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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21
SOUTHERN NEWS

The following items from Souther, n.,or
are published in the Northern journals:
The Confederate Congress met in Rich
mond, on the lSth-but there was no ouo
rum
The South Carolina and Georgia reei.
ments at Ranoke Island, Panlico Sound.
nave blown up their batteries and retired.
Troops from Georgia and Texas are going
through Richmond on their way to the Po-
t)mae.
Great excitement exists 10 Tennessee.
Arms and men are called for. Skirmisbes
between Union men and Confederates. in
inherent quarters, are reported, Parson
brownlow, 1t is said, has left the State.
A q. Brown and James Phean have been
elected 10y the Legislature of Mississinni 70
represent that State in the Confederate Con.
gress Pettus was almost unanimously cleo.
ted Governor of Mississippi.
The reported transfer of Zollicoffsr's forces
from Cumberland Gap to Easton. Kv was
untounded. The latest Nashville and Nam.
phls papers show that Z1llcoffer was still, Of
the Gap with 5000 troops.
On the 25th olt:. 1874 families were sun.
Piled from the free market of New Orloaps
1t IS said that the Confedeyates ara a.,
gagged in erecting strong Qualifications a fau,
miles from Hilton Head, in order TO prevanr
he descent Of the Federals on Cbarlesto,,
md Savannah All the reports received =,
Fort Royal represent that the Confederate,
lad determined II possible to defend tn.
point, and That no attempt would Le mad,
. resist the Federal OCCUPATION If po,,
Royal.
Gen. Sherman had not broken m tho roll
DAD CON munica'ion between Charleston and
avannah' up to the iailing of the Atlanta
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A CARD,

II uRING the suspension of my regular School
H. Exercises, am willing, for the sake of con-
GENIAL employ to receive a few students, to
whom will give thorough daily instruction in an
the solid English branches. together with Compo
sition, Book Keeping, Mathematics, and the Phy-
steal Sciences
TINS will afford rare opportunity for improve.
lnent' TO such young men and youths as desire
lhe quiet, order, and refinement Of a SELECT
oOOL, together with the personal instruction
OF an experienced Teacher.
TERMS Sl2.5O per quarter-Drawine So. 80.
No extra charges whatever. Hours of instruction
from y. A. NJ to J. p. NJ Exercises to be cnm
inenced on the End of December
II mo 7 I'm CALEB S. HALLOWELI.
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GROCERIES.
d R Y GODS.
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODs.
Ii A RPER & BRO
\ RE now in receipt eft The .olioYi,
IA viz: 'S''s s'o :
Is black French en- Cloths and Cashmere
Velvet and Silk Vestrgs
Cassinetts, WoolIen Shirts and Dr,wor,
S q and Linen Cambria Handkerch.efs
Stocks and Neck-Ties, Suxpepde,.
White and coored Fannels
Canton Flannels, Brown DrlI;nps
Brown and Bleached Cottops
C-iicoes, Bleacbed Jeans pins and Nu
French and English Morino -'eo'i'S
laouSialnes, Cofsetts Merino Shawls
Carpets and Rgs Floor oil Cloth
AIpacas. Carpet Chain
Blue Domestic, Irish Linen
haek Muslin, White and CoPd Cambria
Cloth and Silk Nantes
Cd Fniiet CT oths. Linseys, &c. &c.
Also on hand a lotot Silks which will h. s,,a
very low. s'ia
oct IF
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &c.
LEADBEATER 4 co. npuccre7

LEADBEATER d CO., DRUGGISTS.
STABLER's OH STAND, EsTAr,,surn roo
NOS. . and 7, South .faiyor Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
II AVEin store full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals
II rants, olls' Acids, Genuine Patent Med
merry, Soaps, Sponges, Congress Water. Madi.;ns
Chests, Spices, Coal Oil Lamps and Chmneys
Pocket Medicine Cases end all other goods usual.
~ round IN well conducted Drug establishment
10 as0 29-eoIm
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Heavy firing was heard west of this place
yesterday afternoon and this morning. There
Is current report Of the capture of several
federal forasing wagons by Confederate
force-the truth Of which we do not youch
for.
The weather to-day has been mild bnt
with indications that there will soon be n
change.
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n I S c E EOUS,

