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Arsans ~ 80. go. 49,; 400 80 ~
=. about the above onos.s,on, sor,sorn ns.nS. -
a. ana ,ha go. raarhaS 49,, 600 80 49,.
y, a.. .hova nr,oas D. a. $500 es, 100 49, 49,
~ a. "a Co. n.sI . .rs .a1'
Whea,-The martet vas better sar ga - cho.es ass,
,sss ,xbgle ali ~,sae. ,re,e ~ goSt tsss,s :. en- $3.50.
Tn sses footed mn abou, 80 zoo y, 40 ooo h,shsis
600 hshes nee North CarolIns pr,rne hI,e :, a. N
ri al. nrrme white Canadian Al n so ana M, s,f in
feror do 4, n Isl fair southerp White A. An "a ana
southern red nj 81 so 81 So CHICAGO rel Al n ss
A. a-L and Mlvauke Al Al ~ a "a ia I,t,ar ~
prime quality: and red Indiana Al n s21 Tor Ios az
choice white Canadian 81 IS was asked Corn vss
quick with sales Of 90 900 20 so 600 bushes tncIudng
ustlng lots nj Goo. So c and sound western mixed.
nj O. G. Gle. and sound yellow do at s2r \ Az
No saes Of moment in yellow or white reported Rye
Sas of 900 10 600 bushes were reupvted Al ser To-
Northern Oats were selling at asc for Jersey and a.
and s6c for State and Western
CoFrEx Tho sales embraced about 1000 bars OF Rio
at 10kc a n i.c. ass do lava NJ l4i.c q lsa.o. IL,
guayra. ut II &c.
ColroS.--The sales we're confined 10 about 500 600
bales, without change in prices
FErcms Rates were steady and without change ia
prices To Liverpool So 600 bushels Grain chiefly
Wheat were engaged at I'd asLd, in bulk and Ia IA
bsss 5000 A. 900 barrels -four, AT "a; 500 boxss
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The following tstAe shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles Of produce left at tidewster
from the commencement OF navigation to the ed Of
July inclusive. during the years 1864, 50 days. 1856,
50 days, and 1866, rs days -
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Dec. .l76 3A Inc sl6,77b Dec. 1887 Dec II, 287
BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of
the latter left at tidewater this year. compared with
the corresponding period Of last year, shows an in
crease of 3s9,63s barrels Of -four.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdraw
ais from warehouse, during the week ending and in
Guiding Thursday, July "a, 1866
MOVEMENTS m FOREIGN DRY 0ooDa
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At the second board the market was very heavy
and became more depressed towards the close. ILL
nois Central bonds fell of | per cent; Nicaragua
Transit, .; Erie, 8; Reading, D. After the board
lower prices ruled, and the tendency was downward
Erie Railroad stock has fallen off as fast and far
as any stock on the list. II has now touched points
where il viii be likely TO react and take another up
ward turn. Erie will attract large purchases at GO
per cent but there are many looking for that point
to come in, that all may be disappointed. The re-
ceipts of the road are most extraordinary for the
season, and the earnings for July win show greater
increase over the same month last year than has
been yet shown.
The Manhattan Gas Company have declared .
semiannual dividend Of FIVE per cent on its capital
stock and the same on the amount of its scrip paid
in, both payable in cash on demand.
The Home Insurance Company have declared a
semiannual dividend Of ten per cent.
The books Of the Galena and Chicago Railroad
Company closed to-day. The dividend Of five per
cent is payable on the 18th Of August in Chicago
To Eastern stockholders it viii be paid in drafts on
New York at par. Sales Of the stock hereafter viii
be dividend of. The books open on the LIST Of
August.
The Laconia Company has declared dividend of
$50 per share; the Pepperell Manufacturing Com
pany Of SIG per share, and the Saco Water Power
Company of SIS per share, payable August l.
The Sandusky Registey Of the 23d inst, states
that the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad,
with all the engines, cars, equipments, &C., was
sold on the previous day by VIM. Key Bond, Esq,
receiver. The purchasers were Oliver Slate, Jr.,
and E. T. H. Gibson, Of New York, and George B.
Wright, of Newark, Ohio as trustees, for the bene-
fit of all parties interested in the agreement of com.
promise.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company
are about to extend their road from Ayns Point to
Groton bank, on the easterly shore of the Thames,
opposite New London. The company have adopted
this in preference to purchasing that portion
Of the New London, Willimantic and Palmer road
between Norwich and New London.
The earnings of the Chicago and Burlington Rail-
road line were:-
FreigM. Passengers. MisceIs. Total
June 1856. 800 900 so COS % 1515 Sc l645IS "a
June, 1855 leol26 A as,sGS ID 1859 20 1887 SO
Gain IL O % OF "a
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could not be expected. and the risk would be too
great to induce new operators to take hold Opera
tions In stocks are now confined to the brokers
than usual and we 40 possibility Of change at
present.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of bonds and stocks were made at auction by
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July Us r. II.
AsHEs.-SAlee of so bbls. pots were made At Is rs.
Pearls were nominal, at o. 62L q 81 rs.
BRsApsTurrs.-Thore q fair amount Of sales. ThA
medium 10 extra brands OF Ohio and other Western brands
were nrmer, and salcs were made In cases. al q
advance OF Sc. per bbl But common grades d stats
closed dull ut about the quotations Of yesterday The
transactions footed up about 600 1900 bbk, =
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The quantity of -four, wheat, corn and barley left
at tidewater during the third week in July in the
years 1855 and 1866, was as follows
Flour, bJls Wheat, bu. Corn b1. Barle, bu.
1856. AZ ,9b2 24503 39S, 965
1885,. $40 320,326 2SS,702 I,4o4
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Dec &c, ol2 Inc 295, 1928 Dec. 11o.2oS Ino. l, 4o4
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles lett ct
tidewater from the commencement Of navigation to
the 22d Of July inclusive during the years 1866 and
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Dec. ls les Inc q Ole. sls pecI cal ESQ Inc. esq

