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PROPOSALS.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. April g. 1857.
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR
i the making and burning 500, 900 HARD BRICKS
at this place. The wood and clay to be furnished
by the University. and the work to be completed to
the entire satisfaction OF the undersigned by the
lat Of July. 1897. Proposals received till the 18th
OF May next. J. X. JOHNSON,
Proctor and Superintendent
ap 3o2v of Grounds and Buildings.
N OTI G T.. SEALED PROPOSALS
~ will BE- received for ten days from this date
for the construction of one or three miles OF the
Williamsburg Turnpike extension; for one or
three miles of the Central Road extension and for
one two miles of the construction of turnpike
on the Charles City road. All to be paid for in
stock Of Richmond, Williamsburg, and Central
Turnpike Company; and the right reserved TO re-
iect any all OF said proposals
JOHN f. BOSSIEUX, President.
Office corner Fifteenth and Main streets.
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The MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR CASES.
Again has the Supreme Court decided
that the internal revenue license does not
authorize man to sell spirituous liquors II
the State laws prohibit their sale.
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TIE SURRATT TRIAL.-There is every
from what we hear, that this
important trial will take place at the time
fixed upon-the goth Of May. Judge
Fisher will preside. The official reporter
of the court will, we understand, be as
sisted by an able corps Of stcnographers.-
IEuShinltOn Chronicle.
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New YORK, April 30 Commodore
Ringgold was struck down with apoplcxy
to-day. His condition is critical.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
SILYER-PLATED TEA SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS and
FORKS,
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
Breakfast and Dinner CASTORS,
BUTTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARS,
SPECTACLES for all ages.
Watches and Jewelry repsired
Old Silver purchased or exchanged
c. GENNRT,
mhs lOll Main street, opposite the post office.
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TIMELY WARNING-Thc warning that in
three cities Of the United States the cho-
lera has already reappeared.
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sEEDSMEN, FLORISTS, sc.
A LLAN Il JOHNSON, 40 ,
sEEDsMEN, NURsERYMEN, %SeS

AND FLORISTS,
keep constantly on hand the best varieties Of
GARDEN, FIELD, and FLOWER SEEDS.
Seeds, Plants, and Flowers forwarded by mail or
express.
Catalogues, with full directions for gardening,
mailed 10 applicants.
A large stock of MANGEL WURTZEL, WHITE
SUGAR BEET, and BELGIAN CARROT, for field
planting.
few barrels left Of EARLY DYKEMAN POTA-
TOES, for planting. NH Cts
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WAREROOMS.-

FURNITURE WAREROOMS:-Al-
Il ways on hand large assortment 9i rSi,o,,
robes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands, cane ana
Woods Chairs, Arm and Rocking Chairs, mar
and Shuck Mattresses, and other articles 700 nu-
selves HABLIsTON b BROTHER,
No. S05 Main street, corner MINI.
Two STORES for rent, on Cary between Ninth
and Tenth streets. ap o-s
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: : - tsstttts
oHIIDREN's CLOTHING
sARIBALp1 Hsp zouAvG
FROM ss 90 TO sa5.
PLAIN AMP s StsGs Trimmed
CHILDREN
Tire; c hiiIS Gls 81 ff HsT'rd'
ovERCoATs.
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS.
Good Black Cloth Frosk., sie
Black Cloth Sacks, -.
Black Cloth FrOeks, 90.
BOYS coLoRBD AND WHITE
SHIRTS
CHlLDRsS's SHIRT WAISTS,
, Plain, Fancy and R%sIoidsrsd.
MRRINo SHIRTS.
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks.
SOUTHERN oAssIMERRs.
suTfrs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
FREE PROM
fLoCKs AND sHoDDY.
silk. mixed Suits, go.
Double and Twist Suits, go.
Standard SILK mixed Suits, s25.
Good Business Suits, 4l2 and sl6.
Kentucky Jeans Suits, go.
Good Heavy ovsrcoats, tl0.
Waterproof Tweed oyerc0Ats, Is.
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE doops
lever had no" G 5tsSK r WORK,
Low PRICES.
