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Peruvian syrup-What the Invalid sum,

W from his treatment More 0An five hundred IL
this city have been cured by his medicine.
Peruvian - rup-What the Invalid Suffer
requires, not medicine. but proper evidence d.
rect hum To the really ecacious article adapted ohs parcu
lar complaints The Peruvian Syrup wkatovor may be Its
should not he represented by the medical faculty although
not surprising that i@ admirable effects In chronic, unde
fined, and debated should confidence
wherever other treatment has bsed their skill Where d.
sease arises from the stomach and liver producing coagu
dizziness Of tbs brain, coldnes heat Of the exremes
pains In the somac dyspepsia loss Of Appetite OF
the system Sespone q the mind and general physical
lassude and prosratcn II then you should seek
relief in this great south American remedy. surprising
that its virtues should have been long unknown In this
country m curative properties peculiarly adapted
to our great national Diseases particularly among Amer
can ladies'
LIMA, Sept H. ls4s.
write this express tude having cured ne Of
long distressing dyspepsia and cling mental cloud
OF gloom and dependency with which had been suerna for
years since taking the Peruv an yrup have
Brewer Dorchester Msss wTtssr
am w years OF age and have the greatest agony In
breathing from dropsv the ches commenced 10 breathe
easier as soon as began with the syrup and consider
myself cured with pleasure that the ami.
AIRY AFFLICTED that they should not despair until trying the Pc
ruvian Syrup
- NEW York, April TO- 1854.
NY wife has suffered two with chronic dysentery and
indigestion winch Was Rmodiatey checked and permanently
FExaK CosPLAISIs-1t Is with great delicscy We touch
upon these universally prevalent Diseases which unfit full
onehR-yes seven enthsof wives sisters and mothers
from any enjoyment of life. We will only say, that those who
are willing TO matene trial have our assurance OF the
very great efficacy OF the Peruvian Syrup. -.
Barnes Park 9O4 broadway and Mrs. Hayes, ITO Fulton
street, are our agents in New York and BROOKLYN
WILSON. FAIRBANKS - 90. Ros'on.
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CANADIAN RAuwAYs.-Some time since, 1t
will be remembered that great enterprises
were set on foot by British capitalists to build
railways in the British provinces Large
amounts of money we're subscribed in England
and the several American provinces took an
interest in the roads equal to half their cost.
Nine millions sterling was the figure which
Canada's share of the road was to cost-seve-
raj minor sections having been already con-
structed-and the whole line, which was warm
ly commended az a military work that would
be of great use to the British in the event of q
war with this country, was to extend from
Windsor on the Detroit river to Halifax, Nova
Scotia Three or four years have elapsed since
these arrang ements were made, and portions of
the road have been built and run at an ave-
rage rate of cent mile for passengers. Last
year, the company became embarrassed, and
applied to the colonial government for aid; it
obtained with very little difficulty s3,6OO,OOO.
1t appears now that this relief has been in
sufficient. The directors Of the company have
written letter to the colonial governments
informing them that the enterprise would be
abandoned unless the colonial governments
agreed to guarantee dividend of five per
cent on the stock. This uncommonly cool
proposal appears to have been rejected by New
Brunswick, whose government has simply taken
possession Of the portion Of the line constructed.
Canada does not seem to have answered yet.
If its affairs are rightly managed, it is to be
presumed that it will weigh the case very ma
turely before acceding to any such proposition
as that of these English capitalists. To qua
rantee five per cent on railroad stock would
at once destroy the credit of the Province.
Every one who knows anything about railroads
can tell that Canadian railroad however well
managed, cannot, if it be of any length, earn
five per cent dividend for six years eensecu-
lively. The effect of the guarantee would,
therefore, be to take more money out OF the
Provincial exchequer to give it to the English
company; and no one would trust State
whose affairs were managed SO recklessly as
this.
On the whole it appears that the Canadians
have got bitten by their English friends
What is best for them to do now, it were hard
to say; to discuss the assets of the company
and the contractors, and meanwhile to take
the road, would appear safe and judicious: if
this be DONE and resolution taken to be less
generous to "great foreign capitalists" in fu-
ture, perhaps the Province will not be such a
loser after all.
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Arrest of Alleged Mail Robbers.

