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~. LIRn SIzE PnnroaRApaa-Ths

subscriber taxes pleasure in announcing 90 his nu-
merous patrons and the public at large that he 10
now prepared to furnish Photographs from misia-
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored,
which, for accuracy and fnish lie warrants equal
rot superior to any produced in this city less
than the usual price. Old Pict0ras copied ana en-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex.
anime specimens 6lBBs' Temple of Art Coria.
THAN Hall, MaiS street, between 9th ana 10Th.
GIBBS.
P. S.-If you want q genuine Ambrotype, this Ia
the place to get it, where you will neither Re hum
bugged in price or work, Also, Melainotypes, or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
ia
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ABour DoG--0n the 2sth ult.. at the Forks Of
Elkhorn, Ky Sam McCurdy shot q man named Ro
Brattan, in the abdomen. McC. vac eldeavoring to
carry Of dog. net his, aud B. interfered whercup-
on Nee shot him. B's. brother knocked him dow
with rail. He arose and tried to Are again, but
his revolver missed are. He then ran; bnt was
arrested aud confined. The crowd were anxious 20
Iyneh him. He II represented ~ notorious OUT
law BratsAn's condition was critical.
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POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA The total number Of
yetes cast at the California State election CT this
year, is probably less than SIS o00 while last yesr
Il was about 100000, and In 1885 about llo00o.-
The population OF the state has been steadily but
slowls saiuiug from 1900 up TO May last, when
hssn . loss Of sbo.t IA, bon voters.
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A ACoseREssaAa's vofE CHALLENGED - -0rasmus b
Mattesop, member of Congress, WAS challenged at
the polls Of the ward he resides, 10 Utica, N. Y
and his vote refused. The siound OF challenge
election. The ehslisrsa was Insisted on, and hs
did not yats.
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CoRRgOTIOS In our tice Of the
horticultural ExhibitSsn of the Agricultural
Fair, We unintentonally stated that the plants On
exhibition belonged TO Mr. John Norton. They
we're from the establishment of Mr.. Jas. GUEST, OF
Henrico, as will bo seen by reference to the Off
cial Iist of awards
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AZ 4I0O KEwARD.-Ranaway fr5

"a the subscriber living in Cum beTiaBd Va on
"A SUNDAY uight the 21Ih Of september, NY a.
gro Boy, named john. John is n muIatto.
aea abcnt ?. or 30 years rtcui built, about feet
inches high has n 3. ar on has upper lip and Oh
bts breast cansed by bum, and wore small soatees
when he iofg, lie Is supposed 10 be lurking abon;
ei her in This city the ka.ters Snuie- II ar
~ on tho ka tern nhore, | will give reward of
So: and If arrested out Of the state, reward Ct
500 will he given. CHAS GILLIAN.
oc 27-l9t
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CHARGE OF EsaEzzLEAKNr.-The New York Her.
aid mentions the arrest In that city OF Edward L.
Houghton, late Cashier of the Bank of LitchnslN
Conn on aehsrge OF having smhesssd tlo, 900 BY
nskine false sntftes Hs wss given up 70 Sheriff
wisssls, Of Nav Haven sosntgs 70 be tsksa hssk
20 Ganneetiesh
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LIGHT VEssaL PRoBAsLx Losr.-The Pollock
Rip light vessel disappeared from her moor.
logs south of Malabar Point, Barnstabie county
Mass, during the gale Of the e3d and 9th nit.
and has not been heard of since. 1t 10 feared sh'
has foundered at her mooriDgs, a., II she has
parted her chains. she could have easily run int,
q safe har Dor with q fair wind.
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Court Yesterday

The Henrico County Court yesterday
found Robert I.aacs guilty Of conceaing stolen
goods, and sentepced him to thirty days confines
meut in :he county Jail. The Court WAS engaged
in other business, but of no public importance.
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Tag To ADvERrIsrRs AND BUSHES.

