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TNFTRWARY or TUE AIEDiCAL COL

FNFlRMARI DE THE hlED1CAL COL-
LEGE.-Tliis institution. located at the corner OF
Marshall and College streets, in n convenient ana
airy situation is open for the reception Of patents
throughout the year. All persons requiring Med
cal Surgical aid. except the insane anf persons
affected with contagious Diseases are admitted I'M"
The accomm oiations for the sick are complete, and
private rooms are provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients are under the charge Il the Professors
of the College, aided by an experienced teeident
Physician. The charges fur Board, sledicai Atten-
dance, Nursing. and Medicine, are, for
White patients. ...sD DIT week.
Solofed 90 .'.''.''.'..':'..', 40. o'
Private ro1ms..: 80 tosi2 90; 40 +,s
Bellevue Hospital liz cases requiring SdTgfcdt OlS
SrctOg in addition TO the above rates. fee. varying
from 81 to $50 in different cases will be charged Tor
the operation The particular fees may be ascoT-
tanned on application TO either the attending sur-
geons, or To the President Of the lnfrmary.
sH- all charges 10 BE- pad on htrsmOUdi u Tie pa
Persons in the country desiring to send patients
10 the Inhrmary. or tu obtain information concern
ing IT, may address the President or the Steward.
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PE1IcoLAs and
WkLLFoRp
Attending Pbysicians- TucKgR and Con-
Resident Phyaician-N .RIoS HOWARD, NJ. d.
Steward-f. NJ. PARRISH.
Presidrnt-L. JONES, NJ. D. ia 6-d6m
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ViR-
GINA CAPITAL IOG.a9 DOLL LbARSi-Money re-
cejyed on deposit in of five dollars and upwards
on which interest at the rate Of per centum per
mum is paid, for remaining six months or long
er for shorter periods, interest ct the rate ot per
The whole Joint stock bound for tho deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. b. STAKE at the store Of T. b. spence
corner Of Main and Governor streets, Richmond va.
SAMUEL +. COTTRELL, President.
T. b. STARKE. Cashier.
C. WALTHALL Secretary.
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TIE SAVANNAH BANKS ABOUT TO RESUME PAYMENT.
We are gratfed to learn from what we regard
reliable source, that il was unanimously resolved
at meeting yesterday of the Presidents OF the
Banks Of this city, to resume the payment Of specie
on the first day of June next, or at earlier day.
If they can obtain the cooperation of the Banks at
Augusta and Charleston. We also learn on same
authority that since the passage of the late Law,
the Banks of Savannah have been con sfantly en-
deavoripg to piace themselves in condition to re-
sumo at an early day. We hope that the commu-
nifty will feel the relief anticipated though some
there are we know who are not without fears that,
whilst this step will restore the character of the
Banks aud stop much irritation against them, the
stringency of the money market will be increased.
Whatever may be the result, the Banks Will con-
slider that they win thus have discharged their
duty.-lSrrdna6h Georgian.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-A CARD.-Tho

ITO THE PUBLIC.-A CARD.-The
proprietor of HENRY'S STIMULATING Ii
NTHBNT, in Introducing this specific TO the atten
o Of the people Of Virginia desires it 10 he under
stood that he il no merceDary adven'urer III the do
main of Therapeutics. BY the possession of valu-
able formula, he has been enabled to relieve the
suitsrugs OF number OF his afflicted fPliowerea-
lures and is now prompted 10 extend these remedial
benefits to all. The Linimsnt has been used for
vcral years, by persons residing in Richmond and
its vicinity all of whom will cheeTtully bear teSt-
mnny 10 ifs efficacy in aIlayns pain, and removing
disease The ailments for which il is principally
nsed. are RHEuMA ATIsM, PAINS or WEAKNESS IN THL
B[CK OR BREAST, NFrRALGIA Group, COLDS, EAR and
FoorHAcHE, HEADACHE. BRUISES, SPRAISs, and all
other affections in which liniment may he a.iyan-
:ageousiy employed. HENBY'S STIMULATING
LiNIMENT does not belong 10 that class of Fluid
"Iinments" with which the public are already IA
niIar-fs composition is altogether different, and
rartakng Of the qualities Of salve combines ad-
yantayes which scarcely require dem Jnstration.
The Linim' ut is for sale by the following Druggists
in this city: Meade Bsber. W. Peterson, John W
(3arlick Grubbs Apperson. L: b.: Thomas and =.
VI. Hachrifs Il. PURCELL ,tADD q co,
ia oI-Im " holesaie Agents
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS


L -Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured.
The price OF Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only sG placing
il in the power of all to obtain OF these Invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss can con-
venenty be sent by mail or express to any portion
of the Stale.
scnd a measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether Won desire weak or strong spring. dis
tnctly writing your name and place OF Residence
The pad of this Truss works on the ball ami socket
system giving it great latitude of motion, 30 as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then nxng
il there aI your plea.uTe by small lever attached
IL is worn with perfect comfort The Truss Is neat
instrument aeing perfectly simple and pot Mt all liza
bic TO get out of order be broken 1t has cured
great number ofpersens in this city and throughout
the State and will most cheerflly refer to gen.
tlemer who are well known for their veracity ana
resp ciability who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and that too in cases
Of long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical IN. pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
In advance.
Persons not knowing can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, will give
any reference to responsibility and promptness
The Truss or any Information concerning It, caR be
had of q. G. JAt tks0N,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
~ b. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all means obtain one for they will
not only cure, but are 50 durable that they the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds of Trusses kept and sold reasonable
de l3-iy
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WORTH kEADING.-why is it that SC

u
w many suffer and repine and drag cut misera-
bic existance, untitled for the enloyments, and even
ordinary pursuits of life when relief may be obtain
cd and health and yigor restored by treatment AZ
once convenient and safe well as permanent in its
character. -.
To those who have suffered long with disease ulti.
mating in loss of appetite, yigor and distate OF
social Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity,
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions, a
thorengfl cure and sonnd body and mind without un
pleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary bu-
sness pursuits.
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic structures an irritable
bladder &c; also, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheumatism,
Piles, &c, skillfully and successfully treated
Dr. Harris can be consulted daily. between the
hours OF 10 A. VI and p. NJ and 10 10 Z. NJ. at bis
rooms United States Hotel.
Ladies' OF delicate constitutions, those sunerfng
from complaints peculiar 10 the Sex, are invited 10
communicate or send their address .
In order to satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there ia mo- intention on the part Of Dr. H. TO
hambug them, he begs 10 state that no fee or renu-
neration will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
Consulting Rooms No. ~. third floor, opposite the
DO ls--sin~ American Hotel, Richmond. va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EkT" LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JAS. PLsssaSrs.