Dec Is 726 Inc ole, $40 Dec1 s2 $50 Inc. 9s,5l6
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left
at tidewater from the commencement Of navigation
to the 22d of July, inclusive, during the years 1854
and 1856, was as follows:-
Flour, bills. Wheat, b1. Corn, h. Bdrley tn,
1884. .536, 206 2l3l,037 1881, 33q 226 $50
1856. ;. 1868, 862 2947,8I2 2,l62, 465 l49O5o
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Gain. ss4l 15 e,2s3 10 2eo7 10000 50
The line for the first six months OF 1856 shows
traffic Of $722 ,4s6, against $5l436s for the same
period in 1866, being an increase Of % per cent.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal have BEEN
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OF these the first mentioned the Illinois Central
Is already built and in successful operation Rel
tive to the prospect Of the construction Of the other
sections the Democrat remarks
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Cus GEORGE j. SUMNER, Importer
EMEJ AND DEALER IN CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN-
EkM WARE, No. 20 Pearl Tor l4rh) street, Rich
HaB mond, va.-By recent arrivals from Liver
pooL is. now in recsipt of his Fan Importations
Of China and Earshsn ware. and from the fscto.
ries, very large and general assortment of Glaze
ware, Looking Glasses Fancy Goods, &C, to which
he invites the attention of the merchants Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
find q stock of Goods, equal in extent and varie-
ty and. on a. good terms a. any repacking house
il, the country can offer. To al caah, or punctual
time buyers such Inducements will be offered, will
be satisfactory. e1N
Careful and experienced packers employed and
prompt attention given to the shipment of Good.
A large assortment of the best quality Of Stone
ware. 1t factory prices. d o.
Merchants who have been accustomed to buy their
Earthenware in tile Northern markets., are particu-
larly invited to examination of the above stock.
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psa.. 3, DsAra-Ths National Inlelligsncsr h.
nAsaaee o. ne 27A fxstasf o. Dr u's n,ne me
80 Susanna ,. Williams Of Ws.hinstc.' '. ~
eSe ne obituary notices Of the ssrs ~. -. II
ssse.. = ~; mss susanna J. Miliam1. on a. asss ~
ssi1., = y slsr j. Two sao.s dass From DE
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BUFFALO Sept o9.-Ths propeller Indiana.
from Cleveland. went ashore on Saturday, near
point Abino. She IL iadsned with Hour
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R Mercantile iInstitute...The exercises
of this destitute win be resumed tdis evening az
O'Clock. at the Reading Room, cornsr Main ana GOV
ernor streets. So
All who desire to avail themselves of this oppsft1
pity of acquiring a thorough knowledge OF Book
Keeping in all its departments are TeaueSsea 20 DO
NESTOR II FORBES.
me- PIT JNO. r. C. POTTS.
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q DRISCoLL's BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrifce and Cosmstic that the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and mpartng fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the persons knowledRe-
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, Main
street and BY Druggists generally.
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BOSTON, Tuesday, September 30, 1856 The
Board Of Aldermen last evening adopted res.
olution inviting the President to visit Boston,
and proffering him the Inequalities of the city.
A house, No % Howard street, was entered last
evening by posse of police. who arrested seven.
ty-eight persons engaged in prop shaking" and
other varieties of gambling. William II Mead,
the keeper of the house, was among those arrested
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Sailing the Asia