MEa-The Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
advantages for Advertising. 1t is q firmly estab
.ished Jourual. of wide circulation, with subscrl-
oers in almost every state OF the Union, and nun.
bering very large and ever growing list OF sub cri-
oers among the farmers anu substantial business
lnf II OF the wealthy aud prosperous Piedmont. Val
ley, and Tide Water regions of Virginia-men
who have wants and the means to supply them.
men who bur goods, and men wh1 buy ana sell
farms All Advertisements appear in the Daily,
# the Sentinel, thus reaching all our readers. We
respectfully invite orders
Terms moderate The cash or city references re
quired. Fur further particulars, address
SMITH Il FINKs,
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HAY.-We noticed on the dock yester
day. three large cargoes of hay from the North
consigned to several merchants in this city. Thi.
article j. now quoted At 80 cents to 81 from store
so TO S5 cents from the wharf.
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The EXHIBITION at the Institute is "a

pidly drawing 10 cicse, and should be visited at
once by all who have not yet taken occasion TO e1
anime the many fine pieces of machinery, speci
mems OF Observation-Disclosures, ladies handiwoTk, re-
lies Of antiquity, minerals, aud other articles that
have been collected together from all sectiols Of
this and other countries.
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tbs PATENT.-The spring saddle seat
patent noticed By us on Wednesday was in
vented by Mr.. kudisill. the gentleman spoken
Of In the paragraph. He has rights for sale.
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Dock STREET has been paved from
18th to 2lst street, and now presents neat aud
creditabie appearance. when the remainder If
flushed it will be of the best paved streets fD
the city.
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Us THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
Il ooRNEa oy MATS AND COMMERCE. STREETS.


T-is Hotel is over and adjoining the Merchants
srd Mechanics Exchange, is eqUidistant from the
Market, Pest uflce, Custom House. and City Hail
a tAr corner ot two of the prncipa thoroGlhiarr
"a "a. very centre of business and has every appll
s1,- The comfort and satisfaction OF the guests
IssSs 81 20 per day.
HARTMAN,
81 f7e-S'n Proprietor.
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RISE IN THE KlvsR.-There is quite
rise in the James river, caused by the recent rains
At a late hour yesterday evening the water was on
the increase
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~HARTsHoRNG's CURE-ALL-

THE GREAT PAIN ANNiHILATDR
AND kkMEDY FUh DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
AGH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREP1 RkD II i A CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs ". % and 80 cents ann one d1ilar.
THE GREA EST DISCUVEhY IN MEDICAL
SciEkOE
HART3H0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptin
all families n of accidents sudden SICK ness,
it frequently in lass time thanit requires to
get physciap.
1t cures pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and int rnaily.
sS- As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duce bad told. Rheun atism Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne, Ague Lumps In the Breast, Paip in the
Limbs and Body; also, stif Heck-every person
should get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves. Mus
cies, Sinews Blood and Bones, and, by it's warming
electro magnetic power els ali pain from this o.
ten. Get a bottle aud try IL.
Bill ron have a Cough, use eHARTSH0RNE'B
PECT0KAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-itis is Tho
test Cough rup in th5 world q and soc a bottle
II You are Bilious. use uART5BUkNE'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, stom
acb and Bowels. carrying of all Bile aud Foul Sc
cre:toDs 25cents a bvx.
The above medicines to be had al all Drug Stores
in Richmond. N0rfJik. Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. oc l5-6m
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UkITATb BUAkDiNa.-MlSS BID
COOP has taken the large aud comfortable
A,n>s corner ot Main and 7th streets an will pen
Il " the reception OF Bosrders on the lst of October
=rxt. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
~ . by th" day Sc 25-sn
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r-rr. ,.,., -ss.s~..~1 ACCOMMODATION

