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Seyion, Charge.

LAscAsTER, tPa-,) Feb I2-B- c. Bachmnn, late pres
dent Of the Lancaster Bank arrested this afternoon
the charge Of embezement Of the funds Of the bank
held 10 bail in the Of $4,000.
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THE RICHMOND ENoUIRER.

Ii will be from the suhoiaed that Roger A. Pryor
esq The talented accom- and widelyknown editor
of the Richmond Enquirer has Withdrawn from that old
and influential journal:
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7 ItutfUdd uhu htptF ITupttftHy-
CHrcAeo, Feb. l2.-There have been through trains
the Rock Island sro.d this week. The navigation
the Missouri open. The first boat up to-day
pervie has been damaged by the recent eshet the
amount Of $4,000.
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Reslrosd and R.per Trassllisa.

New YoRE, Feb. l9The United States sloop owar Ger
mantown has arrived here.
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Rohn,s Hand-book OF washineto,

Bohn's Handbook OF Wa shingfon.
rHIs 81 tve,y curnnr
complete guidr a panoramic
city, public buildings. saipary-
&c Nashugfon al the &C,
'bs capaci sisRd tn
Feh -
HON. PRESTON BROOKS
A FINE plate &C. much isnsp'-d
"a Pubshed by BONN. Nv rrnrtinr -, tses
he ma IN wv pau &c tH~a Stsf~s.
Address The pnhsher, sshinfloR, u a..
THE soss~n L.E~.ys story or Lies a hRsss- So
IL Lady. ~.
xepophuns Anayssi with sEP.ana,oa Nv Ri-e ~
For cate TAYLOR AND MtuRYS
FEB lie Bookstore, 9th sifcci
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dis EEcellency ISAAC ], SrEvESs,
Governor of tbs Territory Of Washington.
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4 CosTEsrs Our Administration Of Criminal Justice Murder
OF the Dallas Treaty
stay Murder How They Trials Frsnce
Sub Telegraph
To-n; Eha The Age Discovery Domestic In
eirence Foreign News; secret Queries
Dealh DevI Agricultural Items Ars sciences
II &C.
sinry, yearly, o. 80.
| Feb IL FGAxCR TAYLOR
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RAILROAD shoWED ChDER.-The Long Isl
land Railroad track was showed under y hen our
FIRST sncw storm came, and has not yet reappeared
IA ali its length The trains got far as Cuichne ue
some eight miles this side of Greenport. on Nav
Years day, and hepes were very strong that tue
remainder f1 OF the way would be opened by to~day
The snow tell quite deep. but that was not tie
worst OF It Snow has trick of blowing badIy
on Inc EAST end, and the Island surface is almost
dead level, wherever there is cat for the road il
dTifts III. There is but a single track and conse-
4uently whore there is bi, OF hill to cut through
It Is something of i2b to get The snow out. What
remains 10 BE- dug out now must come out BY the
shoVtisuI snow plows making about as much ims
preston on it as they would buttng against the
city bah -BrookiyR Press Jan ;
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WoMES VOTING Kentucky is the most gallant
try, or the world is the right of suffrage exnresJ
conceded to woman. BY the Revised Statute. snv
woman having child, between the age of six ana
eighteen years, may vote for school trustee This
nght was exercised year ago by several uido VS.
In the Northern part of the STATE
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FATAL AcciDENT.-Rev. mir. Boyle, for six
years presiding over the Roman Catholic Church
Ia Elmra, New York, died on Saturday night last
from injuries received by falling fron, gcatold in
the lew Catholic Church in thai VILLAGE
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assr p,s Death or rwo RELATIVES OF PREsI.
E;n,an. .aANhaS-Ihe town and neighborhood OF
.jax.ay morning lrst, by the sudden demise Of
Em.re.n pnacaansn, Eco second cousin to the new
des,h nn 81 1endent who up TO tbs moment of his
sod bssI,s u9ay night, was apparently enjoying
Tne'v hhssnh ms oroihsr. Beaver Buchanan Esq !,
Of 81 srfYn Iloshsr was immediately seat for and
oeart which he had been Lab, rirx under far sons
,shi, &c shich ended fs,slly On Tuesday afternoon
- =. nsins Of the former were heins CONVEX p
- ~ ns ensfetyafd They were the ne Arrest rsia
49, ~ his eco try 70 the American Prssidsnti
Aaeut feity ytsss OF age, unmarried and hish
81 .li cisnss Of the comm uni'y for kfud-
stss sni ben violence, without sxeeprion q usr.y
Fsynaa1oeh Lslaadj Mat
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TOHN Il. Cook General Agent and Cs

