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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

Judge Duer, Of New York, was struck with apo
plexy, on Sunday. He not expected to recover
Gen. WIN. L. Geither, member of the Senate O.
Maryland, died at the Berkeley Springs, Va, or
the ID inst.
Mr. Ihos. p Porter, of Kentucky, peremptorily
refused to accept the challenge sent him by tht
Hon. T. y. Marshall.
A man named Baggs, committed suicide on suu
with . razor.
Rev: n. 8. Rush, Of the New Hampshire Confer.
ence, mas been elected president ofthe Wilberforce
Untsersity At xenia, Ohio.
samuel 7. Williams, ESQ.,. editor Of the Wash
ington Globe, WAS married Tuesday to Miss Carrie
slaughter Of J. Q. Rives, Esq, proprietor Of thai
The Globe estate, In Culpcper county, Va. be.
longing 20 John Giasssll and containing $50 acres
vas sold last week for SO 10 per acre, to Aexsn.
Rey George II. Kay received q :tsen person. int
NIL ieilowship 10 the n. r. Church. South' -
log. n"oAy morn
Commander Robert D. Thorburn, o. q. N. has
.sce1yea orders to report for duty q commapder q
~ -, y. 9. frlgate Sabine, now NJ New York. ~
Eag snip Of The Brazil Squadron.
d. \. v. hickey, President Of f,ctor.ro n..r
-. did ssddesiy on Tie "a inst.
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GREAT RUN FOR CHEAP GOODS

NKEAT KUN FUN CHEAP 0UUUS,-
~ To be found at q Main street-cheaper than
any where-Bine, ed, Yellow ard White Flannel,
from l6 cents and upwards worth Is or more. Cali
at JOSEPH STRAUSES.
If you want great Bargains in White Goods, Cam
brics. Jaconetts. plain and figured Swiss Muslins,
call at JOSEPH STkAUsES
If you want fast colored Calico at Ga cts, 81, &C.
black and coored Silks from 20 cts and higher cali
at JOSEPH STRAUSE'S.
200 yards of all width of Ribbons at all prices; 100
black Moire Antique Silk Parasols at 81 PA worth
double the morey; Twisted Silk Tits a: 1884, Is cts
astonishing low; Steel and Brass Hoops, Reeds a C.
Cali at JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
n Main street
The cheapest sheeting, Shifting, Ticking, Apron
Checks, and all kind of Domestic Goods Call at
JOSEPH STRAuSE'S
Irish Linen and Shirt Bosoms, Towels and Table
Cloths, men and boys wear. Te save money, call al
q Main street,
aus JOSEPH STRAUSE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

TAG ALLEGED SLAYER AT sAvASSAH.-0ne Of the
Savannah. Ga, papers says IL IL rumored that the
bark Il. A. Rawlings, lying near there, had land
ed $50 Africans 1t was also rumored that she was
from the west coast Of Africa; had no papers, and
intended paying the collector Of the port the pen
alty Of $500 and taking out new ones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DEPARTURE OF PAuPERs.-The ship Oliver Put
nam, Captain Smith, of Tbayer Warren's line O
packets, which sailed for Liverpool Saturday after
noon, took out one hundred and twenty-five Las
sengers, about seventy Ave of whom pauperl
collected from the State Aims House and returned
to the old country from whence they came-Bos
ton Traveller. Aug. I'd.
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Later frsn msxscs--The Capture ~
ean Lu1o,