PHILADELPHIA, April a. 1885,
Colonel Hughes special agent Of the Post Office Depart
ment, arrested this morning. George w. Townsend who
broke jail at Newcastle ~hie waiting sentence for steal
ing letter from the Wilmington Post Office. The pri
soner had hearing before Commissioner Hazlstt and
WAS remanded to prison to await requstion from the
United States authorities in Delaware He had three
vovers on his person. and every barrel in them charged
When he escaped from prison he berted other pr
soners. Townsend is about twenty years Of age.
ALBANY, April IA, 1856.
Joseph Roach stage driver has been arrested in Salem
county, Missouri for roobpg the mail. draft of 81 925
anc other moneys found in his possession which he
had obtained from letters.
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A SMALL FAVOR VERY GRATEFULLY Re-
cEIvED-The Wall street double barrelled or
gan of the Philadel phia American ticket says
that the "allusions" Of Governor Hunt lin his
straight wing" speech last Saturday night
to Millard Fillmore "were received with the
loudest applause, and found hearty response
among the great body of the hearers" Now,
what "allusions' did the Ex-Governor make to
the ex-President. At first we had overlooked
them in our cursory examination of the Go
vernor's reported speech; but upon a closer
inspection we find he did allude to Mr.. Fill
more, and said, incidentally, by the way,) in
speaking Of Mr.. Clay's compromise scheme of
1850, that the bills having passed, Mr.. Fillmore,
then President, had no other alternative but to
sign them, General Taylor and Mr.. Fillmore
having been selected upon the distinct pledge
that the question of slavery, and ell things APP
pertaining to it, should be left to the Congress
of the United States" This is the only
allusion" to the ex-President throughout the
ex-Governors lengthy speech; and it is an
apology for Mr.. Fillmore's approval of the
Fugitive Slave law--an apology, not to the
Know Nothings, but to the straight" and
" live" Henry Clay wings. How Mr.. Hunt AID
these straight wings" intend to act in the Pre-
sidential election, and who they intend to vote
for, we are very pointedly given to understand
must still be considered an open question.
Perhaps the Governor and the straight wings"
are waiting for Mr.. Fillmore's acceptance of
the American neutrality-suspicious..
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Hartford Municipal Election.
HARTFORD, April IA. 1855.
The democrats have carried the city OF Hartford BY
53S maj ,rty Mayor and they carry four OF the six
wards eecting by large majores, their Aldermen and
Council men.
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United states Supreme Court.

WAsHINGToN, April IA, 1856.
Of tss s.s
Aotchbss. Appeal from the Circuit Court for the South
district of New York. The matters in controversy
settled between the PARTIES and the dismissed with
costs.
No. 80.-J W. Gosee ct al, owners Of the steamer Au-
tocrat, Theo. Shute al Of the Mag
nolia. Argued by Mr.. Sargent fer the appellants and
by MIR. BENZ amin for the appeless.
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Mr.. Garland Admitted to Bail.
New ORLEANS, April IL, 1856.
Mr. GERHARD the defautipg Treasurer Of New Orleans
has been allowed bis liberty giving $40 900 bonds for
his appearance for trial.
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Navigation or the Hudson.
ALBANY, April IA, 1856.
No tows from New York have yet arrived here. The
steamug Anna with thirteen barges is expected here
this afternoon.
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News from Texas and Northern Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, A,ril IL, 1855.
By the steamer Louisiana have Galveston dates to
the 9th instant The Texas is unimp The In
dian depredsons In Northern Mexico continued without
abatement Col sinaeua surprised party Of Mpsns,
killed forty and took one hundred prisoners.
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News from Havana and Key West.
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR MALLORY-sHIPPIN0 INTEL
LIGENCE-AORE INDIAN OUTR AGES, ETC.
CHARLESTON, April IA. 1856.
The steamship Isabel with Havana dates to the 10th
ns has arrived 1t this port Among her passengers is
Senator Mallory She brings news Of importance from
Havana.
From Key West learn ttat the ship Abus, of Bos-
ton, went ashore the Goth and rescued by the
wreckers The salvage and expenses amounted to
She sailed for New Orleans the I'd inst.
The ship James Guthrie went ashore the 18th ult
but she off by the and taken to Garden
Key, whence the Cor vim went her Key
West.
The ship Washington. from Philadelphia for New Or
sans passed Sand Key the 4th partially disnasted,
having experienced gale the Gath ult. She reports
seeing the ahip India, d;smssted by the gale.
The cargo stores and materials OF tbs ship Mariner,
previously reported, had been sold for SO, 900.
The ship Francis, Of Portland from Boston for Havana
was wrecked on Dog Rocks.
Fur, her Incisn outrages reported near Tampa.
Capt Pratts party, al Cape Roman had been attacked
and Corporal Crook and one private killed and two
wounded. More United States troops were urgently
quired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

