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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-21
r. C. McNATRY g. co.,
Spring Circular
FOR 1857.

X. u. mcNAlh1 x ~,
IS College street.
Silk and Dress Goods Department.
asou.
Rrceaae, from cheap the T,ost costly;
Piaiis 4 stripes"
Plain coTi pom De Louis for dav and evening;
Rich Moire Antique, for proU'ersdes
Marselines Gro de Nap AMI Millinery Silks;
Satins. all widths, roors and qualitiesi
Bisho9's Gro lie Rhines
Black Paris and LYONS Tafetas, cheap;
Fig'd silks, premier de7gns;
ROYAL Mourning Pom de ORE;
Armures Israhan and Gro de Afrique;'
Rich six Robes Tor Dinner ard Evening; tFlcwerr'
Rich Barge Pohes Georgia Cashmere and POM adot
organdy EObe', IRON parti cord to fan chn'z;
New and exquisite designs in Muslins, Bareges Jacl
onets;
pain Jackonets IN all colors:
Rich and MAGNIFICENT desirgsin all ofthe above;
All descriptions OF Travelling Dress Goods
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Canes;
lace do;
setts worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast setts in cambrie and iaconet
Sets Scotch work for travelling;
French work and lsce Caps for old ladies';
An immense stock of swiss and jacOnet edgngs and In
swiss Jsconet and Dimity nounccs, pl'ln and highl
Point applique and Real Val. Laces;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot he named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock will excel in variety. The assortment
viii he Great, Rich and Complete. We shall keen
ChildreHs Women and Mons Hose and Hdlf-H Hose.
Meriuo silk and Cotton Vests and Drawers, for Chndre,
Women and Men.
Alexander and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete and Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and Camhrics:
Printed Linens and Jaconets for Children.
In all descriptions Of Goods for children. stock VIII
be choice
Mantillas shawls and scarfs
Or every desirable fabric India Fronob. Vienna and
British. Every description Of Garments will be offered in
this department
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels, plain and damask borders;
- fringed and col'i ends;
Alidescrptions Of to els and Diapers;
French Oamask and Turkish Towels;
Furn ure and Glass Cloths
Piano aud Table Covers all kinds;
oh Curtain Damasks, trimmings 10 mRtea,
Rich Gilt 'ornice, Bands and Pins;
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains;
But Holland window Shades;
All descriptions OfSummer Fiaunels:
Rich Table Damssks end Cloths for dinner parties;
Furniture. Caicos and Dimtes;
White and cold Mosquito Nets;
Summer Quilts and Couuterpanes:
Linen and Cotton sheetngs, all widths;
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mating,
20 this part OF stock It needless to refer as Il e
conceded We keep the largest most elegant and, the
s lme time, cheapest stock in the western country.
plantation and Negro Goods.
And all goods by the piece at wholesale prices We bore
friends this the assortment Of Me-
gro Goods have eyer bad the pleasure 20 Offer and
most respectfully invite all make visit that they may
see how fully we shall meet their expectations.
fehs R. c. NcNAlRY CO., IS College street.
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Shocking AffMR.-A terrible tragedy occurred
at Caseyviile. KY, on Friday night, 9th uIt.
man by the name OF Hall. who parted from his
wife not long since aud who killed a man fs,s
weeks ago In an encounter, met DR.. Taylor in the
street aud shot him, and as the Doctor fed pur-
sued him into store. and there stabbed him twice
IN the breast and finished the diabolcal deed by
cutting hiss throa, and severing the iupuiar vein
hall then escaped to his own house, barricaded
tn doors, armed himself and defied the authori-
ties TO take him. At the last accounts. he was be-
sesed In mis- house by the citizens, no one having
courage to attempt to take the desperate villain .
B'ih OF the two terrible honicdes committed lv
Hall were prompted by the fell passion of jealousy.
Dr. Taylor leaves family, and a wife ho was ex-
pec.ed 70 De confined on the day Of the shock
such AZ TO endapger her life.
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INCIDENTAL SnoorlNG .-Betwaen tha

