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. CLOTHING. 1868. FALL

"a LOTHING. 1865 FALi
"A GO0DS-SECOND SUPPLY JUST RE
NJ CEIVED The subscrib has In store
-lkR- la, &c and varied assortment of Clothing Of
his own manufacture, embracing every article In
,hs CIotniug trade. Materials and workmensEir
not surpassed by any
Also, Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts. Collars,
Drawers socks Cravats, Neck -Ties Gloves. Suspen-
ders. Money Bsits, pist BELTS, &c. &c
In his Tailoring department the finest and best Of
Cloths Cas- imeres AID Vestings selected by him
s.lf in person. with especial references - the
trade which win compare favorab,y With any house
In the city, which he will make TO order In the
shortest time. the best an raost fashionable style
Call and leave your measure for something nice.
Il b SPENCE,
No 10, Corner Of Main and 18th SITS.
scK Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
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yT,KtiINIA AND KENTLChi kAIL-

' RoAD-NoTICE TO CoNTRACTORs.-sealetd3
proposals will be ciSed by the undersigned untl,
he 18TH Of November next for the Graduation aud
Masonry of tue fret ffey miles of the above road
extending from the Virginia and TennessSe Railroad
vest towards Cumberland Gap. The profles and
plans upon the above named distance can be seen al
the Office OF the Chief Engineer, in the town OF Ae'
in aion after the lst day OF November t,whe vii
give ali necessary explanations il regard thereto-
The line is divided into about one mile sections In
the above distance there will be earth 10 move
amounting TO about 5000 yards of loose and hard
rock about 5l3 900 yards of mortar masonry, 2e, o.
percnes of dry drains, % 600 perches.
Those proposing fos the work are requested u
state in their bus what unit of stock they are
willing to take, in part payment for their work.
W III HAWKINS K co.
NB-The inspecting Of the Profles and Plans OF
the Chief Engineer, has been changed fre the Zth
of October to the LIST of November, owing to the
great amount of labor required TO prepare them
W. j. Il CO,
ao,,-d,S Abingdon Va
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CaAs L cos LOTTERIES

TIE following Schsm. will be drawn oy o. cWAA
400. Mana GERS OF the Sparta Acadsny Lottery. Il
eacu 0. their Single Number Lotteries for Novem
Der. id35. a, AUGUSTA, "a, in public nnder tn
snps, ;nse -'ence of commissioners.
OLAF Al draws on SATURDAY, November s. i55o
CLASS q drass on SATURDAY, November 10. ls3.
CLAEs ~ draws on SATURDAY, Novrmbs' 20, lo3c
CLASS a. 4rars on SATURDAY. November II. 1875
UV THA PLAN OFSLNGLE NUMBERS
$3.50 liLhHIel
EiSE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED N
RI3pTy-FIVE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize 10 every Nine TcketSl
LArnA aNn kMHi
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DAY STATE RANGE--We have made

