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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-03
VLASSTCAL AND MATHEMATICAL

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~ ACADEMY ERNEST NOLGER, PHI. D. and
GEORGE S. PATTON. PRINCIPALS.-The above
institution, Intended to impart thorough CLASS1
CAL and MATHEMATiCAL EDUCATION, as far
necessary for entering any college of the country
will 90 operation the lat of October next for
the following ten months The subscribers who
have been connected with two of the pronlnen
institutions in the State, and have acquired iut
mate acquaintance both with the requirements of
colleges and the deficiencies of preparation, atter
themselves that they will give ample satisfaction to
the public.
The Classics and the Modern Languages will be
taught by DR.. z. Kolger the Mathematics and Eng
Iish branches by Mr. George S. Patton. Unnecessary
competent assistants will be employed
TERMS.
For Classics and Mathematics, s6o for each of the
Modern Languages S2O-one-half pa yabe in advance,
the remainder the lst of March.
For particulars our Prospectus which will be
circulated as soon possible.
The School will be on Shockoe HILL the location TO
be announced hereafter Early applications de-
sired. Apply to either ofthe undersigned. Dr. Vol
ger may be found at his office, corner of Main and
11th streets, and Mr. Pattonf0r the next ten days
at his fathers residence corner of 9th and Franklin
streets GESkGK dESksK soFaFNo $ faFToS.
REFERENCES:
Visitors aud Faculty of University of Va. Faculty
of Virginia Military Institute; Rev DR.. Edward Ro-
binson, New York; Professor Longellow and Doctor
ChareslB eek of Harvard University, George TIcknor
Esq, Boston.
At maetng of the Board of Visitors, held Tues
Resolved, That the Board Visitors highly appre-
ciate the learning zeal and ability of DR.. E.Folger.
who for time acted Assistant Instructor i'll the
School of Modern Languages i'll the University of
Virginia. and deeply regret. well the which
placed him under the necessity of relinquishng his
official employment il the institution, the loss of
his valuable services.
Teste, S. G.. TUCKER,
Secretary of Board OF Visitors.
Dr. Ernest Nolger has, during two sessions, acted
Assistant Instructor in the School o. Modern Lam
gunges Profound aud extensive learning, combined
with great facility aud tact in communicating know
ledge to Others have secured to him unusual success
Teacher In his private intercourse with sty<
dents also his hightoned principles and geulemaniy
department have exercised a most healthfu influ-
| well convinced therefore, that DR.. Volger is
emineutly qualified to direct higher Latin school,
and well deserves the confidence of parents and guaI-
dams IL. SCHELE DE WE'RE,
Prof of Modern Languages. &c.
University Va. June, lst, 1855
do, with great confidence, recommend Mr.. Geo.
S. Patton eminently qualified to take charge of
Classical and Mathematical Academy Mr.. Patton
was one of the most distinguished graduates of his
class and possesses qualifications that entitle him
a most liberal support
FRANCIS II. SMITH. Superintendent.
Va. Military Institute, Aug. H. 1856.
24-Stawt0ctl j.
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NREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROIJTE

~ REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHIA.-On and after MONDAY
Philadelphia can be obtained of this Company over
their route, via Washington, on thei following TERMS
viz:
To Baltimore re.......................... 90
To Philade lphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S8 90
Which to the passenger transit for self and
baggage through the city of Washington and Bati-
free of any extra charge whatever; and as five
daily lines run between Philadelphia and New
York at rates varying from 81 to $3 for each first
class passenger, ard proportionately for second
olass passengers the public be at no loss for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York.
The Through Tickets named above allow reason.
Bile sojourn in Washington and Baltimore without
dealment to any privileges conferred by them.
S. RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
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EARLY RISING REQUIRED BY A WLL-In the
will OF the late Mr. James Sergeant, of Leicester,
is the following clause:
AS my nephews are fond of indulging themselves
in bed in the morning, and as wish them to prove
to the satisfaction oil my executors that they have
got out OF bed in the morning. and either employed
themselves in business or taking exercise In the
open air, from to o'clock every morning from
the 5th of April to the 10th of October being three
hours each day; and from till o'clock in the
morning from the 10th of October to the 5th OF
April, being two hours every morning. this Is to
be done for some years, to the satisfaction of my
executors, who may excuse them in OF illness,
but the task must be made up when they are well,
and if they will not do this they shall not receive
any share of my property. Temperance makes
the faculties clear, and exercise makes them wig
orous II is temperance and exercise united that
alone insure the ttes state for mental bodily
exertion"
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Office R. F. p r. r. Co.
Richmond Aug. 18th, 1855
DINEY POINT LINE TO BALTT.

