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DissOlving the Union.

1t is funny to hear the complacent and dogmatic
manner in which sundry politicians of the North
and South talk of dissolving the Union. They
speak of the matter if ii were of the easiest
things in the world and if they could do it. That
Is the grand mistake of these malcontent political
agitators. They imagine that they hold the desti-
MES OF this vast republic in the hollow of their
hand. They have but to open their mouth in n
multiplying congressional harangue, or an elaborate
revolutionary newspaper article, and presto the
Union is blown into thousand fragments They
take account of any other moral forces and ele-
ments in this great country than those of an omni-
bus load Of Catalnes, who, even if each had a
power for ruin as strong his will, would not he
able to dspace the smallest stone in the vast temple
of the American confederacy.
Outside OF this knot of discontinued and asprine,
men, lies the immense body of the American moo.
pie, as unmoved and indifferent to the mimic wbir,
winds which rage in the contracted minds of A
few nullifers as the ocean is to tempest in a
teapot. Before one solitary link can be broken in
the golden chain which unites glorious band OF
republican States, the American people must be
consulted,-the mighty millions of farmers mechan.
les and tradesmen-the laboring and PRODUCING
classes-the men who have interests to be affected
by change of government, and who have not the
most remote intention of permitting those interests
10 be tempered with, without their knowledge and
consent. Whenever the Union is dissolved ii will
not be dissolved by Congress. The people will
unmake, as they made, the government. 1t was
their work they built it up; it is consecrated by
their blood all their earthly treasures are deposited
In It, Depend upon it, they have authorized no
men or set Of men, either in Congress or out of it,
either directly or indirectly, to pull down that
structure. That is work they reserve to them
selves
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I AKUS II SHINE would call the atten-
IL ton of their city and country Customers, to their
bracng all the new styles in that line Amongst which
may be found: Beautiful Cottage Sets; Mahogany and
Rosewood Ladies' Dressing Cabinets; do do Marble
top Centre, Side and Sofa Tables do do Marble and
Mahoganysrop Sdeboards and Washstands; Mahos'y,
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads 80 different patterns
of Mahogany spring-seat Parlor Chairs; Mahogany
Rocking and Nurse Chairs $50 dozen of all styles of
Cane-seat Chairs 200 dozen Windsor do.
Also well selected stock of Housekee ping Arti-
cles such English g. b. Walters Cut Glass Casors
with many other articles, too numerous detail All
of which will be sold on accommodating terms at a
small advance on cost. LARUS SHINE,
oc 9-ts "a Main ST
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eT N0fice.--The particular attention of
all the of Gas in this city, and the public
generally, is called to the following Ordinance, which
will bektrictly enforced against any violation:
.'Sec. 10Th. Consumers shall give immediate notice
the office if any escape of gas be discovered
deductions will be made from the bills rendered for
gas passing through the metre.
Goth They shall also give notice to the inspector as
early in the day possible of any deficiency of light
that the evil may be remedied without delay.
S7th If any person shall deface nure any house,
wall, lamp, metre other fixture connected with or
pertaining to the Gas Works shall tie to lamp post
any horse other animal SHALL without authority
from the Inspector other authorized agent of the
Committee, climb lamp post or light lamp, or open
communication into orremOve any of the pipes or
shall put up any pipe burner in addition to what
may have been put up by authority and approved,
introduce the gas such additional pipe or burner
every person offending shall for each offence pay a
fine of not less than five dollars than twenty
dollars" JOHN II. KNOWLES
oc 3-lw Inspector c. G. W.
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Bishop Atkinson. Il North carolinas rreasned q,
MOS. .b,e and eloquent sermon in 81. Panrs Church
on Sunday nigh, Last Bishop A. As v is' o'a
rms,,, s,'saser has few equals in the Episcopal
church of this country an
Rev. DIR. Mccabe, Of Hampton preached %. o.
s,ndav afternoon in Christ's Church, and IN tae
SUNDAY -. :, most attentive and admir-
evening = =. mr. McC,s fine poetical genius
ing co"s mako him n most attractive
speaker. We expect to see him at some ia'"'.
dav in a much wider sphere than that WHICH TX
,,<,xv nrc,1nias
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rTBy the ioverner Of yirginia.-A Pro-
rrAMATIoN "A pUrtiOn Of the people of this Com
uouyveafi, having been afflicted by the rsvages of
pesilcnce scarcely parseled in the annals of history
v which the tenderest ties of social life have beer,
severed the warrnest affections bghted and In some
instances, every vestige of ancient families except
their houored memories, efsced; by which usual in
terconrse has been stopped private business suspend
ed. exertion and enterprise rendered hopeless and
public duties necessarily dsre garded; By which syn-
psthy has been aroused only every part of our
own State, but, TO the honor of humanity In every
State where kindred ties and the sacred bond of union
prevail exhibiting itself by spontaneous from
individuals and communities to relieve the SUITE rings
of the distressed; and it having pleased God in his
mercy, stay the hand of the DESTROYER by abatiup
the violence of the disease, and to cheer us with the
hope that confidence and activity will be restored and
happiness take the place of affection it being an oc-
cason unusual and extraordinary, when becomes
to acknowledge dependence upon the Almighty and,
in humility to return grateful thanks for BILE ssng
especially for sinercy sparing our feIow-citizens
from further suffering Therefore,
l. Joseph johnson, Governor of Virginia expressly
disclaming authority TO require CONTROL do hereby
on behalf of the people, earnestly recommend that
all, without distinction of creed or party with one
accord unite in rendering homage and thanks gvins
to God for his blessings and i'll fervent PRAYER for
continuance of his guidance and protection And Il
this end suggest that the FIFTNENTH DAY OF No
vNMBNR next be get apart to be relgiously observed
in freedom from business care, and with uropel
feeling of humiliation and reverence.
In testimony whereof, have hereto subscribed m,
| name this eighth day of October, 1855.
JOS JOHNSON.
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PORTSMOUTH, Oct SO! 2. NJ.
Affairs now commence to assume a cheerful as
pect-athough still dreadfully drear and lonely AT
one time last month, there was not store of any
kind open in town-the Charity Store excepted
now, can name from 10 TO Is large retail stores
For seven weeks we had no market at all; now
as good one want for the present.
All we desire now to Obliterate the disease entire
ly is good FROST its advent is looked for with in
tense anxiety But neither frost or time can erase
from the memories of the few that remain in town,
the fearful which have TRANSFERRED within her
limits no tongue has the eoquence to tell, no pen
could give the story its due. The names of the dead
never be fully ascertained until all the refugees
return.
From o'clock A. NJ. TO the present hour, there
has been one death, a child of Mr.. Thomas
DR.. Hungerford, of Baltimore, is very low Dr.
Thomas is improving
A child of Mr.. Foils died last night the only death
known.
l understand that next week the Bay line of
boats will make their regular trips to the wharyes
of Norfolk and Portsmouth The gas will be let on
next week also can hear of no new cases of fc-
Yours
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N.rf.,k and Portsmouth Orphans.

