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n.WoRrH READIsa.-why is it that

so many suffer an repine aud drag out miserable
existence untitled for the enjoy ments and even or
dlnarY pursuits of life when relief may be obtained
and health and vigor restored, by treatment at
once convenient aud safe, we'll permanent in its
character2
To those who have suffered long with disease ul-
timating in loss of appetite. vigor &c. the under
signed tenders his professional services assuring
thesuierers in candor and sincerity, pleasant con-
venient and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
and sound body and mind without unpleasant re-
strict0ns hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
ALI diseases of private nature, from whatsoever
ause. either recent chronic structures irrita-
BILE bla ider, &C.; also. Scrofula, Asthma Rheuma-
tism, Piles &c, skifuliy and successfully treated.
Dr. HABRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooms
over 1927 Main street. above llth aud opposite the
American Hotel, No 81. Sd floor. Entrance on Main
4th door above / 18th street.
From this date until the lst of June, Dr. HARRIS
will not be at his office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays of each week. but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A NJ to 2 P NJ and to s P "a. ap29-3m
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SICKNESS on THE SHIPPING AT NEy YoRE.-The an
nouucemeut-th the cholera bad broken out IN
London, aud the yellow fever at the South, creates
some stir in New York, particularly fron the iact
that considerable sickness prevails at that quaran
tine. The ship 6rotto, from Cuba, bound to Eng
land, put into quarantine on Monday, with all her
crew down with fever, and her captain dead and
buried at The British ship Suzanne. from Ma
tauzas, bound for Greenock, has also put in after
losing her captain. Five of her are i'll, sup
posed to be from yellow fever. The health officers
have resolved that vessels coming from Cardenas
and Port au Prince be hereafter treated as coming
from infected ports. Information, from undoubt-
ed authority, has been received that yellow fever
is prevailing at both those places
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A CURIOUS PRI,F.--The Wheeling IntelligenccI
says: The clerk at an uptown grocery ,ow
tiSya since. opened h. eye wider. and was HeI5eo
with n nervousness akin to the ''b"CK fever. -
when omptyIng sack Of Flo Coffee, he discover
ed IN the middle OF 1t two small cotton cloth bags
or purses On oxemirins the contents OF one o
the bags Re found note on the Royal BANK o.
Rrazii. with the characters of 81 ,0o0,' purport
ing 10 be payable at that institution for value re
ceyed, dated 1897; also piece OF silver coin
about the size of quarter Of dollar, of Brazil
lian stamp ssred under the reign OF 'Petros ii,
and dated 1897 The contents of the other bag
nroved 10 be twelve syailar boys" little larger
than our dollar pieces, also of Brazilian coinage
and marked very plainly with the figures 10,
40" and $50" How tho described treasure
came to it's hiding place is matter OF curious
conjecture,
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DELLEVUE HOspITAL.-This Institu; |;

UELLEt UE HOSPlIAL.-Ihl8l lnstltu,
~ ton. which has been in successful operation for
the last tfus years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
Ia delightful airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tieuts and the successful treatment Of disease.
II has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the acc ,n-
modation of gentlemen who may find 1t inconye-
nicnt to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention VIII be paid to the tytH2-i1
yards, which are peculiarly commodous
Terms:
(Plydble on the removal Of the Patiently
White patients. per week.....-...........so
CCloled DO. .............,......... D
Private Rooms, ...............57 TO SIS
Sc City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine. BY arrangement
with the lnfrmary Of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from So TO $50 Will De cbarg-
ed for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertained beforehand by application to one Of the
attending Physicians
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten-
ton 10 all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 3th.
THOMAS POLLARD, III d.,
BaseIi ent of the Powhatan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, VI. d..
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
WM W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor TO state
Court House
TIos. NJ. NIXON, NJ. D. Resident Physician.
NH
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rH. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