NEW YORK, October 1.-The steamer Asia
sailed hence to-day, for Liverpool, with nearly ST.
600 600 In specie. Among her passengers were
Prof Peters of Emory and Henry College, Va, and
d. w. Halsey, Esq, of Lynchb urg.
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Locomotive Explosion.

BALTIMORE, October IA locomotive on the
Northern Central Railroad. exploded this morn.
ing, killing the fireman. The Engine was thrown
80 feet from the track.
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DIED.

After lingering illness, on Sunday, the 28'h Sap.
TENDER. at the Hot Springs, Bath county. Va Mrs
MARIA R. 8. WRIGHT, consort of Geo. I. Wright
of Tappahannock.
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BOX AND COX.
'R4DAY, benefit of MIR. BROWNE, when he viii
appearss 80 fssf.sa e.
RICHARD III. s.rt + T,

ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, % cts.'
uo extra charge for reserved seats ID Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries so and Is cts
r. Box Office open from 8 to5 O'Clock.
az Doors open at Z; Overture commences at quar-
ter before O'Clock precisely. s-'f "'f
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"ARMORY JUNIOR BLUES"
a OCTOBER 2D, 1856. 5
/. EETT0N OF GEEIGERS.

wy The regular monthly meeting Of the company
will be held this tTHURSDAY) evening, at u
O'clock. -.s.- .a as.al za.
The Semi-annuai election of non-commissioned
Officers will take place. and every memberIs earnest
ly requested to be present
By order of the Captain. .ft
oc Pts VIM. r. BTNFORD, lst Sarg't.
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EUROPEAN GOLD AND SILVER CoIN-The gov.
erDments of Europe, it is probable will be forced
to resort to the same debasement of their silver
coin as has been practised in the Unite States in
order to prevent It's absorption by China and the
East indies. This displacement of silver by gold
has been going ever since the discovery of gold
in CALIFORNIA; and Australia, and still progresses
with. extraordinary rapidly. The margin be-
tween the two coins 1t Is stated must necessarily
be large, since if it were less than or 10 per
cent there would be prospect of another alter.
alton becoming requisite at future period. In
England the silver coinage was originally 8 per
cent below its nominal value as compared with
gold, but owing TO the depreciation of gold the off
ference IL now only 81 per cent? and there is con,
sequently possibility that before long the inc.
quality, even In that country, may entirely dis.
appear 20 IS to render new debasement neces.
sary in order 10 prevent 1t from being sent out of
the country. The London Times states that the
continental governments are considering the pro-
pristy of resorting to . gold standard exclusively
for their currency. The exhaustive demand pre-
scented from China and India will doubtless neces
state this movement, but it will enhance the de.
mand for gold, and win have an important bearing
upon the feature of every money market.
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ry RemovaI.-- John h. Martin, Artist,
has removed his Studio from the csrner OF 18th and
Main streets to the front Mr. David Wsishs
Shoe store, No. 129 Main street. A~i &C e. I'm
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T Special NOTES.-The attention. ~ fhe
public Is requested to our sale, at the Daguerrean
rooms Of Thos Duke. over the store Of Jas Wood
house L CO., THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock: See sdser-
tisement. T. D. COOA 500.
oc Pit r Auctlonoen'
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ADJUSTMENTS.


