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POWDER.
NORFOLK. Va Nav 1se

NOkFoLk, a., May =, l6bI.
Troops continue 10 pour Ia here from vart-
Gus sec tons. Those here are assigned places,
and are ready for service.
may say word about the gallant Grays
Of your city They attract great after ton, and
com piiIneuts are unbouuded. They drill eve
ry evening, and the agility with which they
handle tho m usket IL truly wonderful. l
award to them the credit of being the best
drilled COM sny in The State.
The tieorsia Blacks, in our sister city, afford
true specimen OF industry highly credita-
bic, and manifest unwayering devotion to
those in charge. They valuable aids in
our defence.
Our barbor Is blockaded-al comn2unica-
ton suspended.
Zig lteen hundred or two thousand troops
are expects here to- night.
Oar guns have been tested, and found to
work we'll. l may safely say we are in state
OF strong defence; and while we shall not in yite
attack, we will be the first to repel IL.
ApLEPHos
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The BLOCKADE OF THE SOUTHERN PoRrs--The

Tns BLOCKADE OF THE SOUTHERN PoRrs Tho
following, from the London Telegraph, Will
bs read with peculiar interes, at this time
With regard to the bloc sade aues ton, we
have TO state that II cannot be solved by any
government In America, but must be left 10
The maritime POI efs OF Europe--whlch net
ing pom the law Of self preservation, must.
of course, forbid all attempts to exclude their
com mercs from the ports o. the South. the ruin
of " hich, though IL may crafty the passions
would not serve the North. Such policy of
coercion therefore, would be both short sig ht-
ed ana Intellectual. The nsw tariff, tor which
Mr. Lincoln IL not responsible, though he will
Is an unwise measure on the part OF those
who framed Il. PERSISTENT Lincoln has
the interest OF the Union To protect, and Lord
Paimerstou IL bound 10 defend those OF Great
Britain; but the former cannot be 0ltoped to
blockade our Jag out Of the Southern porte, or
the Latter be stun ulaied TO ANY particu iar add
yocaey Of Norlhern ambition.
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Last WEEK

EE LAST WEEK
ADDITIONAL CONCLUSIVE
INSTANTANEOUS
AND
PAINLESS PROCESS
OF
EFFECTUALLY CURING
AID ALL
DISEASES OF THR PRRT.
DR.. SCHLOSSER
Takes this opportunity of returning thanks to
the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and Its vi
entity for their
NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS,
which they have placed at his disposal. which
fully endorse the efficacy Of bis mode of treatm emit
OF DISEASES OF THE FRRT.
His mastery of this branch Of Surgery has lot
been acquired without
CAREFUL STUDY
ACTUAL PRA TIGB.
H is enabled to give relief in of the worst
desert ption without causing any pain, or produc-
ing any INJURIOUS effect. His operations are per-
formed without cutting the Cora or Bunion.
The most timid may place implicit confidence In
his skill, and children as well as persons OF ma
ture years, will most assuredly derive imm ediate
benefit and comfort from his mode of treatment.
FRESH TESTIMONIALS FROM RICHMOND.
From John Mc!lea Eco
DR.. ScHLossHR has extracted from my feet seve-
raj painful Corns without pain, and oheerfuliy
recommend him to those afflicted.
JOHN MRLLHS.
Richmond, Va, April 2sth, 1851.
From g. s. Garter. Carser,ins, n C.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted quite a number o
very painful Corns for me, without any pain oy
the operation ! cheerfully recommend him Il
| those afflicted. 8. 8. CAKTRn.
| Richmond, Va, April goth, 1891
From J. h O. DieAanson, ESQ.
| Dr. soaLossBR has extracted q great number .
| Oorns from my feet, without any pain, giving
| perfect Satisfaction. ]. NJ. q. DIckfssoy.
Richmond. April 18th. 1881.
| FROM J. C. WAit.o., kSq., Marion, Il. O.
| This Ia to certify that DR.. soHIsossER extract
| ed seven Corns for me, without the least pain 4
|
| nj aces where the Corns where extracted, ca
feel no pain whatever, ano fuiiy nssieve they AZ
| connIetsIy cured J. C. WBlTsoy.
Richmond, Va April sd, 1851
From John NJ. Speed, Membe, Of TIE Convention.
| DR.. scHLossKR has extracted ftur Corns from IL
feet, without giving any pain, and to my enhf
| .st,sf.,,ion. Jso. N. sPRsD,
OF Lynchburg.
! Richmond. April 18th, 1861.
| From Dr. Il Pouneu, NJ. d.
This ia to certify that DR.. scHL1aagR eradicate
two Corns for me, without pain during the oper
| tiop-with entire relied 10 me frsm Nil pain
| 6. POWELL, n. D.
Richmond, April 10th, 1891.
From NJ Harris, Esq
Dr.. scHbossKR has extracted five Corus fro
my feet, without the slightest pain.
| B. M. HARRIS.
Rishmopd, April goth, 1851.
From ybhs g. As9e, ESQ.
This Is 70 certify that DR.. scsnossBx extracre
two oorns for me, without pain, and "stn sSe
skill. JoHx o. AxaIL.
Richmond. April nth. 1851.
~ In addition to the abovs. . great mmb
more, from persons well known In Rich mor>d. q
In Oh soHLossER's possession, which msy
seen at his office,
Rnox 10 A. \. TILL sP. NJ.
Al the
| sPoTsWooD HOTEL.
Pariors No. III aud ia, near the ladies' Drswir
Rooms.
~ PHvate entrance on Main utrvet,
RICHMOND.
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IFpr the Richmond Dispatch
3ener/fi Gf-pff
DANvILIR, May i. L