EDWARD HARRIS,
aud other famous Domestic, french, Austrian, and
Rnglah CO,tlnss, Beavers, oas.imsrs', Ss, made iS
NEW YORK PRICES.
HEAVY RIBBED
FINE PLAIN
MsRtNo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LAnBs.wooL sa III q AND DRAWERS,
Very ane white and scarlet Flannel Shirt. and
Boy,' Meriuo Shirts aud Drawers.
Country Knit Socks
Warranted Bucksrin Gloves.
Fine Black Cloth Sacks. go,
Fine Black Cloth froeks, 90.
Fine Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants, Gle.
Heavy Blue Beaver Suits.
Youths Black Cloth Sacks.
Children's Black Suits.
fancy Velvet Vests.
Fancy and Plain Silk Vests.
White Duck Vests.
Boys Standard school Buiis, 5000
Boys Cashmere SHIFTS, %,
Boys Double and Twist Suits, $40
Boys virginia Cashmere Suits.
Boys Water proof Tweed oysreohts.
ONE PRICE ASKED.
NoLKss TAKKN.
GEO O. HRNNIEd,
No. 5sb Seventh street, near Maryland avenue,
Corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
b b b B ! b b B 3 3 "A 1
osll-ln
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Marine News.
50. 4 sie 81. ). s=la ND war. isss ). 5. !
ARHIYIn,

ARRIVED.
sehr. A. NJ Lee, Duke, Philadelphia, coal to
II. O. Stewart.
sehr. B.r.hsbs Gilmore, Hsvre-ds. Grace,
lumber to ]. B. Ward.
sehr. Com. Conner, Gilmore, Havrs-ds. Grace,
lumber to W. Mclean.
schr. Port Royal, Moore, PhiIsdslphia, coal to
W. 4 @ Ice Company.
sshs, Harry Lind'il. Smith. Albany. lumber
TO ]. o. Evans.
schr. oh.rub, LsmOn. Philadelphia, coal to
ssbT. A. 'i r o s@lrf 'chiol.heminy. lumber to
schr. America, Paul, Baltimore, lumber to
W. Mclean.
schr. Anna z. Bergen, Thompson, New York,
cement TO Brown 4 Son.
sshr. Lookout. Lewis, Hsvrs.d'.arae'. COS
sohr. Annis q. Clark, Bssohsu, Wilmington,
N. c., shingles to J. e. Clark a Co.
schr. John J. Ravens, LOWS, river, oysters
to master.
sohr Agnes Anne, Miller, gravel TO Nolan.
Schr Baltimore Fisher, river, wood to Mar
low.
sohr. Benz. Cox, Franklin, N...svousn, wood
10 master.
schr. Sarah Ellen, shsnsy. MARROW Bay. wood
to master.
sohr. Pionssr, Hansy, wioomioo, wood to
master.
sohr. Joseph waplsr, Robinson, Phiisdsiphis.
schr. Charlie woolssy. Parker, New York.
Schr. @. Z. Minney, Minney, Philadelphia
Schr. II. W. Binnsll, Binnsll, Proyidsnes.
Sohr. VIM. Colysr, Taylor, Proyidsnss.
Schr. Jas. Durfey, Huntley, Fall river.
Schr. R. X. Vsnshorn, Howell, wsrshsm.
Schr. Carlton Jane, Brown, Fall river.
CLEANED.
Schr. Ella Matthews, McElwss, WArehAm.
Schr. James Roudsr, Hudson, New Haven.
sohr. L. A. Bennett, Laird, Philadslphia.
Sohr. M. A. Lousbery, Loushsry. Wilmington,
Del.
schr. Annie May, May, Cambridge.
Schr. Lawrence, Hicks, Baltimore.
Schr. Mary Ellen, Harris, river.
Schr. Hazard, Reed, Mattox creek.
Schr. 0ctavia Ellen, Elliott, river.
schr. d. N. For, Medley, lower Potomac.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
The schooner Annie r. Clark, Bsachsn, which
arrived at this port on Thursday evening from
Wilmington, N. O., reports having experienced
very heavy weather on the passage. Oh Hattsral
she caught heavy blow from the northeast, and
was obliged to cross the Gulf stream and 60 Il
the eastward, losing her deck load Of shingles
and being considerably weather.beatsn. shs
reports much disaster along the coast TO th,
south Of Cape Henry from the severity Of tn,
gales. The schooner was 10 days In making tn,
passage.