eEa AY gTs9s TRAIN.-CHANGE OF
HUNS -On and alter NOV EmBEk lsT the Accom-
Il alton Train Of this Company, viii run daily teuI-
dAy = except~d) between Milford and kohmond;
leaving Milford AZ Z y A. Nj, snd arrive ia hich'
mo I'D al - A. VI. Returning, will leave Ricn-
mond AZ O'Clock P ~, aud reach Milford at 20
p. 81, stoppiag Tor passengers at any point each
way.
FARE.-The sane on the Mail Trains.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OvFICE II. r. & y. r. II. CUNPANY.(
Aichrnnrh Oct 2lst. lshs oc y
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iyJAAtlNG.- --uur house, on Grace st.
ID hetvc, 18th and 9Th, is now open for the accom-.
II ,'st'-1 ui hOagders, h Is MURRAY
yf.-tx VI ! MTRRAy
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ID tas taken the house formerly occupied by Mrs
II. i.acjo0. situated the corner OF Franklin
sa .h s,gcc which Is now Opcn for the reccptiou
al a,clmU r1at.1n of buAkDEkS. Genuemen
a'tb tEc' aHliles csa here be pleasantly situated
J Url U.rH can Sti acccntioSSt with Board by
l.E ayt X, month or yeag, either with or without
Ia5cinS Rev. Dr.. NJ, d Ho<e aud family. Who
hsve toy number of years .ided in the house are
yarT. A BF0Ck.
Fs-A SNa8ly number cf Gentlemen can be ac.
oursmhiatcd during the Fair on reasonable terms
Al
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With aag Chronic D sea5e considered incurable will
tecoive Letter giying information which will in.
sure speedF and perm.uont cure, by sending their
n.mes and one stamp (tJ prepay postage) to DR.. E
3. FoorR, the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author Of Medical Common Senss." 3aratoga
springs. N. Y. SO I3-dsy3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES
naS~ EXHIBITION WEkKi
NAGNIFfCENT DISPLAYf