GS REWARD.--IOST. between Alexapdri.
%' and H. eolog cal Seminary, Fairfax
County, on he 6, mig of thursday, the l4tb in
slant, "1TEk rHOOF LLo X, or CAPE.
perfectly ne" On sc inside, near the top, Was
marked the name "hioRTIMER THOMSON, Noyem.
Der, 1851" Whoever will return the said article
to Lieut.. CLIFFORD THOMSON, of the L.,
New York, (late Lincoln) Cavalry, at Camp K,ar.
ney, near the Theological Seminary, will be paid
'he ABOVE mentioned reward. nov 20-3t*
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YNHE UNDERSIGNED, Commissioners -
4 pointed to hold an election for fice,. ~ r.
Guy ol ale4andrla' in the several wards of III,
city, on the 10Th day of November, 1861. bereh,
certify that The following Ulcers received the h;h
est NUMBER OF votes and are duly elected:
Mayor Lewis Mckenzie
AUDITORY A. Stoutenbure.
collector Of Taxos--Northern Dist. Gao,co n
Hewes. ' "oofse u
southern Dlstrct-Oscar c. Whittlesev.
Measurer OF Wood and Bark-W w Wb;.a
superintendent of Police-Chas r Grimes
euper'ntendent of Gas-Thomas Diver
Me- surer OF Lum ber-Wm, r. Howara
Ciefk OF the Market-John P Whitemore
duager and Inspector of Liouors-Tsaae
Loveov. 4''i''saac d.
FIRE Engineer--John Birrell.
Aidermen--First Ward-Stephen Sb;nn Jonas
Vunsant. NnAnh' James
Common Council-Sam' Baker Carrot ur,yt
Jas f. Carin, j ohm Eveletb. '
second Ward-Aldermen-.JobnT A,uetror.
Andrew Jameson. g
Common Couucil-Samuel Bovnton. Cbor,os d
shirley, James l.. Dysoa, John i. Taylor
Third Ward--Aldermen-Alla q IL, e
ferson lacey. -oii' '0i'
Common Coancil-H S. Martin. S. F Beacb
D. N. d@rwood, Jas. A. Stoutenburg.
Fourth d-Aldermen-Andrew WI.
Robert Bell, Sen. % wynn
common Counei--Wm. D. Massey Ct n
7ldehottom, Caleb s. Hallowell, VIM. Arno,a
Given under hands and seals tb;s 9tst
# November. 1851 '' o''9 !
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A grand review Of 10000 Federal troops
took place on yesterday, at Bailey's Cross
Roads. Twenty thousand spectators are
said to have been present The troops were
reviewed by Gen. Mcclellan and ais staff
1t was an imposing military display-sucb
as is rarely witnessed any where. The
crowd was so great that some accidents oc
Cured 60 persons in carriages.
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1he steamer United kngd I'M. from elias
gov on the 9h, has arrived IF Cane Race
Her NJ Ms Is u"important. The Cunventio,
regard "g the Mexican expedition does n,
Tx the lumber Of ships or troops to be used
nor stipuate for a march to Mexico.
The New York Herald says, cit has intel
ligence from Havana, that The Confederat,
war steamer Nashville, which ran the block
ade off Charleston, had on board seventy ma
val officers, The last heard If the Nashville
was that she was at Bermuda on the LIST OF
November. The Charleston Mercury. in
giving an account of the sailing of the The.
odora from the same harhor, with Mason
and Slidell on board, stated that they were
accompanied by Captain Coxetttr, formerly
of the jeff. Davis. and ether gentlemen HON
it would be best for the present not to name.
There can be little doubt that these Others
were naval officers, and that the whole of
them are on their way to Europe to take
command of privateer steamers which were
TO be purchased for them by Mason and SH-
dell, had these functioparies not been inter-
cepted by Com. Wilkes"
Thus far it is understood that no one con-
nected with the British legation has ex press.
ed any views with regard to the arrest Of
oi'deIl and Mason, though rumor from Sc
cession sources is busy with all manner of
reports.
Washington is lightning to FILL up rapid.
ly Pennsylvania Avenue is now crowded
and gay. People from all quarters of the
North and West ere pouring in daily 1t is
remarked that scarcely man from a South.
ern State can be seen
The new federal sloop-o!-war Osippe was
launched at Portsmouth, N. H.. on Satur-
lay. She is of the largest class, being 1900
ons burden.
There were ST. sick and wounded soldiers
n and around Washington on Saturday
asst.
The reported owner of the slave bark Au-
usta, Appleton Cakes Smith, has been com
'itted to Fort Lafayette, by order of the
ecretary of State. The crew are confined
. the New York Tombs. /
There was slight fall of snow yesterday
, Baltimore
Secretary Cameron, on his recent visit
orih, narrowly escaped serious railroad
;cldent, an explosion at an arsenal, and a
ltal result from a fall of fifteen feet down i,
n embankment. d
Inc Metropolitan Record (geod authority
Irish matters) says of threatened ia.
me In Ireland, that the "extent of failure
the p"tatoe crop is appalling" T
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21

SWORN IN We learn that Lewis McKen
Aie, Mayor elect Of this city under the recent
election, proceeded 70 Washington to-day,
and took the usual 5aths of Office before a
Judge Of one Of the United States courts.
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DR.. MCCONNELL, DENTIST.

