The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29
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cors.vopdspce of the Dispatch.
(lyyIcERs or HOWARD Asso.
LEcI.1ys,os-,DrArH or Gro. REID. &c.
HOWARD HOSPITAL, NORFOLK, !
September %, 1855.
o;,cs our last, we have little to say Last
or. o .ba heads of the different delegafions
sissSs Eye nneetina at the National Hotel, ana II
hs, s.uranimonsly resolved that IS the disease
W 90 far abated, the services OF the younk
iL,ndsnts and apothecaries could De disPens
s"-;th. and that on Monday, those VINO w9, re
ss.dy. were at liberty to leave Nofioih. -; W.
,uaSerstand most of the young men are so,ns'
Tn,foIk will be quite dismal without '1 nm
S@ ~ 800. n ranort the death of DIR. oiou'
~ Muller, of Augusta. :, Norfo,k A in
''Totsl number of deaths III Hof.VM III
,.-ts..onth q. ten new cases IN the latter
.,sce-twslve in our city.
Tbs Howard Association OF Norfoik nave
Is meeting, and the following are the new
nscsrs who have been appointed Augustus
@nok President; Thos Corprew, vice PresI-
sso,. r NJ Balls, I'd Vice President; solomon
GSery, Corresponding Secretary; VIM Ken
Ids. Asst do; Capt Borden, Treasurer -
Taylor, Asst do. d. M.
SEPT. 2sth-6 A. NJ.
We have to announce the death of our
allowed young friend, George Reid, who, az
.sr lsboring with US, as book keeper in the
hospital, lSst night breathed bis last in the
.ros of his friends, who surrounded his
dsstb bed.
allegations will pass through Richmond on
Trasday, en- route for home. n NJ.
corrasoond sneeof the Dispstch,
Boa BurT-THE DEAD, &c.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept 90, 10. PM.
r,oels Bob Butt, the noted grave digger was up
70 he city yesterday. The aight OF that parsonage
y .ogu Il considered Q good omen, az he has been
,.som seeu since the epidemic commenced. He
80 az had nine or ten men employed, night aud
-. hn,vino the dead outside Of the city. lie 10 q
.ya and deserves great cfsoit for his attention to
o Of VA.
Rem lei let night and IL now at the Crawford
aI iG Holiday, Esq, still very III. H1 physicians
,,ano. pass 90 opinion Of his case, Cor Will not)
Or Rizer 10 improving rapidly, and great hopes
,Webttsr, 10 oil attention, and II he dies, 1t viii
~ !, rom want OF good medical aid.
Dr Hsttou 70 well, and will leave the Naval Hos.
,t,i tomorrow.
'' Al Of Mr. Caleb Herberts family arc down-wife
md iix chHoren. ar
4ms number s-Ssmuel Richardson. Bodsn Mel
~, and wife, child of Smith Parker, Mrs John f
.,sburp. Mathew Ayburn, Jr son of the Purser's
Jsfk ofship Pennsylvania, John CuIfin, aud child
| 1t he Academy. V.
Correspondence of the Diipassh.
,.,rg OF MISS HEBRON AND THE WIFE OF DOCTOR
ARMSTRONG, &c.
NORFOLK, Thursday Night, Sept 81.
The number OF deaths TO- day was Is; yesterday,
=. tol1re stated not over 10. Among those who
r.,r died to-day are the following:
Nh, Ann Heron, q very wealthy and benevolent
40 and daughter of the late Walter Heron; Mrs
i-msrobg, lady of Rev DR. of the Presbyterian
esurcb. Mira 0iendhsl. wife of Mr O. French teach
gs, tbe Academy Lizzie Ohland Mrs spapqler,
B. child Of Mrs Fsrlees; David Somes; Mrs Five.
I'd, vile Of the late Capt F; son of the late An.
draw Scott; child of jos Wilkerson; child of T
sls,t child Of Mrs Rudder; John, eldest son OF Mr.
WuHswkins; Miss Evans, daughter of Capt E; Mr. |
rg.
", diving this afternoon.
W:n I Nmmo an active member of the How. |
,rd Association, who htd nearly recovered. has a
kpa
Dr. Moore wa, improving rapidly at the last &C.
tGuls
fssuty-ors physieisns have died of the fever
hse, rId four have died eseW here, having taken Ii
here. This is extraordinary mortality, surely,
among the medical faculty.
DR. h N. Mash e,rn, is again very Ill. Having |
bts'ly recovered rom an attack some four weeks |
sO, te too is suffering from relapse.
A. 5 meeting OF the phYscianE, it has beer re.
Commended that the stores, cellsrs, &c., be opened
snG aired about the lQ.h Of next month and that |
tie Inhabitants return ab0u. the 18th, provided there
.AUuld DO frost before that tine. F.