KAGNIFTcENT DISPLAYf
THOMAS Il. PRICE 4 CO,
BY every arrival. sfe making large additions 70
their : s9mmsnding ;Ha, n1!y ssoss s 9, ef avn
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
In every department they are nov thoroughly ~
serted and able 70 gire buyers at home. VI from
abroad the advantage Of isrge and varied seiee.
ton.
The senior partner OF the house is again in mar.
Ret thus giving them the advantage u = r sidsnt
supply.
Do Black clota C!oaks
20 20 Cd, DO % % kaglans
DO Do oa d d. DO Cloak. lal
stefla shswls great variety
Long and square Broche Snswls
hosiery. Gloves Mitts. &C
Black aud Colored Bay adere Silks
English and American . Prints
Do DO DsaSis ssssEs skirt
Elegant vasntia Robes
Elegant Mousiains Robes
Point Lace and Brussels Sets
Val and Honiton do
Ls:e Collars in variety
bl.ck Thread nd trench Wells
bombazines, Grapes Wells, &C.
In the Heavy GOODS department, they have
iammed up their cellar again, and prepared to
show buyers every article for household aud fam
sold st.
They are new getting in
BLANKETS
sATrINET.
PULLED CLOTHS, 81 and "a
SLEEPS GREIs, all qualities
sHEBTINGS; LINssYs
Brown and Bleaehed C0TT0NS
FLANNELS &c, &c.
All of which offered upon the very best terms
oe 25-lm THOMAS PRICE 4 co.
lcoRRBsP0NDEHcE.l
k DR.. JAMES Is MoCAw, Professor
| OF Chemistry of Medical College of Virginia Dear
Sir: We would feel obliged il you would obtain from
DR.. VIM &. Anderson the pill he has In his possess
sion, (Which IL part of the medicine taken by
the late Mt Woosy,l and snalyse the same for as,
| giving us n written statement of its contents.
| Respectfully, WARING PEAkCE
| Richmond, Oct. ed, 1858.
| RICHMOND October 25th 1883.
| Messrs. WAXING i PEARcE--0eutiemen: / have
| carefully analy sed the pill, given me by Dr. W L.
Andersen. and hnd that 1t contains n email portion
of cal0mel, but maaly consists of the suipha,s Of
quinine. The presence of these two substances was
| distinctly proved by variety of tests. have no
doubt that the pill was composed entirely ef these
| medicinal agents.
Very respectfully, JB McCAw.
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SEWING MACHINE
has taken the highest premium wherever exhibits
at the Fail Fairs of 1858, incIadus the state Fairs
If New York. New jersey, Penusy lYania, Kentuc-
dy, Illinois, Wisconsin, ard CalitorDa and the FAlrr
t the Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis In
,tiutes
Ea- Cfflce 227 Main street Richmond
l respectfully ask the att. ntiou of purchasers to
these Machines which, for IA rIly use | confidently
recommeLd as the best ever offered to the public.
&C 23-l2L* Il FL CKAIGE Agent
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| Clark, auti-L.comp:on Democra..
| NassiCuUSsrrs election in Massachnsst,s
has resulted In the complete success Of the Renph
| lcanr. The returns fIom all the State, with the
exception of hfteen towna, are thus reported in
| round Numbers: Banks, Republican G5 O03,
heach, Democrat, $4,000 Lawrence, American u
oco. it is further reported that every Republican
candidate for Congress. has been elected. In the
state Senate the Republicans have obtained thirty.
scvsn aud tho democrats three members The
House Of Representatives, thus far, Is divided as
Silows; Republicans Io2 nemocTnts 20 Amert-
cens 10, and Dine towns yet to be heard f.om.
The following are tho names of the ctcerp
elected on the Republican atate ticket:
Nathaniel 2, Banks-Goyernor,
EIiphaiet --Lisutenan t.tioYernor
Oliver Misunderstanding of State
Charles White--Audtor,
Stephen II. Fhllps-Attorney General.
The following are the names of the gentlemen
elected TO the next Congress as compared with the
delegation in the present Congress.
Present Congress: hfTt Congress.
Robert h Bsll, Rep Thomas ID Eliot, hep
James Butiintop, kep James Buffinton, hep
Wn Damreil, Rep Charles + Adaue, Rep
Linus u Comrns Rep Alexander II kice, Rep
1hson Burii1gsiDe, Rep Anson Bu-lingsme, Rep
Timothy Davis. Rep John q Ailer. Rep
DANIEL w GGoch, Rep Daniel W Gooch Rep
Knapp Rep Chask Train Rem
XII Tha}er, Rep Mi Tbayer Ren
cSis.n tIi Shanee' hep Charles Dsano, Rep
Heh'y dawes, Aep Dawes Rep
hrw JEasrY.'-The returns from New Jersey
sho~ the election OF Nixon, repnb; Stratton, rep.
Adrian. anttIecomPton democrat; Riggs. ami.
Lecompton, and Pennington, rep. by heavy ma
torities. The Legislature stands thus: Senate-
Opposition 8, democrats IS. House-Opposition IS.
democrats25.
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A VALUABLE mAKhET FAKM FOR

\ SALE Il offer for sale that post desirable
Dairy and Market Farm. on the new Central read,
Known a. summerfsid, une mile aud half below
oaance In woods. affirming the cottage farm recent
ly owned BY kllis Pears. The improvements con-
materials. containing 9 ur rooms with the ususl
nt-honses This farm 10 admirably suited for 2
crops, with bold sprisg OF the best water. which
would enable the owner % hll several Ice konses |.
TIE owner. being engaged Ia other business. wohia
sell bargain. For further particulars sppiyIo
no LYME. Land Agent.
&C 20 Once over A Bcdekcrs Drug store
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GEO. q. STEEL, DENTIST,

cITIYp OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
No Z5l Main. between Sth and 9th sts Rich m md Va
Being acquainted with all the late improvements
both in the Mechanical and Operative Departments
II Dentistry, TEETH will bo inserted in the VERY
BEST manner, and on tae PUREsr material either b,
suction otherwise, tho patient may prefer or
the condition OF this mouth indicate. All ott er ope-
ratons filling, extracting, ac, performed thorough
Iy and carefully.
6.-for rent, the upper part. with basepIe Mt Of
the tenement now occupied by me. Possession given
ist January, 1857 &C l2-im
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H1- WHIrEHussrs ULD GALLERY. n

