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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

EXCHANGE coNcERT ROOM.

EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
A MOTHER GRAND MUSICAL FRsTI
hVAL.-MAD,LLE TERESA PARODI
respectfully announces that by the urgent reouest
al great number Of distinguished families, she
LAS decided to delay her departure and give one
more GRAND CONCERT, which wal tske place
GA FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at the Exchanae
Concert Room, which occasion she will be n
sisted by the eminent Vocalist,
MRd'lle. Amalia PATH, a.
From the Aston Place Opera House, New York,
Miska Hausev,
The Great Pianist, Director and Conductor.
MAURICE STRAkOSCH,
Tie eminent Pianist aud Composer.
The Programme viii contain Gems from the
great Masters OF Sacred, Classical and Popular mu
sic, and will be the most interesting and varied
. MADsELLE TERESA PARoDI win sing, for
know that my Redemer liveth." from Handels
masterwork, 'sThe Messiah" in English.
The beautiful Romanza, "Robert tot que Taime, %
from Robert je Diable by Meyerbeer, in Greek, aud
the celebrated Drinking Song from ala Tempes.
MAD'sELLE AhfALIA PATTI will sing the ia.
vorte Ballads, g Last Rose of Summer" and "Com.
PROGRAMME-PARr I. q
l. Grand Fantasia, on airs from Lucia di Lam.
mermoor," composed and executed by Maurice
Strakosch.
2. "Oh vert thou but my own lo7e,r beautiful
English Song, sung by Mad selle Amalia Patti.
3. Fantasia on lines, by Donizetti, composed and
executed by Miska Hauser.
4. 81 know that my Reedeemer Liveth9 from
Handels "Messah," sung in English by Mad
PARTu.
L. "'Tis the last Rose of Summer" sung by Mad.
selle Amalia Patti.
2. ala Ramapanella," Cappriccio Di Concerto,
composed and executed by Miska Hauser.
3. Robert toi que j'ame," sung in French by
Mad'selle Teresa Parodi.
4. Duetto on airs from "Guillaume Tell" for Piano
and Viol n, executed by Maurice Strakosch and
Miska Hauser.
5 Duetto from Mozart's Opera, ale Nozze di Figa
ro," sung by Mad'sees Teresa Parodi and Anna.
liza Patti.
PART LII.
l.. 'sThe Bird on the Tree" Capriccio written for
Little Children, composed and executed by Mis-
ka Hauser
2. ''Comin' through the Rye, favorite Scotch
Ballad, sang by Mad'sells Amslia Patti.
3. The famous Drinking Song, from Ella Tempes.
ia" sung by Mad'selle Teresa Parodi.
4. 1.-The Carueval Of Venice" composed and exc.
cuted by Maurice Strakosch.
5. Duetto from Donizettis grand Opera "Maria Pa
dilla," sung by Mad'selle Teresa Parodi and
Amalia Patti.
Tickets OF q mission 81. To be had at the
principal Hotels, Book and Music Stores.
Doors open at half past o'clock. Concert to
commence at halfpast oclock.
LEI No more tickets will be sold than the room
can comfortably hold. fe lot
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rops:.e at a Ship Lanneh-A Frfghyui
= Seers.

R,s1os. Feb. 1.-The new ship Lady Frank
In uss launched this afternoon, and being full
!, r:gped ana without ballast, was capsized by
he Wind as sooa as she touched the water
There were about forty persons on board, but
,bey all succeeded in clinging to the rigging
,,,iil thew were rescued, receiving no further
;rinry than a cold bath. There was an i'm
rart:c ceucourse of spectators, and the excite
.,ept i, occasoned was most intense. 1t is
'bcush, she will Le righted without much irou-
Sic or damage.
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STEAMER ROGER WILLIAMS FIRED INTo.-
The steamer Roger Williams, which sailed
from New York for New Orleans, was fired at
f.e times off the coast of Florida, by the U.
5. cutter Crawford, Notwithstanding, she dis
played the American flag at her peak. She
vas two miles distant at the time. She i'm
u.ediately came to Key West. Captain Coste,
Of Tie Crawford, probably thought she was
eRyased in another invasion of Cuba.
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The Europa's Nevs at New Orleans.

