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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-01
WILLIAM STAG G, IA
Merchant Tailor, IA
Corner of Bank and lith streets NJ

.
VA Corner of Bank and lth streets, NE
portunity OF informing bis friends aud the pubic
generally that he has commenced the above hBsi-
ness and hopes BIZ assiduty and attention. to marit
n share OF pablo patronage. w. &. feels himself
competent. from over 40 years practice 10 England
and America to give entire satisfaction to all
may favor him with their orders. Particular atten-
ton paid to the cut and fit of Pantaeons; trial
will suffice.
N. b--Boys' Clothing and Militia Uniforms made
In superior style. Caters on hand and made TO
order Cutting and Repairing done to order, at
shortest notice. ma Inns
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NEW TANNEnY.

TINE subscriber having established Tannery 10
MehanesviIle, Aamance county IN The North ;afo-
lima Raiioad, will be pleased to furnish 10 those who
may favor him with their patonage.a good article OF
Sole, Upper and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken in exchange for Leather, and libera
prices paid in cash for them.
BOOTS and SHOES manufactured TO order, and
made Of the very best French and Northern Skins and
from Leather Of my own tanning. Allwok done in my
shop waIranted 10 be well done.
STEPHEN A. WHITE.
Sept. i6--06--- Mcbanesyille, N. q.
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, :, GASTRIC
JUICE, prepared from Rennsi. allie, The difsrlian,
Of Baron lielas. the great Physiological Chemist by
J.HuUGHrON. ". d., PhfiaJsphis. pa
THIS is NATURES OWN REMEDY Tor an On.
healthy stomaeh. No art u man can equal u. cufa.
tive powers Il contains no Alcohol Buffers. Acids 81
Nauseous Drugs II 10 extremely agreeable 10 the
TASTE. and may BE- isken ~ the most feeble patient.
who cannot caa water cracker without scue di.tss..
Beware u Dragged Limitations. Psgsin i moi drug
Gall on The Agent and get . Descriptive Cufulaf,
gratis. giving large amount of seieniffe Evidence
from Liehigs Animal Chemistry Uf. Comlrss Phys.
olpgy 81 Digestion; Dr. Ierera on Food and Diet
Df. John w. Draper, of New Yoh Unitef,i,y P,of.
Dungl,.ons Ply siplary Piof siiman, Of Yale Col
legc; Dr. Carpenters Physiology; de-. toesile, With
reports Of Cures from all paris of The United Ststs
- Psp.in 10 PanJe seni BY mail, poet paid. on 70.
csipl 81 One DolIsr
Sold wholesale aud retail by D'ufFsis generally and
~ ID. HRARrT,
liiilsborogrb. n. c.
June 10. ss-i7m
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STATIST
AND
Magazine Of Useful Information.

sINHE undersigned proposes to publish il The city Of
Raleigh, semsnnual Journal Of The ahove title.
devoted exclusively TO the dissemination Of Statistical
Information.
The want of such journal is felt by every intelli-
gent cit zen, who desires 10 become at all acquainted
with the resources OF the State, our present condition,
future prospects, &c, and BY none much as by our
Legislators.
That we have no regular system Of statistics, cannot
he attributed any want Of material. There large
amounts Of valuable and interesting Information scat
tered through our Legislative and Executive Documents
and Records. which, in their present situation for all
practical purposes might well be in the Chinese
language. Besides what our Legislative archives con-
tain, newspapers often publish valuable statistical
information which is either las, IL preserved by
very few 10 announcement TO find when wanted that
the facts are soon forgotten. The same may be said Of
The Reports and Statements from time 10 time made by
our incorporated companies, and others Engaged IN
Manufactures, Mines, Commerce, &c.
To collect these various items of information, and
give them the public in shape easy Of reference
and fot perpetual prescvaiio well 10 gather
all available everything hearing directly OF
indirectly on our wealth, prosperity and industry, is the
design Of the journal now offered o public patronage
SO far the plan for conducting the same has been
matursd The pages of the SrArsr will be devoted to
tie arrangement Of such tables relating to our Popud-
ton. ag rculiure, Commerce Educauon, Public I'm.
proyements, Manufactures. Fisheries Mines. and Social
Statistics generally. will ,resent heii condition, and
our progress in each.
Il is asodesisnei contain the Reports (condensedl
If the Public Treasurer. Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund.- Superintendent Of Common Schools and all other
State Officers and Boards; also, Statements and
Reports 81 the condition and progress oi the various
Railroad and Navigation Companies.
THE STATISr will be put to press as soon as a
sufficient number Of responsible chained Ia
pay the expenses Of publication. The numbers will
con;an each. less than $50 pages Of closely printed
matter making hook Of 500 pages or more, which
will he added full and complete index.
TERMS Three dollars per annum; one dolllr and
fifty cents for s'x nenhs; PAYABLE when the first mum
her ready for publication. which fact will be duly an.
nounced 10 the public newspapers.
81 Those persons intending paironize the journal
will send hrsr names the undersigned without delay,
desirable 70 issue The first number a soon as pos.
''Oie' QuENT. BUSBEE.
Raleigh. y. c.. January !, 1858. a.
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. HAVE now in Store, and shall keep constantly for
I sale low,
New Crop Swee, Molss-es and Rice,
Rio aud other cohees. Sugars best Vinegar,
Nails. Blasting ard Rifle Powder and Fuse.
Common and English Dairy Cheese, &c. &c.
All kinds Of haher iaken for GOODS, VIZ: Rags old
Castings Brass aud Copper. Feathers, Beeswax, Corn,
Wheat. Meal. Bran. Flour. Peas aud Beans Butter.
Eggs. Plank, Shingles, aud Hides, aud almost every
thug else.
Settlements in all cases once year
JAMES WEBB.
February2. 25-
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BLANKS for sale at this nRce
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
rralIsHtr wttHlr
BY DENNIS lIEARTT.

