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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
~ q. (OLEE.yrS, RE.gE EST.FTE

~ c. CULLF.NS' KTEs3L EST.3TE
S/e anh INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Ne. l North
Third street Evansville, Indiana. The purchase and
tale of Reel Estate collection of Rents, and payment
ofTaxes, &c, promptly attended to- Persons in want
"a by calling at this office. CHARGES REASONABLE.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
N ID. REI..H'OEDS y 90, DELL
I&E0 Frs IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Keeps constantly ON hand and for sale low, for
cash, Groceries of every description well assort
ed stock of Wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
and common Baskets in great variety; Tubs, Buck
cts, Brooms, &c. Vegetables, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Corn, Bran, ShpstufIs, and every article usually
kept in line. Country produce bought and sold.
ang25
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Third street, a few doors above the Crescent City
Banl, VIII re lac is prepared to answer professional
calls at all hours Of the day or night.
n. Especial attention given to Surgery and
diseases of the Eve. angS-dSw-Ivr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09

More from the Austria's Passengers.
The rescued passengers who have arrived
at Quebec, give many painful details. One
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
RHOt EPOV THFT LFHE SOU 4.

KDEELER HOUSE, V.E.N'CE.N.N.ES
AB Ind. Opposite the o. & NJ r. r. Office t
J. BEELER, Proprietor. feh3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
HOTELS.

G ARERH'OOD HOUSE, NFLL. H.
~ BY ERS, Proprietor Corner First and Locust
streets, Evansville, Iud. One square from steam
boat landing. myL-I,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09

ENT4' HOTEL, Ey.ETER STREET,
u between Main and Division, Evansville, Ind.
octI-tf WIN. III. B0IC0URT, Prop.
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Lotteries.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.

FOR MARCH, 1863.
ID FRANCE e. co. MAShGEIS. BALTIMORE
dOs MARYLAND.
Drapingx conducted aMLrr hr sHPerimtShdenrs oJ III
STATE Lottery Commissioner.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
FRIDAY March 2Gth-Poknmoae River. Glass o.
Ii Nos. T. drawn Tickets s. Capitals $40 900 a6a
&c. Certificates uf Packages Of whoes si--shnres il
proportion.
SATURDAY, March a7th--(irand Consolidated, Extra 2
Tickets $40 Capitals: S35 O9o, 1880. Of 1000 &c
On the Havana ran 20, GO prizes 10000 Nos -Certih
Gates Of packages of whocs $50 -sharcs In proportion.
SATURDAY, March a7th-Grand Consolidated, Glass &
Is Nos, l2 drawn ballots. Tickets $40. Capital Prizes
s3G 2s5. OF 600, of 4OO0 &c. Certificates of puck
ages of whues Sl4e-shsres in proportion
MONDAY, March % .l-Washngton County, Class &, Z:
Nos, II drawn ballots Tickets 81. Capital prizes-
s7 son, 1046s, Of 6,0O0 Of 1000, &c. Certificate
Packages Of WhoIes SIPS 20-shares in proportion.
TUESDAY, March 3Oth--Be Air, Class 9. 70 Nos, Il
drawn ballots. Tickets S. Capital prizes: $4,000 900
OF 5000 &c. Certificate Of Packages Of Whoes $40 so
shares In proportion.
WEDNESDAY, March 3lst1susqG ls Canal, Glass
L. IS Nos, l2 drawn ballots. Tickets $40 Capita
prizes-s3O OOo 20 of 5000 90 of 1000 &c Cerfcat,
Of packages of wholes Sl4s-shares in proportion
IRA Dollar Lottery is drawn daily.
RrCommunicalions will receive attention, If address
ed to X. FRANCE a. CO.,
March Is Richmond. Va.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT


fuNHE undersigned would remind the
IL Farmers and Dealers In Farming N1
Implements that they still in the mar. -
ket with large assortment Of Poughs In their almost
endless variety, Of the best timber and workmanship
Cuvstors tor Tobacco and Corn, Harrows Straw Cut
Of different Patterns Corn Shelters In their variety
Wheat Fans of the most approved kinds; Wheat era.
dies and Dewys Patent Horse Rake Cleaner. which
| gave such general satisfaction last season.
Also. Agents for Manys, Rays and Mccormick Reap.
ing and Moving Machines.
We have added to large variety, since last
useful and important Implements namely: Patent
Tobacco Weeder, patented by Tho's Robertson OF
Anne Arundel County, Md which will do the work Of ak
eghthands in the culture Of Corn and Tobacco To this
call the special attention Of all iarmera new Sod
Cutter which il worthy the attention Of farmers 1t is
highly recommended for pulverBing tho sod 1t 10 dit.
fcrently constructed from any other Plough In in.
stead OF plain Surface Mould there Cutters extend
ing from break tie sod fine These be removed
or replaced--when worn they can be made new at a
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers of different Patterns
be had Of US. Among them them the Fitzs improved
! Power and Thresher.
Pelins Internal Cleared Power which supersedes the
necessity OF the leather belt.
Plough and Machine Castings, oy the ton single
piece.
Forks Spades Shoves. Hoes, Trace Chains, &C., &c.
Field and Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine. To all of
which invite the special attention Of farmers and deal
source Of great satisfaction be- enabled to help
and promote the intereet of the farmer
We always hand with usual promptness. and
ready to accommodate at the Old Stand, No $50 Pratt
street Wharf. Baltimore Md.
March l7-6m COTTIEGHAM HARDING.
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LiTEST BIZ TELEGRAPH,
.saphed for the Richmond ENQUIRER

eTY FIFTH CONGRESS.-FIRsr SrssIos.
WASHINGTON, March IS.
lTr.-Ssveral communications from the de.
.ua we're referred. Resolutions from the LIE
re Of Maine were presented. They remon.
sssrt the admission Of Kansas and accuse
-sd-u; Of ialsehood. Mr.. Mason opposed the
90 Of the resolutions, but they were finally or
% be printed. The Minnesota State bill was
|Isn up. Mr.. Douglas made q motion to strike
sscoud section. go as to allow three represen
!. The motion was discussed at much length.
f:t.-The House went into committee of the
son the deficiency bill. The Kansas Constitu.
pa discussed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-26

THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
TIME above Thrilling Story by the accomplished su
Il thoress, Mrs. E. D. + N. SOuTHWORTH,
Complete Ia ELEVEN numbers
THE NEW YORK EDGER,
Will be sent TO any addres, receipt Of FIFTY Gents
The numbers of the Ledger with the BRIpE OF AN
EVENING contain beside. TALES SKETCHES and PoErHY
by SYLVAEUS COBB. ia
EMERSON BENNETT,
FANNY FERN,
GEO. d PRENTICE,
3. Arthur. Alice Cary Mrs. Sigourney, and other po
ular writer's Terms of the New York Ledger. e. per
year. OIL tor six months Address
LEWIS L. SMITH,
bookseller and News Agent, ls2, Main st
March 26-cat Richmond Va
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARs REWARD.

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
rHNHE above reward will be paid for the apprehension
u and delivery TO me of six runaway SLAVES; or
FIFTY DOLLARS for either of them and if secured in
any Jail. that can get them, THIRTY DOLLARS for
esch The of the said Slaves follows: AID.
OLSON CHARLES, WILLIAM, BOB, PAT AMY.
Addison s ulatto about FIVE feet eight inches high and
upwards Of 80 years Of age Charles 10 of nutmeg color
about live feet six inches high, and 25 years of sg-
William is OF the same complexion. with on
the knee; is about FIVE feet inches high, and 81
years of age Pat is of bright nutmeg Color abou, FIVE
feet six inches high and 10 years Of age. Amy bright
mulatto, about Eve feet bgh and IS years Of age The
last supposed to be concealed abou, Richmond BY her
father (Robert) who 10 owned by Thomas Dcane The
others are in the counties OF Amelia or Nottoway
wish negroes, of the above description would be no
| ticed and examined By the people generally
SIDNEY BOTT,
Eah oa--cff Ann Na Va
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AUCTTON SALES.
by JAMES NJ. TAYIOD q. SOS .TCT,S
4 tomM i,I ;,SNER'S SALE or ONR J;NDIyI.
On DEL r m ,,n oFTHESWAN TAVERN (BROAD


