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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
COAL.

NTHRACITE COAL am now dis
IA charging from schrs Lydia Ogden and Alert
corner 18th aud Dock streets. 600 tons choice RED
ASH COAL. Persons having engaged their Coal OF
me- will please be in readiness TO receive it. All
others in of heir winter supply, will find 1t TO
- WRIT ROBERTS,
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Goals.
offices corner 18th and Dock SITS.
l6-st and Peter, burg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
FARM FUR SALE am au- zssS

go FARM FUR SALE.-I am au- f9SM
AEa thorized to sell desirable FARM. situa-
ted about miles from Richmond. in the county of
City main road adjoining the land, of Albert Akin.
Jno Allen and others. About 50 acres are cleared,
the balance ia set in oak and pine wood.
The improvements consist of new dwelling
house containing rooms. passage, &c, &c. new
smoke house and other necessary outhouses, new
orchard and well of excellent water in the yard
The property is in a good neighborhood, Terms &C
commodating. Apply to EACHO,
s,i 3o-Im Pearl St. near Exchange Hotel
"a FARM FOR SALE-A small
E:.:a FARM for SALE in New Kent county, about Is
miles below Rich mond and two miles south of the
Stage Road Said Farm contains 100 acres of Land,
embracing about Is or 20 acres Of superior meadow
hes and SpCi1g of excellent water Any person
wishing to purcha,e eau apply to Mrs. JASE z.
MDRGAN near the Farm, or to ED. NJ. MORGAN,
JANE p MORGAN
an Alta Executriy Est If WIN J Moro1n. 6"r'H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
JNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

{NFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLI
lLEGE This Inirmary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College Streets in an elevated and
heathful position, convenient to the railroad de.
pots hotels and other centre! OF business 1t is fur.
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid, except the insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases are admitted
into the Institution. Lying-in women are also re-
ceived and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profes-
sors of the College, who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board. Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week.
mite Patle ntS
CoiCreQ
tIlVate u
In addition TO the above rates in cases requiring
q StTDicat Operation, by agreement with the pro
prietors of the Bellevue Hospital, small fee 10
charged for the operation, VARYING from - to 80,
according to its Importance. The particular fee In
any case may be ascertaned by application toeither
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
cian
All charges payable on the removal Of the patient:
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETIooLAs and
WELLFoRD.
Attending Physicians - profs. TUCKER and Con-
Wax
Resident Physician-JuNIUs NICHE. II. D.
Steward-F. NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. g. JoYNEs, NJ. d.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infrmary, may address either the President
mr. tina Rasident PHI Musician ap 26-6m
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n II. CHALKLEY.
LEATHER AND silGE FINDING

fThirtcoutI, ssrcct, between ssiu and Csryl
RicHssoyr, Va, a,
Keeps constantly on hand. an sssoFtmsns 9. =.
kinda OF Leather, Oak and ilenlcsk Sole seSsn -
kus,et and WAY Upper Leather. frence. uefpisn;
and American Calf and kir sklns; treaen, s Z
tlera an Patent Calf Skins. slack and Cotnrsa "a
rocco and Kid Skins; kosns, al coiofs. ~" - ssss
Trees: lasts: Hoot Web, Awls; Lasting fsess; s,lx
Twist--with full sssortosect Of Endnss q s'sn ~
aescriptiea Of the best qualify. All Of wnSh 49,
being sold at reduces pricrs, tcr cash ~ geod
am NV in receipt Of large aud ssts ss,s.is
stock Of aoots for the Fall trade. 20 yhch ips,
Of Arai-ics In my line. .,v.sv
an 2s--dtmew3m q uhALn.@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

a. FOR RENT Or LEASE The five
&:a story Brick Building on the west line Of 10th
street, between Main and Cary streets (next above
the residence of Dr. P Cullen,) will be for rent or
lease and possession given ON the LIST October next
Apply to Mr.. L.. L. MONTAGUE or Mr.. H. EA-
All se2-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
NTHGACITE COAL shall receive

"A in few days. a cargo Of RED ASH COAL. that
will be sold from the weasel very cheap for cash.
can now supply the public with OAh and PINE
WOOD at the following prices:
Oak, delivered TO any part OF the city...$o On
ArTen per cent off for cash.
Orders left at my Office, corner 9Th street and Ba-
sin Bank, or at my yard. at Central DepUt. Will
se min JOHN stage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