4 M0RE.-ON MONDAY OF EACH WEEK
FARE S5 oNLY.-The public are hereby informed
that the comfortable and expeditions steamer POW
HAITIAN, Capt. Charles 4. Mitchell, having been en-
tireiy rettted enlarged and improved in every re-
spect, Is now the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line,
will leave Richmond BY the morning train on Monday
of each week, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Balti-
more in the course of the night probably by mid.
night, thus securing connection with the different
lines out of Baltimore the following morning, in any
direction Returning, passengers will leave Balti-
more on the afternoon OF "Wednesday of every week.
at 81 O'Clock r. NJ and connect at the Greek on the
following morning with the train of the Richmond
Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad Company
which arTiyes In Richmond Thursday, al O'Clock
P. M.
Fars In either direction, 81 forward cabin passen-
gers lincluding meals ~ op.
sa pb;isa.Iphia by the New Castle and Frenchtoysn
isna 50 5o For second class do. III %. Making the
,.ia, fsre from Richmond TO Philadelphia by th.s
s-essbIs line 81 50 only for FIRST class pAsse
ana IS for second class do
.,s siss OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac f'a''''a1 : j. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Osice r. r. 4 r. Il. n. Company
Richmond, March y, 1855 NH %
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MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL on

At1 2d Street, between Clay and Leigh.
The duties of the above School will be resumed on
Monday the 18th instead of the 9Th instant The Fe-
male Department will be under the direction of my
Daughter, who has had several years experience in
teaching.
Terms in the Male Department, for any of the Eng
lisn branches, IS per quarter-Female Department,
S..
Having been confined TO ny bed since the 1st of
August. with protracted illness, it has prevented
me from visiting my friends and patrons therefore
solicit their patronage and that of the public gene
rally.
REFERENCE-Rev DR. r Howell, Rev James
Taylor, Messrs John and Geo Gibson. Richards
John Pearce, besides numerous other testimonials
which he will show application at his school
room A, 6. SAUNDERS
l-St%
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T AND AND STOCK FOR SALE

~ shalt offer for sale publicly, ON WEDNESDAY,
the 2itA of the present month, (August,l the FARM
Chopped Road about miles from Richmond. adjoin-
ing the lands OF Richard d. Philips George n. Hop
Land is well adapted the cultivation of Wheat,
Corn, Oats, &C. ana is very susceptible OF improve
ment. The most of il is cleared and in cultyH-
ton; the balance well wooded.
At the same time | will sell about % about ,
miles farther up the road, adjoining the lands of Miles
Duyai, james +, franklin and others; also, several
fine HORSES, MULES, COWS, &e.
Terms very accommodating, and made known on
the day Of sale.
au S-2awtds THOMAS GORDON
- The above land not being sold. the same is
for sale privately. ANY person wishing to purchase
can apply 10 myself, or ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON.
no is authorised to sell
au 3a-eotf
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TEXAS IMpRovING.-The Texas correspondent
of the New York Times estimates that upwa.ds OF
two hundred Thousand emigrants have settled IN
Texas within the past year. Railroads and Com
mon school education are the two prominent top
les of conversation. The next Legislature. It is
thought, will appoint committee to mature
scheme for the State, to embrace the whole course
of complete education from the lowest primary
school to one or more State Universities.
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Lincoln Goodale ESQ. of Columbus, Ohio, has
presented to the corporation of that city public
park, for the use of its citizens forever. ltconains
forty acres, and has been accepted by the common
council. with resolutions expressive o. tne gran
tude of the citizens for the munlhcent gut
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Coon SPEeuLArIoN-Th old woman who had
a lease of an old rookery on the corner o. Chnfcn
and Warren streets, New York. which interered
with certain improvements proposed to be made BY
the owner of the property, but resoluieiy refused
TO give up her rights for less than has hnsI
ly backed down. and quilted the prerises-coon1.de-
scending to receive, in consideration tne sfinins
sum OF 5000, or Whereabouts. The building 'na
vacated. is undergoing demolition.
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THE EXPLOSION AT WHKKLrNe-The Wheeling
Intelligencer mentions instances of the
effects of the explosion of powder in the street
that city, Of which NE have already pubIished :.
account: es
The tire of the dray was twisted to fraumeufs,
and a large piece of it lodged in one of the new
warehouses on Water street.
spoke from the shattered drsy, fell in the board
yard OF Mr.. Pannell, ON Market st. e
me indentation of the dray mans whip, it Is said,
plainly visible on the wharf boat of s. c. Baker,
oeing perfect imprint of whip in all its parts.
" are informed that the report Of the explosion
miles, - y s''s--'s -
An eye witness says kes of powder fell in front
Oh me wheel, and was crushed by the wheel passing
wh., y, and was ignited by spark struck by the
"nsei coming In contact with paving stone.
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new IpEA AND NOT RAD--An CINDERELLA Asso-
CLARION has commenced eperationsin 10 London, ior
M r,urpose Of hiring cut umbrellas psrasol. ia
wet and sulsry weather. tie borrower to Lodge AN
one penny an hour for loan. The company ~
already laid In stock OF 5000 umbrella
parasois and intend forming distficf dePefs = q
dos.
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PHE DAILY DISPATCH.
HIGH r. pLEaSANTS, Editor.
las. A. CowARDIN, pRopRrrroR.