.NtWe Ut AF0U
NV ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The Niagara's
aess caused some activity in the Cotton mar
Net, With sales OF 5000 bales OF full prices
The sales OF The week have heen $4,000 bales.
Stock on hand 1877 900 bales.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. THE Europa's
news was received this morning over both the
Southern and Western Telegraph lines. 1t
has caused quite an animation in the market,
AID there is already sales reported of over
5000 bales, at an advance of one-eighth.
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I00 Runaway, from the sub
1OO scrlber, on the 3rd inst, my boy JACK.
He is about feet or 10 inches in height; very
bright mulatto; has scar over, and very small
one on the lid of one of his eyes. He lie a very
stout well built man. l will give SIC if taken in
Lynchburg or the county of Campbell; $50 if Ia.
ken out Of the county for his apprehension and de.
fe 9-3t ROBERT s. WILKINS.
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Fire at Ukirn-Neioncboly Acc;de,,

Fire at UticG-!Meiancholy Accident
Urea, Feb. Ga fire occurred in this city
today, destroying cabinet shop and carpen-
Ter shop, Oh the corner of Washington and
Liberty streets. Loss about $4,000.
The wife OF A. b. Johnson, President of the
'Ontario Branch Bank, was burned lit is feared
fatality this morning, by her clothes taking FIRE
in her own parlor.
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Ensr ar the Stenmer Osreeo.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. THE steamer Whrl-
wind has arrived here, and reports having met
tie steamer Oswego, near cambridge, in a
sinking condition. She ran alongside and took
of the passengers and her deck freight when
sue settled down. Several hundred sacks of
salt were thrown overheard, and there are
about 800 tons of freight in her hold. The
boat will prove total loss.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

htCtlWOND, VA.
VSHE subscriber begs to inform his friends
and the travelling public, that the American
Hotel has just been elegantly retted and furnished
ia the most costly manner. The situation of the
house is unsurpassed, being on Main street, front
ing the Capitol aud commanding fine view of
the James river and surrounding country
Having had the experience of several years at
Jones' Hotel Philadelphia the undersigned assures
his patrons that no trouble or expense shall be
spared to make the American all that first class
hotel should be-.
fe7-lm. j, MILDEBERGER SMITH
SUPERIOR SOAPs.-Genuine old Brown
y Windsor -
White Windsor, Genuine Kesan,
Pure CASTLE, white and notified, old and dry.
Military Soap of Vroome & Fower's, Riege, Brock
bank Riggs, j. Daniels & Williams man
ufacture,
Honey Soap, Of ColEille's, Cleave's Gosnelrs and
Lows manufacture
Rose, Almond, Camphor and Chlorine,
Envy of Snow, and the celebrated Chinese Skim
Soap, very superior article,
ALSO,
Rousseis or Bazin's Barbers, Omnibus Circassian
and other varieties,
Lows old Brown Windsor, Honey, Musk, Cosmet.
les &c. u - Z
Hauei's N, mph, BARRIERS, &c.
Hyde's Palm, Monumental, Disinfectng Soda &C.,
rsyiofs Floating Lilly, Crystalline, Floatng Palmy.
iienssey's c Crystalline Soap M
Huil's Pure Palm,
hao"ay Meclc0Eed soap, together with thu cele.
DRAFTED PanaTiston Soap Tor shaving
Also,
Guerlsn's Amorosial Shaving Cream and Cakes,
Wiliiams Yankee, Congress- and American Bar.
ber's Soaps,
Roussei's, Hauefs, n & g A, Wrishts, williams.
National, and other celebrated shaving
Creams in great variety fur sale in all guam.
titit by ADIE & GRAY,
Apothecaries and Druggists,
fe7 No. IA Main 81, Rch,nond. s
MOUNTAIN BUCKWHRAT AND VE-
N1 NISON, lust received and for sale BY
DABNEY 4 HANEs,
] de - opposil< Theatre.
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-
4eI4q 81 ls5 IS Ks q
-. 1870 T1s ~ ss.;S ,1 g H. - ~ 8
upon De pfemiss respectively - r -
III co., 81 81 xs M 49, s. - :
Dc division q co,os6l nlsll - sisnie,-
Lot No 3 saulh - = ayais1t Suawss. i7th
snd ssAstrsslss fspuslas = fiseirla.e ~ no
No. s. WEI ssds 17sh sress ~ rs.pe t.sk ME-
e s e sl = a! - snss q Fl e gsaa Fss q
No. IS. FTossse "a fset. fnps o. west ssds 1stk
strecf, running beck ITO feefto &hochoe Cxeek.
Lot letter y West dde Of ya11eY ,Arse4, between
Richard and BALDWIN, streets fcoeinx - feef o.
street on With 4 aIo fIunfs
No. IA. a triangular lot On Co1ttsf ~ nker
strects 3 roods and % poles. $50
No l56. A Square Of 3 acres, between Williams
Christian. Federal and James streetss s4sn
4 half acre lot Northwest corner - Wnii.m md
No 81 he Nosts half Of this sqssre. sontainins
acre lying besween 18th, 18Th, K and Z arcets
NO. ici. No. Of thie square, containing hAlf scre,
y,ng between Byrd and Plesssnfs, Adsns md scott
No. lsl. No. efshis sssare, eo.s.ininw haafseru.
.yrng oet"eea Seaaele and Byrd, Pink and Rose
No. 80 Mol, and Of this sev.r. .,s.,.a.,r. u
acres, lying between 3ad and 34th, snd \ streee.
above. 50 - = -'-' = = -
Txans-One third cash; balance a. 8 .nd u
months nor negotiable notes satsfactosily endorsed
or title retained until the last te sha Sc flllv p;S
of. - sls1-E- - -
fe3 nsse w. G0DDN, Anct
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BALTIMORE N