Its wonderful effects aud consequent popularity
perhaps article in the history of Hatertd Hedicd
ever acquired the same patronage, subjected to
the same number of severe and differ ent tests, and
met with so few failures as the Mustang Liniment.
1t has Justly been styled Panacea for all external
Wounds, Cuts, Swelngs. Sprsins Bruises, or Erup-
ions on Man or Beast 1t is so far medicine of
prising virtue. that Physicians are compelled to
prescribe it; and from some remarkable cures Of
Chronic and distorted Rheumatic cases, it has natu-
rally attracted much attention from the first scien
tificlmiuds of the age. No family can afford TO be
without bottle Of the Mustang Huiment in their
house. Beaoare Of ImitttiOaS.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in all
parts Cf the world BARNES Il PARK,
lie 2i-d&cwlm Proprietors New York.
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Boy New FIRE PsooF RoorrvG.-Th

EzB NEW FINE IRJUF ROoflF"'- Ae
subscribers succ, ssors OF EsTiLL 4 Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
now offer tho same 10 the public
1t makes one of the very best and cheapest roof
ever usei for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BAhNs,
DEPOTS, a..
IL also makes an Invaluable PArsT for tin rcofs
stops the 1eaiy ones, and prevents those newly put
from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material viii net require
re- painting for many Year,.
Ali orders in ctr or country promptly attended
to. q. u. YALE & co.
l5o Main street.
sB- County Rightsiu virginia Tor sale.
10 l7-im
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s6y- INTERESTING TO LsDIEs.-Whep

in the course of human events, Ladies and Gertle-
lose of their greatest natural attTactionsa
tue head of har-it becomes matter Of serious i'm
portance, and the question is, what shall We do to
stop the hair from falling of and restore its yigor
and beauty. In reply to this query, We beg to say,
try Dr.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and 1MPRovER. A
few applications will stop the hair falling or break
ing, remove dandruH, keep the scalp clean and
white, and impart freshness and yigor TO the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years,
the continued use of 1t two months will insure you
a luxurant head of hair. Call and get bottle. and
if not satisfied, after the second application, return
it and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair promster and Improyer
Sold in Richmond, by
W PETERSON, Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall SITS.
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by way of celebrating the 4th, iubibed freely OF
fighting fluid. and then assaulted and beat Jane
Delany, for which he was arrested and Gagged. Pat
owned mp, when brought TO the bar, and promised
to touch lightly in future, ar the same time pro
Tossing regret for what he had already done As
the lady refused 10 appear and testify in the
the Recorder gave Pat moral lecture, and then
DISCHARGED him
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~ WALTER HARRISON,

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT Law.
No 81 WALL ST, NEW YoRR
Continues prac tce in all the Courts held in the
CITY of New York Is also a COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STATE 0F VIRGINIA and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. acknowledge
ment of Legal instruments, &c, and business en-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Messrs. 0elrichs 20. New York.
Henry Ludlam, 0"
Oerichs Lurman ! Daltmore
Wm. GilInor, Esq,
Ludlam Watson. Rshmond. Va.
IN. Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1852.
10 9-lm*
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EYES RIGHr.-A leisure hour may be
pleasantly spent at Corinthian Hall this evening,
where the Blues are holding Fair. Apart from
the decorations of the room, and the grand entree
of the soldiers, the delicious refreshments liberal
ly dealt ont by fair hands, are Inducements of
such magnitude as should not be oyeclooked.
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The CLARK SPRING Row.-Wm. Jone

The CLARK SPRING ROW VIM. Jones
and Dan'l Rogers charged with assaulting Messrs.
Arlington and Harris. at Clarks Spring, on the
lat inst, and with shooting Jno J. Tisdal have been
examined before Justices Waldrop and Sheppard,
of Henrico county, on the two charges. Rogers
was acquitted, there being no evidence against
him; but Joaes was held to bail to answer before
the County Court. Vim. W. Peasley, also charged
with being engaged in the same row. has been ar
rested and will probably be held to answer for
tJa Offsnea
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ess- BAKEa's PREMIUM BIrrERs.-Yor