DAY STATE RANGE.-We have made
- arrangements with the msnnsscturer for the
ale ~ this superior COOKING RANdE. and Invite
he ~ alton Of purchasers - the advantages which
we ener: ,
LIST The Range Is made Of the best iron. is stmp
In its construction; and con enienfiy arranged
ii Itcan be operated with wood or coal.
81. 1t can be set up and removed at pleasure. ~
readily As the common c oking ftove,
ilh We can furnish them 10 any res aired sise.
with one two ovens. and with four OF six Ansers.
with or without water hxIures--nnd Warrant each
enc sold 70 give satisfsetion ~ tue purchaser. 80
5,h Repairing pieces always IN hand. which VIII
be put In ynen required at . reasonable pre-.
9Th Tho price OF this Range Ii moderate Cor
ei tclass srtclel As We eau AFFORD 10 so!l them ~
mnnrfaetngers retail prices.
ar Wecontipae 30 set the AMERICAN RANGE
In brick--ail Of -hich have saitsd our crstomers
and hare net cost any One OF them anything es
repairs.
ALsO-Scynrsl varieties Of Low FREED Ranges,
for sale at the Governor Street Stove Stove.
sec GEORGE STARRErT
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- FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
w Es-You will find at HARWOOD'S. on Gov.
ernor street. Richmond the largest and most
) 4 teleeant stock Of FURNITURE and NAT.
TRESSES 70 be found in the city, embracing
Rosewood parl0r and Chamber Suits
Mahogany Parior and Chamber Suits
Elegant Oak Sets for Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Chairs of all descriptions
Wardr abes, Buresus and B5asteads
With great variety of other Goods
Examine my stock before buying, as am selling
extremely low. w HAYWOOD,
sc 2i-2mif Governor street Richmond
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~ MULES, MULES The subscri-
6RNbers have just received at their STABLES, on
CARY street cd posite the Gas House, large lot OF
fne young MULES, which Offered at low prices
and on cornmodating terms We will regularly
be in receipt Of mug MULES rom hentncky. ahu
can An ALI orders in the mOst satisfactory manner.
GREEN H. JOHNSON, Cary st..
nm Is-an onposife Gas Horse.
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OFfIGE OF THE JAMES RIVER
ANN X A Al VIVA ttO :

K HN0ND, 1tpt9m Dtr II 1T, IoJoI
NOTICE. Sealed proposals will be re-
~ c,i.ed at This Office nnti, the Ist day of Decem
Ter naxc for keeping tho Canal ordrr for tweive
nor III. Ihe ist of January, 1852. in scctl0p'
nisnsd by me.
Tn proposals will embrace the ordinary work
ANY contrsc ior may propose for the whole line
fr N Richmond 10 buchanan The Company viii
take the r,-k Of ods, bns the co tractor must st.
pn ia ~ furnish the necessary labor to repair the
tnurias fro a freshsts at the cost of the Company.
By order of the Board Of Directors
Nm. z. MUNF0RD.
"a as-laWtlDS Secretary
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nEsTAuRANTs.
1AO VERANDAH So
HON II luorrL AND RES. 49,


- ~ vERANDAH 49,
Nfa1HOTEL AND RES 49,
NY TAURANT.--T The ;proHrist,1ss s:ks e.
the public Tor the very liberal patronage they have
bestowed on him for years past and having enlarg-
d his establishment e In now prepared 10 accom-.
modate 4 large number Of persons with rooms and
board His fat,le cannot and shall not be exeeiied
BY any hotel south or north, and ne hopes That pJ
strict att Etion to the comfort and convenience Of
his guests 10 make them feel strictly At home.
The restaurant part Of the house e at al times
supplied with the choicest OF fish, neeh ana fowl,
such as oysters in every style, venison. pheasant
partridge canvas back ducks. blue wing, red NECK,
mallsrd and ether ducks, from the Potomac WHO
turkeys, hares, squirrels &c. ,,norx
The bar Is furnished with the best vines nauols.
and cigars selected by the proprietor ~ the
house.
supper rooms for private parties
Also excellent stabiing for horses. .,.,.a mr.
Orders for OYST ERS in any quantity. epcncu ~ ~
In the she'll will be promptly ATTENDED ~, ~ ~ ~
city OF country. All oysters War'e1R RID
best quality. pRopRIrroR.
=, -, e.h ~ hekveeu Marshall and Clay.
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-lr
m HATS, CAPS AND FURS.-mo
~ would cali tho attention Of the Pablo 70 o1 az
extensive stock Of the above goods E sne and
aATs 70 hay. snrT sy cry Also srss assor
msns u Wool III HATS 5r FARM HANDS. Our
''' f,A e AND CHILDREE's FURs
nc f ;es X. sai so e CANINE
"w .,so Keep BUFRAL,. KosEs and other kinds.
iOge.hss5, r si as,l lsa,s and coLISR ' S'H
mems B Risy o Dickinson i wErsIGER.
nos IS Main st.
@ OUR ASSORTMENT of Gents
0 wear consists IN part q the following. viz:
French Calf Pump Sole Boots
quilted Bottom Boots
% e doubled soled Boots
" :. stitched Boet
i" !" English Walking Caters
oxford Ties
single ana double sled oxford Ties
With various other styles on hand and making to
order. at short notice and at the very lowest p'ce'
NKSsIL. Foreman No. i29 Main At
n SPECIAL NOTICE TO MER-
CHANTS FROM -HE coUNTRY;;g-PhALL
- 10 store our entire stock of Boots and SHOES.
comprising every variety OF goods in the line. we
al a Ssp
that we have not only one Of the largest. but the
best selected stock Of Boots and shoes ever anerea
for sale in Virginia. They were made mostly Ny
special orders, AID are made so that We can recon-
mend them to our friends With perNct connaenGssi
knowing they are good and well made, and Will
give much better satisfaction to buyers than com-
mon trash goods such a. frequently sold atyery
low nrices lint prove almost TO the wearer.
We invite the country merchants throughout the
Stat TO give us call and we viii! pledge ourselves
20 sell on as good terms as the same quaiity OF
coodsc can be bought either IN New York, Philadel-
phia or Baltimore Our goods are bought for cash
and of the manufacturers themselves, on the very
best terms. and we will sell them to prompt custom
ers at a very small advance on factory prices Ia
fall and winter goods our stock will surpass any
we have ever been able to oner tn the trade. We
sba be glad to exhibit stock to any in want Of
good goods at fair prices. feeling satisfied we shall
az IA PUTNEY r WATTS.
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MILLINERY, &c.
s.s.zssmssA REDUCED THROUGH

