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Az ACCOMMODATING JusrIcE.-"My friends
you have been told that have just been cleo
ted to the responsible office Of Justice of the
Peace, and that have not received my com
mission or been qualified to act. But as
this case is very urgent, and not admitting
of delay, and as like to please all, have
resolved to solemnize the bonds of matri
mony for these persons in the following
manner, under my hand and seal: "By au-
thority of my election and the certificate to
me from the honorable county court, and
considering that | am not yet commissioned
to do all things as a Justice of the Peace
may do after being duly qualified: | do in
the sight of God and man. and in pursu-
ance of the urgent request of the persons
and their friends and the necessity OF the
case, certify that John Smith and Sally
Jones may, and they are hereby authorized
to 90 together and do as married people
does. And hereby obligate myself that
when get my commission to marry them
good, and date 'em back to kiver acci-
dents.
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PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS

Hon. j. e. Hale, County Judge.
VIM. 7. Henson Sheriff.
y. S. Grant, County Clerk,
j. r. Crandall, Treasurer,
NJ. E. Mills, District Attorney,
A. S. Smith, Assessor.
Thos. a. Young, Surveyor.
j. Il. Gwynn, Public Administrator.
j. l.. Finley, Coroner.
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IN act.
IN .fCT,
Concerning tenants in common. Joint tenan

Concerning tenants in common, joint tenants and
cOpaTceners.
The People Of the State Of California, repre-
sented IN Senate end .assem6ly, do enact as
foUolcS:
Sec. |. Ill persons holding as tenants in COM
mon, joint tenants or coparceners, or any num-
Der less than ALL may jointly or sevcrally, bring
or defend, any civil action for the enforcement or
protection of the rights of such party
approved March 9th, 1857.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

f. W. sherman, lst District, Pine Grove.
W. Il. K. peyane, ID District, Gold Hill.
John McNally, Sd District Ilinoistown
John X. Cate, 4th District, Iowa Hill.
William Duck. 5th District. Yankee Jims.
The Board meet on the FIRST Monday in Februa'
y, May. August and November.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Presiding Judge, +. l.,
Frey and Rufus Smith. Associates.
Meets on the second Monday Of February, May
August and November.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. JOIN NJ. HOWELL. Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January, ana
on the third Mondays in April, July and October.
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COUNTY COIRT.

Hon. JAMES e. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the first Mondays in January, March.
May, July, September and November.
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State Government.
J. NELLY JOHNSON, Governor.
ROBERT NJ. ANDERSON, Secretary of State.
George. ii. Whitman, Controller.
Henry Bates, Treasurer.
John II. Brewster, Surveyor General.
VIM. 7, Wallace, Attorney General.
Paul X. Hubbs, Superintendent of Public In
structiOn.
W. q, kibbe Quartermaster-Gen
James Allen, State Printer.
VIM. Bushman, Private Secretary to the Gov
ernor.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
For the District of CaHfornia.-M. H. Meal
lister, Judge; Geo. Penn johnson, Clerk. Regu-
lar term, first Monday in July of each year
Special terms, at any time after thirty days mo-
tice.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
For the Northern District of California;
Ogden Hoffman. jr Judge; John A. Monroe, clerk;
James Y McDule, marshal. Regular serms, ilrs'
Monday in June and December of each year.
Special terms at the option of the Judge.
For the Southern District Of Cal1ornta.-l
S. r. Ogier, Judge; S. L. Carr clerk; A. S. hunt
er, marshall A. S. Taylor, deputy clerk at Mollt
Monterey; first Monday in December at Los AN
geles. Special terms at the option Of the Judge
SUPREME OOMRT.
Solomon Heydenfeldt, Chief Justice.
David S. Terry. Hugh Murray
Regular terms of the Supreme Court CONNER amen
oes on the first Mondays of January, April, 'uik
and October.
DISTRICT JUDGES.
1st. Benjamin Hays
I'd. Joaquin Carrillo.
3D.. Craven p. Hester.
4th. John s. Haear.
5th. Charles NJ. Creanor
9th. Alonzo S. Monson.
7th. I. W. McKinstry.
Sth. j. NJ. Peters.
9th. W. p. Dangerfeld.
10TH William T. Barbour,
1lth. John NJ. Howell.
18th. Edward Norton.
18th. L. Burke.
1fth. Niles Searles,
18th ] S Ptzer
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SANDWICH ISLAND CoTrUME IN THE CARS.
A crazy man at Rochester, recently enter
ed one of the passenger cars on the Central
Railroad with nothing on but a hat, cloak
and pair Of boots. lie took his seat in
front of two old maids, who were travelling
with three band-boxes and pet canary.
Shortly after leaving Rochester, the atmos-
Phere became 50 oppressive that the Strange
looking gentleman said he would hang up
his coat and "cool off few" He rose up
to do this which gave rise to a screech on
the part of the elderly ladies in the rear, that
made the conductor suppose he had run
over four hogs and German organ grinder
Tie rushed to the ladies. The ladies pointed
at the lunatic, and fell back in faint. Con-
ductor says shocking and pulls the bell
rope; train stops, Lunatic is encased in his
cloak, aud sent back to Rochester, in com
pany with breakeman and hickory club.
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PROBATE COuRT
State Government.

Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge,
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
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MAILS.

Arrivals and departures Of the Mails to and
from Auburn:
Arrives from Sacramento at 2 o'clock. p NJ
From Iowa Iill. lllinoistOwn. and Yankee Jims
at o'clock. \. NJ.
Closes for Sacramento at g. 2, NJ For the
North at noon.
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cloak, aud sent back to Rochester, in com
pany with breakeman and hickory club.
Judge Claiborne, of louisiana, we'll
known in those parts as Jud ge Dick Clair
borne, was parish magistrate, who sway
ed scepter like a despot, usually dispen-
sig justice, but putting his own interpre-
tation on the laW.-Among other duties
developed on him was that Of auctioneer.
lie sold all the property in the parish that
came under the hammer. 1t happened on
one occasion, while selling out the property
of deceased grocer, that an unruly parish
ioner disturbed the order of business by his
noise and nonsense. The auctioneer, in the
person Of the Judge fined him fifty dollars,
and sent him to Jail for contempt of court!
An application was made by an attorney
to remit the fine and release the prisoner
on the ground that it was no contempt Of
court as the Judge when fulfilling the du
ties of auctioneer, was not a court, and there
fore not liable to contempt The judge i'm
mediately drew himself up with all his dig
nifty, and replied to the lawyer
''Sr, III let you know that | am Judge
of this parish; Judge all The time; judge from
thereof and rising again; and as such,
am always and everywhere, an object OF
contempt"
II agree with your honor and withdraw
the application" said the attorney; and the
man had to make an apology to get out.
A critic, malignant enough to tell the
truth, says the most awkward thing in nature
is a woman trying to run. They can't do
it, They are not running institution-ex-
cept with their tongues. Ii there are two
arrangements that were never made for fleet
ness on the pedal, they are women and
ducks.
"What do you drive such pitful look
ing carcass as that for? Why don't you
put heavy coat Of flesh on him." said q
person to an Irishman who drove a very
lean horse "a HWY coat Of tlesh." asked Pat
'Be the powers, the poor crathur can hardly y
carry what little is on him."
Ey" remember reading Gn an old book
of anecdotes | believe) that at certain
church the beadle was accustomed, to GO
around the editice during service, carrying q
long staff at one end was tox's brush, at
the other a knob with the former he gently
tickled the faces Of those sleepers who were
of the female sex, while on the heads OF
their male compeers he bestowed with the
knob a sensible rap.
Joe Jinks was fishing, and Sally Squares
was sitting on the log beside him. "Sally,"
said he, II wish was a fish, and you was
bait; Lor-dee, how I'd bite"
In olden times a custom prevailed in
New England to elect the man last married
as hog constable A minister who was
elected said to his congregation: "Gente
men it is no new office at all; for, though
| have been called the shepherd of this
flock, preceive have been nothing but a
hog constable these 40 years"
Dutch Grocer-to little girl who objects to
Spanish quarter-"Dats yust as CUTE as any
one you y,st take it to Cuba and dey'l give
you twenty Ave cents for it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-07
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHI

~ The concern, heretofore doing business under
the style of JAMES MCEWEN & CO.. ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent All debts owing to the
concern. are payable TO the subscriber, James
McEwen, by whom all debts due by the concern,
will be paid on presentation -
JAMES McEWEN
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FALL TRADE, 1857.