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Missouri, United States Court.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1s-wm. Murphy, who has
been confined In the Missouri psnitsntiary for
the last two years, having been ssntsnesd BY .
military commission for boat burning on the
Mississippi river during the war, vas brought
before the United States Circuit Court on
Wednesday, and the case argued on an spplies-
tion for discharge.
Judge Miller decided the case to-day, dis.
charging the prisoner on the ground Of the un-
ooustitutionaiity Of the tribunal BY which Muir
ply was tried and sentenced. The Judge do
cidsd that the prisoner occupied the same posi-.
tion now Is though he had not been tried and
sentenced By . military tribunal. He could DO
srraignsd for trial upon charge By the civil
courts.
Upon motion Of the District Attorney, he was
rsmsnded until tomorrow to allow an 0pportu-
nifty to renew old charges or prefer now ones II
any existed.
General Imboden's Rejection by the
board of Registration Sustained.
RICHMOND, Oct. 1s.-with view to making
General sehoasld defendant in the case Of man.
dsmus, and to exhaust all remedies under the re.
construction act, General Imbodsn, under ad-
vice Of counsel, appealed from the decision Of
the registration board. Tho following Is the
commanding generals reply:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MiLirLnr DsrRIcr,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct Is
Mr. J. d. InBopEs:-Sir; In reply to your
Communication, submitted to-day, appealing
from the decision Of the board Of registration Of
Richmond city In rejecting you as qualified
voter, I an directed BY the commanding general
to inform you that the decision Of the board oil
registration 10 sustained.
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
| S. 7. CHALFIS. A. A. @.
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Indian Anairs-The Commissioners n
Fort Larned.


sr. LOUIS, Oct. ls.-The Indian commission.
ers were at Fort Larned, Kansas, on the 18th
inst, where they met salorid, the head chief Of
the Kiowas, and several leading chiefs Of other
tribes, who will accompany the commissioners to
Medicine Lodge Creek. Governor Crawford and
Senator Ross, Of Kansas, are with the commits
sion, and strongly oppose any tsmporizipg policy
with the Indians, in case treaties adequate to
the security Of absolute peace cannot be made.
They will all use their influence to have lsGgs
| numbers Of troops stationed on the plains, and
sufficient aid extended to the railroads to com
plete them. With the railroads finished, thsy
say, game will disappear, and with 1t the Indians
A letter from Superintendent Murphy eau
lions the Indian agent from taking large ss
eort for fear the military force will frighten th,
Indians away from Indienne Lodge.
Late adyiceS from New Mexico say a larg,
meeting of tho citizens Of that Territory wal
held at Santa Fe September 81, to consider msa.
sures to secure the extension Of the Kansas Pa.
cifc railroad, all the speakers taking strong
grounds In favor of the enterprise.
| A long series Of resolutions was adopted, set.
ting forth namerous reasons why the road should
be built, and recommending Congress to extend
the said aid to this road as has been or may b,
granted to the Omaha route.
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rms Is cmlnenty commercial age, aud move
meuts to open up trade with Japan and China,
and to increase the facilities and to multiply
commercial relations with tho East, are now at.
tracting the attention Of tho people Of this coun.
try and OIL Europe and the latest proposition
that we have seen is to construct Q railway be-
tween Rlugoon and Western China The prac-
tcability Of this route has bosn demonstrated by
survey, instituted and carried through by the
English Government. This railway, when built,
will have n commercial Importance, especially to
English merchants, tho value of which 1t is
scarcely possible to over.esti,uate. 1t will also
have diplomatic significance, and cannot fail
to be of much importance to the English Gov.
eminent in this point Of view. Already, as the
world knows, British commerce with China Is q
source Of much wealth, and that Government
has not been slow to extend and foster this trade
1t has frequently done all and more than diplo.
macy could consistently allow, and often there
has been stretch of diplomacy which seriously
interferod with all the just rules and fixed policy
which should govern a Christian people In their
dealings with outside nations.