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING Between the
hours of II aud ~ O'Clock last Mon lay night. Mr..
JAMES Q. LYLE, Of this city, swas Dangerously
wounded in tue left leg just above the knee, by n
pistol shot fired by a man named JkssE HIrs -
The particulars. as far we have been ep abIed 10
gather them. these: White had been TO the
theatre that evening, and as Mr.. Lyle and himself
We walking together near the Exchange Hotel. he
discovered "A dog in the street. which he fired AT
with his pistol, the ball taking effect in Mr. Lyles
leg as We have already stated. Dr. peiticoIss, who
was called in to attend the wounded man. describes
his injuries as serious and may lead to the ampu-
tatiOn OF the limb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

sING LAR RECOVERY FROM INsANIrY-The Lock
port Advertiser IN. Y. tells of case of n vonng
man who Jailed In business about eight years ago
and soon iter~ards became blind and insane. AZ
ter remaining at Utica two years lie recovered his
s'gnt ana was subsequently, removed to Brattlsc
bnro, VT This fall his brother brought him to ,hs
Asylum, where he remained but u few days one
morning he left and walked home to Middleport
distance OF fifteen miles. lie was as insane as
ever Dot was provided for by the family The
Advertiser says: HE expressed himself grea,Iv
attached 70 the farm where he had been employ
cd Cd but the old man did not pay him regularly.
lie was apparently improved. however, in his
his bed perfect sane. and CONNIE noed conyersinr
abont that occurred eight years ago "A
utney han bat just TRANSFERRED The recovery of
ms meptai faculties Is greater mystery than the
loss of Them ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

Nor GULTY,-Patriek McCarty charged
with stabbing Peter Maiy, on Sunday last was
examined before the Mayor yesterday, and dis
charged, Maily having testified that he drew tho
kniie on McCarty while at dinner, and that McC.
accidentally cut him in getting the weapon out Of
his hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

SINGULAR ACcIDEET-Charles Rhule,
the gardener at the Capitol Square, met with sim
gular accident yesterday. While directing thu
grading Of the embankment fronting on 18th
street, in the morning. he jumped from a stone
wall. distance of three feet. and bursted a vein
in his left leg below the knee. A physician wss
Immediately called in, and the hemorrhaee was
soon stopped. In the afternoon Khnie resumed
his duties aud finding that the hands did not slope
the bank to please him. caught up tool to show
them how to do. He had been laborng but short
time, when the bandagng around his leg 0ays
way, and the hemorrhage returned with great yio-
lencs DR.. Crenshaw sent for, and as soon AZ
possible stopped the bleeding, but not until the
unfortunate man had lost large quantity of
blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

RUNNING UP.-Bricklayers are nsw at
work, raising the Northern and Eastern walls
around the City Jail.
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Bound OvER.-John Drissoll was foup 4
entity before the May~r for assaultiug Lulia Mac.
ser ia her house and breaking her wiodows Ind
Ield to bail for his COOL behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

THIEvISG John and George, two
slaves con vcted before the Mayor and ordered
to be fogged, for stealing pair OF shoes from c.
Mitchell. ~
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THROWING SroNEs.-Jim and Robert
two negro boys, were hogged by or,s.r of the NAV.
or Tor throwing stones at each hsr In the Stree
to the danger Of persons passing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

DISPENSING WITH AN OFFIcE.-At a
meeting of the City Council last Monday evening,
an ordinance was adopted, dispensing with the
Office of Keeper Of the City Hall and other public
property" the salary to which was 1920 per an
mum. This office was held by Mr.. Geo. W. H. Ty.
ler whose duty it was to act as messenger for the
Council, measure coal CARTS take care of the CITY
Hall and other city property, perform the duties
OF clerk to the Mayor in his criminal court and
perform police service. The same ordinance
which abolishes the above office creates another
one-dessenger to the Council-at salary of sI0O
per year. The duties of the Messenger will be, 10
attend on the meetings of the Council, keen the
City Hall and all the Offices therein in good order
and be ready to serve notices or do isuch other
work as the Chamberlain may 6irec-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

GAVE BAIL Henry Thompson, chat q
gang free negro gave bail for his good behavior OIL
yesterday, and was released from confinement,
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AccDENT.-Captain D. J. Hill, of The
steamer Schultz" was accidentally thrown f,,,,,,
hoax. near hocketts, last saturday night AND ha 4
his hands badly bruised
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09
r GATHRIGHT, formerly on 10Th

r. GATHRIG 7, formerly on 10Th
LIZ street. has taken one Of the new tenements
Just erected ON Governor street, between Main and
and all others who may desire TO purchase FURNI
fuRE assuring them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper Than they can be bought elsewhere. Hi
stock is much larger and great deal better than II
ever has been. consisting Of all articles usually kept
M furniture store together with large assortment
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING Persons In
want OF any article In my line will find it To their
where. 49,
Sc 2s--sm E. GATHRIGHr.
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FIRE.-An old frame building in Hen
rico county, short distance from Goddin's tavern
WAS set on fire last Monday night and burned to
the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