We beg leave TO invite the Alteration of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
receiving, which ia few days will be very COM
plete in all the departments and will comprise the
largest and most commanding assortment We have
had the pleasure to sfier to friends and Gus
TONERS.
BY the ships Riga" and "Lalla Rookh," from
Liverpool to this port, and by various arrivals at
New York, We have receEeda large portion Of eur
importation Of
BRITISH FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
embracing every variety, ana ing which are many of
entirely and beautiful designs.
In Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestngs, Cloaks and
Nantes, Ladies' Dress Goods, Lace Goods and Em
broideries, our stock IL unusually attractive.
We are also receiving full as5or Iment of D0MES-
TIC FABRICS Of the most popular styles rnanufac-
tured. -
We shall be prepared to exhibit splendid stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING OF all grades, and hsy
Tag had it manufactured under thoroughly oompe-
tent superintendents. the premises We shallsnSe
competition in quality and prices, and feel assured
that can offer inducements in this branch unsur-
passed in this country
We respectfully solicit an examination Of eur stock.
which will be much larger than We have ever before
exhibited and " hich our increased facilities enable
to offer to cash or prompt buyers at prices that
will meet the competition Of this or any ether mar
ket.
Orders win at all times rec Give prompt and
ANS KENT. PAINE L co.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c.

e RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN
MI. Oh, the Old Clock of BARTHOLOMEW
sz1D stock,
It's the last of the fifty and neatest,
fhou2h its hands not gold yet its time has told
that its bell is the loudest and sweetest.
So friendly choice has bought the last Clock,
And to see them all sold makes me SMILE
;Snt listen TO me, just come and buy me,
jr else my kind friends must spile
low, who would leave this last old Clock,
When all OF the others are sold
have told through the summer the hours of day,
And still will tell it when cold.
f you wish for to buy the last old Clock
because that its time proves so true,
IN the corner of 18th and Main street You'll find
= the place still kept by BAR-rHO-L0-MEW.
All kinds of fine Watches and Clocks repair,
II the Corner of Eleventh and Main,
ssjust give call say, one and all,
FOR Richards is .timseif once again,
N. B.-0ver 20 years practical experience In the
Watch repairing business, in London and America
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yaeL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

8e The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making establishment, en- Lombard Alley. be-
tween Main and Cary, Q3th and 18th streets,) near
the Columbian Hotel, coaches, CHARIofEES,
BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops. and
SULKIES, all of his make, of the best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold rs low
good work the kind can be in the city of Richmond,
and respectfully ask call from those in want of
article in the Carriage line, rs am determined TO
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible,
and all work Sold that is new, warranted.
fe ls-gm MICAJAH MANGUM
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COAL.


GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale of COAL from the Deep
Run" aud Springfield" Mines, are now ready to
furnish superior lump COAL, well average, and
For GoA 0S IL for snd PINE WOOD well
soned apply to Mr.. Pitcher. at Coal Yard Scream
''a'Hi' uiA o"''' F. F. j. SMITH & CO, Agents.
It'll, between Broad and Grace sts
For For 3 Phs ssper cord ord dei So CASH.
Fer Coal as to kind and quantity. au I5-2m
GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscriber
~ is prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL
"3 orders hIled promptly anda good article at the
market price guaranteed. c,,so,y
aus Sim L: n. 1IbooN.
GOAL! COAL! COAL!-The subscri
~ Der is prepared to furnish his eus t9 and
f BhACK VII HEATH LUMP AvERAdE and FINE
COAL; also, the best quality ED and WHITE ASH
Orders left at his Office at the Coal Yard Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, will be promptly
attended to. ,o
jy 2i-3m q. d. LlPSCOmB.
A NTHRACITE COAL: Anthracite Coal
IA The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets, with one Of Fairbanks patent balances for
irons With 224s lis to the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed at,) at the very lowest market price.
or if preferred be will sell his COAL at advance
Of 10 per cent cost and charges at the same time
he will always keep on hand the best quality and in
ytes the particular attention Of his friends and die
public generally to give him call before purchas
ing at No. "A Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash. lie l2-ts) PC LARUS.
A Mt HRACITEC OAL.-NOTICE-
"A am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITECoAL,to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 2240 lbs to the ton
they allowing me commission of 10 per cent?
Those no wish to lay in their winter supply, will
A nd their interest to nurChAsa this
season Of the year. when coal and freights lew.
All orders enclosed to through the Post Office
Jeff at the Drug Store of Nessrs Laidley Robinson
corner of 4h and Franklin streets, at the law Of
fee OF Powhstan Roberts, Of 18th and Main SITS,
ere my office is kept0 will be promptly attended
% je lem WRIT ROBERTS.
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KENT. PAINE L co.

