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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19

EDRoPRiEToRS Of the large Lumber Yard. Maa
n aud 9TH streets Evansville Ind. would respectfully inform
builders aud othrs wanting lumber their stock
complete consisting OF
Pine boar l. OF grade and thickness.
An and Pine flooring.
Pins and Poplar weatherboarding,
Dressed hne ceiling
He-lock Joists and S-antln.
No. Shaved pae Shingles. and mstake.)
do Sawed do do
CIT Poplar do de- sc. &c.
Orders the Country will receive prompt attention.
Ruilders will bear mind tha,
cut " and ~ feet long.
Terms Cash, uHsss otherwise Of
purchase.
sertII-3s dSr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19

~ The river is rising. See dispatches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19
pR!S .rE yaARDING

NU RS DR.. NEGLEY having ken house Of Che.nat q
fa opposite the Episcopal Church. Is prepared
accommodate. D., Boardvrs; also two families.
sePS-2ss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ OTlCE hereby given that hare been appointed Ad
ministrator the Henry armsn deceased late
Of County. All prons owing aii will
settle h and those having claims nrs the will
han hete for adJusmsnt. The supposed
solvent. sepis-3~s ALIEN. MADDUX 8dmr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19

q SITUATION Book-keeper Saiesmaa in q Dry Geea
or Grocery Store reference given ~
character business habits Apply the Cit, Cierh
Office. q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19
COMPREHENSIVE.

TINHE undersigned have this day
DER the stys and hrn o. Hill Holiday. foT the
ZION OF SeueTsi Produce Forwarding md Comnissisn
business IN this city. EDWARD n. HILL
sePtZ-t MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19
pR.J.C. BURCH.DENTIsT
sti.K Ar Rl,IsfS.1rs,r,
TO MERCHANTS.

Grass sEED-The Subscribers wish o buy 500 bushsI
NJ Of Rcd top Seed which they will pay highest
ket price immmediatelJ. sers T. GRANT & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19
CITY COLLECTORs NOTICE.

NAX PAYERS OF the City e Evansville hereby soti
ned thaDthe Ia, Dupc for the been
placed in hands for collection
All Taxes Real Estate be paid previous the lith
day Of 0ctoSernsxt.
Ofce at y. weys ESP On 4th between Main and sye
amvre streets.
sepissf JOHN FARRELL City Coll.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-19

XNANTED-5oeo cord: ofgood straisht Hickory Wood de-
w hvered at the Pavilion Hotel. Water steeet
SepI-I~a lEnq copyl @. X. DREW.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
The Destructive Fires in the Woods
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The Buffalo Democrat of the 25th inst. says
A very destructive fire is raging in the woods
in the vicinity of Swanton, near Lake Champln
and the Canada line. 1t has run along the track
of the Vermont Central railroad for 2 or 3 miles,
and passengers have to be carried in wagons ) or
10 miles around the fire. The loss of property
is immense. Another fire is raging in the woods
on Catskil Mountain. 1t has already burned
over a large tract of territory, and is still un-
checked.
The fires in Chautauque county appear still to
be unextinguished. A gentleman who came down
on the State Line road, Wednesday night, says
the smoke is so dense the whole distance from
Dunkirk to the State line to be exceedingly
troublesome to the eyes, and even to interfere
with respiration.
The Springfield (SIass.) Republican, of the
25th, announces that fire is raging Mount
Tom. 1t also says:
The fire which has been burning for some days
in the woods west of Chester village, is still rag
ing with undated fury. a very large tract of
land has been burned over, and great quantities
of wood and timber destroyed.
One thousand acres of woodland have been
burned over in kynnham, and the fire is still ra-
ging, Some valuable woodlands have also been
burned along the track of the Taunton Branch
Railroad, in Norton. A large peat meadow near
the centre of Lexington has also been on fire for
several days.
In different sections of Ohio, too, destructive
fires are raging-vegation of every kind being
so dry that it crackles up like gunpower at the
slightest approach of anything like fire. The
Ravanua (Ohio) Democrat says:
The fire in the swamp south of this village,
which started about two months ago is still burn
ing. A large tamarack swamp in the western part
of this township near the Feeder, is ON We
learn that a very large tdmarack swamp in
Franklin is also on fire. There are several
swamps ON fire in Rootstown. Indeed, fires
in swamps, in fields and in woods, are pre-
valent all around us. In those places where
these fires have been,the roots of the grass are
entirely burned out, the fire extending into the
ground to the depth.
Great destruction had been caused by the fires
in Maine and New Hampshire. wagon, CON
tanning 800 worth of goods, in charge of Mr..
Curtis Hunt, near Stoddard n H., few DAYS a.
go attempted to pass along road before the
flames, then ten rods distant, reached it.
strong gush of wind, however, all at once blew
the flames directly upon the horses, and they
dropped quick as if they had been shot In a
moment, however, they rallied and attempted TO
proceed but again struck with the flames
and fell. Mr.. Hunt that it was impossible
to load and attempted to unhitch the horses He
succeeded in releasing one of them and getting
him out alive though badly burned The other
too, together with the wagon and load, were
burned. Mr.. Hunt barely escaped his shirt be-
ing nearly burned off his buck, and his face and
hands badly blistered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS,
Further Particulars of the Late Terrible TOT
nado at Louisville.


CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-The Louisville papers
Of this morning contain full particulars of yes
terday's tornado The Democrat describes il rs
one OF the most violent storms that ever swept
over that section of country.
The Third Presbyterian Church. ON the corner
of Eleventh and Walnut streets, was completely
wrecked, and the entire building fell in including
the roof, roters and brick walls, crushing 20 of
the congregation to instant death, and wounding
seriously 10 or 20 others The scene was truly
heart-rending. Soon large crowd assembled
and began their search for the victims. A mother
and her three children were grouped in death
Another scene presented father, mother and
babe-the father dead, and the mother mortally
wounded, while the little child, placed beneath
them, remained unhurt, being protected by the
forms of its parents. In other instances. some
of the victims were found terribly wounded and
manned.
The catastrophe has stricken CONSERVATION
into the very heart of the city, andits people
appalled, beyond belief.
The following is IL list of the klled:-NIrs
Yldabee and three children; Mr. Taylor and child;
Mr.. Godfrey; Mrs Salisbury;giiss Iea Hey; Jno
McGowan; Mrs Martin, (wife of John \. Martin,
saddler:) Mrs. Wilks, niece of Mrs. Martn)
Mr.. Sweeney; Mr.. Harlow; Mr.. McCelland; Mr..
X. Davis. Ia resident of New Albany;) Mr. Nc.
Bride and child.
1t is thought that one or two others were kill
ed whose names nave not been aScertalneu.
Fully one hundred buildings in the city were
unroofed and otherwise injured.
The storm passed over that Part of the city
lying between Fifth and Twenty first Streets
A splendid block of four story houses recently
rected on the north side of Main between Eighth
and Ninth SITS, was completely destroyed, and
two or three men, it is supposed,are in the ruins.
These buildings cost SlS,0Oo.
The upper story of the rope and bagging fac
tory of w. A. Richardson 4 Co., on Magazine
street, was blown down, and the new city school
house, on the corner of Ninth and Magazine
streets, was unroofed The total LOSS is estima-
ted at 100000
The storm was also very severe in Jefferson
ville where four houses were blown down.
Finale to the Tornado.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2S.-The funerals of the
persons who lost their lives during the tornado
ON Sunday, took place to-day. The ceremonies
were most solemn. Business throughout the
city suspended, and universal gloom prevail
ed. Twenty-Five dead bodies were taken from
the ruins. The number wounded is sixty-tive.
DR.. Morrison, pastor of the Church, who es-
capped uninjured, preached the funeral sermon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
Roanoke College,

FACULTY.
Rev. David I. Bittle, a. NJ, President aud Profess
sor OF Moral und intellectual Science, &c,
s. Carsone Wells, A. NJ, Prot. Mathematics aud
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won Hoxar, Prof Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages.
V. +. Bolton, Tutor
HNHlS Institution, located Salem, Nn., will com
mencc Its next session October 18th. Expenses for
the session ut ten months, including Tuition, Boald
Roomrent. Fuel, Lights and Incidental expenses sll2
For particulars address the Pre- sident
aug l9-dSc6mos
Rnpst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

