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Affairs In Montgomery County.
OF rHs caxosp DAILY p.sparcu !

CHEIsrraNsBUsG, VA. Sept. 27. 1853
serious ARRAY occurred at the Montgomery
Hotel, In this place, on Saturday last between two
Of the servants. Nelson and Archie. 1t appears
that the conversation commenced la a friendly
manner. when Archie, becoming eXasperated at q
charge Of Indebtedness brought against him by
Nelson, seized spade and struck him On the head,
cutting through both bones Of tho skull. The
wound, il il thonght, will prove fatal. Archie
Immediately fed. but WAS arrested during the
night, and IL now in jail. Both were Thought to
have been drinking
We had quite rain on Friday night, Saturday,
aud Saturday night, and it was feared that winter
would begiu in earnest but /! cleared eff this
morning, and the weather is comparatively plea.
SAINT.
The quality of the corn crops 10 much better
than last year. Yours, &C.,
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EaS- MATTRESSES,

BEDS, LOUNGES, &c.
Ia subscriber has on hand and makes TO order
CUkLED HAIR, MOSS ana 5H UCk MATTRESS
q; FEATHER BEDS, b JLsT ERs and PILLOWS;
syfA BEDS; LOUNGES. UT 1MANS, STOOLS.
&C. Ais,
IAO. b IDsTEADS.
UMBRELLA STANDS and CHAIRS,
UPHOLSTERY WORK.
OF eyey description done in the best style and up
JOHN RgGNAULT,
1872 Main street,
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TEE LATE BANK DKrALcArIsN.-It 10 said the de-
fslcation of n. Woodwork, late cashier OF the
Brighton Bank, at Brightos, Mas 10 little over
$4,000. He has gives up to she bank his house
sod furniture. ana hopes to obtain . tuiicisnt
amount to make good the deficiency, without cali
ing upon his bondsinen. ~hoare held to the amount
OF twenty thousand ...ars. and are amply able 70
respond, 80 that in auy event the bank, u 10 a.
leged will not lcss q dollar through me misaesas
Of Mr.. Woodworth. Recently, Mr.. W. lost 81 900
by real estate speculation. He received yearly
salary Of $4,000, bot 10 said to have lived beyond
his income.
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FiRs IN CIycISNarI.-Ia Cincinnati Tuesday
morning, fire brsxe out in the yur mill of Pierce
Sheehan, extending to the feed store Of George A.
Moore. which we're entirely destroyed. Mr.. Shee-
hans loss was $4,000, on which there vas an i1.
surance Of $650o and MIR. Moore's loss OF 81, 800;
With an insurance OF $Too. A stable, with two
horses was also destroyed.
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Ca In Is wlrn S, speIss that ,ho sion

es OF be above card hare i0ained that this step ha
me, nth opposition on the part of n yrti,n oF IA,
siainplts. lev shysi tsus and especially o.some
os sh'ss engaged iD ths same business. haa long
been Csc sasios with ssee1ut of the uruagists cf
'hiS eiy 70 charge aI Increased price, for nodi ines
as9aSs O at night, and IL has bet deemed bfcptr
fsxt,i rare,
With regard t. ;hs justice o: the preceding. We
S"Bid sss. that no man enssg q in any other oc.
eaFati "a woai consider it unLsir 10 charge more
for ser ie-s rendered al uuusai hours: ard We GER
tsint9 tflek II Improper TOT any Pal sICIAs to oh
lest. Th;io he oblaias Increased fee of -Four D
ia's trn -1e aa5 charge after the hour OF 10 NJ
ei Wv w 's' 'e'"
sscsase we have not here.of re insisted upon that
which - IN ttseIf just and proper, il is no reason
Nhy Se should not nos do 50, and II is certainly
bs tfT 70 hsya an open understanding with the pub
lie than IA have them subject secret rale and ar
aIstatGl cdpTse. sas.-d,Lt
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PosfAaE-Ths Postmaster General has ordered
that oil -supplsments. or aexiras.' folded within
regular isssss Of daily or weekly journais-uos
scfual and bona his editions of such publications,
conveying intallssnes Of passiag sysnts and gene
raj intslligsncs-suljse the whole package 20
etter postnge
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sa- TEKTH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT

PAIN BT AsANS OF ELEcTalurY.
0Ao"uA JONES. Dentist, hereby informs
thosH v" hng their teeth estl acted that he is now
prepared sith tsis new method, and Is daily using
IL WIFI eom ?lete success His SEw INsTRukENTs
vita ~ IL odis 1lnb'r fIcram are particu uiariy
iaFie 20 ~ ss they give the operator entire con-
trui o. ths electric cnrrent This great improve
me has be~n generally adopted by the profession
nssa nSh az u Mt oaly subduos the pain cf extrac
ton but also prevents the noryous prostraton con-
tq eei pon sucn aions speciaily where there
ALt snA ~ tett1 70 De QraWn. 80 lin
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HsAvY INpoRfArIos or RAILROAD isos.-fhs
editor Of the Galveston Texas News states that be
has seen the contract signed and executed 70 Bel
GUM, for u. 900 tons OF iron, towards eompeting
the railroad from Haustoa TO HsHdersoa- THIS
iron will be suficiept for ITO miles. Also, another
contract, executed in Antwerp, for carrying and
delivering at Galveston the above 1000 tons Of
iyon. @
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RluARKAsLs ISsrAEcs OF CANINE IssrIscr-A
singular incident occurred few days ago at Tren-
ton, station on the Detroit and Toledo Railroad
little girl about two years of age, child of
brakesnan living near the road, got upon the
track aud was in ths act Of crawling across the
timbsrs that span a cattle guard, when an express
train appeared in sisht coming At full Ispeed. The
engineer saw the Child and wbist,ed down the
brakes, but the train was under such headvay
and So near, it's destruction would have bsen GER
tain had 1t little dog. playmate Of the child's,
ont, ght the child Icy its dress and gsed
it from the track into the ditch, VIII re be held it
until the train passed by! This is Of the most
remarkable occurrences We have heard in long
time, and one we could hardly credit comiug from
q less reliable source. Detroit 4dcert:ser.
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ASHLAND (vA.)

AAH ASHL AND (VA.)
RACEg-HALL MEETING
1858-Ths proprietor Of this
.new and bssut,fel kacs
Course, sixteen miles Nerth of kichmOnd, dirsstiy
On the line q the Richmond, Yredsricksburs and
Potomac Railroad, bogs 70 announce - the rnsfug
world. the following stakes 70 be ruq tor eysr bis
course, this Fall. commencing on TUESDAY. tbs
10Th day Of October 1863, and continuing four days
In their ntrances without delay. sssfs ~ tsfsf
TUMDAY-Ffra Day --bweepstsk he for three years
old colts and hllies, mile heats 500 entrance, ~
forfeit. To close The lst OF October. s s4lt;s J
saoorp RAca-Sams Day uy-eweepstaks fer thrss
lwo mile heats. To Gloss the Ist Of October.
MssxlsDAf : &ccnd Dug.-Propriseor's fsrss
THURspAT- Third Ddy.-Jocksy Club Psrss sIsss
four mile heats sIy.Bs4s
RRIDAY-Fisrth pGy The Ashland Haadteap
wsepstsk and halt miles 800 subocrfptfca,
$50 forfeit t23 declaration, IL declared By The NH
u September, To close on this ist Of sepssmber.
Ample stabling and ths best accommodation viii
be furnished 20 al Who may attsnd. kacery ard
Tr.iners will md the Ashland Hsesl" all thss b
Yor entries or other informsti.u. sddress the pss
pristsr 81 Ashland, Hanover coanty, Va A88 -sfss
au 3-dtd JAMES n. TAYLDk. Propsletes.
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The editor Of the CineInnati Israelits says that
on 6unday. the 10th inst, he sOlsmnissd two c0n-
Versions iron Christispity 20 Jndaism.
The numhsr ff dssiha by yellow tsvse IN New
Orleans this ytAr, ~ ths 18th cs ssptssabss, vas
2,6dl.
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rs,s- WArsoN has lust returned from