DANvILls, May i. 1861.
Asssrs. Editors: / have been a devoted
freud of General Scott, but i must confess
that have been deceived, and his price was
much less than expected. l was one OF those
who thought sa5, 900 would not induce him TO
draw his sword against his native State l
AN sorfyto say that SIT 900 has proved enough.
! wonio suggest that the ladies OF Richmond
hold public meeting, and appoint fifteen Ia.
dies to walt upon him, and req uest him 10 re-
turn The sword that Virginia gave him TO the
gallant Lee, who has proved himself above
price. DAs.
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Notioa


$4,000 WORTH
H I. E q A ~ II d X Y O. Q Q ID .,
AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence of the general financial derange.
TO sell of our super or aud desirable stock OF
DR 7 q o Q ID s,
at a GREAT SACRIFICE. 70 close business as soon
& offer this dav, every article at PRIME
COST IRON a parer IT Needles up to the RICHEST
la HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, oar stock ia very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table pAMASk;
Pillow-Css7 LINENS,
TOWELS, HUcKABAcK. &C., SC
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
snd all the latest styles of French and Epgiish
PABRI les.
for Iadies' and Children's Dresses for Spring
Winter and Summer,
sNBR0IDEsIgs.
HOSIERY, 6LOVEs. HDKFS.,
sHAWLS, CLOAK3 and MANTLEs,
SHIRTINGa and sHEKTIN0e.
FLANNELs and BLANKETS, Of every descrip-
IRISH LIENS and DIAPERS.
SOMBAZINES aud BLACK ALPACAs.
L,.rse stock of Goods FOR sBRV ANTS Summer
and Wiutsr Clothing.
81 Purchasers dre invited to call and sec for
themselves. A. K. PARKER CO.,
l43 Main street, Eagle Square.
n. B.-an persons indebted to us, will please
cali and settle their accounts without delay, a.
mi NH Il sHts ~ AKP SEQ
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Z STAY LAW.--Ths Justices of Smy IA
county were convened in extraordinary session
last week for the purpose of providing means
oI defence and eQuipping the troops. Aftor
Getting through with this business, cry was
raised, pass u stay law ~ The Magi tratss
thoroupon Unanimously enac ted :. that no
more debts should be coiiec ted in Smyth be-
fore the first Of January, 1882" SO at least
we arc informed by Il gentleman from the
county -IbiHgdon Dam.
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BY Z. Is. Cook, Auct.