rsnzEA REDUCED THROUGH
sssiss.:zzsszssSs8 TARIFF OF CHARG "a ON THE
CAN L. Fr.un RlCHNOND To LYNCHBURG.-
me subscriber thankful for the very liberal ratro-
mage hitherto received. would inform bis friends
such us Hats Caps shoes, Boots, Dry Goods &c are
1uly THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs on Groceries,
Queensware, &C, only TWENTY FIVE GENTS per
40 lbs, which includes all expenses from the
wharyes in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchbrrg.
Boats leave every other day, full or not fall, and
goods are SEM forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. A. :. LEE,
au Cts On the Dock.
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w MULES, MULES and HORSES

VA MULES, MULES and HORSES.
ON have Just received. direct from Kentucky
very choice and Superior lot OF stock. | have
dULE- we'll suited for iron masters, railroad pur
POSES and street and plantation use. all OF which
will sell, exchange, bresk and deliver in city or
COUNTRY, upon NV usual accommodating terms, at
Davis Hutchesop's. late Ilardin's old stables.
EDWIN WALKER.
N B Il shall be In receipt of fresh stock, direct
rom Kentucky. every month. Enquire as above
AN lq-d3m W
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a. FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
FALL AND WINTER CL0THING.-New
w and beautiful styles, now in store. aud re-
~ ceivi,g daily all the latest pa trrns and fab
rics Of WOODEN and Silk Goods, suitable for gentle
mems wear.
Fine French Cloth Frock and Dress Coats made
in the best style.
New sty les of black and colored Cloth, plain and
fancy Silk, mixed Cashmere business and walking
Coafs and sacks.
superior Black French Deeskiu, and new patterns
of fancy Cashmere Pants, made up in the latest
manner
Also, a full stock of winter Overcoats of Cloths.
Beavers, Pilots and Cassimeres made in the latest
fashion
a great variety of Vests, consisting of fine Black
Satins plan and figured silks, Grenadines, CASH
meres. Cashmeres, Velvets, &c.
Particular attention is called to the large assort
rnept of shirts aud Furnishing Goods ali now Of
fered at reduced prices, at STOCK bhLEs,
IA Main street.
oc ls-lm* Near Exchange Bank.
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Il MARKENS, Optician.
oc25 On Governor street.