the sprinps aud will DO happy to See his old friends
au3 them some Ut bis eeietrated Chrystai
MINIATURES which viii neither fade rub out.
Lsfe-s1e fIJfUnh3 in oil VI pastilr, at tae short
est noti 4.
WA.TasUPsI'3 OLD GALLERY, u MAIN STREET No
TiCB WATSON takes Pictures from 30 cts 10 800.
AmbtoGs spcs. Me.ainoty pes on leather, and Photo
graphs Jf any size, p! ain or painted, either IN las-
to Or oil. The painting to be done by first Class
portrait painter Hedue5 not pretend to take them
by the 500 or by the aid Of machinery suitable for
runulnX railway taIs an ocean line OF steam.
sni:,s. Ee has two skyighis enabling him at all
times to get aoGd Pictures, an advantage not pos
ses.ed ey any other Gallery in Richmond.
re is--dlm
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I ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T HR

Vo2YoCHk0PLASTlC PROCkSS.-4.W JONES,
DsNTisf havipg purch half the excl4px r0hftor
tse above n,oce u mxking rHxrn. and afssr ssisv
and tesno i IN the most discun casss, where aAer
plates had fdited Is entirely sdsi fed u s absoftfe
superiority Gysr the gold. slver snd piasina 90
thod, therefore. with cond lencs, rec SUmend e
to all Who may desire full or partial asts of tsstb;
and especially 10 stich as mdv b. dfssatisEsd sc.
those they using. In sns process ~ Of tss
objectoDs TO the gold plate sre repoved-ths suc-
ton beir0 perfect secures conrt and subi1ag the
~. and the tes being embedded In the mssel tha
fad 10 excluded from undcr or bstwsen thesr: thsy
are. therefore. cleaner. smoother. and in syvryI~
spect better It consequences OF the pertsct adapts
ton of the plate TO the mouth, ard the sacSicn
thereby secured, he can insert ors or more teeth
seh0s clasps. and In all casss suarantee psrlsct
and satisfacsory ~ 20
This method having been adoptsd saA cenn4sd-i
ed BY those s.andinK highest In the Dso1pmlcn.t
North and South. testimonials will BE- gives. ana
specimens exhibited. = any who may deeiro - ~
them he ed plates Of thoss xishing p sxehaage
ths old method for the nss, III ~ taken y p4{t
pay. VIII Of course, mako teeth - ths ED mode
ior those who may prefer H. ks
Filling th0roushlJ and gsntly doae; ead ssssh
extracted by ssecfrieity for shoee who M tk
ufTlce opposite t'orinfhiAn HILL. - - - -
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MAGNIFICENT SCHHMEi
TO En- UTAWH