Dry GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, FUkNI-
IL TuRE, 40, AT AUCTION -On MONDAY, 9Th
inst, at 40 o'clock, will sell, nay store, large
invoice of DRY GOoDS, BOOTS, sHoES, &C,
from a merchant dsclieipg business.
A. The same tine, will be sold lot Of HOUSE
HOLD FUESiTURS. consisting Of Mahogany
Wnrdrobes Marble-Top Bureaus, Marble. T OPP
Washs ands Sofas, Cane and ood-sest Chairs,
French and Cot'age BAdsteads, SOW eral FIRST rate
Straw and shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds. and
Bedding.
The above Furniture is in hrst.rate condition,
having been used put few weeks.
my4 Z. v. COOK, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
i GOODS, CL0TH SO, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS,
&c. &c, AT AUCTiON.-By virtue Of d ed of
trust to the subscribe, by n. Myer.on, aud duly
recorded in the Clerks Once OF the Hasings
Court Of .he city Of Richmond, will proceed 70
sell, at the store, Of .aid NJ. Mysrson: No. 2o4
Broad, between Ath and S,n SITS, ON To ESpAY TIN
May at 10 o'clock, all the stock contained in ssid
store emsr.e,pe general sssortmeat Of ply
CAPS. FANCY ARTlCLss. &c, to which the at
tention Of the trade is REQ uested.
TEsMs.-All sums uudsr Si0o, cash over thai
amount. ninety days credit, for approx ed nego-
table paper. s. HlRSH, Trustee.
bale conducted by E. 3 C0oK, Auct myl
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SUloIDB OF HoTTRsroT. On Sunday the
native fricans III the Aquarial Gardens, four
in number, We're invited by q miss ionary at
East Boston, who had formerly bten in their
country, 10 attend service ut his church
They ali sccep ted, except SturmAn Yenghis, a
Hotten tot. During their absence he hung
him self in 4 small lower room in the rear par I
OF the building. He was dead when found.
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FIsAScIAL.-A letter from New York, d.. te

FIsAScIAL.-A letter from New York, di ted
Tuesday evening, says:
"Wall street continues dull. Additional
heavy failures in commercial circles Az
bounced, owing TO the almost entire stoppage
IF remittanoas from the South and West.
stocks generally are lower. Border Stats
securities are us steady Us anything upon The
list, aud have been clearly oversoid, Virginia
O. sold for oasA at Is, regular at 81, and SELL
u1's option 10 days at Ill. Kentucky 6's ad-
vaIcad ], selling at 70.; Tennessee SIS, at IL!
"a the second board the market WAS gen :
orally lower. There are no stocks press. % z
Oh the market, and some descriptions are
scarce. Kentucky 6's declined o. selling al
u Virginia 6'e brought 10, go.
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LETTER LIST.

ISTO FLETTERS..Rema In the RICH
IL AoND POsT-OFFICE, on the % day OF May.
Is6l.
unpublished by authority Of Act of Congress-
In Inc paper having ths largest circulation in the
District W mere printed.
sg-Persons calling for letters In the LIST viii
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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FROM PORTSMOUTH.
ESPECIAL ooaaBsPosDEsoE OF rnB DisPAroH.)