EUHN L.. COOK General a gent and Col
y lector, would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he will continue in the
ING AND HIRING OUT NEGROES, renting out
houses collecting claims, &C. &c, ct the same old
stand, Lisle's Building, Pearl street, Richmond Va
to with prouPtness and dispatch. Thankful for past
favors, he soIicits continuance of the same.
gs7- Being agent for a number of tbs springs per-
sons having servants that they may wish go there
cext season by placing them in my lands and hiring
them on with that understanding will be able TO
give them good situations.
Also, Agent for renting cut Metropolitan Hall.
References -Robt A. Mayo, Kent Pane L Co., 4
". Fioutnoy, Harvey Armistead, Gel. C. Crozet,
VIM. Scot, william B. Newton, Hanover, VIM
w. Michaux Powhatan.
de I8-d&ctf
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TIE NEW FkkSCOED ROOM IN THE CAPITOL
EXTEhsIoN.-ln the Senate Naval Commute.
room OF the extension will be found series of six
pictures illustrative of our naval history, painted
by George r. West, of this place, viz Battle OF
the Constitution and Guerrier; Perry Victory on
Lake Erie; Cutting ont of the Philadelphia in the
port of lripoli, by Decatur; Violation of the
Neutrality Laws by Great Britain, in the destruc.
ton Of ihe Plivateer General Armstrong In the
port of Fayal; Engagement of the Bon Hornme
hiehsid and Scraps, snd the Launch of the MIN
nesota al the Navy Yard - Udsh. Star,
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T ADIEs' BAZAAR. AT 304 BROAD
L. street, betw cen 9Th and 5th streets, Rchmo nd.
choice assortment of DRY GOODS, suited for the
season and exclusively for Ladies' Velyets, Moris
Antique and other Trimmings, great variety; Rib.
hons Flowers, E,nbroideries, Gloves Hose, &c
Also variety of articles: Ready Made; Childrens'
and IuitntS Clothes. hand snd mace to to order;
Embroidery af every style executed in tbs neatsst
manner All OF which will be sold % per cent. less
than can be purchased in the city.
de 20-dlrn
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"A MARRIL Ss IN THE Cars the cars bs,vs.,
bangor AGO foEtiand accident occurred on sstnr-
oas morning little GU. Of TIE u.ual cours- So
man, who bal pr vded hiuself with c,srvro AZ
stood up in enc Of the and in the ursssncs y,
ne rsssense and white the train was at It's usus
Falier. Our eastern friends are ey,dsntIy
people. -usn''yi issI
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EMOyAL.--Dr. PLUME has removed
"a his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church South side AID about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. Dr. 2. continues to treat
ali syphlitc and gonorrh9al complaints; and hsving
had much practice in this line fatters himself that he
can give very general satisfection A call nom
hose interested is solicited.
DR. p ais, makes and vends one of the best resto-
ratives chemical Extract OF French Flowers,l for
constitutional weakness, offered to the public.
DR.. P. may be consulted conf 3entially by letter.
or otherwise Medicines Eecurely packed ana sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A H., till P. 81. franklin
street. near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va. no 10
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eoAkTHlhS Nav -Horss shoes without nail. ne
sAs 81 tn~ nost nss fai ,yentiops of the asy Tbs
,fyea'of m@kssths whole In two rieces empIovins
IL addition. two small srow1 10 Aid Ia sore ~,
bsits To- either, Ahs
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EhESTlNX DIMUNSTkATED.-~
~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity that
she will give information in ali the affairs relating
life, such as HEALTH Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
ney Law Suits Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Death, and in respect to all
other ubects both past present and future and all
concerns of life. Terms Fer Ladies Is cents, Gen.
tlemen SO cents. each. Apply at No. II, (which is
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
oc
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"a thef- were % deaths from feysr in New vi
81 Is ioiioRs; Bilious 20; Chagre., 10: Cona..tiye
Nesraus g. seetie Intsrmittent, 25 Military 5,
10; typhoid, $50; Typhus, 4s6; Yellow 2 and no.
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NEW York, January LIST, 1857.