We can see, however, no just cause Of ctm.
plant against England, should she carry out
commercial highway for the nation.
Several years have elapsed since certain
halt-pay officer in the Indian service Of 3reat
Britain BY the name OF sPRrE announced the
idea that IN overland route to China was plausi-
bic. His suggestions did not at first meet with
much favor. His plan was ridiculed at the
Foreign Office in London, and Captain srRrE
was regarded as dreamer. He was almost
overwhelmed with questions and objections, and
was laughed at for what was Esteemed his folly.
lie pcrssvcred, however, and atlength found
some people willing to listen to his proposition
and having, after time received. In the shape
OF memorials from influential sources and power.
full commercial bodies, both in England and in
India, encouragement, Lord STANLEY took the
trouble to look into the project, and finally sent
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ANOTHER YANKEE Book The author Of that
singular melange of Yankee stories and sketohss
entitled widow BedOtt," left portfolio of IN,
published manuscripts Of the same sort, which
will be issued next week under the title OIL
widow sprigglns, by G. W. CARLETON 4
Co.. who will have ready at the same time, Q
novel bya new Southern lady author, entitled
-Four Oaks"
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LONDON, Oct. ls-Evening. -Consols, 49,
6vc.twenty bonds, 6si; Illinois Centrals, I'll
Erie, ASH Atlantic and Great Western, at.
FRAsKFoRr, Oct. 1s-Evening. S. bonds,
73l.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1s-Evenipg. Cotton ad
vancsd Id. Middling Uplands, Sid Middlins
Orleans, SID. Sales to-day Of 20, 900 bales. The
reaction In the breadstufs market 10 still con.
tinuing-quotations closing as follows: Corn,
46s. Cd; California white, los. Sd; red Western
wheat, rs. Cd barley, IS. Cd oats, IS. lod.i
peas, 5ls Produce and provisions unchanged
ASrwERr, Oct. 1s.-PetrOleum closed heavy
at So francs.
CorESuAGEN, oSt. ls.-Captain =. E. D,
Billie late secretary to the British Legation Al
Paris, has been appointed the Envoy Of Den
mark to the United States.
FLORENCE, Oct. ls.-Reinforcements Of vol
unteers, recruited in France and Spain, have ar
rived In Rome.
When last heard from Menotti garibaldi,
with q considerable force, had succeeded In
reaching the vicinity Of Rome, and was still ad
vancing.
PARIS, Oct. l8-It is reported that feet Of
transports and irOn.clads at Toulon has slresdy
received orders to sail for Rome. but Its dePar
ture is nOtyet announced.
Florence, Oct. lS.-The troops Of victo
Emanuel are still guarding the frontier S.ae' o
the Church and prevent all Garibaldians /, w
crossing the boundary line.
It Is reported that plan Of insurrsction with
In the walls of Rome has been exposed and tn
leaders have been arrested and thrown int
| prison.
LONDON, Oct. ia dinner was given at Man
chester last evening to the Ministry at whiel
Earl Derby and Lord Stanley were present
Derby made a speech in which he defended tn
action Of his Government on tho question Of re
form, and refuted some attacks upon the repre-
sentation Of the Peoples bill.
| Lord Stanley, the Secretary for Foreign Al
fairs, also addressed the company. He spoke
| the disturbed.c ndition Of Europe; hut declare
that MOUNTAINEERING me threatening oppositio
he still hoped peace would DO preserved. Il
alluded to the controversy between his Cover
ment and that of the United States, in regard |
claims of indemnity arising out Of the late wal
This controversy, he said, still remained oper
but England had all along dealt with Amsrio
in friendly temper in this discussion, and tim
was already soothing the irritation which Nigh
have arisen on either side Of the Atlantic.
Admiral Farragut received the Lords Of Al
miralty at Portsmouth yesterday, on board II
Franklin.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. lS-Eveniug .-campbsll,
tho firm Of Campbell 4 Sons, had been held f
trial on the charge Of defrauding the Nation
Bank Of Liverpool Of El0, 900.