PoRrssoUTs, VA, May I'd, ls6,
We arc now biockaded, as are the mouths
Of the Jan4as river, the York, tbs .Rappahan-
neck ana the Petomac--so i am told. iester-
day morning the Baltimore boat-the steamer
Adeiaide-was stopped by the minfons OF Inc
Chin panaee at Washington, ana pressed into
the ser vice of the so-cailed Illinois bsboon
The mail osfne mp, however, In the afternoon,
in the little steamer Coffee.
Spies said 70 be about. A man In pet
tcoats II Is eaid has been roaming about our
city. If hs is caught he VIII be stripped and
turned ever TO the secular arm.
The Young Guard. n company of 81 Young
aud tine locking men, from Newton county,
Ga reached here AT one o'clock last nigh :,
and were tern porGriiy CHARTERED in the court
house sixteen thousand more from The same
State are said TO be on their Way 10 Old Fir-
ginia Five companies cane yesterday mora
Ing from the adjoining counties OF Nansemond
and surry, aud went over to Norfolk.
The sIoop- war ST Louis Is said 10 have
naystsriously disappeared from of Pensacola.
she may have been ordered on some special
ssryics Her comma noer is Poor, II Southern
mnn, and she may turn up Ia some Southern
port~-9ntea Sate
The Weather here - quite cold, and blankets
and fires are com Portable, though the day Is
bright and the sun is shining eioriousiy. The
work OF saving the property. guns, &c, IN the
Merrimsc goes brayeiy on at tue navy afa
Many OF the stores here are closed. ana ousi'
ness lie partially suspended. OLD Doaihios,
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NE y at -
1T REDUCED PRICkS,
Or LANCE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
m-Rlou DRESS dooDslm
Ga our own coupter3, IL tLs large Shawl RoOaI
attach 10 our sgpFe
IL Vii to reduce STOCK and punil363 TO scale
demanded W tho altered Goa14t!oa OF the times
EsT Among the
GO D u
IoW odefei are
Beautiful sTLK DRESSES, al %, IL, II Aud 1zo.
Beautiful SILK E0sks, st ~ 10 s2o.
BAkEuE ROBES, st and slJ.
splenJid HERRaNI DRESSES, at SIS.
4 great variety Of BAREGLs, G2ENADih se,
GHA1LiKS, PUPLiNS, ORGANIZES LAWNS,
to be sold without regard TO cost.
sAM'L IL. PRICE & 90.
r. B.-The NEW GOODS Of The season receiv-
ing by every steamer. az Sim
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hg e md ply.
NE w 6 90 d s

W G 90 d s
Opening by Steamer THIS DAY
BLACK SILK MASTLkS,
Newest styles aid patterns.
Beautiful Hermann sHAWLS.
TILE sHAWLS, rare article.
Elegant WALkIEG SUITS.
Splendid BERNASis, further sTpply.
Mos. beaQtitu! ORG ANDES, very cheap
FREECH JAC0NRfs IN great variety, worry cheap.
MOURNING GOOnS
In variety, among which arc cheap
BEkAUEh, -
OF al,E!LS, SO.
ap Its SaA Y y: ttt4n 90
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War Movements Attack.

ALExASDRIA, May 3.-froops are stll pour
ing into Washington from all quarters OF the
North and West, and rumors Of an attack on
Alpxandr in are rife.
The bridges on the Baltimore and Whining
ton Railroad lately destroyed, are being re-
built.
Major Anderson left Philadelphia for Wash
ington to-day.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
New York Treops--A War of Extermina-
ton.
NEW YORK, (rfn Nashcil,e, Tenn. y April 25.-
One half of the soldiers sent hence to the
South are imprornptu soldiers-no better than
a mob Ten thousand are gathering in New
York. an the steamers and many other yes
sells are seized by the Government for trans
ports war of determination Ia To be Waged
and the plan is to occupy Richmond and New
Orleans OLD HORSE
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AssAuLq iron Ex-GDsgEson MoERHsAp.-
The inuyliie Appeal learns that tx .Ios vernon
A1oreheitS, OF n o., Was dangsrously as
saait'd Ia his nhaIiber Ieeelaly. by negro
man, and that tbs eiiiain WHO committed the
outrsge wax Immediately arrested and suu'
manly dis patched.
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BOARDING