TIE UNDERSIGNED will in future, conduct bust
ness for his own account and on Csnfrais sion. 70
the present he may be found at the Office of Messrs
). A L T. A Pattescn lf4 Front street.
NEW YoRK, January Isl, 1851
ia I-S.awSw W4hH. PRICE.
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THE UNITED STATES SHIP SUPPLY IN HURRI
cAsE.-The CameLs all Sete.-Adyice5 from Malta
stale that the Unted States storeship Supply, Cap
tain David ID. Porter, was obliged to stop at tha.
Island on account of a terrible storm which occur
red on the 39.h November. An officer on board
writing home, says:
"Decsmb list, harbor of Malta, 4 7. NJ At 10
o'clock last n ght about tiXty miles from
so )re wind ahead aud Und er tn. least posaole sail
al cay The barometer, which has been faithful
trend To US had been gteadlly failing, although
there indication OF hard weather. 4 pleasant
eIly breezs hai been blowing all day. At night
fa there frequent lightning to the west hs
captain ordered Sail taken in and sverythi snug
oamel", &C
About 10 O'clock the squaIl struck U.s. and think
1neyer heard anything like the bowling and shrek
ing Of the ind Che ship qlivered all over | could
feel the nssts bending Tae h-lm was put up and
drove before; waa coon up, dressed and on deck
for tho sc ne was sublime The lightning was viva
and ncessa tut the wind drowned the voice of IL
thunder. The SEA und was white a. milk and al
though Wa had scarcely any ssil on, drove along
sttwelve MI es an hCus. NO damage was doGe no w.
The captain took the de *, and cave his COM
rDancs IN Q eer. quick voice.
~ he HURRICANE su5sided about half an hour to a
decent gale, END rs the wind wGs ahead to 80 our
course, Ne put Dack at oBce for Malta, where We
beVe just snivsd. We dld aot part sheet OF can
Yass rope carried away; and f The fo3 IT,
four cemeli which were purchased in Smyrpa Nv
Mir heap, cot dne received the iesst ipjury
II here is mo- no DOUBT that cam=ls be safsIy
transported to tbs Unit States and that they arc
NEST usstni eGmais 10 one can dispute They can
bsar eMtfeiHes Of h at End cold, long igen, snd
eoCn n al es regards tood. I'll 2ss ON board tns
supply a. nE- speC;ena, selected with care; 0ne is
nu en'r nous ts'iots Bactraian, aad weighs from
100 10 coo pouucs. During storm tbs csmels q t
strapped Gown Gu thsir hnees in which position they
rave had to remain as long seven DAYS When
released iIol the as-enlnGs, tn y rise with secri
", end sesm zone the worss for il. We sail TO-DAY
toecsobar 6h homeward bound, the weather bav,
ing been scls.sTCus 10 delay the deDsIture of
tbs mail. All 81 boari in good health"
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ELLEYUE HOSPITAL -.ThJs ius,ifu-
20 ion is sItus ed on Church bill, Richmond Va :,
in delightful airy oai'icn and is furnished with
every co2venience conducive TO the comfort of pa
t1eDts and the sug cesAtUi treatment Of ciseaae.
The Lylng-lu Wards are peculiarly eonlmodous.
The Undersigned give tn air personal attendance +
all patients placed uaGsr heir charge.
TERMS:
Col?red Patients. ....................85 per week
" ultes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Private mmOGatiOrs. ............. 7 to 10 g.
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Msd-
iciues, and Medical and Suvgi:al attendance.
EV~ No Small Pox adr,1tfed
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES sOLTON, NJ. D,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th
c. 3 MILLS, NJ. d,
18th street, between Broad end Marshall
ar COLEMAN, NJ. D..
Corner of 4th and siIacc streets,
Resident Ply sclan-~Dr WOOD "a tim
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SChUUL NU14Ck. The next st s.io5 Of
- the school at my house, tMeadow Farra,) ssytn
mics frefn Richmond, will CONNIE nee on MONDAY
iztn mat, under the superinteads nse of Mr.. q. q
sAsBf, graduate OF Columbian College, and con-
Time ten months
TEkMs-For board and Tuition, $3.50
Chiidren commits ID 10 nv esre will bs trenfes
a. my own w. b. SYDNOR
Remover. Jan. is., 1857 ia 2--Stawsws
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s.sGiNG.--Tse exercises in thia ssSe ara
4 have already Commenced In my sale dArmes,
Nc 90, Main street. who're prepared to receive
a3tasther number 81 puriis
Tsrra-Fiye dollars coarse OF twelve lessons.
cc It-u r. WILBACHEk.
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HEAR FRfs1E A LATE MEMBER OF
IL TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VIZ.
GINA This is TO Certify, That have been using
in my family DR. |. scotrs Celebrated White Circss-
sian Imminent for several year, and fully sstis-
fed it is the best Lniment | have ever uFed, al
though have used not less than dozen other kinds
and with confidence recommend il to the al
fctsd- JAMES EFAES.
December 4, 1856.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcsn, Ladd
4 Co, and Alex. Duve Richmond. de
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MEDICINES.