I ONGWORTH'S PURE OHIO Ca
~ TAwBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO
this Brandy has been manufactured for several
years frcIn the pure jnice OF the Catawba Grape.
lhss aiordng additional evidence OF the progress OF
American enterprise and industry. and Of our shii-
ty 10 produce articles at home equal 10 those made
by anY ether natiou.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
but BxcELs the best imported Brsndies, In parity
and favor 1t is IN fact the best Brandy known. 10
is q sovereign aud sure cure for Dyspepsia, flatI.
eacy. Cramp Cholic. Languor, Low Spirits. Gene
raj Debility &c No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 IS per bottle.
Sole agent fer Richmond and vicinity. W PkTEs-
SON successor 10 Alex Duval, lo6 Main street,
Of 18th, where dealers and customers will pieass
forward their orders.
ny calling on the above agent the public can get
a small battle gratuitously, TO test the article.
ma IO--dkcw3m
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r, sxx lsssssSsNs ACCOMMODATION
- ~ S& TRAIN-CHANGE OF
IOUHo ON aud after NOVEMBER lsT, the Accom-
;ttion Train of this company, will run daily sun
LAYS excepted between Milford aud Richmond
.-av,ng Milford at 7 / A M, aud arrive in Rich
nond at 9 IS A. NJ. Returning. will leave Rich
uond O'clock NJ and reach Milford at 5 20
:. NJ, stopping tor passengers at any point each
way.
FARE.-The same as on the Mail Trains.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OFFICE r. f P. z L. CumPANYl
kichmond Oct 2l5t, 1858. &C Z,
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1873 FALL TRADE 1853,
ROBERT J. DENNY,
HARDWARE AND TOOL STORE Fok
Builders, Machinists and House
keepers,
eo5 Main street, ADORE the Ranks RtchsscNd "a,
Begs leave TO call the attention OF his niepos ana
lthers to his large well selected and eomnicte seock
Of English, German and American Hardware. res
receiving such
HuILDlNa MATERIAL
TOOLS. Of all kinds
HOUSEKEEPING 0o0pS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 10
Together with the usual variety OF Fancy an 49,
10 this market. and win be sold low TO cash az
Also. agent Tor the Baltimore Bell and Rrass
orks Orders oArefuItv ard rrov,rstv stt@aec -
ON EXHIBITION AND SALE, o. No
" TIE Msin sti ses. . large stock Of cLOrnIha,
0em fine bRsss surrs.
BUBINESs tUITS,
OVER o0AAA
eHAwtN, &c eli grNsce
Also. complete stock OF vur.ishine Goods. ~
of which be sold vHrsuAlis Low. ssA cAsz. ~
..Ss y NE s'.' .'. 's''.yS h iE'y, NJ
Se M MWKslsssE
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF yIR-
3INIA-CAPlTAL l06.e00 D0LLARSi-Money re-
ceived on deposit in sums Of FIVE dollars and up.
wards. on which interest the rate Of per centum
per annum Is paid for sums remaining SIX months
Or longer for shorter periods interest at the rate Of
per centun.
The whsle Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier. T STARKE, at the store Of B epence.
eerner Of Main and Governor street, Richmond Va
SAMUEL COTTRkLL. President
TB eTARKE Cashier.
O WALrHALL. Secretary an H-3m
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THE DISPATCH.
rYnanoiai and CONNIE. ial.