NJ ODERATE BOARD, with two neatly fur
W nisned ROOMS, on the second foor in
trail situation. suitable for young gentlemen, can
be obtained by Immediate application a, this Of
foe. my 23tf
UOARDING.--Eight or ten BOARDEhs can
- and good, airy rooms, by applying imme-
week, mouth my 2-5t<
DOAkDiNG.-l have several pleasant ROOMS
ID vacan Mt, suitable for families. Neighhorhood
pleasant and convenient TO business in the city
Apply at the Carlton House, on 18th, bet wsen
Broad and Marshail sts. Several DAY BOARD
EkS can also be accommodated.
ap S0--lw< MRS. BASS.
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lMP0kTAhT NBLI4IUu1 AETiUb.- nc 01ISU3@
ton News, OF the 25th ult., says:
The Texas Episcopal Convention has been
ia session at Austin for some days, Rishop
Gregg presiding. We learn that II has bssn
decided To send delegation 10 onigorhery,
Ala, in July next, 10 laeet wilh delesat tons
from the several dlo sses OF tie sscsdsd States.
" and TO dec sde wiis thsT CT Dol this venerable
aud influential religious body shall secedu
from the NORTHERN Cnareh. = This Is tbs first
Episeop al Atste Uoa ntion held In the Sc
cYtted states Ia reieyeuce " this s0biect.
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AN ORDINANCE. to provide as.in.t The s:er!hee
Of property, AID to suspend proceedings in eer-
tain cases. Passed April sub is5l.
Re u orda.n.d. That no exscution O. te'' yaaa.
Commonwealth AID against non residents, 'hail
be issued from the date hereof, BY any sou,t OF
record or magistrate, for the sale OF properly M
ii Otherwise provided BY law. Nor ,hAli thsrs
be any sales aader deeds Of t'u:t or decree. un;
otherwise provided BY law;
Where such executions Lave issued, and are
now IN the hands Of oficeIs, whether levied Or
Dot, IL the DEBTOR offer rond aud security for the
payment of tho debt, Interest and eosts bsI The
operation OF tei. oIdinsofe ceases me ptoPstv
returned ~ in case Of u forthcoming bond, and
| shall constitute lien on the realty OF IA ood-
COR. to the sane extent and In the same nsnsrr
as forfeited Forthcoming bonds returned " the
clera's ofaco do, and juds nsaA may be haa Oh
sa,a osna "a a. iadsn nay 90 obassd on
forthcoming bonds undsr exlst'nx 'aws
daiy of tbs onioer to sssysne three fresholdsr.
| from ths vicirage, who. sfaer being .wora shell
proceed 70 v.ios ne p,o2Sry asI s sh% ~
November, one thousand eight IN adj. d and sis,.i
aud aie.s tbs SAID properly shat .et Tor .he tan
| am ans Of zach vaiuasion. II shall be restored to
| Exospt in criminal cases or Cop,uouwsslth's
seeairins ths intsrvsatioa ef a jary, nor upon
| warrxpts for small Claims before = J.sties.
moosd rem the S,s.sader. or vicassss. nd No,
| undsr the lau. ~ X now stsnds sad sith the eo
sent VI the party piosseused the cause may os Tried
| by the Court.
| 'This Ord.uanca shall not apply TO liabilities
apon the San OF pobhc omeers, either 70 ID state,
| rnunti.s corporatiers or tadfstduals, nor 10
debts hafrafte TO be contracted, nor TO dsbts dus
The Coma. enwealth; provided tbs. 10 ne.... bill
lion Of whieh - any debt or obligation 81 press Al
sIis,ins. I, all be held or esrsidsrsd - . dsii
| hereafter sontrfcted.
shall not be computed In any NE whero IA,
statute Of iinstat,sns comes 10 taesties.
III nrAtn hal tn e.rss nnsff
psalsd or charged By dis cssventien, or "a,
6enerai Assembly OF the State; sal II no, 90 re
y day. ahsr he us, aay sfihs SEGA Ger sTai A.
| sambly.
adopted by tho ConveasiuY Of virgpi.. Aprt
| %, le6. Jao- l. eGbtkk,
mya-AMNSwH asarssNpv ~ Coz antton
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O0NEfBeIOXtk kAfsvN Ufll. A.l
THE sssSiiIfiaosiR OF ksoo2x
i PLIAeANTD, nadsr HE deed Of 9Th ossob~Y,
Mo, 70 Jsnss q Taylor = Son, Trustees. will
present their elains before ne. o. ny N =. on or
before MpDdAy, Ne sh day Of Nay. isel. that
nay ssait asd ssssis the Sc. seP,; % The. aid
0usaoeS. w. =. aIAuas
% ii-ts Nay Commi..isnsr.
1EUwS AND BLACKBlRuk.
The seysaip psessrvstivs Of Seed oors 'sam
And dried With Plaster.
COAL rag 4lvays o hanA u he Mandatory,
By lie CITY GAS WORKS. koekssss. RseAns pa.
WITT 1JUEIyc, z<.-lsy ll5.sisSss 9
naisss viii Dasainxhsa tyA.l Slate, = a sss,
peg s1nAss foQs. No Will Also fut On uUTKA
PERCH ROOFING II the uaest ,ApRsossd styi ~.
Old aAAfk ROOFS Will 30 tNpAlt ~ ~ shefs ass
tiee; And Ali bis work wtu By wAtxaAso4 re 80.
Aetsa Pehile patronage fAIHSk hAlNs
/ N6ytCE.--Wek have a. ctlet tsf ~. ~ - -
IN NASuN. Any Sas hsvink qdAiiasd &Assl
g ssii. VIII taiufl 49, 3ssiax aues App~Sf~Asss
is.,a ss4''Af sf'sfso t,iAx : CO.. Aas,x..
"A
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MiLlTAhx EQUIPMENTS.
Kt!APBACKg Of WATER PROOF GpoDs, VA
ny aas s'A kisa AnssTH.
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BY Alex. Mott, Aucttoaeer.
HORgE6. &c. FOR SALE

