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AUCTION SALES.
49, ~ = : : = "
FUTURE DAYS.



= ,upARY OF THE LATE JUDGE r. ":
nASIEL TO BE SOLD At ApSTloN, ~
r1TAIoaUE, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, At :
n JAN 2srH, AT AUCTION ROOM 80
MAIN ST. consisting q "a re ana xaluao 20 v iA s
kep, ia good order and are worhy dhs aasian
81 e,xsiis Iihrar;es Messrs. WEST JOHNSTON
q, a Main street will attend to buying Tor parties
"1 C,aIoyres now ready and to be had ~ the aue-
>, -, roofn and WEST 4 JohNToS B9okslo.e:
aisa at the same time will be SOLD, 70 cover "o
'ah9e -, pREsCOTT'S MEXICO, vols
set pRESCOTT'S PERU, vols.
go iRVING's WORKS. 10 vols
u SCI ri WITH BEST AUTHORS, . vols
MACAULAY'S ESSAYS, vols.
HCAuLAY'S SKETCHES, Vol: r,,,p .
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMER. LlTERATohS,
vols. ,n,r,,v cII.EspEAPE 10 vols
TTTpPERiS WORKS, lvoi: nd
The above Books arc all ~ gooq oraer, III, npN
bound in half-calf binding, and Will De SOL" VII"
out reserve; HI. pIGGEs, Auct'r.
ID. F. BooTH- Salesman. !@-
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v.uo.;r;rg from the irm of ublett & Smith.
retnrn nv thanks TO my friends for the iavors ne
lived on me and can con idently recommend my
sucrassor aud former associate TO them as gentle
men worthy of their patronage, and well calcutta
'e" ~ "u '"->0 JOHN A. SMITH.
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FIREARMS. &c.

