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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at ii o'clock. Prayer by tue Rev. Mr.:
Edwards, of the Methodist Church.
The Speaker submitted to the House Joint resolutions of
the Legislature OF Georgia in regard to the war; transmit
ted BY the Governor of that Sae The resolutions
adont and affirm the Joint lutions of Legislature
in 1862 and express he determine ion of Georgia to stand
by her sister Safes Of the Oentederaey In prosecuting
the war with the utmost vigor AID to accept no terms
of peace short of The Independence Of the Confederate
State fThe resolutions have already been publishedn
full in the whg-RtpOrtsr] The resolutions were laid
on the table and order to be printed.
MrB0YCE, of s. o., who was accidentally absent from
the House when the yeas and rays were taken on the
Joint resolution of Mr. GooDE Of Va, in relation to the
war asked the privilege of having his vote recorded in
their favor.
Mr. SMITH, of N. @, desired to amend the resolu-
ton appointing Special Committee to investigate
Federal ou,rages in Eastern North Carolina, by en-
powerng the committee send for persons and papra
Agreed to- /,
On motion OF Mr. ATKINS, of Tenn, Mljor-Gsneral
John @ Brecknridge was invited to privileged seat
in the House during his temporary stay in the city.
The unfinished business being the bill from the Com
mistee Military Affairs in relation to exemptions was
taken up.
Mr. FOSTER, of Ala, being entitled to the aOor,
called the question, which was sustained.
Tee motion Of Mr. STAPLES, of Va, to reeommit
the bill and amendments, was agreed to.
The House then went into secret session 10 consider
the special order-the Report Of the Special Committee
on the Currency.
After the doors we're opened, letter was presented
by Mr.. Lyons and read at tie Clerks desk, from
Messrs. R. II. MaurY Co., declaring that the state
ment to which alluson made in the Wing OF yes
terday that the report Of the Special COMMITTEE on FL
nance, in secret session. had got among the bfosers
was not true to themselves that they had no know
edge, and had not Fought 10 obtain any, OF what the
HOule was considering in secret session.
After which, the House adjourned.
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NJ AsD ISsFEOEoa eEs5 r. S's Oi issG.
sENEsAL oRDEAs'


svSTsaL oRDERs
-. osu Acts Of oaasrss AID R:s5ss' sSsI a5s
- W Gcfs-
.,,,.,,,sn, or enrolment Of Substitutes IN
Al Az ths Military service q The OsnisPsl. -,
1 Of The Confederate states Of Ane.iss 90 sI nsr
nat no person liable 70 mtary $500 s sSch Service
1ssn any substitute be received snas.el' VI sN'
tsry servios Of The Confcderets STATS
IA por,ved December 25h ls53 - -, ssryice Of
A. A. 10 put an end the exemption rol
tao5s Who heretofore afn.asS 81 ,Ss eSunsix
,uiS Ss "a OF al Who able 70 bear AEs 90 enact,
ne s.I he exempted fro military ssr,v - - al
of - having farnhed substitute ea sh n.ble {, render
oea.sEssa As . asSs sS,soaS s 1raAsd 'u0'''a''A
TAnprovsd. January 5h lS0Al ..vi,e nv CD ration OF
Al Fe1s. 49,, - rj,rel on the sane footing WIN Az '
hhrto heid aee By acs or gu,rv service are re-
II FeiAols stss.s or conacrPti, Without esiASi ~ ~
sorsilpq od,e5; and ~ who DELAY csl DE py ege
raAry So W "a ned Tor assgnmant according y law
oi ~ '1i "a GERS VIII proceed - rapidly As
ne nSIuept AZ ooascrip such PsFsons VII pc a.
d o volunteer In companies In service On I -, - va5lpn
So provided the company ohossn does not a. as e - COM
rsrh Sc mario an uuuber allowed and upen suea yS
nav Being selected tbe ateer VII reevs ION a.
r esracas 70 he elect hat ne has 50 yolan.esrsa 49,
~ -r nh he received into any company exeep1 on seo,
rrdacats Persons who fa % make ths4 -sni,
Of enrolment, vii be ass gned aesa'uns "
p.ou, vo report to the enrolling officers si be sn5S'
ana may be allowed urlous1 Of ten days 0e'0'S
zoe camp o. Sber volunteers CT eonschPta under I'M
rir MI pass through Camp Of Instruction ., 'ns
yrhch are selected, - which taey may o h ,5onsln
VII mr. Rpreas Of Conscrption Is CHARGED Win su0PD
VI AnS Tor the en,orcsment OF this order
Vim Al exemptions oiole grated are 70 NJ ,on
,,n5sr ingtru etons fron tle Bureau OF GOES
tel nroper on unauthorrsd By lIE, will be revoked
B. order, coopVp
- NeH AdjT lisp. Gen1-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