saCK sON,s EXCELci0K BITTKRSais
j pecuiisrly adopted, by its cornpchtion, 70 every
S,.sss Of the liver sndstomach which ii produced By
our eve. ..s liver oomSu q z he o.
Prepared only By 4. q. JACKSON, and sor :. sale
BY Drus sists seneraliy. isA
N1Rs. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIK-Thi
wi excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds, Whooping Cough. Pulmonary Complaint and
giving great relief In Consumption and most diseases
creating in popularity The following testimonial il
" RIcHMoND May Is, 1858.
Mrs. Il. B. DaUs: Dear Madam, take great pes'
In certifying to the beneficial effects OF your val
liable medicine, named and 20 well known a. "Mrs
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used i in my
family for the last seven years. In the use of which
my wifi. has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from q disease Of tie chest contracted during
my campaign in the late wsE with Mexico, with all
gratitude Madam towards you, for its good effects,
proper, for the benefit Of the community at large.
You're +i ffeRsfsIsd9y Z, BALL.
Yer sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS Bennett Eesrs,
Alex Duyal, Paterson l. Jackson, Chss. Millssazsh,
q. J. Pieot, A. Bodeker and chsre, D. Yale.
CIGHT X < ITO II Il ID .-- ANOTHhR
TOMS VEGETABLE TGNcTURE.
NEAa CsEsTERTowg, Oct Sd, 1861
Nessra. Mortimer & Motcbray: Having seen Ger
fcste of great cure of scrofula by Hanpto1'E We
setable Tpcture servant boy in the family OF the
Hon VIM z. Thomasson, Of Kentucky, with oertif-
Gates Of Hon. H. Clay and others terrifying per-
sons cured by it. also induced to try the Tine
turs on servant girl of mine Her disease 1c1s scro-
fulz in its worst form she was bland IN both eyes
and her casa bad thst never expected to see
her restored | procured the Tincture ard an hap
py to say before she had used bottle she bsgan to
seeead by the time she had taken the second bottle
her eye-sght quite restored, end she cured of
this loathsone disease, snd now though two years
have elapsed abe has had return of the disease
and consider her entirely cured by this Tincture
give this certificate that others may be induced, as
was. to try this most valuable remedy IS believe
from what have it would cure most diseases of
this kind. b h ANDERSON;
Kent county, near Chestertown, I'D.
IL Delicate Lad;es and children will please give
it trial.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
COUGHS Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
5crofuls. As female medicine it is Unrivsllsd.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves end
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Sold by 0. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LAID
& CO, Richmond; BY DR.. COOKE, Frsderioksbufg By
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIREH Il
ROWBRAY, Baltimore, AID BY Druggists saa Store
keepers everywhere.
~" 81 per bottle; bottles FOX So.
no 5-dActs
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CLOTHING EMBELLISHMENTS.

>gs e NORRIS has received per the
sA last steamer, fresh assortment of Fall and
Do Winter CLOTHING, for the Wholesale and
-ARs retail Trade, viz Overcoats, Ragl ems, Pants,
Vests &c; slso large assortment of Beaver Cloths
of different shades and coors, plain and fancy Cas
emeres Scotch pIaids, nc Silk ana Six Velvet
Vestings OF all kinds and prices fer custom and city
Trade He would ask bis friends to call befors pur
CHASING elsewhere. T.. MORRIS,
100 Man street, Richmond, Va.
NIB A large assortment of Negro Clothing, from
ST 70 e. u suit.
~ Wsnted-From twenty to twenty-five good
TaiIors no 2l-2m
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MARBLE WORhs --MILLEK & VIM
lVE CENT, Dealers in Italian and American Mar.
hie, and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS. TONES,
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FURNlYURE MAR
Main st.
We respectfully invite the attention OF thess in
want 10 our stock hand which consists of
large and well finished assortment as can be found
at any establishment 10 the city.
HONUHENTS of any size or design made to
der at the lowest New York Philadelphia prices.
Remember the place, and please give call af.
ter examining workmanship and prices elsewhere.
no 30 SIN
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| NEW CUNtEHN.
y JOHN III UICKERSON