TH L a T. r T..
KUNKEL & .Lsssses and Proprietors'
JOHN r. FORD. Manasoi,
IAlzo Of the National Theatre, Warrington, ana
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore
r. r.. AQXLEY,.............. -. Actlng Mansket.
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EXEMPTION OF SLAVES FROM SALE FOR DEBT
The New Orleans Delta advocates the exemp.
non-with certain qualifications and conditions
Of slaves from sale for debt, making them species
OF homestead property. l. learns that q PROPOSE
ton 70 hs effect VIII be introduced at the next ses
sion Of tho Mississippi Legislature.
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Aec0pIon Of tue Pres1denr mt the N0rfn.
NEW YORK, October THE President arrived
here last night At 10 o'clock. There was no pub
lie demonstration $3.50
SPRINeFrFLD. (MAss } October 1.-The Presi.
dent arrived here today, at o'clock. He was
received by crowd of citizens and welcomed by
the Mayor. He made brief reply 10 the Mayors
address. The crowd cheersd alternately for
Pierce and Fremont
He proceeds to Nashua, New Hampshire. via
Worcester, Massachusetts, having declined an
invitation of his political friends TO visit Boston.
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0it SUIT AGAINST THE PARTIES TO THE
fAAuD-A civil suit was commenced
~ sew York Tuesday, by the Northern Railway
2. france against Messrs arelet & Carpenter.
roso' = dasrin' the parties to the great fraud-
- DAsiss Issued A. order Of arrest, holding the
pssus.Io oaii In the sum Of $500 900. The Milan.
ans claim amounts 70 upwards Of mlllIan ~ All.
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CLUTHING AT WHOLES A Il E..- " Q
u are prepared to show country merchants an
unususlly large and desirable stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHtNG,
lin the second story Of house, whish is devoted
excusively to the wholesale trade Manufactured at
rsnted to lit and wear we'll On the frat floor !" ill
be found superb stock of the fasst and most FASH
ouable STYLES 10 be had in this country made up
prssy for retail sales from which the merchant
&c ect m any goods great advantage. Having long
experience and being more largely engaged in the
manu- facture and sale of Clothing than any other
house in the State. confidently invite an exami-
nation Of stock aud prices satisfied that we can offer
the greatest inducements to pun CHI asers .
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO.,
~ H@iN' No 1O2 M ain et
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apnmAI MoI1cH9.