PRovIsoSs-The Mobile Register says :-Ths in-
in the namber Of pIovs and country produce
stores within the past few months ia remarksb See
advertising columns and walk any of the business
streets and you will food IN oil variety of esb and
fruit in large abundance Beef pork, motion, poultry,
butter eggs, &C., &c, can now be bought in twenty.
Eve places where last year they haid be found
in one The multiplication Of dealers and the Increase
of supplies are very pleasant to people who were told
there no food lett in the country. 1t would be
peasantey If ne could report corresponding decrease
Of price, But this depends Congress and the Treas
ury Department There is plenty to eat and it would
be comparatively cheap In country at war and under
blockade, if those who have The power to reform the
currency would exercise H. We hopa and believe they
will during the present session Of Congress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. II, 1894

MONDAY, Jan. III, 1894
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. DOggstt, Of the n. B.
Church.
communication was received from the House Of
Delegates announcing the passage of bill for the pay
ment Of tobacco destroyed in the Public Warehouse,
Hr. BRANCH offered the following resolution which
agreed TO.
RssOIUsd, That the Committee for Courts Of Justice
enquire and report by bill or otherwise, what legislation
general local Is necessary and proper with respect
70 the ilee negro population of this State:
Mr.. O0GHILL announced that the Senator fem
Rockingham, (Nr. CoTiMAS) was detained from the
Senate by severe ndsposton, aud on his motion leave
Of absence was granted for the Senator for two weeks
On motion of Mr. MARSHALL, the bill laid upon the
table Of Saturday, upon his motion, was taken up,
amended, and ordered to be engrossed,
TAI BILL.
Mr. TAYLOR asked and obtained leave to present
bill for the assessment of property and Licenses, and
fixing the rate of taxation thereon which was referred
to the Finance Committee.
BILLS PASSED.
An act to amend the charter of the town Of Ash
land.
bill 70 amend the 18th section of chapter 81 of the
Code, concerning the Vagina Military Institute. .
The following is the act
Be it enacted by the General Assembly, That the
18th section Of the Bah chapter OF the Code of Vr-
GINA edition Of lS60) be. amended and re-onacted as
to read as follows:
Ssc Is The Board of Visitors shall admit a. State
cadets, FREE Of charge for board aud tuition upon evil
dence of fair moral character and OF inability the part
of the applicant and of his parents Or guardians TO de-
fray charges fifty young men in lieu Of the number now
required who shall be not less than a. more than Is
years of age one of whom shall be selected from each
Of the Senatorial districts at present constituted
Whenevera vacancy has occurred or is lkeyto occur
due notice of the time and place making the appoint
ment 10 apply the vacancy shall be given II, ater
district the vacancy may be supplied by the State st
large And for the purpose Of providing fund for the
support of the State cadets herein required to be admit
ted the additional sum of $b797 is hereby appropri'
aed annuay and the Auditor Of Public Accounts a here
by authorized and required to issue his warrant or war
rants on the treasury for the same In the mAnnerthat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

