.ea III
the Senate, to prolong the session for thirty
days, failed by very decided majority. 1t
is impossible to predict whether an extra SEES
sion will be called next winter. Unless its de-
alterations are guided by more harmonious
and less sectional spirit, than has been mani
tested during the last winter, an extra session
would be useless.
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An EXPLOSION. have frequently

An EXPLOSION. have frequently
read of great CONSERVATION produced by the explo-
sion of gunpowder and burning fluid but I'M
til yesterday, did hear the explosion of yeast
Jug creating such a report to frighten full
grown man out of his wits A friend residing on
Main street, informs that his 'yeast jug" which
was kept in his Kitchen exploded the night before
and with such an alarming report to cause ne
gro fellow who slept near it, to scream out with
fright, supposne that he had been shot with pistol
and that the yeast on his face was flow of blood
from his wound
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PAID OyER.-The $3.50 found in the no,

I AID OFEK.-IH6 ipOOU IOIflu III the pos
session of the little boy named John Griffin about
twelve days SINCE and claimed by Mr.. William II.
Harrison of Caroline couniy,-he having lost the
sum on the night of the 2lst OF February-was paid
over to Mr.. William A. Carter, Mr.. Harrisons
order, by the Mayor, last Saturday morning
But for the fact that Griffin saw Mr. H. drop
the money, and afterwards attempted to spend a
portion of it, the loser would never have known
how il went.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

we have received no papers from south of VIII
mlngton for several days. portion of the Will
mington and Manchester Railroad has been washed
away, causing serious interruption at that point.
We cherish the hope that every thing will be repu
lated after while.
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UNITED STATES HoTEL.-Mr. J. E. Nor

ris the proprietor of the u s. Hotel corner of 18th
and Main streets, gave his friends and the public
grand blowout last Saturday. an 'introduc
tory treat" which we have heard very highly spo
ken of. Besides table grooming under an oppres
sve load ofdelicious edibles. which received marked
attention, few -'siverheads" had tn cir necks
broken, to Stake, with their grapy uid the thirst
of the assembled crowd Mr.. N has made bril-
liant commencement in his enterprise, and will
no doubt meet with abundant success.
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The PERHAM PRIzEs-rhe n Y. Sun uu der
stands that ticket No. 90 3G4 of Perhams Gift ick-
cts, held by Mr.. Tropnevan of Avenue C. has
drawn the Seven Mile Mirror The Tribune has. a
rumor that F. ]. May, of South street, New York,
has got the Perham farm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

VIOLENT ASSAULT Henry Bookener
was arraigned before the Mayor last Saturday,
charged with assaulting and striking with Ratchet,
ayoung man named Samuel Throgmorton, on the
Sd inst. Owing to the absence OF witness for the
Commonwealth, the cause was continued until to-
morrow, and the accused held to bail to answer at
that time in the sum OF 800.
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THREATENED DISTURBANCE The people
about Rockets on Saturday last were somewhat APP
prehensive OF disturbance last Saturday evening
between a number OF laborers formerly employed
on the James River and kanawha works who had
struck for higher wages and who were gathered
about the ship locks; but no breach OF good order
occurred that we have heard Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

~ The appropriations made by the LIE.
gislature to the Benevolent Institutions at
Stanton, have been very liberal. On Satur-
day. an appropriation was made Of $4,000,
10 provide supply of water, &c., for the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. We have before
noticed an appropriation Of $4,000 for the
Insane Asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

BURNED TO DEATH.-We learn from the Clarke
vile Tobacco Plant that valuable negro man,
the property Of Mr.. Howard A. Loekett, of Halifax
county, was burned to death a few days ago. He
had gone to sleep on the hearth, when his clothes
caught fire.
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MORE NEW BOOKS, at J. H. HOL-