AfSR, XXI Mk1l0N PkiZHS.
prizes of S400, approximsting to s7o,Ns
prizes Of $500, approximatng TO ss0,oee
prize, are Lar
pIises Of sSOO. .ppro1imasins to slo.coo
prizes Il sl25. apDrozinlasins TO 5000 ~
priaes u sieo. s2prOzinAtins so ss.ae 49,
prizes Il SIS appro1irasting to ss.coo
prizes R1sss, cf $50 approsiIa.sirg to 1880
$500 pllsss Gstsso of nss 80 are ,oo.ess &C
s.,5 prizes. amounting to ssa,o0
Whols o Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters sa ~
~ Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
w.li be sent to any one desirous OF receiving it
oertihSAtes oi pack ages Will De sold a1 tho following
osr.ihcats Of a package OfIo whole rosea. 50
lG hail 40
10 quarter i" p
le eighth lG
IN ORDERING TICKETS os CEsruIoAins
Eucioge the money 70 our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will De forwarded
by fret mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
an ngare they may designate.
fhe List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchase in mediately after the drawing.
n,sin. and give their Post once, County and state
eV- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay
able In full without dednction.
81 All prizes of ST. aud under paid immediate
iy after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
An communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN CO. Augusta. Ga
Or Richmond, Va.
eA- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. OF
sass time. sy addressing s,sWAN CO.. 1t either
Of those cities.
wheel with the amount of the prize that each In
entitled to- will be published after every drawing In
rls following papers: The Augusta (aa) Consti.
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Charleston STANDARD Nashville % g Gazette, Atlanta
nan Georgian Richmond Dispatch. New Yorh
Dispatch. Paulding tMiss Clarion. and Little Rock
fArk) True Democrat se25
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OPTICAL PHENOMENON will bc recollected
that assertion mads by young Wise, the mros
uaut. that in one of his nsions from this city
he could zee the bottom of rivers and discern
the fishes sporting in the water, received with
much incredulity. The same fact, however, has
been noted by other aroneuts. MIR. III. VI. Spen :
csr who recently assembled from Pittsicid, in this
State. in his account of the excursion, remark
a curious fact, that while passing over lakes the
liies and other water plants were distinctly visi-
bic even to their stems IN the water, when objects
very much larger ON land could not be distin-
guished-Bos jour.
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DsArus.-S. s. knight, we'll known merchant
of Tallahassee, Fla, and native of Lunenburg Co.,
Va, died on the 2otN inst. j. L. de Ford, native
of Virginia, ani prominent druggist ofSavannah,
Ca, died OF yellow fever on the 10th inst. Col.
Joseph b. Cobb, prominent citizen of Mississippi,
and author of Leisure Labors" aud other essay 8,
died in Columbus, Miss, on the 18th instant. Rev
Mr. Parker, Il. c.or Il the Episcopal Church in
Salisbury, N. c., died few days since, of typhoid
E.Hhr.
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0FFlcg OF THE u. { AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGAIcg.FuaaL SOCIETIES, kicHE0ND, VA.
ES~ Books for the entry of ARTICLES,

EZE bUUhs IUF IUt tuIf y UI hhTICLESy
intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond in
Uctot er n.At, are now oaes.
UomElu nicatioA- addressed to the undersigned.
des rio.ug miIateiy possible, the character Of
ias article {, be entered, will be attended TO These
entrie. must b. made 1iJr to tile 25h OF October,
t. prevent confusion and disappointment
CuAnLES DIAMOCK,
se IU--i2Io Sac'v Va Cent AE. society.
o. uih = Ia the Baila: Ifsu.e. oppodite the Ex-
Claakb tlI,rl.
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Captain Townsend, Of the SLAYER bark Echo, has
been remanded at Boston ia the Of s. 900 hail
to the October term, when the question of juris-
diction will be argued.
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ns- Da. Jons b. WALrHALL, (Homeo
Iathsi offers his professional services to the cit
.nS of Hchmond and its vicinity. ONCE st his re
IL ieace, 0n Leigh street, two doors from Sth.
Ie Fly
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THs CoffoN STArBAEzr.-The total receipts Gf
cotton at all ports since the lst of September,
amount to S0,2ls bales, against 40 14i up to the
same dates last year, showing an increase this
year of So 474 bales The exports to Great Britain
M 10 the latest dates amount TO 1881, showing
an increase on the exports to that country last
year of 1910 bales. The shipments to Northern
ports show an increase Of 5000 bales from the
shipments of last year. TAe stock on hand and
IN shipbosrd at all the ports up to the latest dates,
amounts TO 112 104 bales, being 60 ga bales more
than the stock on hand at the corresponding dates
last year.
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WHEAT DRlLLE.-P n NNOCKb
W Wheat Drsils, with and without 0uaao IT.
tseAuuxEss, ssse 8eysnoufs Dali With 0nAso a.
.sc1ussst. Narssntsd " perform sans! ~ eEx etAsf
- tt~-S3 No u 1alp etese
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PaxsaS7AfsoM .--On Saturday sifsssoon the pre-
sentation q The watch, chain, &cr from the me-
chanics of the Gospors Navy Yard % Isut y. =.
Pegram, q. Q. n. took place
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Thomas Jensrson Page jr.. Of Warrington, hes
been sslsctsd BY Oommodofe 6hubrick - his sec-
retAry, TO accompany him upon the Paraguay az
petition.
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NApoLsoS AND TIE LsvIArHAN.--The Emperor
Napoleon is In treaty for the purchase of the lie.
visthan. The negotiations for the purchase we're
interrupted by his sciaration that he might pos.
sihly offend the Queen of England. Her Majesty
is, however, understood to have replied that the
Levia,hsn was purely commercial speculation,
will which the government had nothing TO do -
The negotiations were then renewed BY the Empe.
ror, who 10 extremely desirous to possess the big
ship, which would he used a. tremsnd sea
batterisg ram the bows would be reinforced by
tremendous iron beams, and glrdels of immense
sins and strength and sharpened, 30 that he might
cut down any ship by a collision. Thus armed,
propelled by the combined forces of 3 400 horses
her broad acres OF canvass spread forth to catch
additional impetus from the winds, the sea Titan
would rush forth into the in search Of prey
and where Is the ship that could either elude or
ress, foe Of such magnitude? 1t 10 said, how
ever, that the French ministry is opposed TO the
purchase, pleading that she price asked, $500 000
or about two-thirds Of the sum believed to have
been expended on the Levia,har,) would suffice to
construct three or four frsa..s carasses," .. e
,frgates covered with enormous plates OF polished
steel. which thereby rendered iDyulner able 10
shot and shell, aud of which six have already been
ordered. The Emperor left for Biarritz without
coming to any decision on the subjest.-Lirerpoo
HercUTY.
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The trial Of young Green, charged with the kill
ing Of Carver, commenced st wsrrsntons Va, on
Monday.
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sH- -RgaoyAL.-t have taken the store