must Aot be preiudieed bat give them trial In
cases Of Cholera Norbus and eammer compiaints.-
Tnese annoying and dangerous diseases are becom
il euite aent AZ this time. and IL not speedily
checked often destroy the constitution, and noi nn
Frequently life tself Asa sure and speedy cure. We
know OF no remedy equal 70 that nniy@srsagly @ ropn
lar medicine, BAKERS PREMIUM bliI shSi ana
we therefore advise every one 20 give IL Ini, As
a preventive TO indigestion, aud eofrectoT and p
rfer of the stomach these Biiters are uaaafpssssd
Every family should keep iUw bottles on hand.
PRICE 80 cents per botile-to be had OF all pr9m-
s,,y,. iA
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AssAULT1NG A LADY.-Obediah Evans


appeared before the Recorder yesterday. to under
60 an investigation, on the charge OF assauting
and beating Mrs. Nancy c. Linnett, on the 25th Of
June. The lady, on being called, asked the Re
corder to dismiss the warrant, as she had forgiven
the prisoner f.r the sake of his wife ard family.
He was intox lted at the tina he committed the
offence, aud had promised never to do SO again.
The warrant was thereupon dismissed.
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RECORDER srAsKE is filing the post Of

Nh0UhDkN OiAhkh IS IIIIHS tIIt pUSt OF
Mayor in the absence of Mr.. Joseph Mayo, who
has been spirited off By the New York National
Guard, and may possibly be held in captivity by
them until they arrive in the Empire State
When he left he expected to return Tomorrow
but taken as he is by the Seventh Regiment, who
knows that he may not cling to them till he dons
a suit of grey and becomes one OF those 'bold
soldier boysu
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No. 81 Grand street. Jersey City, N. J.
nv 2S--5wS

E~FREsH LEEoHEs-I have Just re-
celved, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at eli hours Of the day. at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and 1t
night on 9th street. French Garden HILL
my 2S-ts II. O. H0BSON
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The RIGHT SPIRIT. We are credibly

The NIGHT SPIRIT. .-He G are CreulDIY
Informed that our neighbors of Manchester are go
carried away with the military spirit which was
aroused on the 5th instant and with the soldiery
appearance of the "Eocky Ridge Rifles" that the
young ladies already at work preparing to pre-
sent that corps with stand of beautiful colors;
and the old men. not to be outdone, are arranging
to give them dinner. Hurrah for the Rifles, say
we, and if the spark of enthusiasm already per-
ceptible, ia kept burning, Capt. Clopton will have
uniformed command of eighty Lien by October
next.
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DARIsa-A negro girl in the service Of
G. = Burruss called Nancy, was before the Recor-
der yesterday and soundly punished for asssuisinG
Nancy Gibson in her own yard, on the Ith inst.
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ILL.GE OF LUcENow.-We learn that lady

TIE PILL.GE OF LUCENow.-We learn that a lady
residing at Clifton, the wife of gallant Major at
present serving in India, has received letter
from her husband, which gives glowing account
Of the treal ure seized by our troops at Lucknow.
As an earnest of his own success. he has sent her
home necklace of splendid pearls and some erne-
raids one of which is believed to lie of large value.
The gems are in comparatively rough state the
emeralds having been ignorantly, and, we had al
most said, mercilcssIy drilled through The letter
speaks of a corporal in the gallant officers regi-
ment having got bracelet which will probably be
worth from 100000 to G200,00 Another letter
from young officer received at Clifton states that
the writer has got three superb embroidered shawls
of rare workmanship ami great price.-E!1StCt Ne'-
curu.
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"CoALs FOR New CAsrLE."-.I

locals FOR NEW CASTLE" The
jamestown, on its last trip from lis city to New
York. took, as portion of its cargo one hundred
barrels OF onions, grown at DIR. Burtons farm, neg
Fairfield Race Course, in nenrico county. DR.. j..
has large crop of these bulbous roots. which
he designs shipping to the North, if he finds ready
saIe for them.
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1855 DR.. J. W. 0ARLIcK. DEAR Err After keep
ing house for several months, and being srequs mt
ly foiled in making Loaf Bread. was induced to
try your TEMPLES BAKING POWDER, Since then
have had little trouble and so rarely fail to have
good bread have thought IL but due to ron that
should say as much, as have had in constant use
yeur invaluable powder for more than year
HENK7 B. Hall.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
ief Sole Prnrriefar
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HOBSON
RICHMOND, JUNE 10TH, 1858.
sfETo Dr. M. EkHN:-DEAR Sin. fee