MI ORE NEW BOOKS, at j. III. HOL-
UIBROOK'S, Franklin street. just above the Ex-
change Hotel.
9th supply of that popular Book HOT CORN; or
Life Scenes in New York.
Sd Supply ofFLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA, &c.
$l.25
5th supply of Mrs. Mowatt's New Book, AUTOBI-
OGRAPHY OF AN ACTRESS.
I'd supply of ENGLISH SERFDOM AND AMER
ICAN SLAVERY; or Ourselves as Others See U.s.
rs cts.
DARLINGTON CASTLE, the great Je suit Novel.
Paper SOC. cloth 75c.
WILL CRITTENDEN; or the Lone Star of Cuba:
Just published. Csc.
KATE CLARENDON; new edition. Soc
JOSEPH WILMOT; by Reynolds. Soc.
BUSY MOMENTS OF AN IDLE WOMAN Soc
gT HARPER'S MAGAZINE and all the Maya
zines for March.
another supply ofvcls LIST and I'd YANKEE NO.
TIONS, bound handsomely in cloth; price 81
FRANK RIVERS. or the Dangers of the Town.
THE PARTISANS OATH; or the Troopers Re-
vcuge.
HOLBROOK receives in advance of all other
Houses, all the new Books. Magazines, Newspapers,
Periodicals and Cheap Publications.
Please cali send to the Literary Depot of
J. r. HOLBROOK, Franklin street.
NH Cit Just above the Exchange Hotel
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FAIR ON CHURCH HILL-The Ladies. of
the Srd Presbyterian Church, REV. Mr. Dunnius' }
will hold FAIR for the sale of useful and fancy ar
ticles in the Lecture Room of the Church. commence
ing MONDAY EVENING. the 9th of March They
invite the aid of their friends in this effort to obtain
means for the necessary objects of the Church.
SUPPER will be served every evening at o'clock.
NH Dds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

DEFEAT OF THE MAINE LAw-The Prohibitory-
Liquor Law was virtually defeated in the lower
House OF the Pennsylvania legislature on the Sd
inst The first section. the enacting clause. was
stricken out by vote of 81 toll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

THE SACRED Music SoCIETY-compos-
ed of ladies and gentlemen of the various religious
denominations of the city is said to be doing impor
tant service in improving the taste and cultvating
the talent fthose who fond of sacred music"
We understand that its practicings are held at
stated periods and that they are of most credita
BILE character
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ARMoRY BANp.-Smith's Band were out
with the young Guard yesterday. and we do not
know that we ever listened to sweeter music than
they made. The three new quicksteps which they
played were really excellent and will prove attrac.
tive on grand parade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

HAVANA CIGARs.-Wm. d. MERIwETH
Err invites the attention of dealers to his stock of CT
CARS the largest in this citv, and comprising more
than 30 different brands of Hcrana Principe and Do
mestic Cigars.
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF TOBACCO,
for Cigars, and the celebrated Deacotised Smoking
Tobacco.
End door from Columbian Hotel.
NH film Gary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

FINED.-H. w. Tyler was fined ST and
costs by the Mayor last Saturday for obstructing
the carriage way of 18th street with barrels and
kegs. Case reported by officer Irving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06
CoNrIsuED.-A. S. Billings was summon

CoNTINUED.-A. s. Billings was summon
ed before the Mayor to show cause why he should
not be fined for failing to barricade the pit of cul
vert on nth street, in such as to prevent
persons and stock from tumbling into in Officer
Johnson reported the pit as dangerous one. but
on the promise of the defendant have the ouvert
completed at once, and to put up proper barriers
until then, the case was continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

FACTORY cotton mill near Green
vile, Il. l., in smithville, was destroyed by fire
last Friday. twas owned by E. NJ. Aldrick ard
G. j. and s. Matherson. Insured in Providence
for about $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06
BOWERS FLESH TINT DAGUER-

EBOW Elk 5 FLESHT1NT DAGUER-
Il REOTYPES are certainly the most natural and
tfelike we have ever they really beautiful
and speak for themselves. Mr.. Powers has BY the
aid of of the first masters of colors brought the
Daguerrean art to perfection, producing beautiful
peculiar to himself and can be copied by no other
artist.
The fesh-tfnt is certainly the greatest wonder of
the age. IT you want likeness call POWERS,
lS9 Main street, Eagle square. sign of the Red Fleg,
over the Bookstors of lanes Woodhou NH eli
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

Aresolution has passed the Maryland House of
Delegates requesting the Governor to call an extra
session of the Legislature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

DR.. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, Richmond until March 1lth. He is
awaiting the report of the Committee Correspond
epce in this city.
DR.. BRAINERD has restored peasops to perfect
sight, in cases of partial snd total blindness of from
II weeks TO So years standing by from 10 seconds to
minutes application, by scientific method, of his
own discovery, without cutting, psin wash
DIR. B. has also cured cases of Inflammation of va.
rous and aggravated grades; pain from, and intele
rance of light; farsightedness loss of sight from
age, and -sightedness-all of which have re-
manned permanent to the present moment.
Advice treatment given to the poor gratis.
.nb9
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Tur ANNUAL MEETINc; OF THE F'IREMEl

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FIREMEN
AND STOCKHOLDERS of the Richmond Fire Associa-
ton will be held TONIGHT at u O'clock, in the
room in rear of Engine houses Nos and Lafayette
Hall Entrance through the Engine House from 9th
street.
We are requested to give the above notice in con-
sequence of the Hall usually used by the Firemen
heing Tonight occupied for Bal. NH lit
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DIED