Et0MNISSIONER's SALEO oNp rNn,yI
~ ~, D De-, M,'iLrf oFTiiE SWAN TAVERN fBROAD
SIREEI HoTEi;1 PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
fIEHMDED, Or HROAD AND NINTH sTRrETs
PuisuHnt tn decree Of the Circuit Court nj rho c -,
hlch'nohd entered on the lith day of February ls in
the case ct Vaueh'n mud us va Gaddn. mad which wss
affirmed by the Court Of Appeals by ssdccrce enrs rc
the 26rh day OF January les. the subscriber The snc,
commissioner duly appointed will proceed to cell nj nun
lie aucn upOnhc PROMISES the 18Th day of April ar
O'clock 7. NJ one undivided moicty of the properly a.
scribed In the proceedings in the said suit the Swan
Tavern property, having front on the north soe Of
Broad street. commencing its intersection with 9Th
street OF hundred and sixty feet and running back
| on 9th street the usual depth Of half acre lot.
TERMs-The interest upon ten thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars from the l5h day Of August 1854
tilt paid, and the Of two thousand and sixty
doars and the expenses of the said sale be paid
and the residue to be psd with interest four equal
staments ut intervals ot six, twelve eighteen and twenty
four months from the day of .ae Tor which deferred
the Commissioner shall take negotiable notes with
endorsers tn. title the property being retained
'''' ' JAMES LYONS, Commissioner.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son, Auc,ioneers.
March s-tds
TRTsTEE's SALE on %SE MOIETY OF THE
swan ,, TAVERN lNOW BRoAD STREET HoTEL)
BROAD STREET. AT AUCTION.
Rf virtue of deed of trust executed by I.aac God.
- din the subscriber trusee dated 10Th August
1854 and recorded in tho Office Of the Clerk Of Richmond
Hastings Court being thereto requested BY the beneficiary
In said deed named shall on the 18TH DAY OF APRIL
se at NJ upon the premises, sell hepropery
by conveyed to wit:
One undivided moiey Of lot si in the plan of the city of
Richmond situated the north side OF Broad street at It's
intersection with 9th fronting 40 fee, on Broad
and running back the full depth Of said lot No 7s4-being
the same lot upon which the swan Tavern now the Broad
street HOTEL Ii situated Alec undivided moiety OF
other lot parcel land adjoining the above on the
wes fronting 80 feet Broad Street. and running back the
full deplhe sad piece OF ground having thereon large
brick building which has been used stable for sad
Tavern which said LOT OF land is part lot No 7e9 In the
plan OF said city.
The highly valuable character of this property such ~
10 render unnecessary further description thereof Az
the other moiey will be sold the evening BY the
Commissioner of the Circuit Court in the case of Vaughn
the whole
TRRMs-Cash.
JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee
JAMES ". TAYLOR, e. Son, Auctioneers.
March 4-tda
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MERCHANDISE,
z. Ii. TAYI0RS Music SALOON
AND PIANO-FDRTE IVdRE-ROOM,

