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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

NJ JULIEN has been released from his pe-
cuniary embarrassments in Paris. He attri-
butes his ruin TO the scorpions OF the legal
profession in London, and TO certain music
Spectators who have fattened on his former
success During the twenty years that Jul
lien regned monarch of the famed popular
concerts he Acknowledges to have received the
sum of f2OO,00o in Englana aud
America. He has lately refused offers TO re-
turn 10 London To preside over en- tertainments
of a similar character, and is now busily en-
gagged in writing sHis Life and Times Among
The. English,
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rA Even those who are in the enjoy m ent
al perfect health frequently have need to l3yefre-
course to tonnes rs prsveutlves of disease fF5 are
well armored against the assaults Off the
ills that flesh is heir Ia" Such an rnvigorator they
may find IN HOS LETTERS s BlT1ERS-a inedl-
cine that cannot be taken IulaFiy without giving
vitality and elasticity to the 81 stem. At this sea-
son, particularly the stron2est is not proof
AGAINST the malaria, IN certain sections of the
country. la all cases of fever and ague, the BIT
TEAS IS more potent than any amount Of qunne.
while the most d1ngerous cases Of bilious fever
Ys!d To iis wonderful properties. Those who have
fced Tie medicine viii never another. for any
of the ailments which the HosrETrFR BITTERs
proiesses to Subdue To those who have not made
tine experiment, We cordially recommend an early
seplicaiion to The BlTTERs, whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive or1ans.
Sid BY druggists and dealers generally, every
rbxrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

THEIR TRACKs.-A man calling himself
Clark, went to Rappahannock county, Va,
two months ago, and obtained work, butin
about two weeks was detected in a deserted
barn, with about 90 negroes, to whom, he
said, he was giving "a concerto When the
Harper's Ferry news reached there, the citi-
zens assembled to lynch him, but the fellow
He went to Rappahannock county
from Harper's Ferry, as he stated in eonyer,
10 have a Vigilance Committee, appointed
from among respectable citizens. 10 clear sus-
pieious strangers out OF the county.
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NEW Mpx,eAN AMY Npws Tha 49,

NEW MEXICAN ARMY NEws-The COM
manding officer at Fori Buchanan having rep
resented the Indians iii that vicinity as con-
stantly committing depredations, and reuuir.
ing chastisement the commander OF the mill
tary department of New Mexico has directed
the following troops TO assemble, at as early q
day as practicable, near the overland mail sta
tion on the San Pedro river-yiz: One hun.
dred men and two officers from Fort Fillmore:
forty mounted rifiemen and one officer from
Fort Bliss; aud eighty men aud two officers
from Fort Buchanan. The command of the
troops is assigned to Breset Lieut.. Col S. v.
D. Reeve and Assistant Surgeon J. f. Mckee
will accompany 1t as medical officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

MARRY TO LIVE Loaa.-rhe Boston Tra-
weller states that eleven persons in Falmouth,
Mass, living within circuit OF three miles
and !, half recently spent pleasan afternoon
together. whose uaited ages amounted 10 es1
years. The average y. their ages was 81 years.
Sly of there persons were married couples
None of these three couples were never mar
ried but once, and all were marri ed in early
lie. The oldest of these eleven persons is 81.
and the youngest "A years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION Proposed
DIR. Hayes. who accompanied the lamented
Kane TO the Arctic region ia 1858, proposes 10
mother expedition in the same di-
rection, through Ratiin's Bay and Smiths
Sound, for the purpose of ma avigatng. II pos
sible, the open Polar sea which Or. name ais
covered living north of rae highest latitude
reached by him in 1855. In view of the great
amount OF suffering and loss consequent on
recent expeditions 10 the Arctic region, it may
we'll be nsked il curiosity should not rest sat
is fed for a time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

H. To Tobacco Nanufa cturer s.--We
have made ARRANGEMENTS with NeSsrs. MusSer K
Cuernan to ma and sell their PATENT T0BAC-
co X ESS rs. with movable r RETAINING PRES
SfS. and are now pTepa ed TO make them at short
notice. We call the attention Of all manufacturers
oftnb4cco IN them. We claim for these machines
lSt. Labor SAVING.
2f. The work is done better.
80. The small space they occupy.
4th, The immense SAVING oi money in the outlay
fer machinery.
: mil Of tobacco is set by one OF these machines
IN from three tn FIVE minutes and relied off in the
retainer 20 n side track. and allowed 10 sta2d as
long the manager wishes. II enou- Ii of the re-
tanners are procured, the tobacco can stand for
hours the mills.
We refer 10 Messrs. Palmer 4 Allison, A. Dill,
l., Lotter, j. b, Rooster 4 Co, Tnrpin & Var
tToG-h. FL EiTENGER l. EDMOND.
Manufacturers of Portable and Stationary Eneines
and Saw Nils, Cary ST., Richmond. oc l3-Im*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