Ternis.--Two Dollars year. u paid IN sttancc
Two Dollars aud Finy Gents II moi Paid within tbt,.
monihs;ot Three Dollars. " delayed Unit seIib. ,i.
piraiion % the wear.
NO pafer wilhe discontinued until sllsuesrsrss srs
paid, unless 81 the option Of The Ipldi,hsD.
Hereafter no paper will he senito new sulsethsr
out Of this state unless eni u made 10 advance o.
some person 10 the stats vi leeom, resronsitl ~ ihs
edtori sad The paper vil not Ne .tto sui stthtr
out Of the state fos tksn two yesf, phouis rry
men unsss 70 is 10 peiseDsly known 10 ps and In
whose integrity We bsys confidence
Advertising Rates for The Ruordfr,
ApvtHrisksgsTs not exceeding fourteen lines, one
dosrfcr The FIRST and twenty cents fof sprh suhss.
quent inssriionl longer ones In proportion Cont .
ssnssmsnsi twenty-five percent. higher. A dsdpssics
o. ons third viii Be nsds ~ advertisers w tho ,ssT.
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HOWERTON HOUSE,
HILLSBOROUGH, N. C.

THOMAS HoWERToN. Agen, for the Lessee,
begs leave to announce to his former patrons and
the public generally, that he is prepared 10 enter
tain visitors al the Howerion House. This Hotel is
very pleasantly situated in the centre Of the town, adj
joining the Masonic Hall, on the main street leading to
the Railroad station. Hacks will be found at the Sta.
ton TO convey passengers to The Hotel.
Hillsborough, Feb. |, 1858. 25--
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

VNHE undersigned having engaged in The Saddle and
Harness making business, they have opened shop
fronting The Court House, tnorlh,j one door above
Webhs store. where they intend carrying the busi
ness 10 all its various branches. They have just
ceiyed new and handsome lot Of Goods in their line
which they invite attention. All persons wishing
anything in their line particularly invited 10 give
them call, as they intend 70 sell
GOOD BA RGA AIMS.
All orders for work win be attended to al very shol
notice. All repairs will be done with neaness and
without delay.
|. TURNER & BROTHER.
January IT. 24-4w
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The British Reviews and Black
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For shy one Vi the four Reviews. psf anDum, 81 90
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Terms. cash or shor credit. 70 suit purchaser. II
shssn,, Mr. Thoms Webb win nsgoiisis Coz me.
W. ". BAILEY, Attorney.
Isns.y -. N-Tw
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Pubdsher Of an eieea1i hihosfaph OF
" Hickory Nut Falls" N. c.
BARGAINS.
.WoHey sared Is floney made.
Frnsh md In.irnh liz Coed. - null