Meeting IN Nts IOT".
A great meeting was held in the Mefropohial
Theatre New York, on Saturday night to rais'
funds for the benefit of the Norfolk and porIsino".
Orphans. A committee was appointed TO d,spen''
the fund that may be collected and John ihomp
SON. President of the Irving Bank was app0n'eu.
Treasurer. Speeches were made by Rev Mess US
M1hurn and osgood, and Messrs. Greeley and Gi
..-J md Dr Reese. Mr. Girard handed in SlO0
A magnificent donation from Mile Rachel the
I,ronch ira pic actress.
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STATE ELECTIoNs.-The State elections in Ohio
and Pennsylvania take place to-day. In Ohio a
Governor, and other State officers and also State
Legislature are TO be chosen. The candidates for
Governor are, Salmon =. Chase, Republican; VIM
Medill, Democrat; and Allen Trimble Wing In
Pennsylvania, a Canal Commissioner, State Legis.
lature, and county officers, are to be chosen For
Canal Commissioner there are but two candidates
IN the field: Arnold Plumer, supported by the Dem
Wings. Know Nothings and Republicans. The
Legs leture TO be elected has to choose L. S Sen
ator IN place of Senator Cooper:
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TTIEoRAPHIC NEWS.
REPoRrED FOR THE DIsfATcl