GREAT BARGAINS.-Until the 10Th
~ September, will offer our stock Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices. Many
Of them at ad below cost. The assortment Is com
plete and will be kept by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black and Colored Flounced Silks
Do. do. Bayedere do.
Blk Gro de Rhine and Mourning Snk
0rgande and Barege Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
Do. do Grenadines
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and Printed Mouslnin de LANES
BombsZnes, Alpacas, Talnise and Canton Cloth
French, English and American Prints
Brillisnts and Ginghams
French Wrought Collars and Sleeves
Vallincennes do. do.
Jaconet Edges and Insertings
Swiss do. do.
Thread Laces and Edges
Bobbin aud Lsles Edges and Insertings
Black Lace Wells and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls
Hemd and Embroidered Cambria Hdkh
Kid. Silk and Isle Thread Gloves
Silk and Ga re Merino Vests
Umbrellas and Parasols
White and Colored Marseilles and Bimity Quilts
Table Damssk and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Beached and Brown Shifting ..H
White and Colored Osnaburgs
Sleeps Grey Sattinetts Pulled Cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys
And every other article usually kept In first class
retail Dry Goods Store.
jy9 PARKER, NMM0 co.
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RECENT ACCIDENT FROM MOVING MAcHINEs.-At
Springfield, Ohio, Thomas Porter was killed. lie
was in u kneeling posture. forward Of the Machine
when the horses started and cut OFF his right ley
above the knee. lie was seventy years old. In
Ashtabula county, Ohio, Mr.. Barber, enc of the
great cheese mak.rs of that county, had his foot
nearly severed. In Lorain county, Ohio, Mr.. POM
eroy lost an arm and was otherwise injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-07
E VIRGINIA CENTRAL
f3f% SA1a3e.neeSdy RAILROAD
Track completed to JACKsON's RIvERi

In advance of time advertised the rails now laid
and instead of the 18th Of July,
on TIE iOT1
The passenger trains will certainly go to
JACKS0S'S RIVER, within six hours travel By
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over q
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company. who will enlarge the accommodations 10 .
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and WashiAg ton, on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning 70
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridgs Alum, Path Aiua
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs take the stage at
MbOro and arrive at the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond.
FARE.
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40 FRESH IMPORTED GOODS.
FALL TRADE, 1887.
wM. v. BUTLER,

c!snAiy srnsrr. RicHxosp, vrHaIsIA.)
Importer and wholesale dealer In China tarshep.
ware and Glass Lamps. Looking Glasses, Castors and
Fancy Goods. has received per ship "kiga." nom
Liverpool. direct to this port. and by recent arrf
yais 1T the port Of New York. full supply Of New
Goods nom the English Manufarteries, and from
Eastern and western Mannfhctoriea, choice stoek
Articles which he u determined 10 sell ct low price
"a Casa and PROMPT MONTHS buyers.
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessve Nerchants
arr respectfully soiicited TO examine goods and
prices
~ Orders promptly nlied, and goois packed In
the best manner VIM r. nUfLER
an Win 70 Main street.
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=c.ARRAIaE MANUFACTURES.