EY- pref. no lsrafhse &lectr3e OH = TIE
uusrs 81 Of this ses, for the foIiewint laos sssry
I:ssss Kkeumatism often In day.
S.uyca Neuralgfa Toothsche two minutes.
f.,res f;ramp II Stomach, fss minutes.
In - Burns Bruisss Wounds. one 70 three days.
Csres Pstne IN Ba.k. Breast. eus day.
Curea Headache. fftsen misutsss - = zs
Cures Earsche, Stif Meek, ASue, ore nishtss
q Cures Piles 9wellsd 8landG tsndsy ]
Cures Hslon4 Broken 1ssasts Salt Rhsum, tnrss q
Cure. o d Palpit.tioa. Pisansy. onsrts ten
cures Asthma. Pslsy. Goat, Erysipslss Ave to
curs. .fHR asn e serofal. Ab.ss.s .1 y ten
Cures Frosted Feet and chiIblsins. sus to three
so,s = PURCELL, LADD / CO. Eslmosd and
DrusIsts IN every town. PnncipsL Depot, No ~
South 18th street. PhiladA Beware Of dangerous
sountsrfeits. - q c+-fWs
~ Democratic Meeting. Tho Democra.
tic Association will nset on FRIDAY evenine st
u o'clock, in Cornthian Hall. ~ $50
p n AYLErT, Esq franklin THoMAs sud other
ds.in sushed speak will sddrsss the sscciaion
The citizens generally are invited to hear them.
BY order Of the President ~
oc 7--N JAS. DOVE, ssc,y
W~L~ HTovefu Arf7af.
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II kNT, PAINE ~ co.., 81 .itl
N IMPoKTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Nos 1853 AND l65 AIN STREET RICHMOND.
FALL. ivy 11k 7SS6. -ift

sslq asy.t FALL TRADE, 1856.
BY the bark "Fides' and ship "Pepperell," from
Liverpool to this port and by other arrivals via New
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
purchased the best teens for cash. and comprisng
some of the richest. and most desirable goods we
We arc also receiving full supply Of AMERI-
CAN FABRICS, of all the regular and most approx
ed makes. .f - iss.=.a4. 4 A. sl...ss. D.
It ss
mond. which in style, quality and price will compare
BY the lst September, our stock will be very com.
plete and will be the largest and most attractive we
have ever exhibited }is ss . fsa5e1 ~ = y
TRADE, to give to- our stock, and to our market
fair examination, with the will sci
our goods as low a. they can be bought in the United
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended to- KENT, PAINE l. CO.
VELYKTC CARPETS VERY CHEAP An
NEW YORK PKlCEs.--Now 10 the time to se-
euro the choicest patterns at the lowest possible
prices. We are opening this morning two or three
bales OF elegant Velvet Carpets, of Crosley's best
styles, much cheaper than usual. Purchasers viii
please give me call and % . them. tsee3
CiiAS. A. GWATKIN,
&C .--.--..-. Opposite Exchanee Rank.
GENTEEL VESTS :..0pened tint. day,
Cashmere and Cashmere Vests. Quite an assorted
lot with G FHsc tfw c st ssiej PANTS
500 pairsisht dark and e1trava CANT colors suita-
bic for the season. Tho fit of Pants 10 unexcep.
tionaeic Look at the various styles offered and lit
-. a FALL CLOTHING. 49,. g
The subscribers call attention to their Fall stock
eonhnent that the great variety in store ust meot
We ask an examination, leaving the customer to
determine as to price, quality and style. First rate
clothing can always be bad BY calling ON
,a M GItOSHoNG y TufMAN.
.sata
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4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR
AaALE PRIYArELY.-Weo ffsr for sale private.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR
ASALE PRIVAfELY.-We offer for sale private
situated between the residences Of Capt. Luther
Libby and H. T. Psiro, Esq. 1t commands beauti
flu view of the city and river occupies tho hiehesi
fronts seventy feet Immediately opposite the
property purchased by the city for a public square
and runs back the street in giving be autiu
front ON both streets. Upon the premises is good
brick building stories high, containin four rooms
occupies by good tenant at an annual rent of one
hundred aud fifty dollars.
This building 10 of modern style and finish, nearly
new was built with eye to its being converted into
a kitchen. Ssa' -
This 10 one of the most desirable localities in our
city for a beautiful and desirable dwelling.
oca BAKER PLEAsANTs. Auct.
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FOUTu NIGHT OF MIR. BROWN

THURSDAY EVENING, October ed,
The great Drama OF the
RENT DAY,
with Wilkes celebrated picture Of Distrainfng 10
Rent" .,t5ssi
, ,p NJ q r., provv a
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3 Esz;szsg RICMM9ND AND Dan n.