RICHMOND ARMS MANUFACIOKn. T.
Il The subscriber having determned 70 nra ahaa
la NJ l. HAscocK, would respectfully invite
hose who may desire to procure arms either dos
indy dual or Company purposes, y ha seen al
NV Iron Railing Mandatory on Hh stfes' ssse
~ ~ the Virginia Mechanics lnstitTss, ana "u''e
orders viii DE received 80 n ppoWNE
ia l7-iw JAs. =. - 80
TUST TETE7VED aud for sale low, y Sen :
u nlrts assortment OF Colts, sharpe = s"''" =
Wesson's :, and other RE vulv Ehs. q, .av,h,ny
call Is = so.s,se" r. w. Tl6N0k,
IN ING Gun Maker, Main st, below the Market
10 I7-im --------------,- -
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ia l3 Pedf1 street s
Gerry OF RICHMOND, TO WIT AT Rules ]
| ,held in the Clerks Office OF the Court OF must
ings for the said city, on Monday the ''h a"s u !
H.rase ' i. Kent, William G: Paine and
Robert A. Paine, ocparthfpps s; ~';
Company. ..............'.''''''r !" "@'
B. F. Williamson and II. Brannoek,
The object hs suit 81 one to TfsSysa sYsnmiR
I HHINDRED AND FIFTY-THREE DOLLARS AND
FL fnt from The ih day Of october 1880 till paid
Affidavit having been made that n? thes
are are hereby required appear in the said Clerks
oee within month after due 10 p1Steci
their i intsrssss fRo. HOWARD. Clerk
H sN pfYsppsrcsaI k sss IKE
business, in ali It's branches. Goods of all kinds
and descriptions dyed and cleaned not 70 , ioos
to tks o6 1s" NY NV Prices viii low can pp,
in order ito, All n5rkk e wS @e viii
done promptly, and wei! as il can be done d nny
Gems GARMENTS eisaI IT, b e fsiisssa
~ '-''' Franklin street. Hines old stand
TO MERCH s-Trimmiugs, Tassels,
rrnges Buttons, sc; dyed and rshnsh a,aco,
H. pE Sos,,s d IsnnsliP s1rf asll
CPEcIAL NOTICE TO Or CRE SnI,ns lain,
> against WIN j. WATKINS, will please present
:, them to either T # ths 1 @sfkffSsi
y.GAiNES,
ia ls-lm# brakes Branch, Va.
& N-OTICE.-No person whatsoever is authorized
lie N 10 purchase make any contract Tor any ar
tce for the % noqa or II The time Of delivery
This publication Is not in consequence oi ~!
thing ana ma because nes my deterhaon be
nd stantly posted with regard 70 ths eXpeNdatyS :"
G. both hotels. JOSEPH H. 0hH'
ssvv N-OTICE ..l;apialns vi Volunteer IomPanie'
:! II Throughout the State respectfully niormst
af In .hs II ahtaipine Aeeoutrements, &c, hay
made contracts for these items and as ias r. .ns!
delivered st this post tsey aI ss ~ orders
dia'eiy' according 70 P CHARLES piMMoCK, =.
e. e. ia lots Capt Sup. Armory klehmena, ' a.
NOrICEA persons hav d ei. ann s sssaa,
Err ,hsm duly authenticated, for payment aud tho.
raj Indebted will make payment TO me WIN as "''
s sm delay as possible ssauonrEaB B. BULLOCK,
" Affair of Jos. VAraHAS, DECD
- uanovsr eountv' Dec %, 1880. de 27--eodlm.
q sss s ssgyRa sas
ID Of p ssdss 5o6s SHOE
bic HATS Sc the same t. f ss ssndaee. aasiIRR
! sae only Richmond, Jau. 10. ,ssl. lan-2w
q II BuNps to the estate Of Vim. D. MANSFIELD
ss ~ rrEscIS as @a siss
f.-s required Sxpp ~kVsrrrr rxa.,~ -
nu- ANNEX AANsFlELU, Excl ~
ted de ai--ewsts Vim. ID. Mansfield, deed
NvOTlk E...N olunteer Unaeers OF the State 4
ha IN respectfully informed that beside tho honda
q at 9uireu py law, ete .nust ~ - g
Iaxt Adlutant dehefai w antAstito tac suPVAass~>
lere of me state Afuosl " sssur anna nYNMoa.K
8. NoTICE.-l hereby .ppai., Jo.. al Wy ny
oM. ~ Liza my Ageui 70 ckrt4 ~ Wy ~. a ~ <
b BUSINESS IN TAG so9nIX VI HS strn TTsNER
Of Richmont. uFv. * s ~
hing January lib lsal !. - -,
/, NYOfIC E..-i hereby wara all persons agal
ct N niinG any order for goods 2! ssagne " W.
note or other ohlifAi9a .RssswSH ,pa3ies3SSvfs
y sl SFLs, NAl>xSsNj Z. a,Liss s;'sa' ssa
u, A,1SpV ale ~ " - -. sA''"> -
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GROCERIES, &c

\ i50 bbls. CHOICE APPLES, for sale
~" u '''7' LVDLAM WATSON,
;a,a OF Opposite Steamers Wharves
~UTTER We have on hand large lot oil
Is RITTER consigned for sale part very
nrme. Being anxious to close 1t out will oher III
ou''H''N'' JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 oTEY,
.,- A. 10 Pearl Street.
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BY Chas. Il. Workman n Co., Auct rs'
CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SuGAk AM ~
I J MOLASSES AT AUCTloN.-on FkiDA1 -oeh
January at our Warehouse on the D ,.f coin
mencfnp at IL clock A. NJ, wewil sell the caro-
ner schooner John Aumaek," direct from Alta
kapass; o Id k nrima to choice n o. SUGAR.
A3s Ibis choice n. q. MOLAssES
TERMS OF sALE-For al sums under Sv uce eafn
bic paper. CHao. /. WIN .uct;onerrs
y
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MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1892 10000,
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSCR-
$500 iVCE COMPANY.