sr0Hey snred ~ money made.
Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.
consequences u az later n the sesson = getting
: IN ny Goods Than ought 10 haze been 10 meet :
warts folly d nv c1fomtfs. and money u more -.
tglbis q becomes IN gfeaief drmsnd and can Ope-
rae stsasisse0asy uih i 10 The yigse have deter.
Aiusi q s-riGee 70 large extent he profits I'll lns
Rich all Fancy Good: iheefgft osf 10 ell Tor cash
q y nv regular customers On ime, my
En.re Stock n Gand., both al ifilisborouch
and South Lowell, al reduced prices.
The oil wing ninsi Cool. sill offer 81 COST. VIZ.
All rich sfa sSgsu.se Dfes. Go d. consisting ~ NOUS
30 - l.si8e,. Esaey stt Black sks. fine Gashms5s
and Double Wool shsyls t.llih., Cas- aefes Netl.
ipss insh Linens. fps PisnHsIs Pa, anl SIR Hats aud
Iaps Be- sol Segfo Blankets. ys,si sud straw Bon.
nei., kabsns. ittlcli EnWotI.g, embracing Collars
and Sleeves, b1tb sepatsie and ia seis 0i u Which
Nil te found q very fegced ptees They we're put
chssci very chesp ~ cash sl.o sais. md Camhtic
tdsaFs snd iasshiis. EiBifsijeftd and PLAIN Linen
Itu,re aah5sIrhei
The g9lis iespeefsiy iasi.si % cal e'sn tsy
are loisss g. purchasing ans Good., a. Je,ei
siis' y ufrf Inducements. and 10 short 10 haze re-
form m ny oNa business 70 fonespoEJ With the pre-
cent EnnKency " he inss therefore general fedOe
ton q prices articles asy he etpsred--1hi pl4n
g ee continued dInhs The Nih', preparatory 10 The
3OsE 81 ias 3 III .s.sf attention 81 Farmers IL nv
Plantation Utensils sopstsiinE 81 tel spades and so.
tels Pam fal and Gram sh8sels. sisgl paatd ii,i.
ins snd Weejiag H5es apd iIa NJ al least ,lo.s
eelebfsieJ Nans aal ihs oiI Collin essssisel AXE-.
Of which have been sizing ~ lhe Last - sp5v sJ
have rissH universal ssalsction and even ppusiiuu
~ selling he cat Afe. ~ ihe.e sb0 hsse tiled them
~ fafk purchased "a ths decline of ihe Mouth.
Cru msfket anl wBUld h8tr ten u mutual Advantage
70 sf5ns nd myself ui 90 he stenes. Or he sss.
s9n shen they were Hreissl.
stge ~ u ne tesi NO COFFEE Oh band
als5 desire o inform The p5tie that viii civ. the
fil ma'ki pie iof III ssless ahires 10 l,aref ens.
ctaliy 81 thc gIgsirs aucIs.. phieh Ill without
Lat, Bess-wsfi TsllJe God Fesiher, Dried Pfuf.
Hops, Egas sad Better sal the sspe pfoloes n the
country - approximately ihsy Oast dispose n i IL
- II. 4. OWEN.
Naventsr 10. IT,
pT ANkS caw .,ia =, a.. C,nc
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February ..
FOR THE LADIES.

A N assortment OF LITTER aud Note Paper. Plain and
= fancy Enselops. Enamelled Visiting Cards, Bs.
zin's Ok Marrow. ponadrs a variety, Pay son lnJeIi.
bic Ink, also lot Of fne Prayer Books.
Jas' received a the DRUG STORE.
March g. 20
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
at the Drug Store.


ASPARAGUS. Brown Dnteh.
Large Purple Top. While Cos o. fce
BEANS. Drumhesd,
Early Sir Weeks Bush. Royal Cabbage.
Brown spcckIed Valentine, MELONS.
Red speckled Valentine, Nu,mrg.
Red French. Npks Cap Ciuon.
Newingion Wonder. Mountain sweet Water.
White Granlefry, MUSTARD
White Dutch. White
Large Lima or Butter NASTURTIUM.
DEEfS. OKRA.
Long Blood. Rel. ONION.
Early Turnip Blood. siivei-SEinned.
Extra EARLY Turnir. Large yellow.
White sugar. PARSLEY.
Swiss chsrd. cured. or Doubled.
BROCCOLI. Plain, or single.
Early Purple Cape. PARsNTP.
CABBAGE. Sugar, or Gun.
Esry York. PEAS.
pfeoch 0l.IIeari. lambeth. Enfa Es,ly,
Esrls Baiidses. Early Fame.
lied Dutch, Tor picking, Bishur's Eady.
Larse Late Dfumhead. Dwarf sugar. 81 Es,.Pod,
Early Dumhssd. Royal Dssd Nsuowfat.
Late Flli Duieh PEPPER.
cARRors. I.arss Sweet, BeshapeJ,
Long Otange, Dull.Nose.
Early Hon: PUMPKIN.
CELERY. i:omnon FirlI. ., Chee...
White Solid. Mammoth.
CORN. RtDIsH.
karly foik. long Scsdsi,
sweet - rngaf. lang salmon.
CANLlFLDWER. White Tump,
Wslrhefn. Rel Tu,nin.
Cucumber. Satisfy. a, {, ts,t Plan,
Early Ffsme, SPINACH.
l,ong Green, Round Sasoy.Isi,ed.
GherAin. SQUASH.
bbG PIANT. Early BUsh,
Large Po,ple. Long Green,
ENDivE. TOMATO,
ofeen Cursd Erirs Early,
LETTUCE. I.aee Red.
Early Gutled. TURNIp SEED. y.,,e,,
Also Landfeth's Gardening hIm,nse iot ~. ,ea,
Gall aud get one, graliE
February s. as-
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FO r. s A I, n