No. l53, MAIn SrEEET
ME undersiencd is sole agent in this ka2esrI-
IL city Tor the sale of the celebrated 1436DS4g2s
NuHHs 4 CLARk'S riaNO FORTEs.-H
The Instruments harcrereivnd the unquali-u -
ed approval o The greatest Pianss this country and in
Europe He also keeps Pianos of GALE & co and other
good and wei established rnakers
r. H. Taylor keeps constantly hand an assortment OF
general. consisting of relaubats superior MEL ODEON
Of ~, and octhves, with single and double rccd,
Martin Is unrivallcd GUITARS
Taylors approved FLUTES-Ghese Flutes are not sur.
psssed)
Accordeons Clarionets. Flutes Flies Fageoets uItars
Violins. Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes Mouth Pieces for Clsiousts
and brass Instruments.
Plano Stools and bestquay Guitar and Violin Suings
Thelargest and moot beautiful assortment Questionable
and standard Sheet Music be found In this
Aliberaldiscount made TO Teachers and schools
short every article In TIE Music line may be had At
this establishment at most reasonable prices
Pianos Tuned and let Hire Old Pianos aken In ex.
change tor new ones. P. H. TAYLOR
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A NO. 1 PERUVIAN GCANO,
AT REDI'CE pstrES
LOGAN WALLER,
Com lSSIOE MER c II AN T

RICHMOND, "a.
nEVoTES his undivided attention tho sale OF every
IL kind Of Country Produce.
He would say 10 farmers that he has on hand large
supply Of superior Grain Bags for their accommodation
which they can obtain promptly by order, from the
agents the principal depots Persons obtaining his
will please have them filed and promptly returned.
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel, Gays"
I.,l.r II
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{LTlA0RE, MARCH Relationships of How
,ss' and Ohio brands At - so. City Mills 4 Is
fsesi 81 TO W, white Is to 25. Corn il
'ut tuoysnti Gales Of $4,000 bushels white at
"a yellow % q u2 cent8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-26

SHOW CASES.
ENRASERs FlRST-P REMlUM SHOWCASE WARE.
II Rooms, coRsEn OF READE AND HUDSON STREETS,
NEW YoRE Sorek keepers In want of Showcases Of any
description will find at this establishment large and
handsome assortment, consisting Of SilvcrP lated Rose
wood Mahogany and Black Walnut Show Gases at prices
to suit the tines
Showcases packed and shipped with care.
~ Orders per mall promptly attended to.
Feb l9-.m
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METROPOLITAN HAL,
POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO NIGHTS.
VNHIs, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1T THREE O'CLOCK,
When all children will be admitted at TEN CENTS.
THE ORIGINAL AND CELEBRATED
PEA X FAMILY
OF EIGHT MEMBERS AS vocALIsTs. AND THE ORIGINAL
LANcAsHIRE BELL RINGERS,
Consisting of the following members viz:
WIN PEAK, ST.,
- w H. PEAK.Jr.
v "Mrs VIM PEAg
Mr.. ": H., PEAK.
Miss FANNIE A. PEAK,
Little LIsETTE NJ. PEAK,
Introducing the Original
CASHiRE BELLS,
sIxTY.SIx IN NUMBER
Assisted by the celebrated American HARfrsrs.
Mr.. W. H. PEAK and JULIA A. PEAK,
With Miss FANNIE. and her Beautiful Chime Of
TWENTY SIX SILVER BELLS
Played by herself alone with great dexerty aud site
skl.
With Master EDDIE, (six years Of age,)
And Little LlsETTE, -four year; and SIX months old0
Whose wonderful powers Of vocalization (for
young) have astonished the most able critics. and
ceived the highest encomum Of the prcss aud the public
generally
E5FM appearing each evening, az abQve, in new
programme Of great variety and intrinsc merit
tKFTAkE HOTlCE-piagrams of the Hall may be
found at the Music Stores of James Woodhouse Co.
and J. w. Randolph.
siTtk1SY .'' OF Reserved Seas will commence on
The 6r't nights Programme will be published sa.nr
day. March 1s-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-26