sa,es IN New York, Wednesday. OF sSso 70 Of
At ess.. aud $50 o Tenn. Ss, %, at ~ CiscnlAS.s
me ASA Quote Va. Sc. 1886. at s2Cssi AM '" -
state bonds, 1885, at the same; fenaesses
al the same.
Tha Wilmington and Weldon Railroad eohpans
mat Al Wi m n1ton. G, on thursoay "A . 80,
report of the President sDd pireos".s s,rtana.nt
uying report Of the Ahs nee. a an. tsan,nany for
". tear IN At the total rec. Ipts 81 NV
twe tesa ~ sent g0tb, 1855, have been $3.50
sss 4, being al sz5 % less than autihs .ns pba
ces,oc year white the reduction an eAp p1,s ~ IN
seuins fo Stssis 81, EXPLOITING fahing on ~
An un.s ~ opiy oae Thousand dollars, Wh,cn n
aenand 1, be a remarkably fayofsois result, ~ y.
- f the fact th Il the pssf year mas Iosh VI. -.
the most tryiag upoa the " $3.50, in nsrteular
f"st tsking futo account the re urtfob o. u .aa.
iuS.h, ~ ne, nr nts otths road have been $2i Is
In advance of he Preceding ear
Richmond Markets-Nov. tS
rrorr. We hear 81 ~ sales TO shippers who
hav. lowered Oh ar rates e. - ~
I'D 10 prime red; ga al 80 Tor god 10 prime
waite. "a ..o.s um;,.d
We quite StaSs3 es
Harms PraRY ARM1sY.-Benj. Mills, Esq
Of K-atucky, has been appointed master armoIer
M Hsrper's Ferry, IN place OF MsjJr samuel BY
ing o. who, IL 10 said, viii be placed IN posi-
ton at Washington. Major Mills is q practical
mechanic.
Observation-Disclosures, accompanied by this son,
the ta~ysr gossto California on the 2oth. Tom
p,aciis sail. TOR New orleans about the ZOth, TAX
Jog VITA bin &c ,rge Jordan, A. II. Davenport, and
o,hrr clever players -
iti,r, teach; comparative teschsf; superia'i'e,
snA ~t.as
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sesxxN ARTIFICIAL TEEIH-T III Il
Yf9f9CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS.-G.W w. JONES,
DENTIST having half the exclusive right for
tie aoeve mode Of max ng TEETH and after ns1no
and testing it the most difficult cases, .Dere Other
plates had ,ied entirely soti tied If its absolute
superiority over the gold. liver and platns me
thod, caa therefore. with couidencA rec 1mmend It
all who may d-sire full part4u sets Of teeth;
and especially to such as may be dissatisfied .cih
those they ao,c using. In this process. all Of the
objections TO the gold plate are remoyed-ths sue,
ton being perfect secures comfort and stability TO the
fit and tine teeth being embedded in the metal, the
food is excluded from under or between them they
are therefore, cleaner. smoother and in every re-
spect better 1t consequence of the perfect adepta
ton of the plate to the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert ono or more teeth
,cit.oat clasps and in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfac CRY mt
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited te any who may desire to see
them he old plates Of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. viii of course, make tseth on the old mode
TOR those who may prefer it. ,
Filling thoroughly, and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office oppOsite Corinthian Hall. Sc T-3m
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10 quarter
~ etyath
IN ,,snrR,sa T,cKurs on CeRTIyI


In usDaRlsa TiCKHrs Oh CERrIYIoATEs.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
orisrod on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
By First mail. Purchascrscan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
fhe List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be SEM
&c purchasers Iamedllteiy after the drsSing.
So Purchasers will PLEASE write their signsturss
plain and give their Post Oihco, County and state
EJ- Remember that every Prize is drawn and D!
abb in fnli without deduction.
a4- All prizes of 81 900 and under. paid Immediate
" after the drawing. Other prizes ct the usual tina
ofthirtY days.
IA Communications strictly confidential.
AAIseas orders for Tickets or Certificates &c
3. SWAN i CO., Augusta, Ga,
Or Richmond, Va
W. Persons residing near Montgomery ala, O.:
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders iiled sn6
save time. by addressing 8. SWAN CO., ct eithe,
OF those cities
s,T- list Of tho ndmbers that are drawn from tn,
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one
entitled to, will be published after every drawing IL
the following papers: Tho Augusta (taal Consti
tuaionalst,, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Nashville Gazette Atlanta tnfelligencer, New Yora
Weekly Day Book ssvan nab Da iy News RchMM ;,.
Clarion and Little tkrkl True Democrat. oc25
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER CLOTHING Having Just returned
from the North, am receiving my second sup
ply of Clothing for NJ MS. BoyS and Childrsn's
wear, which will make my assortment the most
complete have ever offered ia this market. 1t is
got en- up entirely for the retail trade Of this Sec
ton and no pains having beea spared a. to style.
quality aud rknanship In getting 1t up, I hopeto
be able to please all who may favor me with their
patronage. Witbpus enumerstpg the articles on
hand my stock viii embrace every article usually
found In a FAsHIoSABLE CLOTH NC HoUss. Call at
the Virginia Clothing Mandatory and Sales Room
Of VIM IRA SMITH. .
oc . ia Main street
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70 b DKAWE
EACH 81 ELRDAY IN NOPENRER.
AppRDyIMATION PRIZKS.