FIGBTING.-George, slave to Mrs. Graf.
ton was ordered the lash for beating Henry, slave
to Mrs Robinson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

A WOMAN BURNT IN DwELLISa-An Adrian
mich correspondent of the Detroit Advertiser.
writes the particulars of heart rendering affair
which occurred few days since. John Gray, who
resided in a log house. started for the town and
when neariy mile off he saw smoke arising near
his dwelling, and quickly returned. Upon arriving
on the spot be beh-d his house 10 flames and also
MS wife IN the very centre of the fire, already
much burned So fierce were the flames. that Il
was utterly Impossible for the husband to extricste
his wife, aid he accordingly WAS compelled to
stand and see her, his house furniture aud little
over 81 ., all he possessed Oh e TT !, d.voursd
fire. 1t supposed that Mrs. Gray was taken in n
mt. as she was subj ct 10 them, aud probably fell
against the chimney, as it was composed Of sticks
cau-ing them to fall with crash upon her direct
ly into the fireplace aud of course all took fire i'm
nirdistely. Mr.. Gray's little daughter aged wear,
seized her little sister, babe in the cradle. and
bore her into the road, thereby saving its life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09
DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING

IL ESTA BLISHMENT.-Th slbserib. rs would
spectfully invite the attention of the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity, TO the following card
Dyeing of Nerino, Delaine and silk Goods, Cloth
Cloaks Capes &c. Also, Grape and other Shawls
dyed with special reference to patterns and beauty Of
finish. Danask and Moreen Curtains restored TO
their original beanty. Also Cleaning OF Dress Goods
OF every description. Carpets, Rugs Table Covers,
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Kid and satin She's,
Soyes IN .ns ssry oss ;ss ana ysss.sS ~
ginal. Merchants Goods made saieable. Goods re-
turned the shortest notice. consistent with their
being well done. $50 s5zs go
We would invite special attention to the manner In
which we dye Grape Shawis--Scaraet Crimson, and
other fashionable colors call Is respectfully soli-
cited. EN-~3I -5lFss
We pride ourselves upon the colors and style of
work we produce. and the impossibility of compe-
titon Ia this respect and while promptness will al
ways be exercised, our price will be az low as lie
often paid for inferior work. - stft
ttFs, DENNIS 4 BRO, Franklin street, :
Opposite Metropolitan Hall,
Do26-dIms niclmend, Va.
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w inhrshay last, ~ Irish giri. a.n,.a -
snme walking on the track Of ths Me-, nsn n
eon hs,'road, Nss run over By coal ssa,a aaf-
fosssiiiss IA, and literally torn 70 pieess hssr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09
JEW EFT 4 EMERSON.
GENT s DOUBLE AND SIN

-. GENT. S DOUBLE AND SIN
GLE SOLE CALF GATTERS.-We would
call the attention Of our friends and the public gen
ally to our large assortment If the above, eInbra-
cling 100 pairs OF ent 3 e Double cole Calf Caters
made to fit smooth and nicely, and which will keep
the feet perfectly dry and warm: IL, pairs Gents
Single Sole Half Caters, gotten up very tastiy All
of the sboye will guarantee 10 render firstrate
service. Call and examine them for yourselves at
PUTNEY 4 WATTS,
do IN NJ HcimDta Va
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TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
II RARE ApENINl Ana rr,ort,,..it. x,.aaout

ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS-A
Il RARE OPENING An opportunity is presented
for advantageous Investment of Il fen thousand
dollars in safe and lucrative business the products
of which is In great demand. the supply obtainable
being inadequate to the present aud annually in
creasing warts of the community. 81
practical, energetic and experienced business
successfully and who ia possessed of property upon
which TO operate, admirably adapted to the special
purpose is in WANT of sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
secution of the business, IN such manner and upon
extensive scale desirable To accomplish this
object, and facilitate arrangements for proper and
Iudicious commencement of operation on the LIST OF
January next TERMS of liberal and advantageous
character would be entered into with a responsible
needed, in CASH or BY other financial arrangements
which NAV be agreed upon and adopted CO. The
investment, in tohaterer form, would be amply Sc
cured -
~ Satisfactory reference given aud required
For definite information address " ENTERPRISE"
p O.. Richmond. Va. no 23-dIms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

resident - I'm a. nday night last, Mary wooa
po,ay n :. ,sssr,is. New York in 4, Of 9am
he q p sSs sss. ss,.s, rem the rock.
mil fscewsy, and WA drown.d vintage Init. shs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09
4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