Tho DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
81 sty1 AM A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK; payable 10
"a. CsrrieY weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year IN
~. I.ncs The WEEKLy DISPATCH is issued every
TrsSav ana mailed to subscribers at 81 per annnn.
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MY SCHOOL, ON sTH STREET.

N I SCHUUL, ON 9Th STREET,
Va RESUMES SEPT. ID teach beginners
Writing and Spelling are most insisted on and after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar-make
boy proficient in the three first branches and you
give him chance to make his mark anywhere he
shall please: but let him get into his teens only
imperfect speller, and all after advantages will be
ayailing. good start with me is better than
course at the University. Anglosaxons spell well
young, OF never.
charge SO per session of 10 months, and make no
deduction for past-time till lst November All scho-
lars entered to the end of the session.
seq H p TAYLOR
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


- TEE LINES or Less MAKE A SQUARE; longer
charged In exact proportion, and pay
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The Fall fruits begin to come into new 10Th
ahundantly. AT Washington Market, biaesaSe
plums bring 50 cents a peek; green saso x,
eonlinoil peaches 50 TO IS eents Morris wi III
Grapes beyiu to arrive. Apples, y Y salo, s wMs
prove short crop, as the fruit has beea iniufea
in various directions. A
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The steamer Prometheus arrived at New York
quarantine on Thursday, from New Orleans A
strict search for those .casfof rags said to have
been shipped from New Orleans in same vessel,
was made, but there were none found.
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Notwithstanding the great oisfcry that was raissu
4 while ago, thar The Chinese revolution was eeI
tain t. cut short cur usual supplies OF teas usss
few DAYS past, at Aew York, all with tall csrgos-
The fail trade sales are expected to conncnce nexs
week.
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uATS AND BOOTS-From fifteen to

II ATS AND BOOTS.-FrOm fifteen to
Il twenty per cent saved by buying from J. II.
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building. Richmond.
MDlsskin HATS, of best quality ity.............S3 50
Do do second do...................3 90
Fashionable SILK TS........................2 80
Fine catskin se,yed BOOTS, S,..................S 30
OPINION OF TIE PREss.-(From the Fincastle De-
rpocrst April /, 1855 by the way, we would say
word for cur friend, John H. Anthony, Columbian
H0tei Building, to those going 10 Richmond, and
wanting on landing there, brush up a little. Just
tbink OF the finest kind of HAT for S. 50 and fine
caltskin seSed BOOTS for S5 So He promises to do
this. and we know he cam for we saw him do it.
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DEEVE & BLAIR, APOTHECARIEs

IA AND DRUGGISTS, 175 Broad street have on
hand general assortment of DRUGS MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &c, to which they
respectfully invite the attention of their friends
the public generally. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours. Orders from the country will
meet with prompt attention They have also in store
choice selection of CHEWING TOBACCO. and an
assortment of CIGARS of the most approved brands
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n ICORICE.-20 cases Cy. A. Lieoriee
u Paste now landing from steamer Jamestown, for
saI. by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
seO Ger. Cary and Va streets.
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IEED WHEAT, SEED WHEAT-Pat-
- terson 4 Williams white TUSCANY WHEAT,
only seed of the kind In Virginia. andf found well
adapted to the SOIL ripens carly and % free from rus
Ic Price o. per bushel. For sale BY
aus4 EDWIN WORTHAN + co.
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EDUCATION.
M USIC. = INSTRUCTION ON THE