;
MAIS TREgT.--N0TrcE-WATsON takes Pictures
from 50 cents TO iI0t. Ambrotypes, Meiain1types on
leather a5d photogl apis. life size PLAIN c0ored.
either in psste or oil The painting 20 be done by
first class portrait painter. He doa5 not pretend
10 take them by the .OD by the aia of machine
~ suitable for running railway cars or an ocean
line Of steamers. He has two skyiizhts, enabling
him az all times 10 get good Pictures. an advantages
not possessed by any other Gallery In Richmond.
Also-Pictures taken for the Stvroscope.
In,
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EGxcaas 3. srRsE, Dentist, Of6cs
and residence, No 25l on aain between 8tk end 9Th
'raeta hfchInonc ts. uY 2i-iy
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sos, -,es@s.~=s~5 GREAT NORTH

II. ssag ..s-ss-sr~zssv1 UREAT NUHTH-
1pss 80 .2.;;ssear.:saty ERN AND WESTERN
- e E-TAEKEISC THE GREAT UNITED
STATES MAlL.-rwice daily (sunday night ex-
cepted) between Richmond, Washington Ba!ti-
Ir5rr. Fhildelphia and New York, and all f,nror-
tant points V ST. over the EICHM0hD. FREDER-
IGksBUKti and Potomac RAILROAD, IS miles
and by spgeuid apd comfortable Steamers thence
10 Asringten. s. miles in all l30 miles in hours,
being oulOrsahle snt perfectly safe rate Of speed.
ttour, OF departure, 6:i5 A. NJ, and =, z. II.
BAGGAGE. under charge OF SPECIAL Agents
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington Baltimore,
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SPECIAL Eor.GuH
~BUYERs OF SrovRs, ArrEsTios
ASA SNYDER.
AT THE RICH MnNn SrnVR UnpKo

ASA SNYDER.
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
Continues the manufacture for the supply of the
sgntnefn market, OF thode very popular COOKING
VIRGISIA AIR TIGHT
GEM on THE SOUTH. tthe best double oven
SOUTHERN PLANTER
SOUTHERN IRON WITCH
RICHMOND PREaiUM
Also. HEATING STOVES for parlors offices
stores factories, churches. and Gepots.
Ed- EMBER-Ga
mat These stoves are heayier than Northern
stores, anc COST no more per pound that REPAIRING
tsaEs can be at al times PROMPTLY supplied. aud
tneH operation is warranted to prove satisfactory
SSGertihcates OF merit might be produced by
hundreds IL necessary.
To enquire for the 'RICHM0Np MAKE OF
sTOfEc. and buy no others, dealers csu make
more on Northern stoves, aud are therefore more
inteTestei III tneH SAFE &C 4-tm
Na COuGHs, CoLDs, HoAgsEaEss, &c.
The prevalence Of the above complaints at this sea-
son has the effect OF bringing cut host of profes.
sediy new specifics and while come few may be
good. many are useless and come even dangerous
10 prevent disappointment, the best course TO pur
sue is TO consult you family phy sican otherw ise
use only such remedies as long public experience
hs pTosed 70 be safe snd eiicacious OF this class
s TfLEk5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
pic originally the favorte prescription OF en-
loe1t physician, 1t soon became popular family
medlcine, and without advertising, has continued
TO eng oy growing reputation for the last twenty
years In all recent CASES it acts like q charm and
Ia hUhronlc cases. Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, Group
1G ~ & u used with unparalleled success, as
Sold BIZ FISHER WiNsTeS. MEADE BAKER A
6opEkER, &c, at rs cents per bottle and in an ele.
per box, called TYLEas GUN ARABIC CoUGa CASDY
Drops" se 27Nsrr
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p6- Da. JoKs B WALrHALL, (Hom9o-
pathstl offers his professional services 20 the It'd
Eens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Cfice at his re-
sidence, on Leigh street, two aoois from 9Th.
ie l2--dIy
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1 fUMiRGS HAY. STRAW AND EUD-
~ DER CUrTER --rhis celebrated Machine has
tEa'n taken the highest premium at the National
Falr, held in this place, all other Cutters
sol as at nearly every Staso Fair in the Un'on.-
thu5 showing conclusively the superiority of this
Machine, above all others in the market. They are
simple in construction. as we'll strong and dura
bic, IN store and for sale by
CHURCH & FLEMING .
10 Corner Cary ana 18th stIeets.
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,.,s~ STnNl WARlN
MULES. MULES and HORsR8