q LDLHhIsLE LhND FOh DALE.-
county. adjoining J.. o. Massey, sneed and others:
six mites from Charlottesville two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one-third bottom land cleared enclosed
and highly impr we'd. All necessary out buildings
and we'll OF FIRST rate are ON the premises
Terms liberal II preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me At Rich
mond. ct call at my office, corner Of Franklin and
Governor streets. 8. A. HART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

spe aas, LAYS that the wife Of senior sxss
nnetesnt eSiis o. that place ess birth 10 he,
her thirty eighth year. fsSs iaa tAdy 10 in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

FAMILY OF BAsDIrs.--An extraor linary trial
Isteiy occurred in the del artmsnt of Aine. in
france. fourteen prisoners were accused of Il We
murders ano mn nine robberies, with violence or
other~'se- Ihi. was.n fact band of brighands.
VINO managed 70 exist in peaceatle neighbornood
simply by the f-artheir nanes inspired until their
aepredatens became bold that the local aut ori.
were compelled to call into requisition extraol
al relatives, faith or. br. TIERS sisters
1 ~. An old man. the leading spirit of
the baud aud three the most terrible 81 he 9th.
:, we're condemned at the conclusion Of the trial
s"o gui'io.ine, bile son was eondemne to ius
prisonment Tor life,. and seyeI alI,f the oths1. Is
ons 'erins OF imprisonment. LanaItre. one OF kbs
s ase~ea Iii court that. being the strongest. he
was Always charged with the killing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

FIGHT BETWEEN A LION AND TIGER-The Brminz-
ham (Eng) Journal describes a recent fight be-
tween q tiger eighteen months old and lion six
or seven years old, belonging to a den of wi.d
beasts in that city:
The newly bought tiger had burglariously
broken through the slide or partition dividing
his den from that of the lion, aud had the latter in
his terrible grasp. The combat which eusued was
terrific one. The lion acted chiefly ON the de
fensive, and having probably been considerably
tanned BY his three years confinement, the newly
imported tiger had the advantage. His attacks
were Of the most ferocious kind. The lions name
saved his head and neck from being much injured !;
but his savage assaiiant mt last succeeded in rip
ping mp his belly, aud then the poor animal was at
the tigers mercy. The lion was dead in few
minutes The scene n fearful one The in
mates II every den seemed to be excited by the
sonnct and their roaring and bowling might have
been heard quarter of a mile distant"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

Mrs Sophia 8. cattrace. = 6.u.s,-.
r..s,,s ~ ins Virginia Convention Of rSa In
... ., rresldebis Madison and M.,.. = ~, ssa
'' 80 "'ssenn lin tbs saih year Of bar , - ~
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CLOTHING.