Frauds in the Sale Of Virginia Land Uarrants.
It's said that extensive frauds have lately been
perpetrated in the sale of Virginia Exchange
Land Warrants. A letter from Parkersburg to
the n, Y. Tribune, signed Geo LOOMS, says :
A few weeks since gentleman from Western
New York came to this place. Desiring some
legal advice, he was directed to my office. His
business in relation TO land of Il belieye)
five hundred acres, which, according to his state
ment, he purchased of one Mr.. s., of Pembroke
Gcnessee county. n. York, giving therefor u
house and lot some farming impcments--in fact
almost everything that he possessed. shall
never forget that countenance when he learned
that the full value lcost) of bis warrant did not
exceed $l2.
Inquiries have recently been addressed to me
upon this subject by party living in Indiana,
who sold out his possessions i'll that State with
the view of locating in this, and received in pay
ment for his property Virginia Land Office Trea-
sury,' at the rate of 1925 per acre, to the a
mount cf 5000. This case is undergoing legal
investigation, as Tam informed, and if so the
disclosures made by it may be profitable to the
community. If the above facts correct, it
WI" be seen that the purchaser of said warrants
pad 5000 for paper that cost only $50, and not
worth that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
FALL HARDWARE,

FAEL HARDWARE,
M q are now in receipt Of IL fresh stock OF Goods
w consisting Of
Poke; and Table Cutlery of various patterns,
Guns and Pistols-a handsome assortment,
Building Materiuls--such Locks, Hinges, Screws
Nails, &c.,-a arge assortment,
Tools nj nil descriptions, for Carpenters ,Backsmiths
Mnchin-ts', and Farmers use.
Together with general assortment of Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, suitable the wants OF the city
and country trade.
Aso large and fresh stock of Saddlery Hardware
consisting of Bits, Strrups, Buckles. &c &c; Coaeh
Materials, Springs mud Axles Patent Leather Hog Skin
Serge, Yelling, Whips, &c.
Our purchases have been made direct from the mnn,-
acturers in Europe and American upon favorable terms
Having had the experience Of 30 80 years of the
wants of the country trade, ilaer ourselves upon
keeping the best of Hardware suitable to the
demands of Virgina. Tennessee and North Carolina To
be found in any one house in the United S,aes.
We most respectfully invite examination of our
stock and prices by merchants ind others visiting this
marke-feeling the assurance that satisfy even
the largest class Of customers.
SMl1 II q ROBERTS,
Importers Of Hardware No % Penr ST.
B.-Always on hand, assortment of MAYORS
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTHS
aug 25-dt10 oct s. g. X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
Mrs. Townley's Female School,
LYNCHBURG,VA.

nj \ next session of five months, will commence ON
III The Ith day of September My cour,c of English
literature and the sciences will be comprehensive and
thorough the simpler branches of nnthemat es will
tnnght, As sufficient class can b. obaint Il
| will employ competent teachr nj the French Ian
guage. In the sciences and III mathematics shall be
assisted whennrcessary, by my husband, X b. Town
ley.
pupil may be entered at my period duri g the
sion who will be considered entered the end of
session. unless there be spec,a contract for shorter
tine. My prices 81 and So per month"; according
tn" branches taught.
My schoolroom is at residence Church street,
nearthe lower end. MARY J. TOWNLEY.
nun 1874. 2faMiftSc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

Truly Valuable Real Estate al Auction.

9#a The subscriber having abandoned all idea OF
NEIL r"Mtning TO l., nehburg reside, has concluded
II sell. ~ public auction. Friday 22 of September
at ncl"ck. L. NJ, on the promises ia truly de.ra.
BILE Family Residence in the city OF ynrhhurg situated
nj the corner et First md - alcy and within u tow
minutes wall, of t business pntt Of the city The
House which is high. contains three rooms
oa the first ory with larsc vestbuIc, from which
do cutters no each the second story the same
nortcoos in front, and hnck phreh; every room clos
ed with the exeepon!o the paror aud spacious garrett
There -four apartments IN the la semet. three af
which have fire places.
tnve no hesitation in saying TINT while this is one
otthe most houses in the city, i. is at the
time ol the best built.
AT the time and pace, will be sold the two
ried Framed House aud Lo; adjoining.
The terms OF sale will be-oue.fourh cash; the bal
nncr >, and years credit with interest tom day OF
sale and deed upon the property the deferred
payments.
sale to be conducted bv WIN. H. MOSBY nuct'r
mug 3 ,dSc2twt22S GEO. WIIIrLDCK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
AUGUST 2Sth, 1854,
Desirable Property for Rent.