ISDpsfRY.-N Nature instructs you to be active. The
book runs busily the pebbles and never stays.
The streams hasten 20 join the large river, and the
river to meet hs sea- Countless seeds quckening
into life, and striking their roots downward. Presently
the plant bursts from the eartht pats forth its tender
leayes and its young bloesons-the AoWers In every
variety of color aud fragrance spread in the sun
beam The grain appears like soft green manth the
field of the aborer, puts forth first the blaiethe9
the earthen the ripe in the ear" The vine reaches
out its tendfls ike hands aud lakes hold of prop
wherein to hang It's clusters. The trees ara busy In
perfectng the fruit OF man. The spider throws her
gtterng thread from shrub TO shrub and TO and
from the bridge of her own building. The silkwoIm
spins that may be covered deicately and folds H.
self up in its coneke chamber 10 slumber awhile and
to forth with wingL The bee lsbors to prepare
food for herself and banquet for US. The ant provi
dent for WINTER lays up its store The birds sing among
the branches if their tuneful hearts were full Of
praise The young lamb gambols BY the side of lis
mother. The duck leads her brood to the water and
the shining fish gides along s depths. The hen pro-
vides for her chickens and gathers them under her
wings. We may gather lesson Of industry from theee
inferior creatures. AL, with different voices, seem 10
call on US to be active; they to tell TO obey the
commands Of the Creator.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

CHrIP GENERATION or SfEAM.-Ths Baltimore Ameri.
oin says:
Some months ago our Navy Department appointed
commission Of three Ohiei Engineers to investigate,
By actual experiment. the process of using DO fuel by
drocarbon oils for the generation Of steam.
This commission made series Of careful expert
ments, extending over period OF fye months, W1lc
have proven highly satisfactory. From their export We
extract the following:
In the experiments unde; consideration the volume
OF f.me great to pass entirely through the
tubes of the boiler and heat TIA smokepipe hot for
severaeet from the base in consequences Of which the
maximum amount of combustion and evaporation
not reacaed In the use Of petroleum The evaporation
IN favor of the petroleum 103 per cen,um shown
by the report; the boiler bling used with the best
anthracite coal and under precisely the condition
The time Of generating steam from water Of equal
temperature 70 20 pounds pressure sboVe the atmos
phere was, for the oil, average Of 2S minutes, and
for the coal 90 minutes in favor Of the oil ll4s per
cent
The time from full operation for the complete extin-
guishment Of the fire. the of the oils about
10 seconds 0se ofour ironclads naval steamers by
its successful suggested in the experiments far
tried, would be enable to keep the under steam
three times long, with less labor and greater
convenience compared with the uLe of coal equal
weights Of each OIL board being considered.
These advantages set forth in this report are very
great, and no doubt complete revuson in the mode
Of generating steam will be the result We understand
that company is now being orred In New York with
tina intention Of purchasing fist class seagoing steam
err TO apply az this invention with view TO bring
The matter fully before the public.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

THE January. number Of this sterling journal
az sBth.rp Literature vii ready fer distribution daring
he present week Hereafter thsne The Messenger pune
| on or before each month. Important improve
~ have already been mad and In DE course OF few weeks
many others win addsd We now bending every energy 70
1surs for The eSsenge old supremacy ameng Southe
oarus Oar PAGES will be adorned With TIE Produeuo OF the
ogt bi ant the South In Rouanee Poetry Creem
Aneedoe Army Correspondence, etc. &C. we ha aho nave
choice selections from foreign journals 80,
10 s January number Mr. popular snd intefestn
HorV Of the War continued, and story OF great
Interest," entitled Evelyn Locheren, BY southern edy VII DC
c,mmenced articles VARIETY OF suplees-
"a pages n Instructive reading In each number
Subscription nay through the poscce 70 the under
signsd, or left with Macfatlane Ferguson -.
a,fraaes WEDDERBURN 4 ALPRIEND,
lai2-cA FropretoIsi hehlnoh1 l, W.
-Petcrsburg Express and Lynehourg Virgin an win copy
twice. and send bill % W. A.
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Deaoiency or GuidanceP