MARINE lNSu bANtE'
Incorporated 1882. ,,
THE virginia FIRE AND MARINE lNSCR-
ANCE COMPANY:
epsy- Office No. l31 Main Street, Richmond -NH
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, S230,OOO.
This Company has the advantage Of ttrentyse ren
veoy,' experience in the Insurance business, ana
Having enjov ed the favor OF the public during al
Of that period needs no special recommendation
TO the citizens of Virginia: 49,,
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, anu
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world -.
It's cash capital and surplus are as above, ana ts
affairs are managed prudently, but nberaiiy ana
its rates are as low as those Of any other good IN
stitution. . piRECIoKo p.,r,., c,,,ap
/ Joseph Allen. Wm. Beers, Gee. w W, Smi.n'
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno; n Gordon
! alax II parker JOS =. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
/ las A Inloes II. A. Claiborne,
90, nniy 10 the President or Secretary, In person
ar hY letter w T.. COWARDIN, President
| WIN WILLIS, JR., Secretary. es-ts
Is AGENT OF several first Glars FIRE IN
n STRANGE COMPANIES, the undersigned IL
prepared to issue ,crpe
! tn protect increased stocks of goods during inc
MERCHANTS desiring additional Insurance are
soiirited To- call ON J. III. MONTAGUE.
| l-3tawts MercHauts w"
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Nv +. 3. Cook. Auctr.

large SALE OF GENT E E FnKNvv
TURE. &c, At AUCTION On Tu ESD std,s
ed inst, at 10 clock will sell, az my Sto'e'
arge lot of centeeI Furniture, consisting 9,
Mahogany, Black Walnut and OAK A 1hE.TS
Nahogany. Jenny Lind and Cottage BEDS EApo'
o@t NarIe Cane and W God seat Oh AihS,
WAsHsfANDs, Dining and Ssn5r 81 ME- sYnS:
Do;r IND Shuck MATTRESSES, ENGRANlN6s;
CRUCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.
Also
Dbl superior COFFEE;
Is No. BACoN HAMS: g.
oi ta RI mo "NN +. B. COOK, Auct.
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rELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
IMPORTANT FROM G EoRGuA.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE.

SECESSION OF THE EXPIRE STATE OF
THE South
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sTEAMBOATS, SKIPPING, &c

STEAMBOATS, a1F 1No, ".
- : -,
81 FOR BALTIMORE.;.;;Tbh regular regular
atETE racket Schooner WIN. sEEhkh, Sap'a.h
<sSBKooKs, having portion OF her caif5o S Tn
gagged and going on board, Will nave qu''h "1
patcn; ~ w d CO1QUITT 4 co.
- FOR BOsTON--FlRsT SES - BIZ
III. The superior fast sailing SGhr' y. r.
sz&TIT, Captain E. CLARKE, JR, having ing, ' ne
rroater norton of her cargo engaged ana COINS on
Rnard viii sail with dispatch f0r palanGGtr Vi
freight apply, toi AVN VAN
U.,R NEW YORK-Fi RsT VESSEL
ILL VIRGINIA LINE OF RlGHMoND AN
Icy hT ct Schr, MARSHALL, Captain O. Gu,
cHksTEh having portion Of her ealgaIi
For balance of freight apply TO ,,,, crpp,p
ia list ia ~ y " ~
-, FOR NEW ORLEANS.m,The snpeTIii9,II
| III e.,a,i;nc schooner 'SOUTHERNER.
GEO BELLOWS, having the Srea rS Rp iiTII'Iba be
I;sm.tcbed as above, or before the -eth lhntan.
| Fnr balance of cargo or passage, having sooo az
| commodations, apply TO- "A coIo1IrT II co
ia loot W 4. -S>--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-28