AE Hk"H@~~sk9s
priz@s III $40. apprVxi.natius u p71oO
prize, are .o si.oV
4pr,z vi 800. experimenting to $50 600
prize, are 1900. i,No
prIz ). Of $40. spprozirnsting to $4,000
pr.2', are . $780, oSo
prize, Of 1928, approxmating to $1,000
pfZe, are s,oo wv
prizes Of 800, approxImating to 5000
prize, are . 4N
prize Of s75. approximating to $4,000
ptiZ-, aTe $500 Soe
prIze are 2OA
shoo pr,.ss OF SCARE l00,t90
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a, nrizes Amounting to $3.50. 900
n .oe tickets $40; Halves 81; Quarters "a a.
At Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
viii be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving it.
CorElcases Will be sold at the following
rstes whicnis the riss:
Certificate Of package Of 10 whole tickets. -
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'ALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR
IMPROVEMENT AND PRESERVA-

Il TON OF THE EYEsiGHT.- spectaciss ad-
justed to defective sight, upon unsrriDg scientific
principles. by MAI H EMS, 0stirisn. on Clover
nor street. Take particn notice of the nuub Der.
The subscriber. who Is we'll KIN. an to the oitisens
Of Virg inia a tkiful optcian, Informs the pnbs
that he has hand the handsomest and best assert
ment of Spectacles and Eye Glasses in the country,
aud that he will be happy faithfully 10 TEND TO all
curate and superior ground glasses. His art ena.
bles HIM. upon the shortest examination. TO suit
almost every desect. whether IL be derived from
Miopia (Dear slightly P.esbytis, (aged or tar sight,
Amblyopia, (pTez byte or myopic.) Cataract, etc -
The existing prejudice against tpectacles should bs
entirely discarded by young persons suffering from
defective vision this prevailing prejudice ia owing
entirely to the erroneous notion that spectaeles
ehoold be suited to different ages. -
Ifyou wish TO preserve yorr sight during life.
with to read wri sew. without the least
-trsin TO your eyes, call on
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n..oaa v.rkets-Nov. IL.

"A example OF the degrees of comparison: Pos
itisr, teach; comparative teachsr; sup"ris'Ne'
~Nast
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|NFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COZ,

INFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL q.
Al EG This ln1rnary is situated at the corner
II Marshall aud College streets, in elevated and
iesaithfui position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other of business 1t is fur
lished with every arrau cement requisite for the
uCcessirii treatment of diseases and INJURIES and
'or the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
aboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying-in women are also re-
seived and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
5ors Of the College. who visit the wards daily The
harges tor Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per geek
" mite
Soioleo .''''7'
'tt'o-V isI'''Ao I TO Si5
Ia addition to the above rates in cases recurring
&rctcdt Operrtf0t, by agreement with the pro.
prietors Of the Bellevue Hospital, small fee is
charged y: the or-ra.on. varying from 80 to $50
according to its Importance The particular fee in
any case may be ascertrned by application TO either
II the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi.
clan.
All charges payable on the remoy al Of the patient
Attending Surgeons-Profs GIBSON, PKfIooLAs and
WRLLPoRp.
Attending Physic'sns 80 profs TUCKER and Cox.
WAY.
Resident Ph ysicisn--JuNIus MIoHrx. MD.
stewerd-f. NJ. PARRISH
Prcsident-L. 8. JorSEs, NJ. D.
Persons In the country, desiring to send patients
Is the Inn mary may address either the President
orthe Resident Physician. ap2 6-sm
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