RECEIPTS OF THE STATE FAIR.--The Union
Society during the re ent Industrial Exhibi-
tion held by the State Society, in 'anion with
the Union, in this city, last week, received
about ,0b0 for memberships he STATE So
ciety. it is thought, received abo ut Si.5U0 or
Sg.0uu fnot yet reported,) from the same source
The gate fees for the three days upon which
the Fair was open 10 the public, we're respec-
lively s357.T3, s25e5n, and S52-5U--totai gaze
fees S67s 5O.--PefsTstsrg Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

A golden eagle was killed last week on the
Lower ST. La xrence, and brought 10 q uebec.
which was shot while endeavoring to carry of
q child about three years of age. This Is the
only bird In America that will attack the hn-
man species. They breed in the North, follow
Ing at this season the birds and animals that
seek rnilder climate.
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g. Word 10 the wise is sufficient.-Emi-

g. Word 10 the Wise is sufficient.-Emi-
reuI oh, siciaqs now usnz T. Il. BASS COUGH
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds, CONSUMPTION &c In
Their practice, teStD that II IS The best IN use
and n }ol are suJerinZ. do as others are doins,
tIye 1t Il trial and continue It's use II 10 benehEs
you ~ much IS accom- pished every way bs per
seve aucs Has other remedies, equally valnabe
ATE the Paia Extractor, Compound Aperient and
Ltyel F.,is, Eve Water. tae DlarrbGs. DtsenterJ,
and Boods FlUx Remedies, Toothaehe TincfuIe,
cure iDr nearal.ia, aad others, can be had, by
Naolesae aad retail Of
T. e. BASS. Proprietor,
Clay street, west side, between lst and I'd,
Richmond, Fifsinia.
Also, APPERsON & DUPUY, Druggists, No.
el, Broad street. oc 26-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

CaEss GAME.--Mr. Paul Morphy, the chess
marvel has consented To play four games
blind folded, at the Academy Of Music Ia
Philadelphia, for the benefit Of the Mount
Yernon Fund His antagonfSts will be select
ed from among the best players in that city.
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%. The Gr%a. Virginia Remedy, and no
H Z TVBuG.-PETERS' fNFALLIBLE REMEDY

n MBUG.-PETE INF FALLIBLE KENEUl
FOR GOHORRHBA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES-This great American remedy, contain
lng no Mercurisl or Baisanie properties, excels
every thing heretofore offered the public, in its GU
r4tive, restorative, and renovating powers; and
The medical world are astonlshed when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demonstra-
lions of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
kuown oi the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of case OF twenty years standing to be
restored to perfeeE health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration u be restored without a single
exception, and therefore chailene es any ef
1nnorrhRa which the remedy Will not cure, pro-
VGed the directions are carried out with prudence
the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
hai dozen bottles, and using accordingly. in his
her case he guarantees perfect cure; and IN
case of failure, Will furnish additional medicine
free of charse, To complete the cure, through his
a-ents; and a cure will be effected without intens
Yenleace TO the patient. Sold hy ! y
hPPERSON & DUPUY. Druggists,
AGENTS for the city of Richmond,
Eu5-5m. No. 2Gl. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

Qpser Fish-A perch, with hole perforated
through its back, as true as though done By :
rifle ball, was exhibited TO MS yesterday, bye
lady who found the 'tcuriosity'' in the MARKET,
AS was said of the apple in the dumping
The thing. we know, was neither rich nor rare
But wonder how the ickens u get there.''4s sss
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~ sooh-Keepsr and Accoun,ant.-

l0HN WILLIAMS offers his services TO keep
sets Of Books re Hiarls and neatly. and To exam
ire. write up settle and adjust accounts.
lie has mad IONS experience IN Book-keepi ping,
sn has testimonials from men of the first standing
III RtchIa. nd.
Application may be m1de to JOHN L. WILL
Ter i Son. &C lS-2m
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rnskilifuf Narigators.-E Edward Shaw, an
Englishman, and j. H. Smith, a New Iofker, ?
w. +. Wilson's boat, We're yesterday sent On 4
to the Hustings Court 10 answer.
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sA-ii.ht! Light, Light: ,!--Buy the
tured FROM Virginia Camel Coa a hesutiful
clear nli, warranted 10 blTu well, not to smoke
give an. unpleasant oFdnr. I hs oil IS free from
an. adHlte-8gon. viii not explode. and is the most
economical oil in use. Sold by
FISHER K WINSTON.
oc I9-lm DRUG. lists, W hoesaie AGENTS.
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Arriesd THE remains of VIM. g.. Young,
whose death, in Charleston, has been aI-f
nounced, arrived here yesterday, in charge of
"A bro ther by the Southern train.
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d, Drc1rned-The dead body of a man. presum.
ed 10 have been sailor, was found in the 2
Dock yesterday. No information, as TO his !.
name or place OF residence, has been Obtained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