statutions, and the ties of friendship will bind
them stronger to Us than treaties. The remem-
branee of the generous Inequalities of which
they we're the willing recipients at our
) hands must ever exist in the minds of
those personally concerned, and when they
have gone to that bourne whence no traveller
returns, the good feeling will still be preserved
among their descendants. Thus ii ia that in
ternaional courtesies have their influence as
muoh upon succeeding generations as upon the
pne that promoted them. The moral effect of the
tisit will also be widely felt throughout the
empire, apart from our own kind Offices. The
Japanese have seen the benefits of free COM
merce and free institutions; and such exam
ples-the proudest that the world affords, de-
spite the storm that is now sweeping over us
cannot fail to lessen the restrictive policy hith
erto pursued by the government of the land of
the Rising Sun.
There are two hostile parties in Japan-for
even that happy realm is not free from revolu-
Gon-0ne of which is in favor of closing and
the other Of opening the ports to foreign COM
merce. Who can doubt, therefore, that the re-
ports Of the Ambassadors and their phalanx OF
seventy will give power to the liberals never
| before possessed by them, and that we shall
soon see the shipping of the great West crowd
'5pg the harbors of the great East, to the advan-
age of all nations! We prophesy muchfrom
his friendly intercourse. Not only will it af-
ect Japan, but, through Japan, China and the
other Eastern lands, and uice rersd. The fame
of this Embassy has spread over the wide area
Fof the Orient, and no longer will the East dis
trust, with Asiatic prejudice and exclusiveness,
nthe United States. There is no ether nation in
Z the world that would have pro6ted as much by
this intercourse as the japanese will. They
have observed everything, satisfied themselves
about everything, and intend to print every
thing; so that nothing has been lost upon
them, and we may look for results both inte-
resting and profitable.
In another column will be found our naval
correspondence, giving the details of the voy-
age home; an accident 10 the frigate Niagara,
which might have ended in wreck within
sight of Fusi- Yama, the holy mountain of ia
pan, and the proceedings on the disembarka-
ton of the Embassy at the imperial city. We
conclude with the hopeful reflection, Ab alio
eapectes oKeri q,,od feceris.
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81 LOUIE, Jan. ~, 1901
special despatch from Independence 10 the RepSs.
iicdn says for the week past Messrs wadde Majors,
Jones and Others representatives of their different firms
have been here making adjustment Of their affairs
which has resulted In the assignmcn 10 Messrs Fnnis
Ewing Street and Allen Of st. Louis for the purpose Of
securing home creditors and endorsers Assets available
and otherwise amount to 81 500 600; liabilities unknown
Mr. Majors has given up esen his household furniture
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

II New Featnre Of TIE Senatorial Quss-
tisa-Evarts q Weeds Slate Greeley
stm Lss0hg Up-Gensral Dstsguhaiisn
t. Break ths Regency erssksry- IAe
Probable Aetisa sf tie Legislature = the
Virginia 9osslutisas- are Talked u
for Csnnksissers- Lhcsla Invited to Pass
Through New Yerk-Bnk lntreAaceA-
Trip Of Camp to Springfield me chase
and caneres Controversy Chase Refuses
to Csnprsnbe- and Weed Ap-
pealcA - n the nsur Of Distress,
&sss lee, Gss
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %. 1851.
Cotton steady sales to-day $500 bales 40 l0sfc. a
III &c for middling. Sugar steady AZ &C. &C. for fair to
fully fair Molaeses gle 23c Flour quiet at S. so for
superfne Corn-Yelow, 60c. Mess pork, SCI so.
Freights-Cctton to Liverpool, I'D Exchange on Lon
don, 1861 106. sight exchange ON New York, x a "
per cent discount.
CHICAGO, Jan IS. 1891
Flour quiet. Wheat firm NJ Soc. SOikc for No 1:
746c 7iisc for No. q Corn quiet sales 10 900 Nush
els at 2Sifc for No IN store. Oats quiet Receipts
2,9e0 bbls -four; 5000 bush wheat 900 BUSH corn
Bank rates advanced v For cent premium.
CycNvA1I Jan. %, 1861
Flour unchanged and not much Doing Whisacy lic
Hogs nrmer az 50 40 e. 60 Moss Pork IN better TO-
mand at cit. Bulk mcats arc held &c highor, lard
tull NJ qisc. Money market quiet. SIGHT exchange on
New York at X per cent premium.
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THE FrREMES's BALL The thirty second annual ball (
the New York Fire Department takes place this evening
at the Academy of Music. The proceeds in the usual
phanthropc spirit Of this association to be devot
ed to the benefit Of the widows and orphans Of deceased
hremen There noble aim within the reach Of
any body Of than the relief OF those who
high claims upon theu and hope that the public Of
New York VIII aid these intrepid young to fulfil
their duty to the fullest extent The ball will be bril-
liant affair, the fremen premise TO make 1t equal
any that have preceded 1t.
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Dor-ncfAnAs.-InB Brooklyn, at the residence Of the
Rev Henry Blanchard, ErHAs ALIEN Dorv TO HIn T. ,
daughter Of James AoFsriAn, E.q, all Of that city
SAnDUs0e-nACxDEx-Op Thursday evening, January
a. at the residence OF the brides parents i'll West
Twenty Arst street. by the Rev Dr. BurchArd M CHARLES
SANpsssou, formerly Of Edinburg, 70 MARGARET MAO
Kksm or New York city, daughter Of Allen Mackenzie
formerly Of Edinburg.
Edinburg sootlAnd and Trenton N. J) papers please
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MoIdnvia Cream, for Preserving and
identifying the hair Sold only al W A. TtHELOR'S
newly invented " " Factory, is Bond street.
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Departure OF the Canadian.