"A ihs Attorney for William r. Harrison. oiTrr Coz
- sale the Hooso and lot near Hsbosough station
known a. the
~ Ten-Pin .7iIeu LOf.v
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CARD.

rf,HE subscriber having taken aciire interest in
the mercantile business. would he pleased 10 his
friends at the new store Of Z. Tureniine & san.
]. G. TURRENriNE.
January ~. a.
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u ANkS for sale az this oisce.
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Eseimtold's Extract Rmeim

Il prepared directly according the Rules az Phar.
macy and Chemistry. With the greatest accuracy aud
Chemical knoseJge and care devoted IN IT, eomhinA-
iion. See Professor Devices Valuable wosL. on Tia
Practice Of Medicine.
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N'tsB ~ V"fths Dlbffsb
Conner % and kss. ssss,. phiis5slpas.
Jsnysss -i-4tsssm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10
THE WEEKLY STAR,

Full Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice miscellaneous matter, is now on our coun-
ter ready for delivery to the public. Among its
Interesting contents are the following articles ::
The Jolly Mariner; A Ballad by John G. SAKE;
John Clarke aud his Fortune; Hoops and their
Wearers; A Very obliging Gentleman; The
French Winter Fashions. Two pages of local
intelligence, among which are the proceedings
of the Circuit and Criminal Courts; The Report
of the Secretary Of the Interior on the District
OF Columbia; Judge Crawford's charge to the
Grand Jury of the District; Opening of the
Smithsonian Institution; Dedication of the hall
of the Young Mems Christian Association.
Three pages of Washington News and Gossip,
among which are synopses of the Departmental
Reports; A Defence of Thanksgiving Day; Letter
from Japan; The Proposed Impeachment of
Judge Watrous A column of personal items;
late telegraphic intelligence; A Ghost Bringing
his Bones from Hartford; The American Colony
In Navarro Island; A Darkey's Spiritualism;
Burning of the Eastern City; Scandal among
the Scotch Covenanters; An Improved Subma-
rins Cable. variety Of poetry and prose ar
tieles. &C., &c.
The price Of this interesting and valua able pa
per is only three cents per copy-sl. Is per an
num-and is just the paper Of all others for
strangers sojourning in the city to send to their
friends at home. 1t can be procured, also, at
any Of the periodical stores
The Cheapest Paper ia Amerrca.!!,
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III The ship Como cleared from Boston on
Monday for Madras and Calcutta, having on
board as Passengers the following missionaries.
Kew William w. Scudder and wife, who return
20 india; Rev Nr- Mayou and wife, who proceed
tnither Tor the frst time; Rev. Edward Chester
ana wife; Mrs Taylor and two children; Mrs.
Noyesand one child; Miss Ashley. Nj Scudder
ena MI hayou are sent out by the Board Of Mis-
s'ons OF the Reformed Dutch Church Their
oes'ination Is the Circuit Mission. The remain
rag missionaries proceed to the Madjura Mission,
anu are under toe supervision Of the American
ooao OF commissioners 70. Foreign M issions
Appropriate services were held on board the
vessel while lying a, Central wharf, Rev. Or
MIX and others taking mart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

arguments advanced In this case. He was un-
der the impression that those members in this
House who desire the Impeachment Of Judge
Watrous, would found their arguments on the
evidence set forth in the report; and was not
prepared to hear gentlemen who had signed
that report, 90 beyond it to find arguments to
sustain o demand for the impeachment Such:
he said, had been the case, he thought, with
the gentleman from Wisconsin
The charges in the report against Judge
Watrous are: First, that of buying land, the
titles of which be knew would be subject to lit
igation. Second, that he allowed his court to
be used for the purpose Of advancing his own
interests. Third, that be had set ut the trial
of cases, in which he was interested, in his owl
court. Fourth, that he was guilty Of official
misconduct for the advancement Of his own in
terest.
There are two memorials, he said, before the
House, asking the impeachment of Judge w at
rous. Ono o. these is from Simon Mn sus, and
the other from Elijah Spencer; and Mr.. r
went on to state that the frst named memorial.
list had associated himself with ono La Vega to
overthrow the title to large tract Of land held
by Judge W. for the purpose Of making La
Vegas title good, and that for this service
Mussina was to have part Of the land.
He then animadverted at some length on this
conduct of Mr.. Mussina, contending that Judge
W. was not guilty Of anything deserving i'm,
peachment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