The EAST AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE-The
Salem Register publishes the following ex-
tract OF letter from Zanzibar, dated Sep
tember Sth:
AN American clipper ship took off 1,200 ne
eroes from the coast few Gays since. Ii i,OCU
reach Havana, the owners viii make S4UG.oUo.
ihey We're shipped from Ibo, and cost about
@oJ,OOo. Ii people send ships on This eoas t tor
slaves They can get them. john Bull is asleep
lhefe are TWO English men-of- war i'll port.
watching a chance to pounce ON Syeed Mad
Jed, suppose. The captain of the slave shi D
was Spaniard, and holsted American colors
when NECESSITY reQulred.''
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Rew.--Wm. Wilkinson, charged with On.
gaging in aftray at the corner Of 9th and
Marshall streets on the night of the torch-liRht
procession, appeared before the Mayor yester-
dav, but the case was continued to this morn.
ing H41s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

The American Legation in Paris has been
removed to No. so, Rue dc In Pepiniere. The
late residence Of Mr.. Mason has been let TO
sister of Prince OrloH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

Tntsmperance. or three persons, one -
woman were before the Mayor yesterday fuH 4
drunkeuness. aud discharged after some words
of admonition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

Fieienf ASsautt.-E. w. Robinson, arrested
for striking Hugh Michaels on the head with
stick, has been admitted TO bail In the sum Of
$3.50, by Justice Baker, of Henrico county, 70
appear on Friday next. 1t is represented that
Michaels is badly injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

gs- kidney and Bladder CompIa ints. The
ne~-si and most Important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints Urinar, DISTINCTIONS, Leucor-
thPa - Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, PIN seal
TI"s'r9tion and Debiiit, Of either sex, is HAkTS-
hGhNkS BUCHC COMPOUND.
PERSONS who have been unable 10 walk. have soon
u5ei relieved bs this powerful COMPOUND. II IS
prepared bs Chemist, and Is pronounced by Dedi-
ga men aud those who have used it, 10 be the best
BlChC C0MPOUs ia the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles 80 cents. fresh supply just
cetYed hy FiSHER6 81 WINSTON. Druggists,
lei3-lzn Maln street Rchmond.
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" Break asunder now the mould.
For its work is done at last;
Let both heart and eye behold

&c.
Then followed the destruction of the form
Cessation OF labor in the evening. exhibition OF
the Bell and praise to God for the success fuI
cast Other tabteaux, representing Baptism.
marriage ana Burial, Were splendidly pro-
uuceu we hope This novel and attractive en-
tertalnment will be repeated
The festival continues to-day-the prnces.
sion 10 be formed in Capitol So uare at 8 'clock
This morning. After addresses AT the African
church, the grand celebration OF the occas ion
takes place at Bellyille, and many of our cit,-
zens VIII doubtless avail themselves of the on
portunity to witness a German merry.makiur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