-. FiaNO, koiNtiNlfl OLtTAh AND VIOLIN
FIR. WULFF, Prof. of Music and Oreanist ar s.,
Johns Church, viii resume his profession in the cty
of Richmond, on the lst of October next. He hers
leave to express his sincere thanks for the ost ih
raj patronage which has been extended to him
Knowing that only stct attention to the duties of
profession aud method which in all cases eliri.e5
the perfect SATISFACTION of the parents and made the
study OF music pleasure to the pupis could secure
for him such encouraging patronage; be fatters
himself that by continuing to exert himself to his
most he will be able to meet the expectations of all
who will honor him with their patronage in the com
ing session.
He would especially call the attention of beginners
to what he said about his method as he finds TOO of
ten that the first studies the Piano are treated in
wrong way or entirely neglected, the great detr-
Tnent OF all interests involved at the commencement
of musical stuaes
he charges IS cents for an hours instruction
FR WULFF can be found at his residence Mar
shal street between Sd and 4th the ST. Josephs
0rphan Asylum, and opposite the German Catholic
Orders may also be left at the stores of Messrs o.
a Streeker, James Woodhouse, P Fl. Taylor Main
street. g. nj. West Exchange Place, Harold L MUIR
ray, Broad street. au u9-MTh& sew
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DR. GORDON HARRIS. GRADUATE

nix. GORDON HARRlS. GRADUATE
AZ OF CAMBRIDGE. CLASS 1924 FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRaiARY, No
81 South Gay Street, Opposite the Exchange Build.
Ing and Post Oice.-Those requiring medical or sur
eical aid by applying to DR. H.. may secure skilful
treatment ard advice while all communications will
W. sscgedly shielded BY the Egis OF professional
honor.
Aware Of The difficulty with the public to diserim
Kate in q newspaper advertisement between the gen
zine and skilful physician and tie spurious preten
ssops of the designing and dangerous guack, Dr. II
will cheegfuily give, when applied 70, such private
references as viii fully satisfy Gil who require his
BEWARE OF N05FRGMS!
Avoid the Patent EiiXirs, Compounds and CordIals
advertised TO cure all persons under saTled forms e
disease. :. =, -
As the constitution and habits Of individuals differ
Teas3n teaches the same remedy cannot be suited 70
ali alike and that disease only be safely aad ei
tecuslly eradicated by judcioas application OF pro-
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED!
practical experience OF over % years enables Dr.
n to insure sound and speedy in certain class
Of diseases, which haze too long been yielded by
regular physicians 10 the hands OF quaekery. lie
Isy be consulted conEdentaiiy, either Ii person OF
by letter.
Persons at & distance cured At home by addressing
g letter to DR.. GoADOk HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
Tyisnd.
All communications confidential
Remedies sent by mail express to any part OF the
Emitted States. Je N-Sms
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EDUCATION.


~.
-, - LHFERVRE, A. NJ, viii, on the iirst Monday
succeed Mrs Mead in the charge of her
ooatoing and Day School in Richmond and will be
on that day to receive pupils at her late re-
Mr; Letebvre was for seven years connected with
h,S nseads school, and subsequently became princi-
psi OF the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
Richmond 60 . "o'A 80
Heproposes to conduct his school upon the same se-
neral plan as that of Mrs Mead retaining several of
aer teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
partinent OF Foreign Languages by the assistance of
resident French Governess, and other auxilisries
The members of the family will form a christian
household, under the parental care of Mr.. and Mrs
Lefehvre.
The School viii offer every advantage for the &C.
QUESTION of sound English education 10 which will
be added the Ancient and Modern Languages. Mu-
sic, Drawing, &c.
TERMs.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
branches for the scholastic year of nine
months, $40
Day scholars of all ages 40
For any Modern Language, 20
Music, Drawing &c, at Professors prices
Apply 70 II. T. LRFEBVRE, A. NJ,
eu 10 Grace street. Richmond Va.
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NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG

IN STORE.-The subscribers having entered into
cOpartnershp and taken the store lately occupied by
A. Levy Jr,, POI Broad street, few doors below
Mesors. Breeden Fox, offer for sale general as
soctment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS,
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, &c, which they can
recommend to the public fresh and genuine, hav.
ing been purchased in the last few weeks by one Of
in person.
Particular attention viii be paid to the putting up
OF Prescriptions at all times of night or day.
We respectfully request call frosa our old patrons
aud the public generally PETER w. GRUBBS.
an L. w. APPERSON.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
ID u Il G ELL, LADD u Co, DRUG
CISIS 4 . s.