On Sunday evening, at 81 O'Clock, RICHARD j.,
aged months and II days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

ATTENTION FIRRMEs.--At Lafayette Hall
tonight the Firemen hold their annual meeting
All should be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

LIFE INSURANCE, (WHITE Persons AND
SIAvFs) 1.-The NATIONAL SAFETY LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST Commentaries PERPETUAL-CA-
pITAL $3.50 00O.-Prncipai office, No. co Walnut st i,
Philadepha. Office in Richmond, in Lise's Row,
next TO Messrs Toler l. Cooks.
This is one of the safest companies in the United
States, and offers the greatest advantages in regard
to Life Insurance.
The lives of white persons insured upon the Mt
TUAL SYSTEM for any length of time. Slaves insured
for more years.
Cali and procure pamphlets and circular, contain
ing rates. &C., which may be had gratis of
C. r. BROKEN. NJ D.
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PLuMBING.-Mr. Daniel O'DonuelI, House


and Ship Plumber, has just commenced the Plumb
ing business in this city, and ne is practical
workman, and said to be very competent one
viii no doubt find ample employment
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING :

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
M The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING,
either in houses ships. in the best and
the most reasonable terms Being himself Pydcti-
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he can give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets,
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers etc, on the most ap
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish
ment is at No. 22o Main street, between 9th and 9h
where orders should be left
NH 6-1m* DANIEL O'DONNELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

NEW SPRING GOOTlS-AUCTION
IN BARGAINS FOR CAsH.-5,eo0 pieces Elm.
broideries, 10 Banda Sleeves Collars, Skrts, Hand
kerchiefa, Manchetta. Chemizettes. nc. bought ct
the entire stock TO the ladies of Richmond at half
their usual value. We respectfully solicit call.
G. A. GWATklN
nh 6-3hf opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

FIRE AND MARINE Insurance COMPANY
THE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCHESTER, VA
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES & WAL
FORD. corner Main and 18th SITS.
thoTvands NH 6-d1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

AUCTION NoTIcE.-Attention is solicited
to our sale of Damaged Stationery Hardware Cutie
~ Wall Paper. &C., &c.
ALSO Brandies and Scotch Ale, this morning, at
10 O'Clock.
NH 6 ALEX. MOTT CO., Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-06

CIVIC AND Fancy BALL-We scarcely
deem it necessary to remind our readers that this
evening the grand fancy and civic ball takes place
at Lafayette Hail. and that the most extensive ar
engagements have been made to render the occasion
one of peculiar pleasure and enjoyment TO all who
attend it. But apart from the social qualification to
be derived Fl ON this ball. there's another important
reason why all who can afford it should purchase
tickets, and that is, that the management intend ap
plying the proceeds to the purchase of Library
for the Mechanics Association. Perhaps there is
city in the Union where the intellectual enjoy
ments for working men so few as in Richmond
and the managers of this Ball seeing this great de-
iciency, have resolved to do what they to rem
edy it. Will you not aid them in their noble effort?
VIII you not make one of the gay, lght-hearted
party who are to assemble at Lafayette Hall to-
night, TO participate in the waltz and dance and
supper-to personate some assumed character
and above all to enjoy the company of the hundreds
of fair damsels who have already promised to aid
by their presence the noble effort of the manage
ment? Smiths great band has been engaged for
the evening, and nothing viii be wanting to make
the Ball all that it should be.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

To ALL WHOSE HAIR rs FALLING orr or
TURNING Gary. we would sdvise TO uss FLETCH-
ER'S HAIR TONIC, prepared by John johnson. II
IL the test remedy for the Hair that in It
acts like magic In Graduating Dandruf from the
Scalp. Il makes the coarsest hair soft and plisnt
nor l. there any preparation for the hair equal to
FLETCHER'S 10 Dressing Hair. One or two april
cations week being sufficient to keep 1t In healthy
condition.
No Lady's toilet should be without bottle.
IL IL sold by Bennett K Beers, A. Duvnl, John Il.
Blair Broad street. and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON.
N. B. No charge for trial. mh6
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NASH FOR HIDES will y,

Nash FOR HIDES-I will pay the
~ highest cash price for MERcHANTABLE
SALTED HIDES, deliverable at my Office the first
liberal price for CALF SKINS, delivered in like
manner, or green from the slaughter house daily.
have for sale, upon reasonable terms second
hand FURNITURE WAGONS, and one and
handsome BUGGY. GEO n. PEAkE,
NH 6-lw 18th street, near Cary.
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Agent and Medic