EsF- DE- AC.ILLgs AscoLI's Office, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN TrH AND sTH.
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The bark Young Turk, Capt. Harding, has ar.
rived ut Boston from Malaga, Sept. ], With the
6rat cargo Of new raisns.
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Hay ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
with anY CnroIic Dsesse considered ircurabie will
receive Letter. giving information which will in.
eure speedy and lerm.nent cure, By sending their
II .iIas AId stamp Ito prepay postage) 10 Ut. b.
author of Medical Common sense. saratoga
Sprinxs N. Y. sc I3-dkw wSm
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The Hon. David Tod, formerly United States
minister TO BRAZIL ID the democratic candidate for
Congress In the Ohio district now represented By
Mr.. Giddings.
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k@y- PAgKE PoINDBXrgF,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

RICHMOND, VA
viii practice in the city of Richmond and In The
& uutfes of Chesterfield. Powhstsn and Amelia.
tH- Office in Lislo's Building. corLer OF Main and
f4th stree;s 30 23-l2m
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rssS. ppnF A i GERuAEpr. late q

Eey- PRoF. 4. j. GEBHAB DIT. late of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave to effer
his services the citizens of hich mend TEACH
kR on the PLANO, SINGING VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAa, &c.
He can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street -
iiefer to Hon III A Wise, G g Gr.swoid, Esq; Mai
VI Niuno. Dir IL " inston. SO l3-lm$
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The Cincinnati Gasssse rays the Keller Troupe
introduoed into pps OF their sablsaax % saturday
nigbs 90 attempt q ths rspgessstation = God.
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rsz-Nax Goons Il have received from

ra GEoEdE d. STEnL, Dentist, Ofi.s
snd rssid snce No 2s, Main, between Sth and 9th
trssts Richmond Va my 30-ly
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TxTM. s. DAVID GIBSON,
wv unJIsE CARpgNTEES AND BUILDERS,