IL The Journal OF Commerce figures m in a
table an absolute and relative gain by the Demo.
cratic party In the late elections in the different
States, compared with the last Presidential cleo.
fion; even in the free States the Democrats have
gained slightly upon the Republicans, and upon
the aggregate Opposition vote immensely. II
makes the total Opposition vote Republican and
Americans) at the Presidential election in 1856.
I,3Hs6io; total Opposition vote at the recent
elections, PSI ei6; total decrease Of Opposition
votes, 29S,670; increase OF Democratic votes fas
calcuiaed) 1896; Democratic relative gain since
1855. 3O6 ,C66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

W The funeral Of the late Bishop Henry u.
Onderdonk took place on Wednesday morning
from Dis residence in Pine street, Philadelphia.
ana was largely attended. Nearly the whole of
the Episcopal clergy Of the city were present.
Inc Right Rev. Benz T. Onderdoni, Of New
fofk' was also present The body was first cor.
veyed To ST Peters Church, where the funeral
service was performed by Bishop Bowman, as
sisted oy DR.. Odenheimer IL was afterwards
laken 10 the Church Of 81. James the Less, at the
faiI' OF sehuyikill, where the interment took
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

u The following additional California items
OF Intelligence embraced in the advices per
steamer Quaker City, al New Orleans:
The State OF California has sued Nessr. Wells
fargo Co, for so 600 or the So 900 scrip stoI-
len from The State treasury
Mlnlhg was good but rain was needed Cat.
lie were suffering for the want OF food
fne appointments Of a receiver for the ne,v
Aimedan quick silver mines has been denied in
Federal Courts and the injunction continued
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iHk BANKS OF NEw YORK We are Indebted
W publishers, who send US, through the
aT..rS raEck IayloT, bookseller, an early COPY
Clearing House, and the p,ntc -, 80 80, ~
financiai Chart BY J. : G,hho.. IT,.
Illustrations by Herrick. New Vol p,hr.hss
oy u. Appleton Co, 1855 A so,.inIna 90
exceedingly Interesting account Of ths ,n 80.
o." OF banking In New York City, and an a.. .nn
eoiniiants, q fash'' as well as substantial NJ.
Know Of no other work so well calculated to civ.
'-'der not az Jais with the ms and out. OF
wal street 80 complete and exact an idea Of
Wnst goes On there between and among the men
VIVID money to loan or depo,ite, and those Of all
Glasses who would borrow or draw, and also
th"s" whose business II is to handle other peo-
pie. money there FOR weekly, monthly or yearly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

9th OF NUS --Sister Mary Eleanor, Of st
,,.1s.H AaVief, died on the 18th inst. q, the Car
convent In this city. She was Of one of
O'u maryland families There are few who
m.ri.d ,S, 70 notice the great events which have
, Wno nave not head Of her sister. Mr.. Am W,,
unsiy, ana there are few Of the indurnt,,I bn.i
h.r bro,Ss 81 Tsomss, s!is. who have not known
OF the Bank ofthe Metropolis. W.shrn,o, 10 ~
AZ AZ me lime OF her death, Sister EIeanor wa. IN
we son wear OF her age, and the 9Th OF her c,'
Vie repOse OF her soul on Mondsv Iss,. - ior
i'tSI' win the usual religious rites took p,scs
on the afternoon Of the same day -CatsoEis M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

IL The Quebec Mercury states tina. on Wed.
nesday last large crowd Of men marched I'D to
the City Hall from ST Roch's suburbs, with a
we" OF obtaining food or employment from the
mayor, and corporation. On their return to Ct
Roch's they visited the extensive -four store Of
Messrs Remand, in 50. Paul street. where the
leaders trled 70 negotiate for supplies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

III We have received Of the agents. Messrs
Waite & Goegin, l77X Penn. avenue, the fr. {
number Of neatly gotten up illustrated maya
Zine Of one hundred and sixteen pages, entitled
The Great Republic Monthly," published by
Oaksmitb 4 Co New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

U DR.. Stone, one OF the most celebrated and
successful physicians Of New Orleans, being
asked Low many yellow fever patients be had
lost during the past season, replied, "About
t"eniynv hundred, as that number still rerna ms
anaccounted for, after tine other physicians had
made their reports