Later from Msxsee-The Capture ~
tan Luis.
by the Arrival OF the schoousr vtrkinIA Ansoi-
nstts, ct New Orleans, from Tsmpico, Mexican pa'
pere 10 the l4sh uit. arc received. The Union, .
paper devoted to the Zuloago Government, con-
nrms the accounts of the capture Of San Lois Po'
tosi By the Liberal forces, under OIL. znazua. We
translate the following from the Unions &C.
count:
.sThe reports Of the details Of this event which
are In circulation, arc various; but that which ~
pears nearest the truth 10 that Zuazus, taking ad
vantage Of the departure OF Mirsmons brigade 70
the relief OF Guadalsjara, advanced TO attack san
Luis With force more than double that OF the
garrison; aud after six hours fighting, which cost
many lives, succeeded 10 capturing the place, It's
defenders retiring towards Mexico, with the ex'
ception OF some who remained prisoners, ana whose
number II unknown.
Once within the city, the sssailants tore down
aud sacked many houses in the suburbs. Inree
or four in the centre Of the city met similar late
and il others escaped, IL was owing, not to The
clemency Of the victoIs, but to the massiveness Of
their structure, and the solidity OF their doors
which resisted the efforts made to demo'ish them
till the passion Of the snldiery eubsided and order
was In measure restored. The Commander -
eembled the Spanish merchants. and wanted ft
i'm pose on them forced loan OF $2000 900. with tbs
object /. IS supposed, Of Furnishing their sympathy
with the Supreme Government. They we're I'M
prisoned with the Intention OF Keeping them con
fined till they should comply with the demand
bnt the other foreign merchants came to their as
sistance, and by their Intervention the sum was
reduced to s12o, 000 aud was imposed on oil, with
on. distinction of nationality.
Another of the outrages of Zuazua was to i'm
prison thirty ecclosiastics, and TO demand from
the Bishop S50oeO q fine, which that respectable
prelate refused to pay. One Of the most notable
circumstances, and that which most strongly de
mands attention, is that the second In command
of the force held similar position under the Gel
ebrated fIlibuster Walker and that the artilerist
who served the seventeen pieces with which Sal
Luis was assaulted, and who caused the most dam
age, were taken from among the follows OF the sam
adventnrer."
An extra of the Union of the 14th reports tina
General Miramon had gained victory on the 9th
over the Liberal forces, near Guanajuato, captur
ing large amount Of arms and ammunition. Th
same paper mentions the defeat and death of tb
Liberal leader Pueblita, at the hands OF Coboe, OF
the It'll inst, near place called Apasco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DAMAGE RECOVERED The Courier des Etots Unis
of July 20, states in correspondence received
from Epernsy, IN France, railroad train caught
nre, and an American lady and child-a Mrs. Vii
lIer-Were consumed by the flames. Mr.. ViIlier
who Travelled in the same car saved his life BY
Jumping out Of a window. but by means of his fail
on the road, broke his shoulder. After his recoy-
cry ne claimed damages to the amount of 50,OO0f.,
which the court allowed him.
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The Law journal.

Wcare TORY to learn that this excellent periodi
cal, edited with ability and industry by A. B. Gui
gon, Esq, and published in admirable style by Mr.
j. W. Randolph, does not receive that support from
the profession which it deserves. Whilst all ad
init its merits, aud, very likely, are proud of /,
a. Virginia production, the material aid is no,
forthcoming, as it deserves. 1t 10 thus with al
most every enterprise of the kind that is started
amongst us. 1t has, for time, aspasmodic growth
and success, and then 1t vanishes In thick dark.
ness, and the places that knew 1t, know II no
more. The epitaph Of the child that lived day,
might be placed on the tombstone of many a lite
rary, scientific, aud learned project that has run
slniost as short a race:
IF 20 soon I'm done for,
Woneff what was begun for"
1t fs no evidence of want Of merit tha. these
enterprises fail. We have seen as fair. literary
barks as ever foated on the sea of fortune, 20
down at the harbors month, ere yet the deep waves
had sprinkled their prows The most successful
are not the most worthy. 4arper's Monthly, that
and whose original, especially the Editors Drawer
are not worth stealing, "rides the waters Ike
thing OF life" but other yessels because they are
20 heavily laden, and dtaw too much water Tor ffe
channel, strike upon somc envious bar, and sins
at the very beginning Of their voyage. II y true
the Law journal 10 designed for tho members o
one profession, bat Why cannot they support u .
she bar Ia other States support stmiiAr WORKS
We fear that the same indifference TO homo pro
ductions which exists IN refereoce to works
different character, h ipjuring the success Of shi
sterling publieAtion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
WRECK AT SEA

HAMPTON ROADS, Aug. 4-Brig Ganges, of Rich
mond. Me-, 40 days from st. Geosge's Gulf Coast Of
Patagonia, with guano, reports the total loss Of
the British bark Queen, at French Harbor-all the
1 we'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DYsESTERY The editor of the Tazewell county
Va.A Advocate learns by private letter from Ricl
Creek, Monroe county, under date of 23d ut., tina
for the two weeks preceding, not a day had passed
without the burial Of some of the people of tina
neighborbood. Almost whole families are prostra
ted aud the fatality of that loatbsome diseas,
seems even to be surpassing TIE dreadfully aggra
waited form of fever, which has been so long Or,
vailing in q few miles of the same locality
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

OFF FOR TIE GOLD FIELDs.-George C. Beckham.
Of Harpers Ferry, left that town yesterday morn,
ing for the Frazer Gold Mines, in Oregon. We
wish him the most abundant success.
VIM. B. aud Marshall NJ. English, two promis
ing youths of this town, took their departure yes.
day for California Chdrlestown (Va.) SPIRIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