a. FOR SALE have for SAFE two young
I3NH0R-E>, at moderate prices. HHsErXN
Also, two young cows, with 0ENstIST
their CALM Es, raised on my farm, WH
near thiN city. Apply to aEsEa
SIT BOLL1NGw Aat....
~ F0R SALE.-Flve HORSES and seven
@CMULhS, all of them well broke, and Will
~ work in any aarn-ss. Apply to
4. r EA0LAND \ Co Lumber Dsalere,
my s-ts Corner I'D and Marshall ste.
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TIN FRASKLTE HOCSE,

49, TIN FRANKLIN HOCSE,
IN ON eTH STREET, BIZ. ~ r.
TWEEN MARsHALLO
E. AND BROAD, will be fktY
ope to the pu bile Toll
kNACKS will be furnished In the best style, at
all hours Of tho day, and the BAR viii bs e1n-
stAutly n pp led with superior LIQUORS, WINES,
LAG IN SEKR, ALE and CIGARS
an $50. JAMES KIRK.
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EXECUTIVE DEPahfkEaT,(
MAY lsr, 1891.
THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Of the
i invention OF this Commonwealth, Is pub
Iished by it's order, for general informalion
GEORGE W. MUAFORD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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By L. n. Ceok, Aaes.


A CCJJON-Hogss Is. MULES. SC. &c.-Wfl
N Re sold at the Hrrse Lot Gu Council thambsr
Hill. THIS MORNING. esnmeneing at 10 o'coHk,
vera saddle and WORK Horses: several 70 ~
Mules fne Qor.e, Wagon and ear, BE
and Harness SM'leh Cows aud Calves; arts
ana Gears. inv 81 J. RI. DlG0ES. Anet.
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct'R,
f0flice corner Of 18th and Cary streets.l

HORSES, cows, WAGON AND BUGGY
III FOR SALE All AUCTION win be vft red
for sale on SATURDAY morning, May lth, c"m-
meGcing 1T 10 o'clock. at the Horse Auction Lot ON
Cou ncii Cha amber Hill
Several Saddle and Harness HORSES.
good MI !oh cows.
WAGON, in good order
lBUGGI. TEO3 w. K.RSEE,
uys Auctinpeer.
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my i--M
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ACT A L Pr c T GR.
He is enabled to give relief in of the worst
desert ption without causing any pain, or produc-
ing any njurious effect His operations are per-
formed without cutting the Cora or Bunion.
The most timid may place implicit confidence In
his skill, and children, as we'll as persons Of ma
ture years, will most assuredly derive imm ediatt
benefit and comfort from his mode Of treatment.