RON WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Va LII visit Alexandria on Wednesdays and Sa-
W turiays, profession ally each week.
Naa- OFFlCE-Corner of King and Washing
ton streets, next door to the office of Judge G..
Neale' 'ately occupied by Douglas 4. Forrest
nov9-2w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21

WANTED TO HIRE, a good female HOUSE
w SERVANT. Apply at the Gazette Office.
nov 20-3t
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The NEW City CuUNCL.-We under
stand 81 at it is probable that the Few CITY
Council will convene for organization to
morrow morning, at 10 O'clock.
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MILITARY CoURr.-The Military Court
held It's usual session at the Court House
This morning, Judge Freese presiding. The
military cases were much fewer than usual
and were soon disposed Of Some civil police
eases OF no interest were taken up and dis
posed Of
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ALEX ANDRLA, VA.

met at the chamber of the Common Council
Market square, this morning at 10 O'Clock
The vote having been summed up, was off
cially declared 20 be rs follows:
Total vote cast:
First Ward Observation-Disclosures, 2
neconu :" ara
!hiru Waro
Fourth Ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Aotai........... ......." ........1i
The vote for each candidate was also an
nounced as follows:
CITY OFFICES.
Mayor-Lewis McKenze-139.
Auditory. A. Stoutenburgh-l39.
Collectors of Taxes Northern District, G
c. Hewes-l3S
Southern District-Oscar G. Whittlesey-
1873.
Measurer of Wood and Bark William w
White-13O.
Commissioner of Streets-C. R. Grimes
1879.
Superintendent of Gas-Thomas DIVER
139
Measurer Of Lumber-Wm. r. Howard
-l3S.
Clerk of the Market-Jno. p. Whitemore
-l36.
Chief e gineer Of the Fire Department
John Birrell--l39.
Guager-I. B. Lovejoy-139.
CITY CJUNCIL..
First Ward-Board Of Aldermen-Stephen
Shinn and James Vansant- 26 each.
Board of Common Councils Baker, IS,
Garrett Hulst, Jas. +. Carlin and John Eve
leth-26 EACH
Second Ward-Board of Aldormen-Jno.
L. Armstrong any Andrew Jamieson-l8
each.
Board OF Common Council. L. Dyson H.
J ohm L. Taylor, Samuel Boynton and Chas.
b. Shirley-l8 each.
Third Ward Board of Aldermen-Allen
c. Harmon, 81, j. Tacey-56.
Board OF Common Council Henry S Mar
tin, 5. I. Beach, S. N. Garwood and James
A. Stoutenburgh each.
Fourth Ward Board of Aldermen-An-
drew Wyle and Robert Bell, Sen.-36 each
Board of Common Council-Wm D. Mas |
sey, IS, Caleb S. Hallowell, 81, Saml Side.
bottom, 32, VIM. Arnold, 81
COUNTY OFFICES.
Sherif-Edwurd Burchell-l4O.
Commissioner ofthe, Revenue-Edward II
Delahay-l4l.
Clerk OF County Court-Jetferson Tacey
al.
County observation-disclosures l. Edelen,
VIM. Bushby, 7. II. Stilwell-l4l each, j
Cotton, 7, j. Hodgkins, 2.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
First Magistegial District-Lewis McKen
lie, 26, Sam Tucker, 2G, Chas. holland, Is, .
J. Q. McCracken, &c.
Second Magisterial District-John I. Tay. :,
Or, j. I. Armstrong, Saml Boynton, Is p,
ach Hugh McGnnis, II.
Third MagiStera Dstrict-Thos. Nichols, =,
I. G. Clark, Walter l. Penn, Henry S. Mar !
in--58 each.
Fourth Magigterial District Chas. Ware,
I, Robert Bell, Sem, 81, VIM. N Berkley, "a
I, Samuel Sidebottom, &c. u
Ihe returns were then signed, and the
commissioners adjourned. "A
De
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21