ION have just resolved, direct from Kentuck Y,
u very choice and Superior lot OF stock. l have
sMULks we'll suited for iron masters, railroad rnT.
poses. and stree. and plantation use, all Of which
|xiii sell, exchange. break and deliver in city or
4couutry upon my usual accommodating terms, at
Davis Hntcheson's late Hardin's old stables.
EDWIN WALKER.
n II shall be Ia receipt Of fresh stock, direct
from Kentucky, every month. Enquire as aboye
au iy--d3ur e. W.
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- WI proprietor.
pGILEVuE HOsPITAL.-This Institu-
~ tiyu which has bseu in successful operate for
,aa last tus years is situated on
CdUkCH HILL, kICHNoND, VA.
d. lclIShti1l, airy position, and Is furnished witt
every convenience conducive TO the comfort Of pa
f'arls aat the successful treatment of disease.
Il h,., IstSly undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
- nj 10 be treated NJ their private lodgings.
Particular attention Will be paid to the lytaetn
soards, which are peculiarly commodious'
tPhyatIs ~. the rsmorlle e the Patiently
white patients, per wees..-....-.....-.....sa
SriyafS PTiyatS Rom, 1 ''.s; to SIS
So Clty acceptarocs required for patients from
g.. country, unless where the parties are known to
ore If the Phy.,cisus Of the ri0spita.
This lncIud's all charges Tor Board, Medical attend.
saee Nnr;,nS an4 Ms9ens nc, sy a. o
additional lee. .fugiag from 81 10 $50, will be chaTg
ii for Surgical cases Ihe particular sum may be
asc-rtaiHc beforehand by application to one OF the
attending Fhysclans.
NJ small poI admitted.
No pAtieut received for less than week.
ton to ali patients placed 10 their Hospital
ATTENDING PHTSIClANs.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 9Th.
THOMAS POLLARD, hi D.,
o A. CAENoHhW, NJ d.
Franklin St, next d2or 10 belqw G IJlliJy Church
Law Building, Frank lin street, next deCr to State
Court Hous
THos M. NIXON. Nj. D. Resident Physician
Is1 l-eOdly
irfIkMAKI OF THE MEDICAL COLI
ILS3E This Inirmary IS situated at the corner
~ Marshall aud College streets, in an elevated and
htsitLtui p0sltlon, cOnYs suleut 10 the railroad de-
ps hgtes and ether centres Of business. Ii Is far
nished with every ARRANGEMENT requisite for the
srccesstui treatment Of diseases and injuries and
for the colnt1rt Of the sick. All persons requiring
NriicAi OF Surgical aid, except the insane and thoss
la'1rinS uudec contagious diseases, are admitted
inte the Institution. Lylus-ln women are also re-
ee!Yei and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the PROBES
sovs Of ths College. who visit the yards daily. The
charges 'oT Boari Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine are for Per week
Co!CTcd %
TO SI0
IN addition the above rates, in cases TequiTiEz Z
Sirg,cai Operation, by agreement with the pEo-
rr.e;ors OF tho Bellevue Hospital, sInail fec is
charged tor the operation. ySrgIGS from g to so
ac0rtiS 10 IA importance. The particular Zee il
aug cae may be .-Certa}urd hy application toeitheT
tf tho Attending Surgeons or the AeHldent Physi
clan.
All charges pa Fable on the removal Of the patient
Attending Surs eons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICoLAs and
WRLLFoRD.
Attending Physicians Profs. TUCKER and Gov
WAY.
Resident PHI ysicisn-JUSIUs NICHE. II. D.
Eteward-F. M PARRISH.
t'resident-L. ). J0ISE5, NJ. b.
Persons IN the country, desiring 10 send patients
the infirmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ap 26-6m
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