60 WIS KiC a.,Ie6.D A Misrt la A..
2 RaEGEHENr.--on and after W es11
day Ocsr lst, 1855, the mail train win leaye RICH
MOND daily tSundsys excepted) Of osioet IL.
road 10 Lynchburg at u NJ, and arrive Of panviiIe
s r. d.. Returning leave Danviie at 7:l5 A. con
Meeting at the junction with South Side asilrosd 70
Rissmsas e SIS Sie's The train will stop
passengers at tho following points only; MAnSnss
ten Robiou's, cosl-fsld Tsmahawh, Powhasan, MAJ
soax chula, Amelia C. H. Jctersville Jennings oIa
nary Junciion, Prices Meherrin Keysville, Drskss
Branch, Mossingford. Roanoke, Clover. SeotssesIs
Boston; News Ferry, Barksdsls's kinssoa aDS
Children over and under II years Of aga and ssefed
half price Servants travelling by themselves
e ss the oss where they purchase
tickets and il must be expressly stated that they hsss
perHassion 70 ride on the ears. 1870, an.
Abingdon, Va. and Jonesbero,, RasseIlsi!is ana
knoxylls, Tenn, connect with South-sids nAls
Passenger. for Greensboro, and salem. n C, esa.
meet daily 81 Danville with Holdsrby Co.. iA''
Through 70 Yarmville. .................s2@
Lynchnufe.. ~
Aoinedon. .................a y
Musseifvfiie. :. 81
!. arssnsSorc,. N c........... .@
col si'sH R ii HS S;;s.; iisi.. s..s..
NVTlCE:-.I have al. day sppela,sssa Mrs
ALyoNs ny sss;s e , ran = E. nass
/ nQUT, PLu IA 4. q 7sks Old nleAissst
~ House u still engaged ID treating ~ sests e y
etet pissasss aad hsrshy ilsit.s sAll Gen 49,
pr would particularly invias call ffsm pessoe,s
ne country whe have bssn gives p y ss ss.s
pAysiesas - iasn.ebls Cssss are nv indssa -.
/ plisl ~ sTsisis isosn : the cHEaiCAL Ex.
Tract 81 fRENch rLOwE.s, Y probably ;as
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EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS,
in two volumes, greatly enlarged andinproved 1t
embodies all the imporsnt principles and matter Of
she Fourth EDITION of William1 Law of Executors,
far applicable to the forensic practice OF he
United Btates, with additions not lesss important and
pertinent, drawn from other most approved authors
| on which has been enRrafted the LAW OF .VI9INIA
down the last Statutes and the latest decisions of
the supreme Court of Appeals as reported in 18th
Grattan's Reports- s.. -s..1
Orders addressed to the Publisher, will meet with
prompt attention. asa ta a. MORRIS,
oc 2-3t Publisher. Richmond.
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL CUI1-
/ LElE OF VIRGINIA.-Ths lnfrr,ary connect
I'd With the Medical College, located in the city Of
Richmond, corner of College and Marshall streets
10 open for the reception OF the
aid exec the insane and those laborng under con-
tagious diseaaes admitted into the Institution
The patients are under the charge of the
of the College. The attending Physician and Sur
geen visit their respective wards daily and In cases
of efficiently all the members of the Faculty are cali
ed in consultation. The charges for board, medical
atten dance. surgical operations nursing and every
service rendered by the Institution, are Tor
Csiored Patients. ......-....-r..... .. :.
private Acco m modat ions ......7 to 10 y. -
Attending Surgeons p oFs GIBSON and PETIcoLAs.
.. Physicisns-TucKERs and ScoTT s
Resident Physic,an-MARIoN Howard, M- u.
Stewsrd-N. TuRNLEY
President of Inhrmary-L. y. JoYNEs, M. u.
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