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Ar meeting of the Commissioners of EmigrA
ZION, held in New York on Thursday, II was 70.
ported that 200 $50 enIsrahts have arrived Al
Castle Garden this year, against l94, 800 during
the same period last year.
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sudden Death and Robbery -.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1s.-Jamss Ruth, aged
sixty years, Of the Twenty fifth ward, engaged
in psddlips watches, went to Camden yesterday
with Ave watches, and, 1t is supposed, consider
able money. Last evening his dead body wa.
discovered in Ksrghnsvills. . negro settlement
below Camden. No marks Of violence were OF
the body. but he had been robbed Of all tn,
valusblss He had apparently died from an ap
oplectio a..
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NHw ORLEANS, Oct. l8.-Thirty -four fever in
tsrmsnts were reported to-day. Tho Howard
Association, of this city, has sent fifteen nurss'
to Memphis to attend yellow fever patients.
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DISPOSAL OF TnE PUBLIC LAsDs.-Rsturns
received BY the Commissioner Of the General
Land Once show . disposal Of 1880 acres Of
the public lands during September last al
the Brownsviils (Nebrssks) once. The greater
actual settlement and collection under the home.
stead law.
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DIED.

October 49, IVA FRAscss, daughter Of George .. and
Bvellns s. Baker.
Tho funeral will take place on Sunday 81 s o'clock
p. m, At ST. ThirteaAth street, above l.
in New orlsans, on Friday, October 4. a 80 .
Of the prevailing Epidemic Major GHondH B. SIMPSON,
Paymsster United States Army.
10 New Orleans, on Wednesday, 9th instant, at 4
o'clock p. m. Mrs. THHorHASin hArHILpz NATILT,
nee Dlmitfy.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. IS The Metropolitan police
went on duty tonight.
The Legislature was not In session to-day,
having adjourned to attend the fair at Franklin.
Senator Rogers yesterday offered resolutions
In the Senate in favor Of paying the bonds in
greenbacks lie is one Of the Oldest and ablest
Radicals In that body.
John L. Ames. Of Georgia, had his pocket
picked to-day at the Chattanooga depot of one
thousand dollars.
"A few days ago party of men called at the
residence Of Mr.. Porter, three miles from ohm.
SonvilIs, and enticed him Of under protenes oil
wishing him as witness in q trial. After they
had gone some distance VIM. Pierce camo out Of
tho bushes and shot him dead.
Pierce was afterwards arrested, bnt made hi
escape. The remainder Of the party are held
for trial. The difficulty originated In natter
occurring during the war.
The railroads concentrating here are endeayor
ing to agree upon establishing u Union depot
Much interest is felt In the result
NORTH Carolina Convention The Nom l.
nations.
| WILnSUT =, c, Oct l8,-The RepubH
cans have nominated General ]. c. Abbott and
s. S. Ashley, white. and 0. II. Galloway, col
orsd, for the convention. Some Of the negroes
are dissatisfied because there are not two oil
their color on the ticket
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NEW YoRk, oet ia terrible boiler sI.
plosion occurred At pier As, North river, killing
two men and WOunding Eve. Tho house con.
tanning the boiler was demolished and the boiler
carried into the river.
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Treasury Depsrtmsnt.

EHIeRASrs TO BALrInoRl.-Ths report Of
the collector Of Baltimore to the Treasury De.
partmsnt Of the arrivals Of smigrants 81 that
port for the month Of September. shows that
none Of the Baltimore vessels have violated the
law which limits the number Of passengers which
may DO carried In proportion 70 the tonnage Of
the vessel. Violations Of this law BY vessels
entering New York are very frequent.
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1867 FALL PRICE Il LIST 1867
A.SAKS l. CO., 5i7 Seventh Street.
Gents Melton Business Suits, sls 90.
Gents Cashmere Business Suits, sl6Oc.
Gents Double and Twist Suits. 1880.
Gents Silk Mixed suit., $1,000
Pine Dress Cashmere Suits ss2SS.
DOUBLE. BREASTED SACK COATS,
with Pants and Vest to match, s25.