A HOUSE wrh GARDEN attached equnl to any in
n the city, within few steps of Main There
lJckrooms, servants rooms Mi the necessary out houses
and'every convenience the premises 1t is situated
in good ncighborhood. and very retired and per-
doing business Main tie Canal there is
more convenient. There is good roomy TOBAC
co FACTORY adjoining, with plenty of room to carry
IL lar ge business, which will be rented moderate
terms, either with without the dwelling house
Possession can be had the lst of October Apply to
Mrs GEO. 7. WILLIAMS. Executrix.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
August. 1854
kEnek n NlAlkRlflkY,

Foot Of Sycamore ST., Petersburg, pa.,
IMPORTERS ind Dealers in China Glas. Earihen
and Stone wnre. Britannia md Silver Plated ware
Lamps, Looking Glasses Shower Baths Rcfrirerntors
Nc. &e nte now receiving their fail supplies Of all des
crptions of goods In their line which aIo largo and Of
the styles, rendering their very rNtensivc stock full
and complete Having ms usual imported thu foreign
goods, and purchased the domestic the bost rtol les
ut the very ioWest rnt" enabled and will sell
as u nsonnhc terms any othef ho SO In the trnde.
North ar South.
Tom examination OF the snmr, we respectfully invite
merchants and others, who IA waut Of anything in
nIr line
aug 10 w4w.
" fohanco Plant, Carksvillo; Farmyillc .Iournnl.
Danve Register; Floyd Intel Renccr, md Wytheyilo
1rles rnph cop, wiw aud send bill to X &. M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

=. WAsHlNGroN, Aug 2S-The election in the
FIRST rlts1 ara to today fora member of the Common
death ofRev.M. II Sayro, resulted in the choice Of
Rev. c. A. Davis, 1.-THE frenl of civil and relig
loos liberty who received 300 votes : l.. II.
Sna "hnow Nothing" candidate, receiving
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
IIE, MINK wv

NEW YORK. Aug Flour-Ohio has declined
% cts and Southern i24 cts Sales of Southern
at s9'62dslo25. Wheat firm-Southern red
l l;so. Corn unchanged. Cotton dull of sale
i he money market is octiye,with plentiful sup
BALTIMORE Aug Colour firm and the mar
ket quiet Sales OF Howard street at 20. and citv
Mills at S6,25. Wheat-good to prime white
Si'Ioal,s5; red 81, 65dl,76. Corn-frm. White
S4ds6 cents;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
HUNT a. HARVEY,

HUNT a. HARVEY,
Cary, between l4th and 18th Streets,
RICHMOND. "a,
RE receiving their fall supply of Groceresto which
"a they invite the attention of dealers. Their stock
consists in part as follows:
100 hhds o + X Sugar
400 bbs steam refined do
500 hags Rio. La q Java Coi1acs
so boxes Loaf Sugar
800 packages Green and Black Teas
IS bbls O Molasses,
% hhds Cuba do
500 cases Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Candies
700 sides Sole Leather
500 kegs CutNas.
so bbis Tanners OIL
$50 bags Shot
200 boxes ~ 10 and 10 y 70 Window Glass
90 casks Rice
so bbs Cider Vinegar
SO bags Ginger. Pepper and Spice
200 Gunny Bags
100 doz Painted Buckets and Tubs
100 kegs Super Carbonate Soda
100 cases Stick and Mass Liquorice
500 reams Letter, Cap and Wrapping Paper
40 bbs Mackcrel
50 " Herings
Also Cords for plough lines and bed cord., Cunde
wick, Cotton Irvine Stnrtc, Indigo, &C., with many
other articles in their line, and also good stock Of for
eign and domestic Liquors all Of which ey will sell
low as possible. fang 1915
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
WEsTWOOD SCHOOL.

rESHlS school i. located about three miles from the
Il city of Lynchbmg, nea tn, Va. & Tenn. Railroad
The next session will commence the fret Monday in
September and continue Tor ten months.
The iect IF tn" school is prepare boys aud young
FOR co lego. and to hfurd to such do wish
incur the expense of collegiate of instruction.
opportunity of a"qnirng good classical and scientific
cdnca'on including also thorough knowledge Of the
French and Spanish Languages.
TERss-F"r boarding AMI tuition, $50, pays able,
n entrance, and the ether 'al on the first of Feb
ruary.
For further nartcula address
JOHN II, WINSTON
mt Lynclburg.
REFERENCES -Profcssnrs McGuffr,, Iarr .on anil
Minor. University oi Yirg'nia; Rev K. L. Duhncy
Union Thro Sem',; Rev. II. Comnstan, Prince Ed
wurd; Rev j. d. Mitchell and Mt ID. B. Payne Lyncn
burg. [iuly Wv d&c
Republi AN copy ST SEPT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
Musical Notice.