YORK, MARCH 25.-Flour 10 dull and un.
H. Wheat 10 firm; sale, Of Southern red a.
1l -. Corn is very dull. Holders demand
vance on white; yellow 10 firm at ST. Stocks
ave sDd higher.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFITS Of Mr. CHAs. MATHEWS,
AND LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE OF
MR. AND MRS. CHAS. MATHEWS,
NRiDAY EVENING. March Goth, will be presented
II the elegant Comedy of the
DOW AGER
Lord Alfred Lindsay Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS.
The Dowaser. Mrs CHARLES MATHEWS.
Pavorte Ballad Miss Josephine Parker.
To be followed with
TRYING 1T ON.
Walsingham Potts. Mr.. ChAS. MATHEWS
Pas Seui. Miss Jennie Hight.
To conclude with
PATTER versus CHATTER.
Capt Pater with songs). Mr.. C. MATHEWS
Dress Circle and Parquette. cents.
secured Seap.. -..........----.Sl.
oeCOno lleI. W cents.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
|'Es5ros. March IS -Laureston B. Harden,
ny Of North Carolina, but for twenty. seven
s-s's'eriog and Disturbing Clerk of the Navy
.Drot died suddenly las: night.
7Pa'tsnt TACT to the holders Of Virginia Revolu
!! srIp. 10 that b. recent decision it can
}. .cca.-d on or received in whole payment for
sais E: any State Treasury, and adjoining
shg'slis at par value. Holders, therefore ARE
s.:oreslise much better price than formerly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-26
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


K~Ar THE REQUEST OF MANY FRIENDS.
~ hereby announce myself Candidate for the
Office Of CITY ASSESSOR, and promise a faithful per.
formance Of the duties Of said Office Being we'll &C.
Quanted with the city respectfully solicit the Of
my fellow citizens
March 2l-tde GEO + HOIMES
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MARINE NEWS.
I'hH THIs DAY At ~
ARRIVED.
u. VI RICHMOND, MARCH Is, 1855
HIGH VAR. Tv,. No. =. Oh .;.,.s

S---------N'hH THI8 DAY At " O'CLOCK,
h., ". ARRIVED.
@ary' Furlopg, Halifax, fab.
k..n.. - SAILED,
a. s, .peennSyvania. Teal, Philadelphia, mdss
~ NJ > voreutt, Powell, Mobjsek Bay, to load,
WA NJ ~. q Nsid, Jones, Washington vi. Por,
'saII I eosIy, Hubbard. Washington Vi. Port.
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ICE OF THE RICHMOND & YORK

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND e. YORK
RIVER RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, March IS, 1853
General meeting Of the Stockholders of this Com
IN pany will be held at this Office Monday the Goth
day OF April next take into consideration passed
the present session of the General Assembly,
ing the capital stock Of the Company full and pune.
tusl attendance 10 requested.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works
March 26-ct26April A. w MORTON, Secy.
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IRISH LINENS.

WYE ere opening this morning, and will place In our
w min salesroon, a large lot of PURE IRISH
LINENS, purchased in New York at extremely low
prices, WHICH offer to customers by the piece
cheaper than the quality has perhaps been sold
in this city to consumers.
We solit examination of these Linens.
Also 12t Linen Shectinss,a great bargain.
March g PRICE & WATKINS
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GEO. +. HOLM ES.

fSClTI GAUGER.-l hereby announce myself
49, candidate for the Office Of City tiuuger sub.
ect to the decision Of Democratic Nominating Conven
ton.
March a3-td RI WORDSWORTH
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SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS.

FROM AUCTION
DEAITIFuL Chntz Printed French Berages
ID Plin colorcd French MouslIn De LANES
Lupins Extra Black Bombaznrs
Thesean other desirable goods arc opening this
morning,
They purchssPd at large French auction sale in
New York 25 per below their regular value, and
will be ,old very low. PRICE WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-26
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,