BALTIMORE MARKETs-Fxs. 9.
FLoun-City Nils and Howard Street 1875
market firm. Sales of $4,000 barrels; the largest
for one day in many years.
+ WHsAr-Sales Of 5000 bushels White at 1903
cents.
CoRN-5s SO cents per bushel
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Kossuth lnpited to Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. Ga large meeting of
citizens was held in the courthouse last night.
Resolutions were passed expressing sympathy
for kossutn, inviting him to visit here, and ap
pointing committee to make arrangements
for his reception. Sundry speeches were
made
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% MIR. Given, native of Ireland, was ac-
cidentally killed, a few days ago, at the quarry
uear Culpeper Court House, Va.
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Tie Ezropa at Boston


BosroN, Feb e-The steamer Europa arrived
al her wharf al 7 o'clock this even ing Her mail
has not been distributed here toi light, but w II
leave Tor the South (Via New HAVEN on Monday
N orniug. The papers cont ,in nothing additional
to what was forwarded you by telegraph from
Ha flax
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Genera! Scott at Mem York.

NV YORK, Feb. S.-General Scott arrived in
this city last evening, and took lodgings at
Deimonico's Hotel, where lie has been waited
on BY number of his political and personal
friends.
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The assault on Mr.. Kpnusdu.

WAsHISGToN, Feb. 8.-The assault of Sc.
nntor Borland on William Kennedy is univer-
sally regarded here as an uaproyoked aud in.
deiensble affair. 1t is said that he is now will.
ling and anxious 10 apologize and nuke all the
Eeparatioa in his power.
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! GRAND STATE BALL! n..I
MILITARY AND ClvICi HHEA