w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND bUIL"khS,
MAIN NEAR TEE CORNER OF STH STREET, RICHMOND VA,
.espec fully inform the Citizer Of hi hmoad aad
public geueraily that they are prepared, WIN tne
assistance of their steam power. aud all the mos.
usefnl wood working schiBery, t. execute every
description If work in their line f islness in
manner not to be surpassed, such as bnililn dous
ee of all dimensions, repairing or rem9dsbng the
same: pu ting in store Fronts OF any kiad, cneis-
Ings put o Counters made. &c, in neat and taste
fui IN ,hner. Stairs built and Habd kaiis wofkeu
according to 0eomet esl Principles; Corniees naue
suit any style of Buildings; all KINDS u houd
ings on haad; Sash blinds ami Doors rada " or
Ger. and sent any part of the eonntryi every h1
Of Wood Turning, such az Stair BslusteIs, Newer
Posts. &c ARCHITECTURAL Wood Carving Tor siere
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. Alorcefs
executed in a neat manner.
W. d. aiBsON hope, by strict attention 10
business, together with their practical knew'edge
of the same, to merit continuance OF pubi' La
tronage.
s1 Orders respectfully solicited selI-Ims
DEMOVAL!-WM. BOWDEN has re-
~ moved to this corner of Eievent h and Bank sts,
opposite Gofdin's Hal, where he will continue the
PLUMRlaG BUSIEEss. Thankful for the very
liberal opage form rly eiv d. h hopes froui
his long practical experience, also giving the
very bert wJtk r. 10 merit continuance Of the came
for all kinds of Plumbing Work, please call cor
mar Of Eank and lith streets.
U-6t Cfner Bank and iith sts.
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sPRciAL NOTICES.

Sssas-To rRR fuBLIc. After the 16rH
DAY oF sEPfkMBES NEAT, the usdersiGned
wGen taite aeon u dispcsse . itciaes between
TIE aoars Of closing assa opening thsir cssahli,h
iaeEts. viii charge tho sum of fIfaf CENTS IN
saaitisa 70 tho usual price,
tbs e y ss rcuitred nsce.sary Ia eonSelreace of
tss aaeSt and often useiuss Interruptions Of our
rat
AsADEA RAKER, J BLAIR
aAEtNG PkAkCE. UkUDBs L 2AppERsoN
: DUfAh s NUaTOS, ADIE& GRAY
" PkTSksuN, FISHER 4 W wiNsTON
D,ph 60, Gil IAs D DAWSON,
sgii4 GAhlICh, l. LHAGNER.
GSD p1VpkN
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In addition to the above rates, in cases requiring
. S1rosedl Opsrailon, by agreement with the pro
charged for the OPERATION varying from 90 to $50.
according to its Importance. The particular fee In
any case may be ascertained by application to either
clan.
All charges payable on the removal Of the patient
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON. PEfrcoIAs and
WHLLToRp.
Attending Physictans - Prois. TUoKn and Cos.
WAT.
Resident PHI hysician-JuyIus MIcHIK. n. D.
steward-f n. PARRISH.
President-L. y. JoYSRs, NJ. D.
Persons in the country, desiring TO send patients
/. the Infirmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ~ ATTN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-30

No oUsELY TREArY-We find In the New York
iimes what purports to be treaty Negotiated be
tween efeas Britain and Nicaragua. The New York
Express, in commenting upon il, says:
I'VE have the best personal authority for saving
that the Nicaragua Minister in this country has
naither signed nor negotiated any such treaty
with Great Britain. THE Times must have know o
that Ssnor Jerez arrived in July when tbi. treatv
purporss to have been negotiated 10 June. "The
acquaintance of Sir Gore Ousely and Ssnor Jerex
was not made till August.
"Ihe treaty is the Cass Irissari treaty. garbIed
for ths British market, and somebody muat have
imposed upon the Times"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-30
.NFlRMARY OF The MEDICAL CUI

tNFlhMARY OF The MEDICAL CUL-
ALTdE This Infrmsry Is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
healthfui position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other of business 1t 10 fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for tbs
successful treatment OF diseases and injuries and
for the comfort OF the sick. All persons requiring
Medical Surgical Aid except the insane and those
tabortng under contagious diseased. are admitted
into the Institution. Lyinxin women are also re-
ceived and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Prcfes
sors OF the College who viAt the wards daily. The
charges for Board Medical Attendance. nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-30

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