The Charleston Mercury, speaking OF the want Of
troops in our army makes the following sensible suEges'
toas:
Two months Of preparation remain to the Confederate
States ere the campaign Of "a opens in Tennessee and
Virginia Upon the promptitude and energy OF our
labors in obtaining men and means its success or fall
ure wiz largely depend; the necessity for at once in
ereasng the number Of TOOps in the field Is universally
recognized.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

"Dir Vos Nu.'-Nos long snoo an honest German
entered his appearance" before Of magistrates
and made complaint sganst gay Lorhario for com.
pensatory damages for stealing his wes clothing The
dy occupied the interior ofthe clothing at the time of
the theft but this fact seemed TO be ignored By the
complainant The dispenser of justice suggested that
instead Of trying to the value of the dry goods
q suit be instituted for damages to his fraus honor.
ooh no. replied the Injured man, in the most phic-
sophie ard compliment imaginable "oat yos nix"
Detroit Advsrti.e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

CooL,-one Of our city physicians has FOR some time
past been attending young girl who has been sadly
dersnged Yesterday, TO see what EJECT it would have,
he poured about pint of water upon her head. The
ri then permitted to 60 into another room, whs
she conducted herscf very quietly. The doctor was
about leaving the house, when the girl who was stand
ing in the door Of the reom beckoned for him 10 come
to her. She stepped back into the room, and as II
doctor was about to come in, che threw bucket
water upon him, remsFkicg that his face needed wash
ing as much ss hers did Wheeling Gazette
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

HAPPY TURs.-At one Of the country courts,
where en- indictment Tor an assdt bad been preferred
against woman for i'll nssge Of her husband who was
superanuated, his counsel in tho heat Of defamation
happsned to say, that hall the sex devils Bat
seeing number Of gsneel females in the court after
very ehort pause he. on" but the other half are
angels and several OF them are now present.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

GEx Pillow ON MECHANICAL ExEMPrIoS--Gen. Pill
low issued an order in his department in regard to the
exemption Of mechanics He appears to be determined
60 bring down the prices Of some thingL Hereafter
all those mechanics who are exempted on account Of
their calings who charge seventy FIVE per cent
profit on the goods they manufactpre-the profit allowed
BY laW-w be put into the army, without delay, upon
sufficient proof Of their short. csmings-or oveeach-
ipgs, more propehy-being furnished.
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To Ms Editor Of the Wig:
respectfully submit to your consideration the fol-
lowing as basis for tax bill, to which is adjOined
scheme for retiring the currency. place 1t at your
disposal to present tito tbs puOliC you see TT to give
1t place in your columns.
Respectfully,
VIRGINIA farmer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

YANKEE CHAIAcrERIsrIo.-A novel wedding took
place at Newbury Mess, lime fince. All the par
ties, groomsmen as well as bidesm ids were deaf and
dumb Congratulations were prssented on the finger
marriage wittiy gallsntly wishes them unspcak.
IN hl,cs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

YoUSG ELorrs.-A few days sgo lad only thir-
teen years old eoped from Pitts6eld hAss, with TWO
msses OF the same age. They were found at P.wnal,
where the three bad slept together TIE night previous
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
A FARM FOR SALE

A FARM FOR SALE
N The subscriber offers for
sale Yarn lying the upper end Of PoWhAan county, about
~ miles nom the Of Csrterve containing Four Hundred
and Yorynve Acr-s IL has en- IL good Faxed Dwelling with
four rooms kitchen kehouse &C. good portion In orig al
forest heart pine In the State and
Vensnt a skWL Purchaser can The farm BY
eauaE Hughes, Who resides on he place Ny address
h Carfersvile p. q. JAMES MILLER.
Jannarv Ith. 1s6l-iAl2 -2tHlE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

Coral CRURcH.-In the Sandwich Islands, there Is
church built Of coral at cost OF $4,000 the expense
bring borne By the Government -<S<
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
s COOPER,
Adj't lisp. Gen1.
ADyr 4 iNsp'R GINS OFFICE
RlCnaoND, Va Jan, 4, 1864.
GKNKRAL ORDU
No. I.