kEhzzaA JOHN Ill DICKERSON
III ~ The subscriber having, on the lst 1st
purchased CT Mr J. IL CoLGUITT his er.
tire stock OF SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLEs,
COLLARS, BITS, SPURS, &c. &C. will continue
to carry the at the old and, ut the
Of Main and 18th streets where may be found,
all Tines every thing usually kept ia the line He
has hand one of tho largest aud best assert
Tneats of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, &c e,
ID be found in the city, to which he nvites the
patrons Of the old concern, his friends and tho
public generally, ali Of which s is prepared to sell
as low be purchased elsewhere for the money.
lis hores by strict attention TO business 10 have a
share of tbs public patronage.
Particular attention paid to REPAIatNG.
cell is respectfully solicited. ss shall cell low
for CASH. JOHN Il pIGkERSON.
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a THOUGH 4 live in the Country
- hundred miles down,
IA have my repairing dom always In towni
AA And the tradearan / oval with 10 SAh'
THOLOMEW. ILL., ,.u
Rut bs,s | would tell you the right OF ny tais,
I was thrown from my horse right ON to q ran
NV Watch. it went further, smack INTO aiIeh
Ard ruutsd the wofksto to- very bad pitch
took II 10 one, who said IS trade it away
But valued the watch, snd was willing 20 PsY
When A risnd told me of a matchmaker ne xneW,
AZ .ba.,. hoyy I came to know EARTHOLOmE"
He aid mo the watch, and some jewelry fine
Ana nv wstch to this day, keeps excellent time.3
T1a" 'N' WEI j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Mafer,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry OF all kinds, repair
al in the best manner, and moderate terms az
anv othsr house in the city oc ~
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* ID. DENUON hns ior sale geo Enam-
~. elled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces, en-
bracing Square Topped Circle and Elliptic Patterns.
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Nicola
MICS Institute awarded silver medal, the highc ct
PREMIUM TO SAMUEL D. DEEooH for the best speci-
mems of Crates and Tenders ALSO, for sale, large
stock of Bells Brass Brick Moulds &c. Apply at my
Bel and Brass Foundry, No US Main street, between
9Th and 9th, west side, Richmond, Va. &C l6-3r2
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CU-PAkTNkKSGIP.
The undersigned have this day associated them
ssves under the name and styls of J. A. & Z. A
PRTTESON. and will continue the transaction OF Z
Commission Business in Leaf and Man 9}actuyed To
bdcco at the old stand of fsttesou ,rce, l04 From
street. JAMES A. PATERSON,
THOMAS 4. PATTESON.
NEW YORK, January lst, 1857.
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asALT AND PLaSTER..~The Virginia
~ and Tennessee Railroad is finished to sajtville,
and | am now pre- pared to furnish SALT and PLAs-
TER to customers in sacks barrels upon the most
accommodating terms and upon the shortest notice.
My Agents along the line of the Road will receive
orders for either article in any quantity customers
may desire. The attention of farmers is particularly
invited the Virginia article and feel assured that
trial of either both articles will result in its
elusive use. Any orders addressed to dir. C. T.
LITCBFIELD, my agent in Lyuchburg, win meet
with prompt attention.
All ARTICLES of my brand ere warranted pure.
THOS. L. PRESTON
de 9---2m* sa!tville Washinston county, Va
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ErHESH ARRIVAL OF TEASING have
IL just received, direct from New York, sort
ment of GREEN and BLACK TEAS, of finest quail
ity, which we will sell cheap.
JAMES ECEWEN & Co,
de G4-lm 9Th 81, opposite the New Market.
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sNElEMARY tsF THE MEDICAL. COZ
LEGE OF VIRGINIA This irfirmgry, located
IN the c ty of Richmopd, (corner of College aud
MARSHALL stJeet s ofen for tho reception of patients
throughout the year All requiring Medical
or Surg cal aid, except the insane and tn Iaborng
under coctseous diseases a6mi ted into the In
sItpion he accommodations FOR the sick are com.
plete
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors OF the College. aided by a resident Phy.
sicisn The charges for Medical attendance surei-
cal Operations, Nursing, Dies, Medicine, and every
ssrvioe rendered By the Institution, are for
'4!Na'e rooms. .......... 10 10 Il
ard WELFnRD.
Acting Physicians-Prof. TUCKER, scorr and
CONWAY. ~
Pesident Physician-MARIoN HOWARD Nn
Stewsrd-E. NJ. PARRISH
President Of lntirmary-L s. JoyNgs, MD
fefs ms IN the couhtry wishing 10 send patients 10
the In7rmaTy, or desiring formation NAV sd 4ress
the President or the SteWsrd iaS an