TIE BISMARCK" COLOR,
DoUBLE-BRRAsTBD SACKS, THE LATEST
AGONY AT sls
ENGLISH KNoBBY WALKING COAT,
ALL CoLoRs, SIZES AND PRICES.
BLACK PANTS AT ALL PRICES.
BLACK FRocK COATS, &iO to $50.
BLACK SACK COATS, IS AND UPWARDS,
FOR BOYS AND YoUTHe
ALL GRADES, CoLoRs AND SIZES,
From years old and upwards,
Prices from % to t2O
ovKRCoArs
ofsll kinds, comprising
BEAVERS, CHIHCHILLA, wHITEBYB
DOMESTIC AND FoREIdN
MILLIONS. &s,, &c.
Melton Overcast. lined with oAs,Iusrs.ss.
Waterproof ovsrsaehs, vs.
than any .'Drummor, :" or so.eailsd Agent, from
Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED,
OR NO OBLIGATION TO TAKE THE GOODS.
PULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
SILK, MsRINo, WHITE, RED AND SCARLET
UNDERWEAR.
AT VERY Low PRICES.
WE KEEP NO sATINETs OR
PRINTED GOODS.
osll.taf A. sAKs 4 co.
KIDWELL & HENDERSON.
En6 NINTH STREET. 60R
DHALBRs IN
WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
Cocoa MATING, &c, &c.
All o. the above Goods now In store, comprising
the latest styles suitable for the Fall uade anu seh
ing at greatly reduced pross. , ..I,
Gan and examine our stock. We charge nothins
for showing goods KIpwHLL q HENDERSON,.
,s9olm Soo Ninth street, seaton Hall.
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THE DEPARTMENTS


THr PsrsIprHr's Houss.-Ths Cabinet met
yesterday, and was fully attended,. Il being
Cabinet day, the President received no visitors.
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Advicss from Arazona-Indisn Raids and
OutraRes.

SAN Francisco, Oct ls.-Late advices from
Arizona state that the Apaches had made raid
on the town Of wickenburg, and had carried of
the entire stock Of the place. The Indians
were we'll mounted and equipped. There was
no resistance or pursuit. as the cavalry had taken
all the horses away The los, of stock cloaes
the operations Of the vulture Company.
The India Is clutinuo tb.'- '----s"- 10 --.---
direction.
General Gregg commanding, is vigorously
prosecuting 4 war.
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THEr have silver mine in Connecticut which
has been worked, of and On, since before the
revolution.
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Army BULLETIN. Colonel Alfred l.
TSoSa, for duty as ia Dc. camp on his rsft
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FACULTY.

FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER, n. D., Emeritus Professor Of
Anatomy Aai Physiology. and President OF the Pao-
ulty.
WILLIAM p JOHNSON, N. D., Professor Of OBJ.
st.tries and diseases Of Women and Children.
JOHN 9 Riley, n. D., Professor Of MAteriA Ned.
lea and Therapeutics
NATHAN SIXTH LIsCoLN, N. D., Professor Of
Special Operative and Clinical Surgery.
GEORGE G. sCHARPPHk, n. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
oEoRdE n, DOVE, M. D. Professor Of Theory and
JOHN oRDRoHIUx, n D. Professor Of Phy.i.
olOgy, Pathology, and Medical Jurisprudence.
THOMAS r. CROSBY, NJ D., Professor Of General
J. FORD THOMPSON, NJ D. Professor Of An
a 4 P. oARSsrr. NJ D.. Professor Of Clinical
WILLIAM B, DRINKARD, NJ D., Dsmon..r.tor Of
Anatomy.
~ The lectures commence on Monday, the 2llt Of
October.
The entire expense for q fall course VI lectures
by all the professors elO5
10
Practical Anatomy, by the DsmonstFator. 10
hArtrieulAtng fee, payable only ones............
drAduaung expenses. ...,.................,,,, 20
No charge made for Clinical Lectures
For further particulars, apply to
JOHN G. RiLkY, N. D., Dean,
No. 4l9 New York ayenus.
OCls.d Between Y0uItssnih and Fifteenth ,t,.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

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