HORSE CENsUs.-The following curious ac
count Is given in Appleton's Cyclopadia, of
the number of horses in the various parts of
the world:
The general estimate has been eight or ten
HORSES Ia Europe for every hundred inhabi-
tants. Denmark has forty.iiye horses to every
hundred Inhabitants, which is more than any
other European country. Great Britain and
ireland nave 2,50o000 horses; France 3, ,UOo. COZ:
Russia 3,5UU,G0U. he United States have
3,UoO,uOO. whiche is more than any European
country; the horses OF the whole world are es IT,
mated at 57,i2U,UlJo
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The Schiller Fsstiral-The torch light pro-
cession, on Wednesday night was the mos
imposing affair of the kind we have ever wit
messed in Richmond. 1t was formed on 9th
street, near the Second Market, under the di-
rection of Marshals Laube, Bodeker and
Eggeling, at 10 O'Clock. The New Market
Hotel was brilliantly Illuminated, and as the
procession moved off, Bengal. Lights biazce
resplendaptly and are4woi4s wefea ietrof in
every direction. The Monticello House. on
Broad street. displayed a number of Chinese
lanterns and transparencies and the American
nag waved in trout The procession marched
to Broad. The glare OF innumerabie torches,
the constant flash of Roman candles, and the
music of the Armory Band made the affair
exceedingly beautiful and exciting. Several
transparencies, inscribed with the titles OF
Schilier's works, and the names of various
German Societies, were borne in the process
sion.
The night was charming. The slight rain
that fell early in the evening had laid the dust.
and though the moonlight in some degree irls
Jured the effect of the illuminations, the gene
raj decision was that the festival could not
nave had more pleasant night. Everything
passed on merrily. and the small hours were
waning before the procession dispersed. There
is no mistake about the fact that the Germans
Know how to enjoy themselves and this
demonstration of homage to the memory of
gifted son of their native land reflects much
credit upon them
The grand concert took place last night, at
Metropolitan Hall. The stage had been ex-
tended, and a piano of exquisite tone was
placed upon one side. The scenery arranged
to give effect to the tableaux was very fine A
large number of singers, and an efficient or
chestra, performed some excellent music, un-
der the direction of Messrs Seibert aud Kilow
Inc tableaux, illustrative OF Schiller's grear
composition-Das Lied ron der Gioeke. or The
Song of the Bell-were truly beautiful First
was represented the arran cement for the cast
then the test of the alloy for readiness to cast;
next THE = ~-T-r'
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SALE OF MALAGA FRUIT.--Two cargoes of
fruit were sold at auction this forenoon. at
the following rates, the bidding being quite
spirited:
Cargo of bark "Fruitan-175e casks of rais;,s
oiack mark, Ssi 126 (ditto) hf do do do. 4.25;
2,soo lditto) boxes bunch raisins, layers. 263;
quo lditto) do. do. do. do, I.5U; 1853 (ditto}
Do So&es s 40. ae: IA to 2lei a46s (ditto) hf do
Cargo of barquessSiciliane-65 500 casks laver
Taislns, Clemens brand, $2.ei; f,ouo hf. do. do.
l.5o to Isl; LOCO or. do. do, 95 to 96 cents
9,oog boxes bunch do. do, 43 to a.45; 4,Ooo hf
90 40, I33 to l3i; $500 Or. do. 7saSo cts: 300
casks sun, blue mark, Farley brand, $50; 300
nj. DO. do, 4.45. All the sales were at four and
SIX months.-Bosfon Iyaascrtot. Moadov
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ragraney.--John Clager, a yagranf. said ID
hail from Hanover county, was before il4e
Mayor yesterday He Represented that he
was on his way TO Kentucky, but his funds
giving out he was compelled to throw himself
for awhile upon the charities Of Richmond-
He exhibited a cut on his hand, inflicted by
Thos. McNamara, who was sent to the Grand
Jury, and Clager was detained. s4y5ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

10 steam Engine for sale.-A two and a
PAU horse STEAM ENGINE. in complete order,
ssfhs been used only three weeks. IL wall be sold
q btfka4n. Apply at this 0thoe. oe 4-tS
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EA.HartshGrne's Cure-AII.