T1A If sufficient number of subscri. -
bsrs can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next, at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Anniversary of the Birth of that illusrious son Of
Virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON, will be celebrated
by Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d. in a
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated, the see
merry taken out, the Parquette foored over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball Room,
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
thy of the Old Dominion.
B Subscription lists now open at the Box Of.
fee of the Theatre, the American and Exchange
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAULE,
Jan24-tf Lessee. 81
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DISTOLS, PISTOLS.-Just received from
L the manufacturers. splendid assortment OF
Colt's celebrated nye-shooters |; also, Aliens five
and six barrel Revolving Pistols. l have on hand
dueng, seiEcocsing and rife Pistols, Bowie
Halves Dirks, Canes with and without Swords,
Liquor-Fasks. Pocket Caps, C0mpasscs, Spy
Glasses. Pocket Books, Money Purses, Razors, &c,
all of which offer ON the most reasonable terms
for cash. JAMES WALSH.
Successor to Thomas Tyrer, No. Main ST.
GUN AND RIFLE MIXING, GUN
NJ sMIrHERY, &c.-J. w. win make 70 o:d.r
aud for sale all kind of Rihss, double and single
barrel Guns Rifles and Pistols rcsrockcd, altered
into percussion, and repairs In all the varieties ct
Gun-Smithery, done in superior style and on &C.
communicating terms. ja3l-2aw3w
EsOR HIRE, Eve Negro Mea TO remain in or
u near the city. JNo. w. WRIGHT,
+ ja2 Dock Wharf
| 70 10 COFFEE,-l00 bags prime Rio Cofee,
~ just received and for sale low BY
jas 4 8. LEE
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NEW YORK MARKETS, February 9.
corroS-ouiet Sales of 1900 bales, and prices
feebly supported.
FLOUR Southern common 81 81.
CoRN.-Souhern yellow, 10 cents
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VNWU TENEMENTS On 3kD, b Z.
i TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wili be sold on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the J2tfl February,
1882 uponthe premises, commencing at o'clock,
two old framed tenements on the west side of 3rd
street, between Grace and Broad streets, fronting
about 35 feet, running back So feet 1Terms-One.
third cash. balance three and six months for ap-
proved endorsed negotiable paper, interest ad led
fec w. GODDIN Auctioneer
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. q
Letters received at Boston by the Europa, sustain
the favorable accounts with regard to Breadstuffs
Holders in Boston asked an advance of 10 to 81 cts
per Dbl. II was believed the next news would be
more Eaxnrnhle w.
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LUDLAM & WATSON.


IT STEAMER sELYIDEikEs.
<59s-ss FOR BALTIMORE AND pHILA
" -. DRi.PHlA.-Skippsrs by the Bel.
Z<zsxszs1ss7 "a re can lean of us this M ril.
Ing AZ what h III she viii be ready to receive
freight To day, 81 nday) Fright rece.yed unlil
!, Z b. on Tuesday, ths 10th inst Freight for
Philadelphia viii Re shipped via csna from Baiti-
more, If ten cfheswise via rsi,road, at railroad
freight LUDLAM & WATSON.
r. 9-2t
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BT JAMES VI. tn TLURe
FIVE BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY
i FOR SALE. AT AUCTION.-By request of
the owner, win sell ON SATURDAY next, the
upon the premises, i've building LOTS in the
town Of Sidney, fronting ON Main street. and pp
posite Warsaw. These Lots each. front 30 feet are
of the usual depth, aud located in section in
which property is Improving in value ip remark
able degree. Terms ct sale
fe 10-eodtds JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
Ii OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
III NlTURE AT AUGTION.-By request of the
trustee, will sell, on FRIDAY next, the 18th inst.
at the residence of John v. Hardwicke, Esq., on
A. NJ, the stock of household and kitchen Furni.
ture in said house, consisting of h articles as
are usually TO be found in genteel families. Terms
cash. lie 10l JAMES M. TAYLOR.
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By JAMES N. TAYLOR.

~ FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE Ar
G:a AUCTI0N.-Wili oe sold ON TUESDAY next,
the 10th inst, commencing at Al O'Clock in the az
ternoon, upon the premises, the frame building
situated ON End street. opposite the residence 81
Samuel D. penoon, Esq, to be removed within ten
owner. m -tss1 JAMES n. TAYLOR,
fe 5-dfds Auctioneer.
a STOU NDIN G EFFE CTS!ITHE
IA WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD READiI
LADY RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARS
SICKNESS III Is s. gfEts afs. "a 5szfstf q )
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.