sEsE11I 9NDHaa'
r. Immediately asr the death o an ossrr mere DC az, Po
,-etou r le,l representative present. 70 Nno ~
ss 49,, nv ths "a Article % War VIII securing ms
sgssts nay deliver them, he may urn ihs oy t ne
t. ~ P.-arrsph III General Orders o. Veool 70 te
6S.rteras,e Of the rsgmsn or post As NE may
indicate o be proper. -. %, h,s,i,ais viii.
mi surxson4 orAsssant Surgeons IN enatss 81
Ii can Of sollisr 10 hospital turni;h ms Second Auaos
al he Treasusy statemrnt fsom tnr ISll slo"Ne ~
pavmsnt preceding his death made % sueh soiller
BY 0fas'' g. COOPER,
- SSne1J AdjT and Insp'r Gen1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

IscrbEsr sr stssEwzaf As6siar- The battery from
which Charleston has been theIed ! situated In the
march and e called ny our soldiers " The Swamp AN
eefn TheTolowing incident Of s construction is re-
lated by Morris Island correspondent OF tho Phiade
phia Inquirer:
aCoIonel serreI of tie New York En,inseFs, had the
charge OF the construction of the Swamp Arge and
being OF an energetic constitution himself aud rot afraid
to enter swamps, you imlgine bis surprise When
one Of his Heutenants, whom he had order ito take
twenty men and enter this swamp said tina. he could
not do 1.-THE mud too deep. Colonel Serrel or.
dered him to try He did So and The ieut nsn; re-
turned with his men covered tAsAi, and sad:
Colonel, the mud Is ov:r my fneL's ,a5s; can't
do IT,
"The colonel insisted, and told tie lieut. nant to make
requision for anythipg that was necessary for the
safe passage of the swamp. The lieutenant made bis
requisiiion in ring, and the spot. j. was as fol-
lows want twenty eighteen feet long, 10 cross
a swamp fifteen lest deep
"The joke vas good one. Il occurred, however,
no! cubt % the stature of the lieutenant but rather
his arr st fer d.respect to his superior The battery
however, was built Rith the aid Of wheelbanows and
sand. Like Jonahs gOurd, It sprang up in night and
Besuregard Eithered under it in his modern Nneveh1
which will be destroyed"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
- rPON TNFOKMATION received, th.

~ UPUN INFUhMAIION TectIVeu, Iu"I
e brave Louisiana Brigade OF Gen Hays are suffering Tor want
Of Blankets. OvercoAts Socks ana Shoes -, -
An APPEAL made for contributions or sueh AfuolS5
FOR money Win which purchase them These brave
bs bes1 10 amot every battle Virginia for the fst tso
vear-her ranks been sadly hinned nueefh nov on
seout az hundred They cut "a from their hoes
fes and deserve special pTovion shall be made Tor tnef
comfort a., ~. -.,t.f ~ Iou-
me msubers Of the yrgiais Committee Tor me rSls ., %
diana exe together with 'eE other gentlemen nave
CONSENTED and receive subscriptions Eno p~e' ~
address Of the committee are given teloE -
Hon. N. CONRAD,
Mai BaYSE, Ordnance Department
Col PALFREY,
ELLErT Bu-L foXt
ID. 7. WILLIAMS,
Hon. T. j. SkiMEss
joan FRKELASD,
sANL J. HAHRsON,
SAA'L J. PRIcE,
H. l.. q BASKERVILLE.
90. 49, - jAl2-dlt
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ADJ'F AND INsP'R GBSL's ogFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. ., 1904. }
GENERAL Orders,

No g -, ..sv,
For he Information OF all concerned and 20 eo5Iees Pe,
lent miIapprthenson, h Is announced mat mere eSs ~
storv provision olaW securing onroq eonsepn inc
20 choose What compkny or resinent thsy WI e.se
.nSt s d Companies nom other stae1, and, IN gene
al th. vishes are consulted 20 the choice OF eomP
ne where no eonsdsao1s for The good OF NE service
10 prevent complains Assignments nee aae ~
al rn,rpis M good faith Jle re Of their escrSon VII
. not be considered ht subjects for complaint
% 0'N7'' rs,-,.A 8 COOPER,
,.T ABt and InEpr General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