The Manlfest Superior Excellence OF Espen.
SCHEIDS hats at % 90 those Broadway a.
established fact and is highly stering to himself and
real benefit TO the public Give him call No. ll8 Nassau
ufraoA
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A Ship Ashore ut Cape Roman.
BALTIMORE, April H. 1856.
The Charleston papers report that q ship was seen
shore At Cape Roman supposed to be the Abby LAngdo
New York, from HAvre for Savannah
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Moutard de Maillo-Whiee Pets, I'm Gases.
Eve dozen each; landing H. Ryerson from Havre Fc
sale BY JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 4O6 Broadway.
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SUPREME CoURr-Circuit.- 2l4 s6s, 1854, 376, 70,
GAG, 1874. s8D. $50. 1877, $3.50, 800, 1874, 1878. 391.
So "a, IS, SO. 22l, GO, Co. TO- H. ~ 49, a. TO- TO- H.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court Nos. s, Q, 8, O. TO- IL
to 16.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. $685. 1885, 1852 2es, 2e7 81, AT,
SO, 1876 TO 376.
COMMON PLEAS COURT Part 1.-Nos. ~, $685. 2e6, ATT
to 4S9. Part Mos. 1907, 398 403 1872 1885, 468, 60
374, 40, All, 472 Alb, 474, ATS, 47s.
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The CONCERT OF sIGsoR GuIo at Nibio's, tonight. 10
worthy full house. La Grange, Brignoh, Morslh and
other fine artists sssist the oeoe6cisy and fine orehes-
ira win be ucted by Max Msretzek. As the 6rst
grand concert Of the this affair sheuld DO eminent
1v succeaaful
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No. 762 Br0aaway.-Tho only Article that
viii restore gray hair to It's youthful appearance and
badness is LOVEf6 wAhpepe. Cah he will refer
those VINO have been cured of gsyness badness
OF O counterfeit article,
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Diseases of the Lungs and Thr0at.-E. w.
yONDERSMITH NJ D-Ofce for the treatment of consump
on lb6 Bowery just above Broome street. Persons who
troubled with the above complaints will find immediate bone
III from his treatment More than FIVE hundred persons IL
this city have been cured by his medicine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

signs Of the return spring the production Of Kno1s
graceful and light combining, fact in themselves,
individual merit of which the hat is capable KNOBS so
at 22 Broadway Cali upon him early, you woudecu
one OF his nimiabes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