REPoRrED FOR He % ISFATCH.
The Reportcd Failure % the Atlanta, ga.
fa1uxsrA. Is. Ct. Oct. th--The reports in re-
I'D - tho failure Of the Bank at Atlanta, Ga,
originated from the following eirsnmssan IN, mo,ss
amoun ~ ,,asd except 5000 when the hour
s mre closing the Bank arrived and the building wa'
r r'os ss The Bank now threatens to sue Wash
80, WIN, rreserited the notes for damages
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~ New EstabIIshment.--Jo johnson

lately of the American Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next door to Dr. Powell, 10th street. between
Main and Gary, and fitted up with superior accommo
dations for his business where all who desire an easy
and pleasant Shave, will find him, heretofore eve
ready to plesse his customers.
His superb style of Hair Cutting is proverbal, and
he ia sure he can please the most fastidious. He will
continue to manufacture the celebrated Hair Restora
tive and Tonic, which, with other popular prepara
tons and dyes, together with the deli ghtful Sham
poon Bath will make his shop, he hopes the resort
of all who desire to be waited upon in his line
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the IMPROVEMENT

70 Mark the ImprOvcment..-HObs Of
the American Shaving Saloon, is Furnishing up his
Winter vistors-panting, guiding, Competing, &C.
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
of the old the middleaged and the young; for
all who want agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees Go, then to Hobson
and get clean, nice shave, your hair in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold Shower Bath, and
you will come away better and wiser.
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THF DAILY DISPATCH


Agrtculturat Fhtrs
The next state Fair Of Virginia viii De one o.
a.. .r.ndes, agricultural and mechanical exhini-
.sor. aver witnessed in this Commonwealth From
=, tbs, we learn from various parts Of the state 'he
,son,c Of all sections Of the Commonwealth are pre-
..sr;,g 10 fock here in mnltitudes. We also Yea"
the number and variety Of articles in every ae
n.r,ment Of sericulturaland mechanical iaau. s.,
win be unusually great We hear IN pa, 1.,lev and
the show Of animals, especially from W Some
the West, win be imposing in the s-,,,n,v the
Of these we have seen, and they slv Of the
aues, animals we ever saw Inc anner;or char.
fruits Of tho earth win be Of ss.s ,asle win be
acter Take it all in all ,ae ,he agricultural
magnificent ono. and its results ,xc trust of the
and mechanical interests "0'''''
--e.,uess of the occasion
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.r,.;v,I of Nurses from Norfolk.

There arrived in the Curtis Peek, from Noflolh'
,ostord.v evening ten female nurses, all of Mobile,
:, charge Of DIR. Ballantyne and Mr. Genet, also OF
Mobile They put up at the Exchange, and will
leave this afternoon, on their return home They
look remarkably well, and very little like persons
who had undergone the trials and fatigues of nurs
ing and watching in Norfolk.
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The Fever.

We give below the latest information from Nor
folk in the letter of our correspondent 1t Will
he seen that the fever is still abang and that that
most desirable of thing frost, occurred there Sun
dav night Our Portsmouth letter is not of latest
date. but gives an encouraging report. Business
had at last begun again and the streets so long de
serted except by sick and dead wagons, and the
pbysicians vehicles, were gradually assuming the
appearance of life and commerce.
DIR. Minor, of the Marine Hospital, arrived last
night in the Curtis Peck.
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D1scoNTINUANCE OF QUARANTINE.-The Board
of Health of Philadelphia, in view of the abate.
ment of the fever at the South and the approach
cold weather. discontinued the detention of vessels
at quarantine on the 9th inst
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In paragraph in the Dispatch Saturday, it was
stated that Commander John S. Nicholas had been
dropped from the Navy. 1t had been previously
stated that he furloughed and this was correct
Commander n. was fmloughed, not dropped
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COMMERCIAL.
N@~~7~~@~
.fclm,all,

Richmond Markets Oct. 8, 1888.
FLoUR.--Superfne in demand at 1915; Extras
AaS5xg25 The stocks are 80 light that there in mo-
shna hardly TO operate in, or there would be an <
ceedingly animated market.
WHEAT.-Sales Of good to prime red at $1.9Da
r. rs; do white 3 1.g56x2 We hear of les
If family -four white at $2.a5 Market yey firm.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN CHICAGO
The sale OF the Lake shore property in section 2sd
on the I'd inst owned by Messrs Jason and JOIN
A. GuTley, resulted in real estate changing hand,
TO the amount of S2f37l0 But two of the purcba
sers were residents of the place, viz: Rev. Tbeo
dore eiapp of New Orleans, $4,000, and Jas u
Bording, Cincinnati, -, 54s.-Chica1o Jour.
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Kansas Election.

srJor,s Oct s-The returns from Atchison co.
ra,,sxro,t cify. and partial returns from Done
nl,an county, all show in favor OF winfield the
P, ls =. ,,ry canddete for Congress IN Kansas
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southern LITERARY Messenger.