What is geing on Do tell me what il tho cause Of
this excitemt MT! Has any accident happened, or
any robbery been committed? Why, do you not
the ladies' their cheerful faces and their par
cells Look how they are converting together.
closing out his stock OF Goods a. snch sacrifcipg
prices. He is selling the greateet bargains in the
city. He has splendid Bleached Cottons at 81. s. 10
Muslips as low as 10 cts; Paraso,s almost given
away; Elastic Belts l2 cts steei Hoops IS cts TX
s7S cts Hosiery; Mitts El. broideries Black silks
Cambria and Swiss Edges and Iusertugs Corsets,
Trimmings, W hte Goods, and host OF other artl.
never bean heard Of before. GOLDSMITH,
au4 1DS Broad at
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.eAl1oRAPaIxc anwo.
nsro IND yos TN DzIIY.DlsArrtn
wAvArruAN ~

WAsUnGroN, Aug. Tho o 8. prscsice snip
Pfebie, arrived at CherbourE, p days from Nor
folk, Va. Lowry, sail makers mate, died q dis.
ease Of the heart on the way. All we'll on board,
The Treasury Department expects foreign bids
Tor the SO 100000 loan 70 be awarded on the 10th
Instant.
The q. D. siocp Baiubridge ha' been ordered 70
join the Paraguay Expedition from Rio. without
returning to ths U. 8. A heavy armament Was
sent oat 10 her some weeks since by the storeship
Relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

THE SPRINas.-Tbe travel over the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad still continues very great. On FRI
day last, nine coaches behind the locomotive car
ried three hundred aud seventy.two through pas
seugers from Richmond to Oakland, besides an un-
usual number of way passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DfcIlSEs-Rev. r. W. Barnwell, Of South Caro-
lima, has declined to accept the position OF Presi
dent If William aud Mary College, In Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 4.-The steamship Alabama,
from New York, has arrived here with Col. Blount,
wife and daughter. rosie for home. 1t is ru-
mored that Mrs. b. refuses to go further until
Capt. de Riviere arrives here
The first bale Of new cotton (of the season. from
Florida, arrived here to-day.
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yET.InW FEYER.

PHnApnPHIA, Aug. 4 --Geo. shesziine, an inspec-
tor In the Custom House here, died yesterday,
of yellow fever. contracted on board the "Eliss-
beth ~ from Havana Two other Custom House
officers are sick OF the same disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

- wM =. FOSTER, ESQ, Is the authorized
agent Or the Dispatch In Norfolk and Portsmouth,
suAscribers In shose cities will obtain tneir paper
regularly from him 1t the earliest possible Do"sh'
Ia the dAy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

Arrrcsr BURNS Anthony Burns, the fugitive
who was taken ont of Boston at the point Of tbt
bsyouet. and was purchased from his master, l.
not, rs stated. now in the Massachusetts Peniten
tisry for robbery. Burns Is completing theolo
gcal course at Oberln, aud was recently in Roster
on n Wait.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
COL. BLoUNT AND FAMILY AT SAVANNAH

ST.. LOUIS, August 1.-The democrats Of this city
claim the election Of their ticket TO the legisla-
ture by 500 or 500 majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

LONG Hours AND Low WAGEs.-The working
DAYS in Switzerland are from IA to 10 hours
Wages for children cents per day; for women
from 16 to 80 cent?: men, from 40 to 90 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-The Marksvlle Ia.) Villager
says that woman named Bridget Robinson, in
prison there, awaiting trial on a charge of at
tempting to poison her husband, escaped from
Jail, by means of false keys manufactured In Ope-
lou.as She bad previously endeavored to get away
by backing her face and dressing herself in her
negress clothes. Her husband, it appears, forgave
her and visited her while she was In prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

EDgroR BURIED our.--The fire which took placs
at Weilsburg. Allegany county, Pa, on Saturday
night last cestroyed the Free Press oce, oil wbict
A. N Cole, Esq, one of the Deputy Clerks Of th'
Senate, was proprietor The loss is reported a
1900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DEATH OF A MINISTER'S WIrE.-A telegraphic dis
patch from Petersburg, Va, announces the death
Judkius. of the Virginia Conference, and daughter
of W. Waring Ball. Esq, Of Fairfax county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
~ L1nnRIna BOILERS. 90 AND