Ia HEAD QUARTERS, 1857
IA CL0THINGi CL0THING!t CLOTIIINGl!l
pf Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics
thing really neat and cheap in the way of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods not at below
cost, but at fair living profit, give me call, and
l will promise my goods, when quality and work
manship aye compared, shall vie with the rhPauest
Z. b. SPENCE
oc % No. 100 cor. Main and 18th sfa
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uHHAAsE 10 THE SUGAR CAsE--Tbe RAT - po
ton Raw asoeate says that the planters Of west IA
p.e,s ougs give gloomy account Of Their nr ns.
Injured s~sst s's,s tina. their crop has been
heavy frosts. 70 cold night, and
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T AIDES, READ THIS ADVERTISE
IL MEST-I have just received the following DE-
sirable articles:
Misses and Ladies' worsted CATERS
Misses and Ladies' worsted ARMLETS
Ladies Hu .DS NUBIES, CLOUDS, RACHEL'S,
and 5 )NTAGS, ready and made to order
Rich Black Button TRIMMINGS
New supplies of WuRSTEDS. single, double and
Tapesserie of the latter, for KNIT ng ehawls
Blankets.
Ihaye the most complete assortment ever
offered. s. HIRSH.
Fancy and Trimming Store. 2n9 Broad street
de SITS
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., aaaasksa,yisa --Jbe Governor o. Loui.,.,.
sksnsssis,' Wednesday ihe leth inst, as day ~
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IA BOYS CLOTHING AT COST.
"a FOR CASH-The subscriber. intending to
yss will to sell his stock ss p C
dren's and Youths Clothing AZ COST for CASH only
He has hand, Suits for Boys from to " years of
age. Also let's. Frock Coats, Pants and Vests of
all sizes-all OF which will be sold at cost
j. III. RIDDICK r.
No. 1921 Main st opposite American Hotel
N.B-My regular customers will oblige me by
settling their accounts at the end Of the year with
their usual promptness. Those whose bills are over
due, are adnsonished that, without speedy settle
msnt, my claims will be placed in other hands for
collection J. m r.
no 25-iRS
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AMI
R0TTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
g0RCE, WITH TTS DOUBLE SET OF SELF ACT
ING GENERAToRS-TIIE OLDEST OF Thu
MIND IN KIRGINIA.-The genuine article of Boz.
tied Soda Water Is put mp By NJ. Mc lORMACK =
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparlla Pop, philadelphia por.
Ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout
The subscriber has added 20 the above the botflins
of Lager Beer, Of superior quality in pint aud hal.
pint bottles. to suit customers.
s@l2 NJ. MCCORMACK. sas Broad 81.
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R0fS CLOTHlNG.-We have Just re
y ceived from New York fineassortment of BOYS
Clothing, consisting Of Bows Ra2iaus: Sack Oy ar
Coats Cloth and Business Jackets of all grades and
prices; a nice lot of Black and Fancy Cashmere
Pants and all styles of Vests The above goods have
BEEN bought in the last ten DAYS. for cash. which en-.
ables us 10 sell them lower than ever could be-
fore; We would invite all in want to examine our
stock before buyi.g
DaRRAC0TT. HARRIS L Co,
26 Successnrs to Merchant Keisirer G IL
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GOLD PENS-With gold and silver
~ cases; also Pens without cases. of all sizes and
various qualities; Ebony and Ivory Pen Holders; for
sale By c. GENNET,
dc EaaIe S0uare.
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REFERRING TO the advertisement Of
my removal 10 18th street between Main add
Cary beg leave 10 submit to my customers aud the
public In general the following rate OF prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer. Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider bet
"ed w y S piats p' W. = Bottles Included.
halfdo., 80 eents-bu,tles extra
charged.
Lager Beer In half. quarter and eighth barrels.
(the latter ones OF gallons, package exclusively
Cor the city custoinersl philadelphia ale In whole
and half barn els. at the lowest market price Terms
cash.
N. B.--Store and Bar keepers, a. considerable per
centage allowed. Y. WILkACHKR,
18th ST., between Main ard Cary.
Orders left with Messrs Laidisy Robinson. corner
tth and Franklin; Messrs. Duyal 4 NoTton. eerrer
prom ptly attended TO- Oc1 20
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Tar 80 ...tios VI TAG .asAca@ ~ the ENroR Ant
Tharsd "a TIE ispl.Ss-The Mem. his Bulletin of
OF the report that a whole 'eomnany ~ 9Isy
Ss ,s;ns were mas'acred by the indians on the
IAN south OF Salt Lake. There were sas's nj,
two nun ~ paneies in the accounts given by the
reliability of this statemsns IL 1. o,ah s spparent
oaa's recently published are much sxsvgsr., I'D
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!
:, ~ By agreement this day entered into between
Physicians Of Bellevue Hospital, In addition 10 tho
usual weekly charge, fee varying FROM 80 TO $50
will be demanded of patients requiring q Surgical
operation. The particular charge fer any specified
operation may be ascertained beforehand by applet
ton to the Resident Physician. or the Attending Ply
sieians and Surgeons of either institution.
attending Szeeons-Profs. Gibson, Poticoias and
Wexford.
attending Enysiesans.--Profs. Tucker and Conway
Residcst Ptpsicidn --Marion Howard, NJ d.
+ Ss.card.-F VI. Parrish.
President If hyfrmdrp.-L. 8. Joynes, NJ. d.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients b
the Inrmary, or desiring information, may address
the President or the Steward. jy 1-d6m
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I'VE offer the following Drawing Paper
atwhoiesaie or retail very low viz:
White Cartoon or Drafting Paper 81 inches wide
Yellow Pattern do do 81 do do
Tiusel Cray on Paper, sizes
Tracing do sizes
Cartridge Paper
Transfer do. red and black
Julien Board; Rristel Board; Noaochromat,e
GARD; Prostypes, Prepared on Sketching boards
no24 I'd 70 e ~
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FIFTY bills. No. 8 Mackerel S do, No.
Mackerel. for sale by
de WM. WALLACE SONS
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FIFTY TUBS prime Goshen Butter, %
Kegs Goshen Butter FIR sale by
de- VIM WALLACE SONS.