50 STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,
"a ls7 BROA STREET.-It has been thoroughly
r. paired and is considered one of the best locations
for any kind of businessiu the neighborhood Rent.
six hundred dollars per annum Apply to j. II
ANTHONY. corner of Cary and 18th streets. who
has constantly on hand an assortment OF noieskip
Calfskin ssed Boots at the unprecedented low price
of So 70 per pair. Terms cash--cne price only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

@aH FOR RENT-The residence of the
EH late David NJ. PuIliam, in Manchester. is for
rent with garden attached, the remainder of this
and the ensuing year. Any information concern
ing the same can be had By calling on
PULLIAM BELTS,
7-ts Odd Fellows HALL Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
! FOR RENT-The second story

I&J EVn nEN I-IUt btCVHW bIVHy
u over the Jewelry Store of 8 A Myers, corner
of Main and Pearl streets suitable for Job Print
ing office, work shop, or lodging rooms. All IN
good condition, with modern Improvements Apply
IN aaS-ta B A MYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
THE CAROLINA HOUSE,

g. STORE On BROAD STREET FOR
H.I RENT THOMAS D. QUARLES offers for
REM the desirable store formerly occupied 10y him
self. and adjoining tho Dry Goods house OF Gren-
shaw, Quarlts Il Co. To good tenant the TERMS
vii. be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
- GUNS AND GUN
NBRY.-As the season fer Psl y

NBRY.-As the season fer Psn kFfF
sport has arrived AID huuts- 49,
men only waiting good " ~
tides to enter the marshes sId Dag the sOrs, beg
TO remind the m OF all that Is necessary 90 etsure
good time. First then, you wat goCd F6wLis0
PI cE-no Dutch csst iron affair. that may burst the
1Tst hre and cripple the Sportsman instead OF KIT
ing the aame--theD you want a SAFETY FLASK zach
as cannot te exploded by accidental SHARKS Win
these as a four datiDn. get you good sEUr BAG,
sufficient QusE thy OF Nc. shoT, one two CAMS
ters Of DIAMOND GRAM POWDER. a Few bexes o; ELr
WATER PRGeP CAPS aid IaSnIcAL " Aps. q tCkEf
FLASK and LEArHERN CUP. then bic 10 the marshes,
tides and a skilfui policeman. you may pop ever
Sora after sors. until Yen have mo'e hap ycs want
For fear however that ytu may IN So TOE er gov
weary OF shooting be sure to take with you y nr
FIXING TACKLE, for we have had many pleasant
hours with speckled. white aBo ring Perch. while
waiting for rise of water. Or, il yoa prefer hap
by hour In the woods let your nFLx he your tom,
every wheie. will supply ycu xith fdrGf hiactice
by way of varying tie scenes. But. says ibs epoIts
man, We ha e no sus b outfit rs you recommf %,
what shall v doy Go at once TO JAMES WALSH.
No. Co. Main street. and If he does nat rig yeu oct IN
the most e'egapt manner. and upon sue terms as
will estound you by their Doderatlon, then we cen
fees that We are no judge tf sheoting tapping, or
air prices though we have been devoted 70 The sun
and the line tor quarter OF century. Sc s-oIm
go 200 STONE WARE FRUIT
kJARS WITH CORK SHOPPERS, ALE
TJGaT.-We have q large SUPPLY OF me
~ above named articles whiehws offer for safe
at less than half the prceo OF any other srt,sle W.
Yints rs cts per dozen; quarts 81, AMI haii ss.s
az Call and see them at our Pottery, corner Of ish
Sc KEEsEE PAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

a A MOST DESIRABLE Il e L
HI DENCE ON BROAD STREET FOR SALE
to the country and offers for SALE privately his resi-
dence on Broa street. three doors above 10th street.
The Dwelling is well built three story Brick House
'front.' Wooden Por leo in rear, and o com NO nous
office In the basement There are ON the lot eoo9
of brick; fronting the Capitol square. and in gen
teel neighborhood. 1t is a most convenient aLd De
sirable location for private residence or boarding
house. or for a professional gentleman The SUB
scriber offers ALSO for sale. two small Brick Iene
ments, with Brick Kitchens. and building lot al
joining on second street, north OF Jackson street
Very little cash will be required, aud long time CIV
en- on the remaining pay nents if desired the cbIsct
being TO seiI not to rent The premises can be ex-
amined by such as desire to purchase.
seS-im RICHARD CAUTaORN, NJ. ID,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
NAvAssA GUANO-THE RICHEST

NAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST
ention is respectfully invited to the annexed Anal
ysis and Reports on the 6uano offered by me, and
in given pnlk greater amount Of phosph stes
than is fou nd in any other manure, natural arti
neiai. yet offered 70 the public Phosphorc acid is
now admitted by the best agricu tural authorities
to be the one thing above a. others necessary to be
returned to the SOIL to enable t to produce an nm
its general fertility: in this uano we have is pre
sented 10 the form best adapted for sach purpose
As have only limited quantity Of this 0usno
for sale here this season. am anxious to have sone
Of 1t tried in every district and also that ouch a.
try il may favor me. through my agents. with the
sorne out ths antcipxtions OF those who have ssh
enfifcally examined its constituents. with view
to enable ne and my district agents 10 make early
arrangement Tor an adeQuat, supply for the follow
ing year. Owing TO the rapidly Diminishing sup.
ply 81 Guano from the chincha Islands. It's Yearly
eed by its too frequent application to the land from
its phosphafes Navassa Guano exceIs Il IL practical
use. aud especially TO the farmer rs permanently
improving to the land. which might yearly receive
from the application OF Navsssa Buano more phos
All local merchants and dealers are V' required to
it to V consumers genuine. as received ,nn
very RESPECTFULLY. wa MURDOCH.
No. ~ ExcHANeE BUILDING,
bal.o- April 4th, 1898
Report Of analysts efnN grass. daaao made ,or
The sample was found upon Analysis to Be COM
Bone phosphate Of Lime.
Containing Of Pho phoric Acid
rluoride Of Calcium q
Per Oxide Of Iron and soms Xinnna.......... - %
Water. SO
100.
The extraordinarily high percentage Of Phosphate
orc ~ .r annrs ss,ss :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

Ga FOR RENT-A desirable store IN
- der the Exchange Hotel on l4th street, next
door 10 Vests Book Store Possession given imme-
diately. Apply to Hugh w. Fry, or Henry Z Can
lifts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

DICHAKU HILL,
II GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
Will in future devote his whole time to the colec
ton of debts in Richmond and its vicinity, the prn
cieal towns in Virgins, and the Northern cities
lie has been engaged tor nearly thirty years ia this
business aud is confident that he can give satsfac
ton % those who may employ him. Jy 19-6m
MI GHELL, JOPLIN Il CO.,
" WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No l6 Pearl street. RichRond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
1--WE THOUSAND FOUk HUNDRED AND
EidHTY-RIVk PRIEST
EeGylv Orze Er1H 10 AvsTT Ma HakHa
MAGNIFICENT SCH1MHi
70 ~ pnAwr

6<8s prizes, amounting TO t3Hy0
whole Tickets $40: Halves Is: Quarters " ~
~ Circular showing the plan OF the Lotterie
viii be sent to any one desirous Of receiving it.
Certificates will DO sold ~ tho following
rates which II the risk:
Certificate Ofs package oflo whole riches. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

Two COUNTRY SMITHS Il am pre-
pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. Of superior
quality, by the load OF sixty bushels on board
canal boats, at the railroad landing IL miles above
Richmond. Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines, 31s
mil from the canal or ST my office in Richmond,
corner Basic Bank and itth street.
TERN--Cash on delivery.
IA 70 AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

e. FOR RENT-And possession given
I'D immediately-one of those newly erected and
we'll finished brick tenementa, on 25th street. doors
north of Leigh street. Church Hill. containing sia
rooms With light and airy Easements, closets. pan
tries. &C. A garden attached. and well of water on
the premises. Rent. per annum, $50, Apply to
JAS M CARTER,
vI7-ts Opposite Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

a METROPOLITAN HALL.-ThIs
FL popular Hall, situated on Franklin street,
hear GOvernor. having changed hands aud under
gone thorough repair and RENOVATION. s now open
TO the public and is offered the most accom-
ting terms. The rumor that it was TO be sold, and
appropriated to another purpose. is erroneous, and
tie present owners will spare efforts to keep up
It's reputation az the best Hall ,or Public Amuse.
JOHN COOK,
SO l3-ts Agent and Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
r. B. HAXALL.
W. III. HAXALL
T. b. GRUMPY.