ID L RC ELL, LADD u CO, DRUG
Il GISTS, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS
DYES, FARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, sc No
% MAIN STREET, CORNER l4TH, RICHMOND, Va
Offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers, their usual
large and varied assortment, embracing the following
in part-2}00 lbs. superior IEdigo hhds best Mad
der; = bbs. No. Castor Oil; IS do Spirits Turpen-
tine; so kegs superior Carb Soda IS bbls Varnshes;
IS DO Burning Fluid; 800 kegs White Lead, dry and
oil: 80 kegs Zinc Paint, in OIL . Chrome,
green and yellow; 5000 lbs. Red Lead and Litharge;
so ounces Sulph. Quinine; 50 boxes CASTLE Soap;
bbis. Cream Tartar 100 dozen Yeast Powders; 10
cases refined Borax; 200s gallons Lamp Oil; 90 bbls.
TenHers' Oil; % do Alcohol; - bags Pepper; 1000
boxes Window Glass, French and American; 25 bags
Race Ginger; 200 lbs. root and powdered Rhubarb;
CarteIs Spanish Mixture; Bulls, Sands and Town
send's Sarsaparla; Farrells Arabian LinImen Mus
tang Linirnent Lyons kathairon; Barrys Trcephe.
TOus; Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and all other popular
patent medicines at the proprietors' lowest prices.
n. b. Particular attention to packing and forward.
ing orders PURCELL, LADD l. co.
p % Main street corner 18th
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The scarcity and consequent rise in value of
silver is thus accounted for by Mr.. DTsraeli, the
late English Chancellor of the Exchequer:
First, while the annual production of gold has
quadrupled, the yield of the silver mines has re-
manned stationary, and the influx of gold has
given an immense expansion to business of all
kinds, and increased the demand for every COM
modify, silver being no more plentiful now than
formerly, has become proportionately scarce Sc
condly, in Holland, and some other European
States silver is the standard of value; and hence
the expectation from them has to be paid for in sill
yer coin. Thirdly, and chiefly in India, gold coin
is not known among the from whom the
commodities of commerce are purchased, nor is
gold in that country legal tender; and as the
excess OF Indian expectation over importation is
exceedingly great, there is an enormous drain of
silver from Europe and America, to pay for the
excess In the year 1852 England alone sent ff-
teen millions OF dollars in silver to India Mr..
Dlsraeii proposes, as a remedy to the growing
scarcity OF silver, that gold be made the standard
of value and legal tender throughout the British
possessions in the Oriental world
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AocrioNEER Nos-PLussKp.--on the a6.h, there
20 % have been apubiic auction. of cage Of mon.
Aess az Dan Races Museum in N Orleans; for DsS
.A's 70 have, BY some strange fatality, 10 hare
s''eh 'aere during the epidemic. Upon the arrival
:, 'Ae company, Dan demanded the price of adnis-
''A 'io" eaen person, as he had right to do, and
NO oae ou1 'he suctioneer entered. Ho cried very
ias'iy' ous no one came to his aid. Had the COM
pany paid to come in, there would have been monev
enongh to satisfy the execution: as i was. ,bere
was no o'o onered, and the happy family of mon.
kyes'pemained undis'urbed members of Dan Rice,s
collection.
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TyHE Old MEDICAL HOU Sc,

L FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DoCToR PLUME Co.
still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of all delicate diseases at this old
institution.
People in the country when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited call. (No charge for
sultaton Much attention is given to female disor-
ders.
Doctor P. Co. are the makers and sole vendors Of
The CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
ERS, which has stood the test of time, and which is
uariyalled in giving and vgor to system shat
tered and almost wilted down by the ttohcs OF early
hfe.
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. Office
hours from K. NJ, till P. n
au 5-d&wts RIcHMoNp. VA.