GENNARO f. BOZZAOTRA return his grateful
~ thanks to his former patrons and would inform them
and the citizens of Lynchburg generally that he will
commences his Seventeenth session of musical il struction
ON the 4th September.
Terms FOR lessons given at private residences each
pupil tor session ofve months lessons per week
as follows.
INSTRUCT m on the Pinno and Singing, S25 90
Guitar '' $25 90
Gentlemen desiring Instruction the Violin or Flute
be given at their homes, will be charged the above
rates
He WILL also at The time by the request of some
of his friends, open public singing school over the book
of Messrs. Payre Christian, for Ladies' and Gen
ilemen, where twenty four lessons will be given in
twelve weeks each pupil Paynging six dollars the cx
praton OF the term
Persons desiring his services in either hc above de
pornenis will please loave their numes at d. D. r. Ly-
mats drug store.
No deduction WILDE made exceptin fprotruc-
ted sickness.
aug Id mif.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
FUTURE DAYS.
Executrix's Sale.

VIII he sold ON Saturday morning thr and September
in front OF the Market House. u likely NEGRO MAN,
about ~ yeafs Of ace. valuable Factory hand
ELNlRA WILLIAMS. ex'irx of
aug 80 tbs Geo T Williams Decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
ME- OIL. pnIiticS-

ALBANY, Aug. 29.--The effort to effect Goa
lltlon between the Hard and Soft Democrats has
failed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
THE fire at Niiudukie.

BUFFALO, Aug 29-ihe fire Mt Milwaukee was
very destructive. An entire block of valuable
s buildings was burnt The loss is estimated at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

NOTICE.-Ihav have hand, my shop, 3 miles
IN from city of Lynchburg, Immediately on the
Amherst Court House Bond:
1,2, and Horse Iron Axles, (waggon)
Railroad and Ok Carts.
Ploughs Harrows Cultivators &c.,
Bed Steads Wash Stands,
Tables, Safes, Wardrobes, DC,
All OF which warrant be ma 80 of the very best mate
rails, and will sell them low il lower than such
work cand be obtained elsewhere. All per ons in want
of such articles will find their interest to give
call am determined TO offer such inducements will
insure sales. N. D. MAGRUDER.
July 6-wd&c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
Destructive Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 28.-This city has been
visited with a disastrous conHagraton, laying in
ruins the L. S. Hotel, and an entire block of
buildings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
THIS DAY.
BY WM. III. MOSBY. Auctioncer.

THIS MORNING, at % O'Clock, will sell.
on Market Street to close sundry consgnments,
10 bbs. and Pipes Liquor, viz:
Brandy, Wine. Whiskey, &C.,
Baskets of Champagne,
2Pipes of Fine Cognnc Brandy.
Also, Fine Mahogany Sofas. Beadsteads, one
Set of Fine Cottage Furniture,
Rocking Chairs. Washstands,
Tables, Feather Beads, Cribs, &C., &e., &c.
Also, One or two good Horses.
{. RICHARD PHELPS,
aug 81 dit. Auctioneer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA


'tNBE annual of Lee of this Institut or
i will commence Monday, 9th October, at the
College Building. corner of Marshall and College sts
and continue till the 18th of March ensuing.
r. l.. b hnrnnn. NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics u d
diseases of Women and Children
Chas Bell Gibson, NJ, D., Professor of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
Carter p. Johnson NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
David H. Tucker Nj. D.. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
Martin p. Scott, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
Rev. K. Welford, NJ. d Professor OF NJ teria Medi
and Therapeutics
f. Brown Sequard, NJ D ,profes sor o. the Institutes
of Niedicine and Medical Juris prudence
Arthur E. Peticoas, NJ. d Demonstrators of Anatomy
The studies Of practical Anatomy be prosecuted
with most ample facilities and very tring expense
Chemical Lectures regularly given the College
lnrmary and Richmond Alnshou,e by some ofthc 70.
es,ors,
EXPENSES:
Matriculaton Fee S.
Professors Fee l05
De, illustrator : Fee 10
Graduation Fees %
he price of Board, including full, lights aud SER
wants attendance, is usually So or f3i per week.
The Catalogue, &c, contang full information con-
corning the Institution will be forwarded to those az.
ply ing for it, specific enquiries answered by letter.
Address DAVID II. TUCKER,M D.
Dean of Faculty, Richmond, Va.
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DrU u f1tber

NEW YORK Aug. 29.-rhe drought continues
IN Cleveland, Detroit and Chicngn