A DIAMOND RING LOST YESTERDAY
- must al reward will be paid to the
nhder, as the ring is of more worth to the owner
tnan Its actual value. Bring back to SO King
etieeI' nOlS-3t*
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The RIvER.-An oys err boat arrived IN
ana a lew U. 5, steam.tugs steaming about.
were the only river movements this mornino
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CAMERON MILLS FLOUR, CORN MEAL, &c.
nRDERS for FAMILY, EXTRA and SUPER
~ FLOUR, CORN MEAL, RYE MEAL.
FEED, DC, manufactured at Cameron Mills Of
superior quality, may be left with B. 7. PLUM
MER, at Wise Co.'S Coal Office. King street ne ar
the wharf, and will receive prompt attention.
TERMs-CAsH ON DELIVERY
nOl5-1w# EDNTTNn HINT
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IHE cTEAMER YANKEE AFLoAT The U.
5 steamer Yankee, which has been aground
on hunting Greek bar, was gotten eff last
n gbt, at 9 o'clock, and proceeded down the
river,
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITlzEN.-An obitua.
ry notice, III another column, gives publicity
to the death Of Henry Mansfield. Mr. Mans.
fed has long been a resident of this citv
AMI hlled, during many years, responsible
positions under the municipal government
being at one time chief of the night watch
and afterwards one ofthe city assessors. His
death will be regretted by MANY friends.
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PORTLAND KEROSENE

A M GALLONS of the above which il nn;vsr
Nv sally acknowledged to be equal ii not SUI
duced price. HENRY COOK & rn
ho'' Sarepta Hall King street.
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RESUMPTION OF SERvIcEs.-The congre
cation of 81 Paups Church. have, among
the other incidents of war. SUITED aepri
walton of the usual servi, ri Of IT, Sa.rtuar,
on the Lord- Day, and, also, t the usual
wednesday evening lecture and service. |,
has been determined to renew that portion
OF the worship which consists of the religi-
Gus exercises on Wednesday evening, and at
the solicitation of number of families
connected with ST. Paul's Church, Rev.
GEORGE A. Smith, Of this city, has consented
TO lake charge Of these exercises.
The first of the resumed services took
place at the handsome Lecture Room of St.
paups Church, yesterday evening.
The congregation comprised full repre-.
sentation Of the religious portion of this
community, and the exercises were deeply
impressive.
The service was opened by singing the
goth psalm
In trouble and in joy,
Inc promises of my God shall still
My heart and tongue employ.'
'Of his deliverance will boast
Till all that are distressed,
From my example comfort take
And charm their griefs to rest"
Rev. X. j. Stewart then read the Evening
Service, which was heartily responded to
by all present.
The Rev. George A. Smith then announ-
ced in apprt pirate terms the renewal of the
W ednesday evening lecture on ervices. and
'he congregation sang the 18th HYMN. be-
ginning at the verse:
crest for my soul long to find:
Saviour of all, if mine thou art
dlvo me thy meek and 'owly mind,
And stamp thine Image on my heart"
The Rev. gentleman then delivered brief
nd Impressive lecture from the text. .Jnhn
VII, 20, q.
"Neither pray I for these alone; but for them al.
", Whioh shall believe on me through their word
lhat they all may be one; as thou, Father art
a me, and in thee, that they also NAV he one in
5 : that the world may believe that thou hast
ent me-" f'' A"''
The exercises were then concluded with .
7rvent prayer hy the minister in charge. {
nd after the Benediction, the assembly sena. 1
ated.
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OIL! OIL! DILL!

AND Oil. Machine OIL Linseed, both rawapd
- boied, Ethereal Oil, pure Noatsioot Coal Oh.
iraih ana Tanners OIL received and for sale NV
hovs HENRY COOK Il CO., Sarep1a Hail.
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} rs. VANSaNT,
} Ohm EVELETH,
SAMUEL TUCKER,
JOIN }, 7. TAYLOR,
RORT. II. WADE,
WILLIAM ARNOLD.
STEPHEN SHINN,
LIE WIS MCKENZIE.
Il. Ii. DELAHAY,
THOMAS DWYER.
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DIED.