StiIR COMfANfs
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK
The Rec and elegant double engine (side.,oketD
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
l%VJ TONS BuRTHEN-LEwiS PARRISH, CoNN'R.
rs The ROANOKE has recently had
SH@sg large additions made to her accom-
1esAks odatons for passengers, and is
a>Asxz--zzS COW on the route again between
Richmond and New York, touching at Norfolk 60
ing and returning.
She leaves New York every Saturday afternoon,
a. o'clock, and Richmond every Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
Freight received up to the hour of O'clock, P
~ every Tuesday. Shippers can learn of US every
aonday morning at what hour she will be ready on
that day 10 receive freight.
This line has no come .tion with any other.
Those who desire to have their goods landed at
either point in 81 to 80 hours, express time,
can accomplish it BY this fine Steamship.
Passage, including meals and stateroom ac-
Communications % or from New York, sl2 90
81 erage passage from New Yor5,.. 90
his line is not responsible for the delivery Of
goods unIezs bills OF lading granted therefor.
Passengers can secure their tickets az our Office.
south side Of the Basin, or Of our Clerk on the
wharf, at RockettI.
fec LUDLAM e. WATSON
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BRITISH MINISTER TO THE UNITED
STATES.
Mar XA.. RI n

The London Gazette announces the appoints
ment Of Lord CRuMpros, Minister to the
United States, and Of Sir HEsRY l.. BuLwER
TO Tuscany.
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In sxrAfE. today, Mr.. Clarke spoke IN fa-
vor Of bis non-intervenlion resolations. Cass
will speak tomorrow against them.
Ia the HousK. OF REPRESENTATIVE the
Bounty Land Bill was discussed. A resolu-
ton was adopted to inquire into mail steamers
Nnfttrarfs ss&z IS &s
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BOSHER 81 WILSON

fs nOShEh ~ WAAISON,
PRODUCE AND
General Commission Merchants,
No. So :. Gay street. near the head of Smiths Dock,
BALTIMORE.
CHAS. H. BOSHER. GEO. r. WILSON
oe I--d6mf
VALENTINES.-I4th February.-J w.
\ RANDOLPH has for sale, at wholesale and re.
tail, large stock of comic and sentimental Valen
tines, at prices from cents to $40 each also, En-
velopes from cent TO % cents each, of various
sizes, to suit the Valentines; also, Valentine Wri.
tiers at cents and 10 cents each. 01ders By mail
with remittances from cents upk will receive
prompt sttention, If addressed to 121 Main street.
Richmond fe3
DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME 4
i CO. may be consulted, confdentially. for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptions,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Sweings, or en-
largements, Syphilis. ard al morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
piaints termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite atientioa 10 their chemical extract Of Wild
Flowers. which may be regarded ~ the very bes,
article known, 20 give tone and yieor to cartAiF
abused aud debitsted organs as well a. to renoyat<
sTstem shattered BY dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put mp, with full directions
and sent 20 der. Post paid letters prom ptly 81
tended to. Ofiee On fFanklh stveet below III
change Hote and 6rss door below 1sinlsy church
Richmond, vugilia 10
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57S0 MRRCHANT0~Ns nted, sissstlQns 3
j aco'u,pctent ealcsmau, In Dry ooo1 store
ina best 81 refefrnoes, y - charecter and
Qualifications, esn - 6iven, Aedrce q = =
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WILL be sold ON SATURDAY next, the 14tl
w inst at 10 o'clock, . first rate Wheat Machine
fe < E.Y. CANNON, Trustee.
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MECHANICS UNION AssoCIA-