July l, 1883. Il. b. dhUNDY.
DISSOLUTION. - The co-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of CRENSHAW
4 FISHER is this day dissolved
Either partner will sign the name of the firm in
closing the business. In this connection, they ex-
pect in few to offer to the trade cargo OF
Rio Coffee. LEWIS u. CRENSHAW.
July l. 1855 GEORGE ID. FISHER.
co PARTNEKSHIp.--T subscribers
have formed CO partnership and will conduct the
Milling Business in this city, unde, the style and
firm of Fl AXALL. GREENS aAW Il CO.
az Office ia the building occupied for many
years by Messrs HaXall Co.
E. B. HAXALL,
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
GEORGE d. FISHER,
T. b. GRUMPY.
JuIv I 1-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

T HAVE now on hand q supply CT best
quality Red and White Ash .ANTHRACITE
Goa l., which will sell at the market price. Also
q supply of choice LUMP COAL.
All orders sent 70 me will be promptly attended
to. BoTTs.
Office nth st. next to Edmond, Davenport Go.
n q. TYRER. Clerk, who will attend to all collect
in antrpsted IN hin, seS-DmH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL-The subscribers are now prepared te
receive orders for the delivery of Glover Hill Ceal
They also keep constantly on hand Red and White
Ash Anthracite Coal-both Of which will be sold on
= good terms it can be purchased in the city
Orders left at their Office near Petersburg Depot,
or at Capt. Libby's, corner of 2st and Gary SITS
jy nIsm WIN II DAVIS co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

1 NLOVG IS HIHH OOnH'~1 "1H PhVP0H
~ ed to receive orders for the above Coal at S. for
lump and 81 50 for hail. to be delivered when il
suits the convenience of purchasers and ask the
patronage OF former customers and others Eho may
choose TO buy from me. ID ID WHITING.
Office near Petersburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

1'V',OOO low prices.
$4,000 Northern Sawed Pailings, the most desirable
article for enclosures to he bad Can be sold low
Joints Of various szes, i0x26 feet long
Lumber Of every description for building purpoeos
OAK boards. for tobacco boxes seasoned do foT fen
cling.
Square Oak and Pine Timbers, Lime. Plastsring
Hair, &C.
20 ,00u feet Charleston Flooring.
bis OF any required dimensions OF Timber fur.
nishsd at short notice WALTHALL
20 l3-iW Canal. eth and TIN stranfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

CW1KT JT6ffIx1y ~-
- r1fUMRHANri
CONTINUE 10 bsAN Ii Ss9AL wrHou,

rhe late attempt tonjure our firm hss oown that
That our Prizes are PAID PuNCI UALLYi aud that
our schemes ere MUGS LIBERAL
than sny other Lcstsry IN
l. tho world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

"A COAL The subscriber. dealer in the above
hand. the best white and red sh Philadelphia Coal
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mines and would ask his friends and customers L
call upon him before giving others orders ON the
pretencs of their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined TO sell coal as low IA any dealer in the city.
.ho will W Ugh his Coal. All he asks is a call to
satisfy them O LARUS, "a Main st.
Or office on the Dock. between nth and 10th.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-18
New York VS.. New Orleans.