The Smithsonian House, Broadway, Cor
Of Houston street New YORK Single rooms 50 cents e
cents and 81 day Parors with bedrooms 81 10 TO IS
day. Meales extra and ordered Invites the attention
of the travellers. SIDNEY KOPNAN.
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The Efficiency OF the Oxygcnated Bitters,
in cases Of dyspepss asthma and general debility has been
and whose statements ample proof that this medicine
OF great value.
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White, the sAatter, has removed from the
to l4S Fulton ee between Broadway and Nassau
rect Visit his establishment and select his spriug
styles at 81; also endd hat for 49, WHITE, Halter.
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To Nervous SuMerers.-A Retired Clergy
man, restored to health in few days after many years OF
great suffering 10 anxious make known the
Of cure VIII send Qre the prescription used. Direct Rev.
John N. Dagnal. SO Fulton street, brooklyn. n. Y.
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Portraits by water Power, for 50 Cents.-
Steam discarded 600 tubs OF Groton water now empoye
OF the chief engineer, ABEL 600 amprayp
portraits daily.
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Store Fixtures for Saie.-TW0 Splendlt
cases. large French mir
rors in the ewery of the late firm of Marchand
Gutemot Co., 4S Broadway Also the fancy nlah floor
said store lot jewellers eos and benches large Jewel
ler's safe, gas fixtures, DC.
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through the absobeHs into the interior organs this ointment
acts Ike magic balsam the nfamed and irrated parts
while the pills by their action the blood neuraze the ele
meDte Of disease Sold at the manufactures 50 Maiden lane
New York. and IA Strand London and by all druggists, a
26c, GIG, and 81 box
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The New Rotary LOck-FOr Store Doors,
dwellings, &C. the strength simplicity and security
Of the best bank and iron safe locks now in infinite
y =, uPsSr 70 ANY, the cu%sy key E change Ms one
changes can be made IN the lock two viii be made alike,
unless expressly ordered Its great security laws the i'm
possibility OF its being opened without the right key For sale
by the patentees HOLMES, VALENTINE BUTLER,
ana idan ane.
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Union Hotel, 277, 279 and as1 Hudson
sreet-Ihs hotel has fine and airy rooms those
search OF the quets of home IN first class hotel
Inducements second to hotel in this city Prices moderate
and
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German seGArs of various qualities ct much below the
ket price. N0Ymae, s. 80, upwards g. upwards
Cash advances made segars in bond or otherwise.
o. CHEEKS. No. 81 Broadway, up stairs.
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Singers Sewing mschines.-Au Pers0r
who wish for In regard to sewing machines
obtain by applying office copies Of I n singer
Co.'s Gazette" PAPER devoted entirely to the sewing
chine interest. Copies supplied gratis.
l. M SINGER CO.. a23 Broadway.
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Amber & Co, P1anOiOrtes, 356 BOWery
Fourth Observation-Disclosures OF manufacture,
bine the latest improvements, aud warranted perfect
Dsh DO second hand pianos taken In exchaAge thre
n good condition, for sale cheap.
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Whlslners and Moustachcs Forced 20 Grow
IN ak weeks By ongueut which viii not stain ure the
skin. u bottle; sent TO part of tho country r. q.
ZeihAr. A aQuth Third street. 6hiadalphia. !
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PERIODICALS

We are in receipt of the Farmer eC
Ptomhr and South Carolina Ayricultur;st.
The Farmer tc Planter is published at ZEN
dleton, at Sl.oO per annum the Agricui-
t"rist at Columbia, at the same price,
These are works that should be taken by
every farmer in the State.
We have. too. the 'Southcrm Liyht, pub
lishcd monthly at Edgcfield G. H., at 81 90
per annum, Which is an independent, re-
llgleus and literary journal, ably edited ly
+. l.. WnArLEY.
GoDEi's Lady's Book for November is
also on our table. This is a monthly peri
odical, published in TLiladelpl,i;,, at $500
per annum, and is valuable to the adics.
especially for the fashions as well rs the
reading matter it contains.
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over which Congress has neither power or
authority.
If FnEMoNr is elected, will tho South
still cling to Union will she mceky wear
the chains which Abolitionism is forging
for herq will mon born upon Southern soil
stoop to hold Office under one who is n
sworn enemy to their peace and happincss1
or will they accept the boon, and bless tho
hand that bestows itl or shall we adont
the last alternative, separation, aud cxclaim
with the poet:
"Thy spirit, Independence, lot me share,
Lord of the lion heart nnd cnglc eye,
Thy steps Iii follow with my bosom bare
Nor hccd tho storm TINT lowers ulonr the
sky"
We know TINT the lovc Of tho Constitu
tional Union-the Union in its purity, is
entwined with every ligamcnt of tho South
ern heart. We know that tho South has
borne, and will bear, injustice for the sake of
tho Union, and we know ns certainly, that
there is point beyond which her forbear
ancc will cease.
The conviction that II separation between
North and South will ultimately tako place,
is already deeply rooted in tho Southern
mind. Tho relentless agitation Of slavery
i'll Congress every year, cngcnlcrs animos-
ty and bitterness Of feeling, which the con-
servatve patriotism of either section will
never bo ablo to conciliatc. Ii tho worst
comes TO tho worst, the OWLS of disunion
will bc less felt in the Soutl, than in the
North. 1t has been timo and again de-
monstratcd by facts and figures, by the
census reports, that the produce of tho
South constitute about thrcc-fourths of our
foreign cxportation, that she pays three
tourtls Of the revenue Of Government, that
her staple products would command for her
the favor and respect Of the nations of the
earth. 1t is the South that swells our COM
mercal marine beyond that of any other
nation. Yet she is revlcd, abused, branded
as the accurscd of heaven by her dclamcrs
We have never known the South 10 inter-
tere with the institutions Of other States,
we want them to regulate their own domes-
tic affairs, and only ask that we be left to
the enjoyment Of the same right. And
those who deny us this right may, when
too late, learn the lesson taught England
by the Revolution of '7G-that instead of
increasing her power, her tyranny lost her
an empire.
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THE Deiawure Lands IN hunsus.-Thc
sale Of certain lands IN Kansas tor the benz
eft of the Delaware Indians is to DC made
on the 17th of November. An active COM
petition for them is expected. They arc de-
scribcd as exceedingly eligible:
"They lie on the Missouri river, aud will
double in value every year for q long period.
This sale will probably be the last great pub
llc sale Of good lands by the United States
ScvcrDmcnt, as it is believed there is no
large tract Of value wscs!! Of 100 degrees
longitude. The terms Of the sale are c;.sh ;
and all lands which arc not paid for on tho
day Of the sale, will be offered again on The
following day, at the risk Of the dcfaulting
purchaser" Q
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM o. DAVIS. nDIToR.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. %, 1865
ADVERTISEMENTS