oEnr. DISSOLUTION OF Co-PART-
EtN NERsHIP.--Th tndersigned, WHO have
~ :, c...,1i,ctinu tic CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
III kIIsINEsS. under the firm Of AINSLIE,
BOWEN POWELL, have, by mutual consent. dis
solved partnership.
meuts and obligations Of the frm, collect all debts
due thereto, and will continue operations at the
ing engaged the services of ID. Y. Bowen and ii. III.
POWELL in their respective departments and adher
ing to the practice Of the concern of
ploying none but the best werkmen, using every
care in the selection OF materials and strict perso
nal attention to all work done By u.s. hope to receive
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed. q. A. AINSLIE,
y. BOWEN,
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The PANIC which ragged furiously few days
ago at New York Is gradually blowing over. The
Tribune of Friday says:
Tho money market continues TO work little ca
sier confidence gathers strength, and paper can
be passed, il of strictly irstclaSs at to per CT
better than the highest point of the week. The de-
maud is better but there is so much on the market
which has been under hypothecation. that the I'M
provement is checked. The banks feel stronger
and are being daily fortified by receipts of specie
from the interior. The Sub-Trcasury has paid out
$4,000 more than 1t has received aud will be still
depleted during the week. About 500 000 .;
Government stocks have gone TO Washington for re
demption, aud some $l50,000 of drafts are on the
way in payment of silver purchased in New Orleans
for the Mint. In addition to the disbursements of
the SubTreasury, at least $780, has been receiv
I'd from Boston, Philadelphia and the West, one
house having received nearly $500 900. Other
amounts are telegraphed on the way, including
some from New Orleans. The California receipts
including debts is probably Sl,700,O00, and nsu-
rance has been effected upon million, to bs re-
ccived by the next two steamers from Havana sent
here by sugar owners in Cuba to assist in carrying
their sugars here. small lot of specie was receiv
ed today by the Cahawb a from New Orleans pro
badly silver. 1t was, We understand. attached i'm
mediately upon its arrival. With all these acces
sions, We presume the Banks will be at the end OF
the week, at least three millions stronger than at
the end of the last weekly statement.
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KILLED BY LdHrNISG.-Two lads named Ross and
Charles Riggs, sons of Sylvester Riggs of Smith
Township, Belmont county, Ohio, were killed By
lightning on the 2ith ult. The little fellows were
returning from an errand, and seeing the storm ap
preaching took shelter in a barn, shortly after
which the roof was struck by lightning and both
instantly killed
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MECHANICAL.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-'fhe subscriber j,
fully prepared to do all kinds of work. in the abov
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to hi
numerous patrons for past avors and solicits con
tinuancs of the same. Being master OF his business
he promise his customers that all work done b.
him will st least be equal to any other house in thu
city and fully cheapa fact known to all person,
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Hei is prepared II
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FlTTING.-He is likewise prepared to do al
kinds oftias Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keepsalways on hand large and or
tensiye stock Of Veil and Garden Pumps.
e L. CHARLES LII LANGLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-07

SEIZURE OF GENoEsE BRIG FOR SMUGGuSG.-The
brig S1n -hictGete, of Genoa, which was seized at
New York, for violation of the revenue laws a few
day since, is In process of being condemned anG
sold; the captain and mate have run away, and the
crew, who have been discharged, with the excep
tion OF one who remains to collect their dues
sailed Tor GENOA on Tuesday In the brigantine San
yu1h. Inc captain tried to entertain the custom
house officer below in the cabin. wbiIs he 90,
brandy ashore without paying the duties But he
got cangat in the act. Honesty is the best poLcy
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AaALGAaarIoS Mor.--An Irish woman, p,meo
Elizabeth Daniel, living in Jersey City, married a
muintto' named Jno. Brawey, whereupon her
coantry,aen assembled Wednesday evening and
we'll nigh destroyed the house in which the nar,S
lived. certificate from priest to the effect th.i
they were not married quelled the riotinr.
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LADIES TAKE NOTICE

TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
L LEGE OF VIRGINIA.-This Infrmary, connect
ID with the Medical College of Virginia, located il
The city of Richmond, Corner of Marshall and Col
ege streets is open for the reception of Patient
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medica
Surgical aid. except the insane and those aborp
inder contagious disease, admitted into the Inst
lution. The accommodations for the sick
olete.
The Patients under the charge Of the Professor
# the College. The charges for Board Medical at
Eendance, Nursing and Medicine, are for
White Patients...........-.... S. per week.
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sUM6ER RDTREATe.

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
1x1 spRIN0S-yOTfCE.-var Various runors preju-
the opening and closing OF the seasons having been
Put ia circulation heretofore In order 10 prevent this
recurrence Of similar reports, now give notice
that the present season will net be closed before the
lst OF October. RIO. III. M06BY
au a6-ts President.