MECHANICS UNION ASSOCIA.
IM TION.-CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPT
tai S5o0o0-ofiice in Exchange building. next
doo~ TO the Post Office, Richmond M. DEAN,
President Finance Committee: William Patten,
G. C. Wood, H. B. Judkins.
This Is an Association of Working Mn and
others for the mutual assistance of each 9th in
case of sickness or cdent.
By the payment of the following annual deposits.
you viii becomea life member, aud viii b entitled
TO a weekly benefit during life, if you should be
disabled by sickness or accident from attending to
your ordinary business or occupation Females
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER so
YEARS OF AGE.
Table of Rates, No. I.
Those drawing for the first weeks sickness, by
sspr yr' draw sspsw'k. ssspr.yr. draw 81 pa,wk
:. % 20 a. g "a
Table of Rates, No. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
by paying
81 pr yr draw s3pr. w'k IS pr yr dr. 81 so pr w'k
8 90 90 ID loo % J"
Those over fifty years of age viii be charged IS
psr cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents admls
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above
pcation, and the 6rst years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs.-Ex. Governor Jared W. vii
liams, Lancaster, n. II; Hon. A. P. Stephens Rock.
land, N. Y; Dwier s. Barber, Western Hotel. New
York City; Robbins e. Brothers, Draper, Tilt &
Bacon, New York City His Excellency John Hub
bard, Augusta, Maine; Pratt e. Reath, Whitman g.
Newman, Philadelphia Philo F Wilcox, Presi-
dent Chicopee Bank, Springfield, Mass Albert
Morgan, President Agawam Bank, Struggled,
Mass. t*s4' .
All communications should be addressed to
A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
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TO THE DEAF.-DR HARTLEY. 1a,e1
i Principal of the New York Eye and Ear Sur.
gerry and Proprietor of the Ear Infirmary, 80 Arch
street, Philadelphia-the only Insttusion in the
world devoted exclusively to the treatment of Ear
diseases, begs leave to inform those of his patients
in the naighborhood of Richmond, with whom he
has been in communication, that he has, in com
piance with their special request, made arrange.
ments to spend few dsys in this city, and may be
consulted at his rooms, On Main street, between
9Th and 9th streets. until the 25ih of February
Deafness Noises in the Head, and all disagree.
able discharges from the external ear speedily and
permanently removed, without causing the least
pain or Inconvenience; and he will guarantee a
cure in all cases where malfprmation does not ex.
list.
Hours of attendance-from to o'clock daily.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided at.
tenton to this branch of special practice has ena.
bed him to reduce his treatment to such degree
of success as to find the moot confirmed and OBJ.
stinate cases yield by a steady adherence to the
means prescribed. ---
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They will show at least in what est.
nation his professional qualifications are held by
some of the most distinguished medical men in the
country.
81 have had the pleasure to meet DR.. Hartley in
practice, and have been led u form favorable
opinion of his character, both in the profession aud
as gentleman" w. PARKER, M. D.,
Professor of Surgery, &c.
His professional abilities Will be duly appre-
CAtcu ny tuOSc WIN place. tncub6iVeS uuuBF MS
cares JOHN WHITAKER, nj. D,
Professor of Anatomy, &c.
"From my intercourse with DR.. Hartley i have
found his department correct and gentlemanIy"
..------- VALENTINE MOTT, NJ d.
ait is pleasant duty to give my testimony in
favoe of the treatment adopted by DIR. Hartley, for
the cure of deafness. Interpolation is unattend.
ed by pain Inconvenience, and its effects almost
instantaneous" H. p. HARDMAN. =
Counsellor at Law, 90 Chambers street. N Y.
1--WE have known several cases of partial deaf
ness treated by him with the most happy results.
DR. H. is a scientific gentleman, and can produce
numerous testimonials of his ability and successin
this difficult branch of the Medical Profession."-
Globe i ~
"Persons afflicted by diseases of the ear, are re-
commended to pay visit to DIR. Hartley, Aurist,
at No. 80 Arch street. above 3rd. He is well edu
Gated professional man. and having paid particula,
attention to diseases affecting hearing acquired
from his skill and experience better means of co
ping with this serious affection than those which
are possessed by physicians in general practice
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