IT CURES ALL PAIN
This valuable preparation is used internally and
externally. II cures
TOOTHACHE. HEADACHE.
EFRAi Ms and BRUISES CHIIBLAfNS,
CHOLERA NORBUS, EARACHE,
RHEUMATlSM, SCALDS ard BURNS,
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, PIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN in the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT, FROSTED FEET,
PAlNfN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.
Beng a fine TONIC. il is very beneficial for a
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles of Il. 25 and 81 cents. Sold by all Drug
glsts IN Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk, ana
throu hout the State, Je 4-l2m
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aAL isht. Sweet and Wholesome Loaf
nfead Biscuits, Pastry &c, can be made BY using
p1Apies lniJ'ibie Baking Powder.
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"a Liesries-A. d. G.. Brand. The above
seH fn0wr fsvotite Brand slways on sale by
JAMES G. McANDREW,
oes-ly "a, Pine sfreef New York.
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NJ EGsOEs' tL.IHlNG, NIGRQES'1
co. have now in store. and shalt be receiving an
throaah the the larsest and hest axsort- :
fered Their ciothing is cut iarte and fni. and
made in the most durable manner and will be s0ld
ut such very low prices that we think we can con.
money and trontle to buy of US We have Cinth-
ing for farm hands. drivers. factory and dining
ing of COATS, PANTS VESTS. and SHlkTS;
also. country knit SOCKS, Iarge and heavy, ts-.
gether with BOYS CLOTHING of all sizes, from
to Is years old Those in want are invited 70 cali
early and should they prefer IL. ali NeSro Cloth ng
trouble and money and procure really good snd
cheap Ciothins, eail on oil,.rrr r.. opro cn Nss,s
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The Armorg Bnad.-The opinion we expfes-
sed Yesterday. that the difficulties which have
interrupted the harmony of this Band would
since received. The Governor has given q
assurances that all promisex hfreh,fOre made,
shau be kept in good faith; and u currpspOu.
tory arrangement of the matter viii dou ubtIess
speedily result. -s Tg-.-T,@1 81 =;
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~ Va Removal. wv. Leigh Burton. Dentist
S removed 10 Brown u aiding on 81 street, on0
S''f sDoye the Aechanies' Institute. ~ D-Sfa
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ARREST OF TIE MURDERER. LAMA zen.
ten an who reached this city on yesterday. in
forms us that the escaped murderer. Walter
>. Land, who slipped the sheriff,s suryeil-
lahce, near Norfolk, several months ago, was
arrested in Wetes borough, North Carolina. on
Monday last. Land was stopping at ths
time, with some very poor people, but as he
was stranger and wore a very doubtful ap-
pearance, ne was suspected of being one of
the refugee einsurrectionists at Haruer5s Ferry
and acting under this belief, some persons in.
formed the authorities, and he was arrested
he employed counsel 10 whom he communi-
eateo MS real Character. He was1overheard,
and was Immediately put in safe keeping g The
police department. at Norfolk was advised OF
the fact, per telegraph. from this city, on yes
,erday, and officers will, no doubt Immediate
~ proceed to reclaim the prisoner through the
usual process OF PETERSBURG (yal
ErDrssS N'>'f
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lNFiRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL-


ENEiRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.
LEGE.-This Inhrniary Is situated at the corner
Of a - ~ s m
pots, Hotels and other centres oil business. 1t ~
the successful treatment oi diseases and iniares.
nS or g s1aIt CT or &c ssk pssons
Inc insane and those laborIng. UNDER cpntaN louaa
diseases, are admitted into The institution. Lyipz
~ women are also received and csrefuiiy tended
Private rooms furnished when desred. ~
The patients are under the charge ot the frofss-
sors Of the College, who visit the wards daily. The
char: es for Board, Medical Attendance Nufsins
and Medicine are, for Fer week.
MhlIe PATIENTS. 90 II
Soiered m. SiSs
In addition TO the above rates, in eases requiring
a. gpsrqH e Rsy Ds fsemsn si.n Ine G pro-
charsed for the psration- vaTsns from % to aS,
according to its Importance The PARTICULAR lee n
any case may be ascertaned by arphcation to eth
erof the Attsndins Surgeons or the Resident Phy-A
sican. ~ =
Astesdipqy ss sp5ssSPs7profs sas GIBSON, PETic0-
a.s"s,ns Psss.sians-profs. TUCKER CON-
Resident Saa i,hSA Pa, SsAlcmlan-EDMUNDs MASON MD.
PTesidentrL. PPisssdL s. JoHNSEs, M. D. ,f n s.,f 4
to the n6rmars may address either the ffssidsst
or the Resident Physician. as iAs-y n
rJ,O COUNTRY MERtiAN1S AND 1HE
rangements with several sery extensive houses in
Boston and New York, by Which am enslseq to-
sell to country merchants the following Goods. st
New York prices: Fiss, 0ranges, Almonds, Rais-
ms, Lemons. Fiber,s. Pranes. Dstes. Eng.sh
Wslnuts, Currants Lemon Syrup. Ground Nuts,
Citron, Ginger. Cocoa NUS, Domestic and port
ed Cisars. AIso, my uneaualed steam GAN Dl Es,,
OF every variety My plan OF business is CASA or
merchants can remit the amount. This methad. IN
connecti,,L with other advanfas es. sIyes NE the
facility of selling Goods at prices hci cannot fail
70 please Merchants are solicited to cali and 500
the Goods and learn their prices, assuring them it
va = = 80 Louis j. BossIEUx.
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Charge Of Assann.--Tw women, rasae,s ae.,~
Gary and Susan Z. Allen, charrrd Ii~ni:t
Ryan with making an assault upon ,e...
and the case was heard by the Mayor vsst-rss
day. The accusations against Ryan wsfe 81 s )
somewhat serious character, bar he seemsd a.
think ,be story was Hamped up by way,xf
revenge, because he wanted to eject Them from
his tenement The Mayor Discharged him.
with an admonition about his future conduct