PORTLAND, Jan q, 1861.
The steamship Canadian sailed at ten O'Clock this
morning, being detained ill that hour by the noD arrival
OF the Canada mails
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Christadoro's Hair Dyc-WiCs and Tou-
pcesrhe best In the world Wholesale and retail The DYE
privately applied. No. 6Astor,Iouse.
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Trusses.-Mnrsh a. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No syesey street Asor House, opposite the church
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boston, Jan. Y 1861.
About four inches OF fell here last night the
weather to-day has been clear aud MIDI with slsging
never better.
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Bssry's Trfcopherous IL tho best and
cheapest article dressing beaut yng curling ceansins
preserving aud restoring hair ladies' try IT, Sold 81
all druggists.
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A Reduction 90 S4O.-Eareka Sewing
Machines. Agents wanted Office as broadway. Family
sewing done
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Reltnbie. Harm
less and instantaneous: black Fsctsy 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied at BATCIIELORs Wig Factory "a
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Grover Il Bakers Celebrated Noiseless
Sewing Machines. so and upwards, 49s Broadway, ny
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gtefpway d Sons OverstruMg Grand
square Pianos considered the best
warranted for ave years. warerooms 81 and 3 Walker
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DRAWINGS Of the Delaware state Let
teres.-wOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
pELAvARk xxrrucxs AED missouri STAT. Lorrnana
DxIAwARE-ExTRA CLASS 90. Jan 70, 1881
81, ~, 81, SO, Is, 81, Q, IS, as, SO, So, 40.
DrIAwAna-CLAss s. Jan d 1851.
e. 20, 81, 62, 81, 40, 20, 8, So, 80, 80, rs, 90.
Circulars OF chsre By addressing either 70
WOOD, EpDY co, Wilmington, De!swars.
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How 90 Obtain Cheaply Full and Au-
lh.nt

sIONs, &C. inciuding Farmers and Planters In their
sIectve ccaiiles embracing ANY and ALL the STATES,
rowssnrs and Posr 0rcEs throughout the rsDFasL UNION
relative % CunA wtsr sprKs SOUTH AmkRcA &C. Adapted
10 tbe ADDRESSING OF IlHCULARS1 40.
Addrcss, by letter, GRO. BOWkkfEk, rhe World oDce
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Police Intelligence.