The Southern Literary Messenger for october
contains some very valuable and Interesting arti.
cles. and well written and discriminating notices OF
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Col. Kinney's Biecflesin, NOT hecosniAe" M

WASHINGTON Oct s.-A letter from Greytown
that Col Kinneys election is not recognised by
the property holders of San Jnani that the Spanish
Rr;t;sb Consul and the commander of the British
manofwar Eurydice, have refused to recognisethe
new government.
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To- Bakers Premium Btters are the only
familiar remedy known to for the cure of Dys-
pepsia, Diarrhua Cholic, Nervous Head Ache A. que
and Fever, Sour stomach and General Debility They
are manufactured of vegetable nistter entirely are
perfectly safe in their by all ages and con-
ditions, and are very paatable to the taste.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale in Richmond by Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD CO.. and Druggists generally.
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FoUNDERED At SEA.-The schooner Crowel
of Norfolk, from Guantanamo, Cuba, for Philadel
phia, foundered at sea on the 10th ult. The crew
and passengers have arrived at n. York in the brig
Leonce
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A wedding recently came off in Memphis, Tenn,
which was the ninth occasion on which the bride
had been made happy by matrimony.
Rev. w. b. Ross was killed at Newport, Ky, on
the ith inst, by runaway horse,
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court OF CLAINs.-The next term Of this co,,rt
VIII commence in Washington on the 18th of this
month. Judges Blaekford and Scarborough are
now In that city Chief Justice GiIchrst is expect
% this week The chief clerk, Judge Huntington,
arrived on Friday.
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Sc Attention is requested to the sale OF
most valuable Real Estate, at the corner of Grace
and 5th Streets THIS AFTERNOON, at II o'clock
See advertisement under Auction Head.
oc 9-1t GODDIN l. APPERSON Auct'rs
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" DOwden's Dental Fiuid.--This CeIe-
bruted Dentifrce, for cleaning and preserving the
Teeth and Gums, relieving Toothache, arrestins de-
cay mpartng delightful flavor to the mouth, is for
sale by Purcell, Ladd Co; Bennett & Beers
Grubbs Apperson; Laidley s. Robinson; a. Bode.
ker; Duval Norton Paterson Jackson, and all
Druggists. oc 6-tt3m
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ARREST fon NEGRO STEALING-Wm. Routon.
formerly of Buckingham county, In this State. hs
been arrested In Nashville, Tenn, for selling three
negroes, that he ran off from Buckingham eoun,v
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d. 7 n N T1l,
E'ARM IN HENRICO COUNTY FOR
l. SALE.-We have for sale handsome Farm in
Henrico belonging to Mr.. NJ Day, containing l4O
acres, 60 of which clear, the balance in Young
growth; situated about two miles below Richmond,
and adjoins the lands of Malone Roper, Green and
Messrs Nc Gruder The land is in high state of cul-
tivation having good Orchard, with necessary out
houses, such as Barn, Quarter &c; two good Ice
Houses-al being well enclosed. The above Farm is
offered for sale privately and if not sold by Mon
day, the 18th of November, will be sold at public
auction. at II o'clock, on the premises.
Apply to LARUS x SHINE,
q Main
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TO HOILSEkEEPER,

Il AND TONGS, >&c.-By recent arrival ~
in receipt of large assortment OF Mus' pr =.
Bronze Tenders: Nursery Tenders; Bra" i-a I.
mon Andirons; Steel and Brass lire seI, lat !,
wells; Coel Hods together with other Tltti t,o,
Enr .ale at DC - BLLKLEf w
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~ DaguerreOtypes.-We have seen some
ofPOWERS& DUKES new style of Dsguerreotypes
and pronounce them superior to any
and is decided improvement the old style of Da
guerreotyIe. Call and see them &c 10
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DEMElIBER. THAT THE Iih ''i
IL MAGIC WASHING FLUID >, lr1' ~
nv q r.. j. tt"4' -
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&c Mayors COurt.-The Mayors Court
for the city OF Richmond will be held ut O'Clock A.
NJ from the 10th of April TO the 10th of October
After the 10th of October at 10 o'clock.
For Civil business Thursdays, always at II 0'clk
A. NJ. sc lily
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Richmond, Oct. 2, 1856. ID. Y.