Persons wishing to insure, or to consult DIR B pro-
fessonally, will find him in his office between the
hours of 10 A. M. and P. M, and from to o'cpk
P. M. NH -6t*
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LOCAL MATTERS

Murray VIsIT.-The Getty Guard of
Fredericksburg Captain PoRrEn, passed through
Richmond last Saturday morning en- route for Pc.
tersburg, with the hope, no doubt, of taking the
"Cockaders' by surprise; but on reaching the de-
pot In that city they not little astonished to
find detachments from the various volunteer com.
panies ready to receive them in that warm and cor
dial spirit which they always manifest to their
friends. Capt ScoTT, of the "Greysn we hear was
present, in all his glory, and when "Joe' leads the
van the b'hoys are always sure OF good time. 1t
IL needless to add that the Guard were most sump-
tuously entertained throughout the day and night,
till the hour of departure at four o'clock yesterday
morning, when they were escorted to the cars and
returned to this city.
The "City Gu. I'D" had evidently stolen march
on our boys and slipped through Richmond with
out being observed but they were to return by the
same route, and knowing this, that gallant and mer-
itorious corps. the "Yoang Guard" under the com
mand OF Capt RICHARDSON, met at their rendez-
vous yesterday morning about ) o'clock. and pre-
ceded by "Smith' s famous military Band, marched
to the Richmond and Petersburg depot, to receive
their brother soldiers of Fredericksburg, on their
way home In the mean time the young Guard"
had ordered breakfast and refreshments for their
visitors. which Capt BUTLER had prepared in his
best style.
A few minutes after o'clock the train arrived
in sight, when the young Guard" formed into line
and the steam horse drew up in front of the de-
pot, the "Young Guard" fired a welcoming salute.
There being but little time to spare. refreshments
| were speedily dispatched, the line of march ,again
| taken up, and the "City Guard" escorted to the
| Richmond and Fredericksburg depot, where after
q cordial shake of the hand, the visitors became
seated, the cars moved off, and the young Guard
gave them a parting salute Capt. RICHARDSON
then marched his company to their Armory, where
they dsbanded, and we should do injustice to this
efficient, orderly and well drilled corps if we did
not say that they turned out in large numbers. on
this as they 60 all other occasions and that they
are always ready for service, prompt at drills, and
perfect on parades. With such officers as command
the Young Guard" they could not be otherwise
than perfect.
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CHEAP FUbLICAI IOLN
Agent, Franklin street. just above the Ex Hotel.
All new Books Newspapers and Periodicas re-
ceived in advance of other Houses and furnished az
the publishers lowest cash prices
All orders by mail promptly attendedto.
mhh-1tk
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CARPETS OUT OF SEASON.-AUC
~ TION BARGAINS FOR CASH.-GREAT
SACRIFICE Having in the month of February
bought large stock of CARPETS at the auction
sales in New.York at very great sacrifice they
here for exhibition. and offer them to pur-
chssers much less than usual prices. Churches ho-
tells, boarding houses and steamboats,. furnished
the hest of terms Purchasers will be pleased make
an early cali. C.. A. GWATKIN,
NH 6-Stif opposite Exchange Bank
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JAMES r. HoLBRooK, General Wholesale
and Retail BOOK.
MAGAZINE,
NEWSPAPER,
PERIODICAL,
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q PROPERTY IN WAYNESBORO'

fEss PROPERTY IN WAYNESBORU
Eli FOR SALE.-The Subscriber offers for sale
privately his property near Waynesboro' Augusta.
county, consisting of large and commodious
DWELLING HOUSE and TANNERY with about
TWELVE ACRES OF CLEARED LAND attached.
to Staunton, and is well G6aped for public house
The TANNERY will be sold separately If desired.
III. Fl. PARRY.
Waynesboro' Augusta Co, Va. NH 6-d7tsa
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nv LH I5OOINkJ .UO5I IODi1I6IiED-
IN Lardneps Hand Book of Maseoroloey and As
tronomy being the third volume or the series Of
Hand Books on Natural Philosophy, with thirty
seven plates, and two hundred illustrations on wood
price 81.
A Treatise on Acute and Chronic Diseases Of the
Neck OF the Uterus illustrated with numerous coll
cred piates BY Charles in one volume; price
Ineumonia- It's supposed connection, Pathological
ana Eirolasicai with aasumnal fevsrs including
inquiry into the existence and morbid agency OF
Malaria; BY r.. La Roche, ii. d in ono volume /;
price e. = = = s9
Rational History of Manifestations, by De Bois
mont fresh supply. price Sz5o. just Iscieved and
iof sale by a. MORRIS.
mat nj Main ~.