We clip the following from an exchange:
Week before last there were 442 deaths in
New York, of which Is were from UiOteIu causes.
The Eastern metropolis, at this rate, is able to
bear the palm from New Orleans.
The number of deaths by violence in New
York then, according to the above statement,
for the week spoken of, was fraction under
three per dav This would make the violent
mortality of Gotham, in four weeks, far ex-
coed that of New Orleans for any twelve
months this CITY has ever known. Hence the
comparisOn between the two cities is highly
unjust to this metropolis. Bad as we are, we
are not near as bad as our Northern cotempo-
rary; therefore, we earnestly protest against
being placed on par, much less under par,
with awfully wicked New York. Let the
truth be told about us-and nothing but the
plain. unvarnshed truth-and we will en-
deavor to endure it as best we may; but to be
sui iqt d 10 inLunerable falsehoode ISLANDERS,
and preiudiced comparisons, is, we respectful
ly submit, altogether unfair and unj inst.
1t seems difficult, in fact well nigh impos-
he fr nsnnln III ths N n 5ame for that mat
ter to speak the unprejudiced, literal truth.
in regard to New Orleans. So far as the
North is concerned, the explanation is easy.
New Orleans is a slaveholding city, and it is
considered a duty by majority at the North
to denounce, villify and SANDER everything
that is slaveholding. And. In the South, such
is the surprising commercial greatness New
Orleans is rapidly attaining, leaving all rivals
so far in the background that such thing rs
overtaking her is beyond the pale of possibi-
lily, that envy lends a sheer instead of the
smile which il due and uncharitable insinua-
tions are uttered where bold and fraternal
defense should be instantly volunteered.
But, one thing is certain New Orleans will
olive down" the SANDERS that are profusely
heaped upon her and 10y pursuing the even
tenor of our way onward and upward, by pre-
serving law and order, by compelling ODE
dience to the statutes of the commonwealth
and the ordinances of the corporation, by
indicating and enforcing the rules which
control well-regulated society, and by making
such improvements as will best tend To secure
the public health and rebound to the popular
weal-will finally shame her traducers into 81
lence, if not into justice. This is the mode
by which we hope to accomplish these objects;
and we trust the Law and order Government
shortly to go into power, will act upon it,
Crescent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-18
Tennessee state bonds. -

We yesterday noted the sale of our State
Bonds ut 92 cents on the dollar in New York
on the 18th inst. The next day, 18th, there
was a further advance-the sales being, at the
Exchange, 1000, at 92{; and 5000 at
s23; and at the Second Board, $4,000 at 90.
We hope soon to see these bonds at par, which
Is nothing more than their desert, inasmuch
as the interest is punctually paid, and the
Bonds themselves will be paid at maturity. We
imagine that Reputation has never yet entered
the mind of single individual in the State,
and we feel quite certain that that infamy
will never, in any contingency, blur the fair
escutcheon of Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-18
from de PhiraasIpnia sulre.in Of dc 1ota.)

(FTom The Philadelphia Bulletin Of the loth)
Important Gfrard College Movement.
1t is understood that a most important
change was adopted yesterday, by the Direct
ors Of Girard College, in relation to the ad-
mission of children to that institution
The practice has hitherto been TO admit
children whose fathers are dead, without re-
ference to the fact whether the mother was
living or not.
The decision of the Directors is hereafter to
give the preference to ''whole orphans" and
the practical effect will be first to exclude In
the admission to the College.ali whose mother
are living. and second to extend the beneht
of the institution to children born in all parts
of Pennsylvania, instead of confining the ad-
missions as hitherto. to persons born on the
narrow strip bounded by Vine and south
streets, and the Delaware and Schuylklll
rivers. .-yss ga
The measure was started in the board of Di-
rectors some time since; bnt action was not
had upon it until yesterday afternoon. This
important change in the management OF the
institution was determined upon by the very
decided vote of nine yeas and four nays. The
subject was warmly discussed before the final
vote was taken.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-18
Col. Charles stone.

The Memphis appeal has the following in re-
lation to this gentleman who was one of the
blown up of the Pennsytuann
Chas. Stone, of Nashville, recently connect
ed with the Union and Anertcdn, is slightly
scalded about the arms, face and shoulders.
He is doing well, aud is in good spirits Mr..
s. was sleeping in the same state-room with
Judge Harris. He says that the first thing he
heard after awaking was a Kissing OF steam
and felt himself going up In the air and
knocked about among timbers. and finally fell
no the water and sank so deep that he
thought he would never rise again, and when
he did come up, it was under a piece of the
wreck, where be could get no air, and thinking
that he must drown or get out of that = fix, !"
scrambled about, and finally succeeded in ex-
Treating himself and rising above water,
where he could see his situation. Seeing so
many frantic persons in the water about the
wreck. he thought it best to try and reach the
shore, q distance of several hundred yards
which he succeeded in doing.