:, In this city this morning. at 3 o'clock. nENRy
M Ia, aged 81 years. Ms,- The funeral
VIII 'ake piace 10 morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
and Cameron streets AAiiiS
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DRY GOODS.
pRYAN d ADAMS, AGrNTs.
~ No. rs, King street oct
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RaiIroans.
NORWICH & WORCES

rc--sa.ses-ss.EAd
s--Sz---Ha= MENT, May 81, 1861.
Trans Gong South, Leave Worcester
At $50 a. m. (Way Passenger Train) Connecting al
Planheld with trains for Providence and Hartford,
irving in Providence at 1880 m, and Hartford at II 81
6. Arriving in Norwich In serson for train leaving
London.
At 1890 a. m. (way Passenger Train) Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell,
Concord, Manchester, &C.; at Worcester Junction with
Norwich with train for New London, there connecting
with express trains for New Haven and New York.
At 430 p. m. WAY Passenger Train) Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston. Lowell, Nashua,
Worcester Junction with trains from Boston Providence,
and Western road At Plainfeld Junction trains FROM
Providence and Hartford arrive in for this train
b@ Passengers from way stations for New York, by
steamer from Allvn's Point will take this train.
At 100 nj. (Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con-
cord, Manchester Lowell Lawrence, Nashua Fitchburg,
&c At Planfeld with trains from Providence. Leavei
Norwich for Allyn's Point at 9.l5 m
Trans Going North, Iedre NOrt5ich
At l.3O a. m., on arrival Of Steamer, steamboat
Express Tran.) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua,
ritchb9rg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
White Mountains &c.
At 500 a. m. (Way Passenger Train) Connects al
in Providence at $50 M; Worcester Junction with
trains for Springfield. Albany. &C.; with trains of 7. q
W, Road for Providence AT Worcester with trains fol
Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, Lawrence, Man
chester. Concord DC.
At On. (Way Passenger Train.) Arriving at woY.
cester junction in for trains to Boston, Proyi
dence, Springfield, Albany; at Worcester for trainl
to Boston, Nashua, Lowell, FitchbuTg, &c.
Al 345 p. m. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects al
Planed junction with to and from Providence
train TO Boston.
mchSO dit r. ST. NJ ANDREWS, Superintendent.
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- - ~ z-s.sSe-S Spring Arrangement.
ssssss ~ Close follows;
,ss5cester County, Vermont and New Hamp
- worcester q Nashua Railroad al oVV a. in'' ana
FitebbMrs Lancaster, Leominster West Boylstoh Oak
dale Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, N H. at e.o1 a. m
inceo and Fast Princeton at 345 p M; and due at
Sis q. m. "a. dooo. m 10 10 . 80 and Nh
P.a ~, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa
chnsettse0O a. M, and 500 p m; and are due at g. Is
NIL sha towns on the Worcester and
p-ovi5ence Railroad } $50 a. and $50 and are
dne at $40 a. m. and $50 p. M.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50
m and are due at $40 q. m.
u" Western-(An towns in Massachusetts West OF wor
eester) IS a. M, and are due at $50 y. m.
Albany, western New York and Western States, SIS
a M and 400 p and are due at II, and l045 p.
Springhelds Is M, and 400 and due at LAO
Hartford all Connecticut (except windham and New
London counties Is a. m and 4O0 p M; and due
Al IL IS and l045 p.
Towns on line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New Loricr and Windham County, Conn, 1000 a. IN !;
and are due at q.l5 am
New York city and Southern States $50 M, and l. O
m. and are due at $50 and 10 IS
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton Dana, North
nd West Rutland, g. IS a. M, aud are due alta 90 p M
M; and are due at 800 am
Leicester. 945 a. m, and 3 80 m and due at M
Miibury and West AIinbury, $50 a. u and 80 p. IN
and are due at $40 a. M, and $50 p. m,
shrewsbury. SIS p; M, and is due at 300 a. M
m and arc due at $3.50 p M.
birmingham, South Framingham Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodyile WestborO', Northboro', Southboro' Corda
Vile and Grafton, 1910 p. and are due at LIS
Milford, Mendon, IlostOn, Bolton, Berlin, 800 a m
and 500 n M; and are due at ais m and % p.
A mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at This office on Sunday at 6 90 O'Clock p. m.
Office hours from As a. M, to SUI p M SUNDAYS rom
TO IL 40 D. IN. J. NJ. EARLE, z. NJ.
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~ Institution, established for the benefit OF the sick
date of Dr. I. X. Taylor, aided by some OF the
best consultation talent the city affords. The uIode OF
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ments which have been made by the professors and stu
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STA Rheumatism, Neuralgia Mental and Nervous Depres
sion, and Female Complaints, which have come under
medical care Many cases of Nervous Prostitution Neu-
| ralga and Female arrangements are relieved at a
sng visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever
Produced are treated by the eclectic system with nva
Tlabe success Patients from distance who may wish
to remain in the city while under treatment be fur
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