F9To DR. M. KAHN:-DEAR Sir: lfeel
successful removal OF a tsmor from the side oil INV
neck, of fifteen years standing. weighing upwards
of three pounds, without the use of knife and OF
which am now well. was examined by several
eminent pm sicians of my county, who advised me
to have nothing done with it.
Yours &c. MARY j. GRUBBS.
&1- Residence Beaver Dam, hanover county, Va
ea- DR.. KAHNS Office Is the corner of 22d and
Main streets. Ie l5-3ms
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; MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR

Zig RhNr.-lntending to discontinue housakeep.
Ih+. "iler tor rent my residence in Manchester,
ALGlag rye comfortable aud good sized rooms.
GF u them with irs places besides two basement
I.eas used st present Us a kitchen and servants
room.
The house s nearly new. and very convenient. IN
m Gust u"al'hy part Of the town, and one OF
t. htst sprlLgs in this region, and commands a
PgT Oi kthmond from end 70 the other
"ol.j ike to sell also the most Of my House
hold ami Kitchen Furniture.
, t. a good tenant the rsnt viii be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
ApiHy Al ;His OtlCe. my lots
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IssANrrY-REL,aios- Ray, in the report OF
the Butler Hospital for Insane, in Rhode Island,
says; 81 bslieve-and il is in some measure the
result Of Considerable observation Of various pys
Geological states-that in this age OF fast living
nothing can be relied upon more surely for preserv
iug the healthy balance of the mental faculties,
than an earnest practical conviction of the great
truths of Christianity.
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INAUGURATION OF A MoSUaEsr.-Ths new monu-
ment to Gen. Brock on Queenston Heights, G. w,
will be inaugurated on the 18th October next, the
anniversary OF the battle of Queenston The old
monument vas blown up by Lests, 1.-The pirate
during tie Canadian rebellion, some twenty years
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So REAL ESTATE
si NEAR STAUNTON,


IT i B4RG4IT!
A COMFORTABLE FRAME pW ELLING HOUSE
al ~, ordinary SIZED BLACKSMITH SHOP with
F'tk ACRES Of LAND attached, on the line OF
i.~ virginia Ec,lral Railroad. within enc niie .!
S,aGut9u, viii be sold by BOW EKS SNYDER Il
CEAEtE. ~ A B,EGAlN. As they arc DESTROYS Of clio
sI.. Mp tic business ot their late copartuership as
s.-H As iCticale. 1t has the advantage Of q Wa.
tari E"f ana a we'll located for c-nducJig a small
.u'r~ business.
inquire I \. X. TROUT, ESQ, Staunton, Va or
AcA SNl bEh, ~ the Richmond St0ye Works.
Je .t-3m Richmond. Va
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WATCH HOUSE OPERATIONS j

month of June past there were 1856 persons of all
coloTs and sexes locked up in the two station
houses of this city. OF this number, SIS were
whites, 56 slaves and % free negroes. In the first
station-house, the humber of prisoners were-4.
whites, 90 slaves and II free negroes In the second
staton-houSe, Ii whites, 20 slaves and & free ne
groes.
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DS- .sTo GnD RrrIxsD GoLD, to paint

u
To throw perfume on the violet,
( To smooth the ice, or adi mother hue
To thu rainbow
or sreak In praise Of the PHOTOGRAPHS and An
kRsfffPfS made at AlSNtS' Phptograpa and fis.e
Art Iiallery. i95 Main street
lis wastefui and Tdlcaleas.e
They speak for themselves, rs sll who patronlEo
his establishment viii testify. Jef9
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sSs- HousgKgsrsss and others. wh

wish TO facilitate ths making Of Bread, Pastry. &c
aud have tho incest end most wholesome, should try
aEMPLE'S INFALLiBLE BAKING PONDEk--
Price ~ cts. per bcx. w GARLICk,
taI2 Sole pronrietor
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sGr SARATOGA EXPIRE SPRING WATER