DARING RoBRERY IN BRoADwAY.-About nine O'Clock on
Saturday night, Casper Chds entering walacks
theatre he seized from behind by bold highway
man and robbed off pocketbook containing a check
for five hundred dollars and three dollars In change
Policeman Donohue happened 70 be In the immediate
neghborhood at the time and hearing the cries OF Mr.
Childs FASTENED the spot and arrested man named
Michael Kelly on charge OF being implicated in the rob
berry. The prisoner searched the spot, but
nothing could be found his person which tended
taken be ore Justice Quackenbush yesterday and
ted for examination. All efforts to the stolen
money have thus far proved fruitless.
ADDING INSULT TO kJuRY.-An impudent burglar en-
tered the Office of Mr. H. F. Clark, No. 81 Cortland
street. Saturday night, and stole $40 in silver. An
attempt made to blow open the safe with gunpowder
but Il resulted In complete failure Before quitting the
premises the burglar had the audacity to attach the fol
lowing interruption to the saie;-Leave safe key when
come again. No clue has been obtained to the where
abouts Of the impairment scamp
MATERNAL LOVE- Harriet Everson, a irrepressble
negress, while confined in Of the cells Of the Sixth
precinct station house yesterday charge Of vagrancy
attempted 10 kill her daughter child about FIVE years
old by struggling the little one with piece Of cord
For tunatcy the situation OF the child discovered In
good otherwise the consequences would certainly
have been fatal Justice Kelly committed the unnatural
wench tor trial.
BURGLAR KNOCKED Down Flight oY srARs-John
DgDop and John McDcrmot youths Of sixteen and nine
teen years Of age, committed for trial By Justice
Kelly, ON Sunday last on charge Of burgarously enter
ing the promises Of VIM s. Napier fruit dealer, 247
Fulton street. They caught in the by officer
Randall Of the Third ward, having effected
by pryng open the cellar door with chsel. Dignon
sted TO the magistrate that NcDe mott broke open the
place and entered In search OF plumber leaving him dig
Lon) outside 10 sentry. After search through
the premises McDermott returned and stated that he
could Dot find anything worth taking. Dignon then
tered and he returning up the cellar stairs Mcer
mott became alarmed by hearing some one approach
f.a nh hauA
knocking him off the steps TO the bottom OF the cellar
this stage Of the proceedings the officer up and
arrested them II thought that the prisoners
neced with gang Of burglars who have lately infested
the Third ward.
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Trusses. Elastic Stocexfngs, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Supporters Ac-Drs GLOVER
THokNE, No Ann street, under BArnpm's Museum.
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Drawings OF X. France 4 Co.'s Della
ware Lottenes:-
SUSSEX eourrY, CLASS q, Jan 2s. 1851.
SO, g. 20, 81 rs, TO- AZ. 8, Ill, SO, 8, IL, %, 81
GRArp CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass FouR jan B 1851
20, TO- 8. IL, Is, co. SO, So, Z, 81, rs, rs, As.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing
,. FRANCE 4 CO.,
Wilmington Delaware
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NOW READY.
lN The HOROSCOPE new article which ran be ~
tached 70 screoscote and by lis aid the observer sees nc
figures In the picture In motion The eject 10 nincuosA
One dozen pic Views have been produced 70 cp
sent this amusing invention.
Price of Motoscope 20 per mall post PAID W crnA
Prce Of Views, 81 30 per dozen, sent free ~ mall
AS and rs Broadway.
A liberal discount TO dealers
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TO DRUGGISTS Il CONTINUE TO OFFER suPfkIOr
i Inducements other house In Drug, Patent No.
cines Pcrfumery ali goods usually sold BY whci.sas
cash before shipment Prices ~ IL
Lowell range for prime goods p ID. CRyIS
Cash Drug HOUSE,,
No. i62 Broadway, New Yorx.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-18
Grand DISAPPOINTMENT.

I thought her mine, thought the world
Shone forth with joy for me;
I didn't dream in after years
Its folly I should see.
But 50 improved. I sought her hand
Il really thought I'd get herr
But oh alas her answer came
g Her mother wouldn't let hertz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-18
N1OELECTOR'S SIZE


n City of Evansville, recently re-Organized,
met in the Chamber of the Common Council on
Monday evening, March 4, 1861.
DR.. J ohm T. Walker appointed President,
and W. Baker Secretary.
Ordered that a synopsis Of the Ordinances # the
and practicing physicians, be prepared and pub
lished in the newspapers of the city
Ordered that it be recommended TO parents and
all others having charge of children, to then
TO be Vaccinated without delay.
Ordered that il be recommended to the Trustees
of the Public Schools of the City TO adopt such
measures will prevent the admission of scholars
into said schools who have not been successfully
vacGinated.
The attention of physicians is invited TO the fol-
lowing:
Synopsis Of the provisions of the Health Ordi.
nances of the City:
1t shall be the duty of every practicing physi-
clan in this City, to notify some member Of the
board of health, of every case of contagious in
fectjous disorder and of every of sickness from
any dangerous unusual disease, which is in it's
character epidemic, within six hours after the
same shall have come to his knowledge: and every
such physician shall report quarterly said board
of health every death which shall come to his
knowledge in the course of his practice, and also
the cause of such death: and should any physician
neglect to comply with the requirements aforesaid
he shall, for every such neglect forfeit and pay not
less than three nor more than twenty dollars"
The Board of health Is composed of the following
persons, viz:
DIR. John T. Walker, Dr. A. Walkop, DR. Hugh
Ronalds, DR.. J. Casselbury and w. Baker.
Returns required to be sealed, and directed
to the Board of Health, and may be left at the
Council Chamber.
W. BAKER, JOHN T. WALKER.
SecrefarU. mart President
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