We direct attention to tho Estate Sale of
J. L. BolD, decd; together with several
other new advertisements which appear in
our columns to-day.
The advertisement Of Mr.. J. GnAY, of
the House of CHAMBERS & MARSHALL,
could not come in this week, and he de-
sres us to say for him that his new stock
of Fall and Winter Goods are now on on
hibition at tho Corner Of Brick Range.
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Louisiana Rice.-A letter from Mr.. J..
Blodget Britton, Of the Parish of Plaque
mines, to the New Orleans picayune, gives
an account Of two varieties of Louisiana
rico of;extraordinary quality. Ofonc there
are eight roots, giving together one hun
dsed and seventy seed bearing stalks. Up
on each stalk there arc from one to three
Hundred grains, amounting to between thir-
y and forty Thousand, The product of only
eight Tic length of The stalks is five
Gset. Fbis lis tho white husk, bcarlcss.
TlIef other is tho white husls, bearded one
ro9t giving fourteen stalks and over two
thousand grains-tI,e product of single
seed. Finer nee, the writer thinks, c.lnnot
be produced out.of tue State of Louisiana.
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THE NEW DRUG STORE

We would call the attention of the pub
lie TO the new Book and Drug Store of
Messrs. BnANcn Il ALLEN. They arc mon
of enterprise and energy, and in every way
worthy of patronage. They have in con-
nection with their Drugs, variety of
Books of distinguished authors, SO you can
have choice Of physics or metaphysics.
Read their advertisement,
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Tho Annual Convention of Stockholders
i'll the Savannah Valley Ralroad, will bo
held ut Lowndcsvillo Oh tho 10th of No
vcmber next. The Company has had
many difficulties to encounter. We hopo
that all obstacles will be overcome and the
enterprise yet prove successful.
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THE EXAMINER

Read the Card of w. Is. Jol1NstoS,-
This journal is among the ablcst Journals of
the kind published either North or South,
and it would be n lasting shame upon the
rcading public Of this State. to suffer it to
linger aud die for want Of support.
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Convention Of Southern Gopernors.-TiIe
New Orleans Delta says: We understand
Gov. Wise, Of Virginia, l'as summoned the
Governors of the various Southern States TO
meet him in consultation for tho purpose OF
deciding OIL the course to be pursued by the
South in the present terrible crisis" Tho
place appointed is Raleigh, N. G..
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In the mountains of Brazil there is n
ot.ilonse plant, Phileq Cal!itrichoidcs, of
tender, brittle and juicy aspect, which looks
as if it would lie good to eat in cooling
salad, but which is really of so explosive .
temperament that it might fairly lie called
Inc pistol plant. When near Towering,
and with its tiny buds ready to open, if tie
plant is either dipped in water, or abun-
dainty watered, each bud will explode sue
,cessIvely, keeping up q mimic SebastopoI-
tan bombardment, sonding forth a puff Of
gunpowder smokeS-Qr. o. ljitle clopd of
dusty pollen-as its stamens suddenly start
forth to take their place and form cross.
It ls an amusing toy, which produces y
plentiful supply Of pop-guns.
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-, University Of Vi,yinia.-'Fbcre were on
tuesday, $40 students at the University Of
Virginia. The number ID about 80 in .ad-
vance at the Same period OF last year.