~ LIooRIcn BOILERS, 30 AND lZo
a .fIoys FOR Woop OR CoAI.-These Boilers have q
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat,
and for retaining II at given temperature for 2
long time Just to hand, per schooner Haxall and
for sale at the Governor Street Stove Store, by
~ ~ GEORGE STAkRETT.
N. B-sma,ler sizes. to arrive. Also. the Farmers
Boilers, all sizes, on hand. JyD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE

:
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
u As Administrator of the estate of Thos 8. Sub
lett deceased with the will annexed will offer for
sale privately, and if not sold before. we will sell
publicly the premises aforesaid the LIST day OF
September next (if fair. If not the next fair day
the tract of Land, lying on James River, 81 miles
above Richmond. in the county Ct Powhatan. adj
and Miles Selden on the east. The tract contains
800 acres, about 40 ceres Of the best James River
low-Rrounds-tbe highland being of red clay soil,
susceptible of tho highest state of improvement.
and now in an improved condition. as the growing
crops will prove. The Highlands are divided into
FIVE fields of 40 acres each. The balance In wood,
of original growth, capable Of u,taining the place
The improvements are. two new tobacco houses. ne
gro cabins kitchen, and a good dwelling house;
barn. with machine attached, stables, &C For see
merry health and society, the neighborhocd IL un-
SURPASSED Churches Of all the leading denomina
TONS accessible and in four miles Of the Huguenot
Springs.
Those purchasing, will take possession on the fol-
lowing January, with privilege Of sowing the crop
Of wheat.
Anyone wishing to see the place, or any informa
ton required will receive the attention of VIM II
sublett. Subjects Post Office Powhatan county, Va
Terms liberal. HENRY GORDON,
my l2-d2awtdsM& Administrator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

HIGHEST FIGURE YEA sample of white wheat
was exhibited in this market yesterday and $1.75
offered for it for grinding, and two offered for it
for seed wheat. 1t was of most excellent quality,
the best we have seen ofTered.-Fred., Va, NeUS
Aug. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
DEFEAT OF A REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE IN
/. MISSOURI.
THE ELECTION IN MISSOURI.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4-st. Louis papers announce
the defeat of Francis P. Blair, Rep, for Congress,
and the election OF Barrett, Dem, by 600 majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

| WASHINGTON, Aug. Anew Grenada objects to
the passage of our troops over the Isthmus of Pa
mama; but our Government asserts its right, and
will exercise it the basis of the treaty stipula
tons, to transport our troops to and from the Pa
| ciic coast.
| The President returns here next Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

FOREIGN IRON AT THE CAPITAI.-Six or seven thou
sand tons of iron are now being imported from
Scotland. to construct an aqueduct to supply the
city of Washington, the capital Of our country
with water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

QUEER FEAT FoR WoMAN.-One of the most in
defatigable creatures, a female book agent, went
mn the inside of tall chimney at Charestown.
over one hundred feet, to get subscriptions from
the brickIayers. They told her jokiDgly that if
she would come up they would subscribe. and che
took them at their word, and they very handsome
ly gave her eight subscriptions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

Won'r vAcArE The Free Lovers of Berlin
Heights refuse to accept the offer of the citizens
of that place to purchase their property at fair
valuation. They decline to leave the place on any
pretence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DUEL SToPpED.-J. G. Couver, of Mobile. Ala.
was arrested in Washington, Tuesday, charged
with being about to fight duel with Jas. Green.
of Fauquier county, Va. The difficulty took
place at the Warrenton Springs, and the parties
had gone to Washington to fight it ont. Mr.. C.
gave bail to keep the peace in the sum of five
thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

HOW Is 1T THAT LEWIS STORE is
"A ALWAYS CROWDED WITH LADIES IN
SEARCH OF DRY 6OODSi The answer is that he
ceiling the cheapest Goods in the city and always
keeps on hand q very large and desirable stock Of
Dry Goods He has just received, per last steamer
liantes, which he Is sailing al l2I. cents rer ward
can't be bought elsewhere for less than Is per
yard. Fast Colored Lawns at 81 cents, worth 1919
cents; very fine French Worked CELLARS ut 81 rs
worth S259: Swiss Musl n at i2z cents, worth issf
cents A few more pieces left OF that three yaros
wide Mosquito Lace, at Is cents per yard. worth
37h cents per yard; fine arass Linen Hdkfs at IS
cents. worth 80 cent?; fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs at
i2k cents worth les{ cents; long Silk Mitts al -
inQs " cents mir.
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alarms, at Washington, has had allowances for
constructive mileage made him during the last
session, amounting TO $4,000 He lie allowed ten
cents mile fer travelling expenses while supple.
naing witnesses. As interpreted at Washing on,
he may sit in his office In that city, and charge the
travelling expenses to every copy of a subpoena he
serves out. Considering the profits Of the Office it
is surprising that there are not more applicants
for it. Constructive mileage is nothing more than
swindle of the public treasury, and if 1t we're not
that the members of Congress have devised vast
additions to their pay through the same Pigment,
il would have been abolished long ago in every de-
partnept of the Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