AGGLLANr CoSTKBERATE.-The Rockingham Register
says:
Privste James Siryock. Of MONTHS Partisan Ran
gers, had bout with three Yankee troopers, on the
Valley Turnpike, about mile south of Harrisonborg,
on Sunds5 morning. the col Of December, which
handsomely illustrated bis bravery and daring Shryock
had shota Yankee at the north emf Of tie town, when
he was pursued by three other Yankees, who overlook
him at the toll-gate south Of Harrisonburg. Al this
p@nt he made stand solitary aud alone, aud deter
mined to give the odds sgans: which he had TO contend
the beat 6ghs that was in him. BE here discharged Ave
shots In the face of the three who after him, and
then succeeded in escaping fom tteir grasp, although
they were sure he was their prisoner He made an eff
fort TO rally four other Conederates to the rescue In
which ca,e he thinks he could have turned the tables
upon the pursuers; bu. the others too intent upon
curing their safety, fed and let Shryock alone.
Previous to this engagement with the enemy Shryock
had been c,utng Tor twentyfour hours without being
out OF the saddle aud side by side With his
Capt HcNeil when that daring chiefdns pressing
the enemy in fight through Harrisonburg. Shryock
Ii naive of Winchester, and as this psssage-at-a ms
With tho Yankees proves, very gallant solder.
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!. warrants for he ld iostIluIoa have ben hereto

o.hsk warrants for lhsH diusiIiuaoa have been hereto
fore Issued. ,--r
fSis act ihsll be In force from ils passage.
On motion Of Mr. MARSHALL, the Chair was vacated
for short time. ss 2 ~ rr1
ERIC. GEN MORGAN
When tbs President resumed the Chair alta Few min
utes after o'clock, Mr.. MARSHALL on behsltof ne
committee introduced Big. Gen ]. H..horgan TO the
President who addresssdhim rs follows: NJ
Gen. Johh H. Xsrgan take pleasure in dlscharg-
ing the duty nrsgned me by the Senate Of rendering
10 You hearty Welcsme 10 the Old Dominion, and par
ticularly TO this Legislative Hall.
Since you embarked 10 this struggle for Independence
You have passed through many varied scenes In none
of which did you fail TO be object Of anxious solicit
tude With people, Your gallantry and courage in
the field attracted the highest sdnraon and when you
convicted criminal the heart Of the psopls gushed out
to you aed followed you to your CELL These feelings
and sentiments not confined to few, but were
participated in by all classes without regard to
condition.
When you 20 again TO the wsrttruggle as UNDER
stand you intend TO do you will carry with you Che best
wishes of the people foryour success and happiness
They will rejoice With you in your successes and mourn
With you in your reverses.
Gen. Morgan said:
Mr.. President and Senators ALLOW ma 70 thank
The Chair was then vacated, and tho General was
introduced to the Senators and tie crowd OF ladies pres
After tho ceremony WAS gotten through with, the
President resumed the nait, and
On motion Of Mr.. GALL, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

ET C0RNS, BUNIONS, CALLOSlTIRS,
Dsonns Ct Nails son oOrn Bleeding oOrns yo.calor corps
&c. and all diseases the feet treated without hs Sshes pain
me By Dr. SCHULTZ the Only pracsns chropods
South. f'rI - :
rs DE- has resumed prsete and may b' consulted ususi
from A. N. TO lP. n.
~ oITIcs-wall Street Hotel, Wall street. Richmond.
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WANTED.

For the present year gentleman or lady, yho hs5
had several yea experience In teaching Muhs French 70
al vacancy the Southern Female Colleges Recon-
nsndadons rsqsirsd For further particulars address
H. JOSEPH 4. GRIFFITH,
jsis-diss AnsOnVnls, 4. O.