This Water, fresh from the Spring can be obtained
at Messrs PURCELL. LADD Co.'S, No. l22 Main street.
Rishmond, Va by the gross or simple box. Also, for
sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the city For
analysis directions for USE and certificates of emf
nent physicians, circular, which can be obtained
at the Drug Stores.
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, g. W.
WESTON & Co, Saratoga Springs, or at their Do
pot, 8 barclay street, New York. ap I6-3m
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ytsIrERs AT mosTREAL-E Governor 4. G..
R,ovn. limited States Senator from Mississippi;
lion. @. r. Singleton. of Mssissippi: Hon. ) Went
worth of Chicago, III; and Sir w q Gore, Baronet,
OF England, are now at the Donegsnna Hotel IN
Montreal.
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AND SHAMPooISG SALOON, under the American Ho-
el-entrance on llth street
N. Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
ali hours Single Bath 25 cents or tickets for one
dollar. les
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AN ALARM OF FIRE, about II O'clock
yesterday morning, was caused by the ignition o
a few pieces et timber at barrel factory near the
South side of the basin. The FIRE was subGGed
without serious difficulty.
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DaowsED.-on Wednesday evening, a sail boa,

DRowsED.--0n Wednesday evening, q sail boat,
in which were L. v. wilkins. Principal, of the
Church street Poughkeepsie Grammar School,
George Wilson and his younger brother and two
sisters were accidentally run into By the steamer
sic. and Mr.. Wikins drowned. The Daily Press
saws SIR wilkins was an Englishman by birth,
about - years of age. He graduated at Oxford
University, England, and was maa OF finished
education.
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Goop--In the early part Of the American war
Franklin went to Paris, in hopes Of obtaining ps
cuniary resources from France For some time
he was unsneeessfai ard being present at aiarge
party, gen entleman observed:
II, must be oaaled. sir, THAI America new exhi-
bits 10 us u grand aGd magnificent speetaeie.s
sTrue, piled the doctor, dryly; but the slse'
taturs do not pay
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sr sHsRnEr AND ORANGE NECTAR

We have added these fine luscious syrups to our al
ready extensive list which are served UP with
WARiNG PEARCE. Druggist,
ie23 Broad ST., above 9Th.
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FOX RuNT AND sAI.H.

FOR t.ENT.--A room over the o.
~ e,e { Iaemas ". Deswell, Esq Governor ST,
hf Us Wv HARDWOOD
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~AcHrLLEs AsooL1, M D., Home

ACHILLES AsCoLI, M D., Homeo-
pathist (late from New York. and fnrmerly an AlIo-
pathc practitioner) respectfully soicits the patr0
mage of the citizens OF Richmond.
A4-Lffiec on Grace street, between 7th and 9Th.
N B-References Of the highest respectAbility.
Medical advice and treatment GRATIS TO TEE PooR.
at his Office, every day, (sabbath xay excepted BE-
tween 4 and o'clock, pm.
VACCINATION GRArIs TO THz Poos every wednss-
day, between 8 and o'clock, P. 81. my I2-lys
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GRADuATEs.-The commencement at Georgetown
ID. g. College took place Wednesday. The degree
:. Rudd, of Virginia, aud DofHinic Mcguire, Of
North Carolina. Among the graduates were Jas
IL. Dooley, Jho. +. Dooley, Harold Mathews, Nicho
las Parsons, Thos. j. McAdam, Sam'I 5. Shriyer
David Shriver, Jno. T. Finn, all OF Virginia. All
of them received medals for various accomplish
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AFfE.Lg B.cHELeR = At the Fl SC animal cons.
tnepeenieDt OF Mount uni1n 4, IL ge, Ono the ee'
gree OF Bachelor of Liberal Sciences was conferred,
among others, upon Miss Jane W. Chapman.
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s: IN. si,r, on Main street lately occupied by
- Irru hss bern beautifully fitted up-and divi-
s..tt tor tenaTents, tor stores below and family
.>.,e. oac tna"men: hSs ecen leased ana for
'."- ss~e JAS THOMAS la