CHURCH RoBBEp-0n Thursday night, st Jo
seph's Roman Catholic Church, in Hudson City
N. j., WAS burglsriously entered and robbed o.
siverware to the amount of $3.50.
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SAN DoMIrao.-At the Dominican end, the new
Government has been org anized by the insuRura
ton Of DON Jose yalverde No President and IN,
selection Of an able Ministry. The Emperor o
Hayti has granted the guano on the Island of Ne
vasas to Jamaica specuiator, regardless of tn,
American claimAnts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DEPARTURE OF MIssIoNARIEs.-The following per.
sons sailed from Boston on Monday for Smyrna,
in the Henry Dill, Capt. Watson, viz: Rev. DIR
Riggs aud Rev. d. Ladd, with their wives, and Rev
I l.. Ambrose. DIR. Riggs takes six children with
him: MIR. Ladd has two. Both ofthe missionaries
return to the North American mission, having la
bored in connection with it for many years. Mir
Ambrose goes ont for the first time. He will joiu
the HISTORIAN mission, in the expectation of devo
ting his life to the mountain HISTORIANS.
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FREEDOM AND NO LIoUoR.-A portion of the re
publican party of New York State have Joined tn,
liquor question to the abolition creed, and item
perance and freedom" is their watchword. The,
a part of the liberty platform month earlier thar
the other wing of the republican party, which
seems inclined to allow freedom in drinks as vel
as freedom in labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

nr NorIcz. meeting Of the stock
holders of "The Chickahominy aud James River
steam Navigation Company will be held at the st.
Charles Hotel. in the city OF Richmond. on TUES
DAY, 18th of Augu.t, at 10 O'Clock. 4. M
an i-dtd JOSEPH HARDWOOD, Sec'y.
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW

A~> PASSENGERS FOR NEW
~ YORK by the U 8 Mail Steamship
SSEI<ak ROANOKE are requested to be on
Dboard before the hour of departure,
O'Clock, + N, FRIDAY.
Tickets and berths secured at our office, at Rock
ets.
Passage to New York, Meals and Stateroom inclu-
ded. only SO. Steerage passage only s..
Passage to Norfolk, same as by the river boats.
an ST ~ LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
WIN. f. DAILY'S PATENT VENTILA-
w TED TRUSS, FOR THE CURE OF RUPTURE
OR Fl EkNIA. SO South Charles street. Baltimore
lie, believing il to be superior to any in any use.
The pad is very light. not weighing half an oupcs.
yet perfectly strong, never wearing out, or losing
its shape; it will suit any climate, being neither az:
rubber perforated admit the air to the parts
covered by the pad, and although il will not ab
serb particle of moisture, it will rmt the per
SEPARATION to pass of from the body and thus be Kept
pure and healthy.
1t is peculiarly adapted for a warm climate on
account of it's lightness and cleanliness; the sub
stance of which the pad is made is not affected by
perspration, acids any thing that it is liable to
come in contact with.
Persons residing at distance can be accurately
fitted by sending the measure around the body.
Measure around the abdomen with string, and
state the length of the string in inchee, and you
will get truss to mt.
Orders from q distance attended to Immediately.
another. Address, WIN. +. DAILY.
80. South Charles street, Baltimore.
certificate OF Professor N. X. Smith,
have examined our hard rubber or Gutta Per-
cha perforated pad trusses regard it as the very
best for the purpose designed that have
N. r. SMITH,
Professor of Surgery
5-ltF University of MARYLAND
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ere conducted byiJohn stith will BE- continued 70,
the benefit Of his widow and children nteno
will be on the street this (WkDNkSDAi) morning
to collect the small sums due, and II II oeeve1
no farther appeal will be necessary TO the pstrons -
the work than to state that the amount - 70 De ~
njied TO the payment Of urgent demands made upon
The family OF the deceased and Immediately conee
queut upon his death.
ahou for indspensabie REPAIRS which VIII OF course
III absence from the streets for the past TWO
days. Respectfully. .rp. errru