CULPRPRR MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
ME second session OF this school will commence OF
IL the first day of next September. The Of Ia
strucon will include the Latin, Greek, French and Span
sh Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chem
istry. and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school are radu
atcs OF the University Of Virginia and Virginia Mtitar,
Institute who will adopt the modes of instruction pur
sued In those institutions.
Board tuition washing ue and lights for ten months
FOR c'rcuars containing full information, address
CHARLES +. LlGiiTf0OT,
REFERENCEs
We have the privilege of referring to the following:
rac9ity Institute Lexington
Professors MauPin, Harrison, Gilderseeve. schele d.
we're, McGuhey, University Of Virginia
rrsf Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
rev !oen BroaduA Charlottesville
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county
R Rev y %,n @ S1t Orange county
Rev VIM Pendlcton
Gen VIM Richa-dson, Richmondcity
Col VIM Talaferro Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Cupeper
W Wallach, Con George NJ Cooke, A Bell, Esq
Mai Henry Hill, U Army. New York
RS Voss. Esq Rappahsnuock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens vi Culssper. July 3l-ctf
SCHOOL IN PUWHATAN COUNTY.
4 HAVE determined to reduce my school to 1t smaller
! number than have heretofore been in the habit o.
teaching.
The school will be taught at my house. In the county OF
Powhatsn, and an prepared to taxi four FIVE board
ers.
The strices attention will be paid to the morals of the
school and scholar will be taken whose are moi
good. Post Oice-Ballsville.
March l-cw4w VIII. H. GORDON.
lNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL. COLLEGE
NHIS institution located the corner of Marsha and
IL College streets. In convenient and airy situation
10 open tor the reception OF patients the
All persons requiring Medical Surgical aid except the
insane and persons affected wi contagious diseases
admitted into its wards.
The accommodations for thu sick are complete and pr
vate rooms are provided TO, patients desiring them
The patients under the charge of the Professors
the College, aided by experienced Resident Physician
The charges for Board Medical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine, are, for
White patients 81 per week
Coored co. DO. 90.
Private rooms SIS do. do.
BY an arrangement with the propretors of the Belle
Hospital, in cases uring Surgical operation, In
addition to tho above rates fee, varying from 81 to
$50 In different cases. will be charged for the operation
either the attending Surgeons the President of the
ln6rmary.
All charges to DO paid the removal of tho patient
Persons in the country desiring to send patients the
lnhrnary, obtain information concerning may ad
dress the President or the Steward
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PErrcoLAs and
WELLFoRD.
Attending Physcians-prof, TUCKER and CoSwAy
Resident Physicisn-MARIos Howard NJ. D.
Steward-F.M PARRISH.
President-L. s. JOYsEs NJ ID. Jan l3-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-26

r~NOTICE-The Council OF the City of Rich
~ mond have appointed the following persons to
be Commissioner and Conductors and have designated
the following places for holding the Charter Elections
the 6rst Wednesday In April next, viz
Foa JESvrRson WAnp-Luther Libby, Joseph Brum
NELL, James Winston, E. Smith and Alexander Craig
TO be Commissioner Reuben T. Seal. ID officer Of the
Day Police be Conductor and the Hall over the First
Market TO be the place for holding the election.
FoR MADISON WARD.-Eli,hs Shepperson, VIM. W.
CrumP, Geo: w Randolph, Geo W. Gillian and Francis
j. Smith, BE- Commi.siuners Csdmus C. Job nson lst
officer Of the Day Police be Conductor and the City
Hall TO be the place for holding thu elections.
FoR MoNnoE WAnD.-Samuel T. Bsyly Thomas Bar
ham. Thomas Boudsr, Samuel J. Rutherford, and VIM
w Tmberlake, to be Commissioner B. NJ. Norris 4th
officer of the Day Police be Conductor and Lacys shop
the OF Broad and Foushee streets be the place
for holding the elections.
THOMAS LAWSON,
MaYch larko IF IN
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4. T. WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VX7ILL give his personal attention the sale Of CORN
w WHEAT, TOBACCO, OATS, or any other
try produce entrusted 10 his care.
Also-Sole agent for Rssses Mdnfpaldted GudnO.
CP-Ofhcs at Fisher Winston's, 1875 Main e., Rich
mOnd Va. Feb l9-d& c3m
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~ SUPERINTENDENT OF TIKI GAS
~ WORKs-At the request Of many friend. an.
pounco mysef . candidate for the Office of SUPERIk
TEHDENT OF THE CITY GAS WORKS.
March l9-tde d. HAGERTY.