The subscriber will continue the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS in his own name, at the
stand occupied by Lockett & Pankey, and will be
pleased his friends reasonable prices with
any thing in his line. Thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the concern, he hopes to merit
continuance of the same.
HENRY w. LOCKETT.
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IT. Auction NOficc.---I ask attention to my
sale of Real Estate, 10th, between Leigh and N
| streets, this day, at o'clock. on the premises.
oc9 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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Opening Of the Stores-THe Market in Operations
Bay Boats to begin Running to Portsmouth-Re
sumption of Operations at the Gas Works. sc &c.
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A COTTAGE RESIDENCEAND SMALL.
"A FARM; ONE NILE FROM RICHM OND,
years, my Cottage, and small Farm attached situated
near the Brooke Turnpike about one mile from the
city OF Richmond The improvements consist of
very comfortable small dwelling and all necessary out
houses and twelve of land admirably suited for
market garden, &c. To & good tenant the terms
Will be accommodating
Oc 9--2t* WAITER r. ERFFMAN
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CHAS. A. GWATKIN.


hISSOLUTION.-Th cOpartnersilp cx-
~ listing under the style and finn of LOCKETT &
PANkEY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The affairs of the concern will be settled up by III w
Lockett who is alone authorized to the name of
the firm in its settlement All persons indebted will
please settle ut once it to close IN the
affairs of the concern soon possible.
FL. w. LOCKETT,
Richmond Oct. 2, 1856 D. Y. PANKEY
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Auction Notice.-Attention is sol

Auction NOtice.-Atfenfi0n Is sOl1Cffed To
sale of Cigars Liquors, Kerseys, Country Knit
Socks Furniture, &c, this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
oc9 LARUS Il SHINE, Aucts.
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ty-Lifc Insurance.-white Persons md

SLAVES! The american Life Insurance and Trust
CompdHE-tCharte Perpetual, granted in 1881
Capital S5ooVoo prIncipal Once 5. +. corner 4th
Pearl street. between Main and Franklin next door
to Z. ID. Eacho's office. Offers as usual uneaualled
advantages i'll INSURANCE OF LIvES-white persons
and slaves. The former is insured for any length of
time; the latter for one, three aud five years Pre-
miurns moderate.
" All losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted
Call at the Office in Richmond and procure pamphlets
and circulars giving full particulars the subject
which will be furnished gratis by
c. r. BROKEN, NJ. D.,
Agent and Medical Examiner
10 Office hours from till II O'Clock A. NJ and
from to T. NJ, Sundays excepted) 9-2t
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~" DaguerreOtyDes taken by SIMONS
are bright durable and perfect. We understand that
he is about introducing style of pictures. Look
out for something beautiful in few day. oc8
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THHfHtTtU UHXUFF.
REoTYPEs.-The public are invited to call and view
the styles of Daguerreotypes taken at this old
established Gallery. They admitted TO be superi-
or to any ever before A. w. OSBORNE,
Opposite Exchange Bank.
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rI,O MEDICAL sTUDENTs.-.Lw w. RAN.

Il DOLPH, l2l MAIN STREET, offers for snle, al
low prices, large stock of MEDICAL WORKS.
Among them are
Wilson's, Craigies, Sharpe Quains, Won Bchrs
Meckle's, Hopes, Hasslers, Morton's, Mechlsis
Richardson's, Wittar's and Rokitansky'G Anatomy
Quains, Wilson'S Pancoasts, Smiths and HoTnerl
Anatomical Plates
kirke L Paget's, Carpenters, Dungson's and jar
yiss Physiology.
Pancoasts, Mllers, Smiths, Ferries, Liston's, Fer
guson's, Coopers and Hunters Surgery.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Fowne's, Silliman's, Stockhaydts and Regnault:
Chemistry.
Perera's Carson's and Dunglisons Materia Mediea
Wood & Bache's and Christison's Dispensatory.
Taylor's and Chitty's Medical Jurisprudence
Meig's, Velpau's, Jamess Burns, AshwelPs
Churchlfs, Devices, GoocRs Rigsby's Ransboth-
ans, Francis's, Denman's and Chailleys Midwifery.
West, Mitchell, Underwood Meigs, Eberle, Billiard
Coey, Gooch and Condie on Children.
watson's, Woods, Jackson's, Dickson's, Dangli-
sons Gums, Gregorys and Bell l. Stokes Practice.
Dungliso and Hoopers Medical Dictionary.
Bartlett, Meigs, Clymer, Churchill La Roche, Saw
yer aud Fordyce, on Fever.
Neil & Smiths compend of Medicine
Fllis's Formpiary. or p--M