JAS. X. lEk 4 JAS. PIgksASTs
LEE h PLEAsANTS, Attorneys at Law. Notaries
,uhlic, aud Commissioners of Deeds, &C.. will prac.
tee In all the Courts OF the city Of Richmond and
tie COMMITTEES of Goochland, nenTico and Hanover.
Office on nth street, second door from Main.
III
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On FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
IL moving into a larger building the Basin
hank we offer the house at present occupied by us
for rent WIN 7. STAPLES Il co,
18th street. next door to
Ia 4 Shiplhs 4 SnmerYille
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no TOBACCO MANuFACTUkEKo
L AND PERSONS CONTEMPLATING BUILD
ISG.-the subscriber is prepared to dress in supe-
rior style LUMBER of every description. Tobacco
manufacturer can have their Lumber dressed cheap
er and better than they can 10y hand. He Will alSO
make BOXES aud CASES on reasonable terms. He
has large well enclosed yard. where he will store
Lumber free oil expense 10 the owner.
Persons intending to build repair will do well to
give him q call, rs he is determined to do any work
which may be given him in as good style and on a.
favorable terms il can be done at any other estah
h'hmaut in the city. Lumber c IN be taken to and
from his Mill as low a. TO any other.
Those who may find it inconveDent to call, by ad-
dressing a line through the Post Office will be
promptly attended to
~. MhULDlNGS of all kinds kent on hand and
worked to order. Il. j. CRUMP,
ia lin Corner OF Leigh and "a sts.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN
- FOR THE CURRENT YEAR,-Fourth year of
the Cosmopolitan Art Association. Purchase Of'thc
famous Dtiesseldorf Gallery of Paintings. Repur-
chase of Powers Greek Slave.
Terms OF subscription: Every subscriber of three
d0rS is entitled to the large aud costly 81 Steel En-
tifuy illustrated Cosmopolitan Art Journal, one
year; also to certificate in the annual awards of
premiums which takes place on the 3lSt of january,
1855.
Those who prefer a magazine, can select from any
Of the Hee dollar mOnthlies. the four British Re
views. q. L.. DERBY, Actlary, u A. A..
54S Broadway, New York.
Subscriptions received by c. II. sUTTqN.
Honorary Secretary for Richmond. Va.
Corner of Bank and Ilth sta
Subscribers who fail to get their magazines regu-
larly, must address the Actuary.
tion is paid. q. Ii. ).
S-2Nt
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RowDYIsM CHEcKEp.-A Young feIlo

calling himself HENRY JENKINS and hailinr from
the qniei city of Brothcrly Love- made his appear
ance before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge of interfering with the firemen in the
discharge Of their duties, and with drawing a
large knife on Mr. John L. Rogers, the eommau
der of No. company. jenkins has twice before
beeu in the hands OF the Mayor for disorderly con-
duct, and on each occasion slipped through the
fingers OF the law, by promising to leave the city
at once. He was recognized as "brawlng mem
Der" to No. 3-probably without the consent OF
the officers and members-and as SUCH the MsyoT
determined to put him to work in the chain gang
for six months, in default of bail for his good be.
tayior. If few more Of the rowdies who get up
fires and alarms. merely To give the firemen work
aud pick up ealai. things in the midst of the ex.
element could he hiiched in the traces with Jeu-
kins. We should have fewer fires and alarms of
fires at night.
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FLoGGISG.--Aceordipg toa Parliamentary return,
II appears that in 1856. the number OF seamen and
bows logged in her Maiesty's navy was 1897 the
total number OF iashes inflicted was A. 1872; the
highest number given to any cuiprlt was 80, and
the lowest /. The greatest amount OF hogging ap-
pears to have taken place on board the Royal Al
bert in which ship twenty-one seamen received
900 lashes Another Parliamentary return lately
issued with respect to corporal punishment In the
army, contrasts favorabiy with the navy record Of
nogsins. Out of l3s regiments OF corps, only 50
have been disgracedia this way. The total num-
ber OF soldiers iogged in 1856 "a and the num-
ber of lashes inflicted was 81.
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Eay~ LACE CAPEs-Basques and Bridal
Wells, mad" TO order; Stamped Collars fer working.
Ia l3-~d2w LADIES BAZAAR.
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For RENT-And possession given

as TVN MIN I--4hLIU FVNENostUiA BIFtH
ET Immediately. the store No s. Main street. now
T~~Ipiri by the subscriber ltis central And of
the best locations in Richmond for any kind Of
wholesale or T-tsi business.
The StOrs and Cellar will be- rented either with
without the upper part. Apply % -..
IA T5-lm fifcAAS A. RCsT,
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SEY DWELLING on Grace street. between Adams and
fs,l5vl,ce one square above Granc Ftrect Baptirt
thUrrh. The hcuta c0utAns ten foors, an has
been recently repaired ard sas introduced; has the
ity water in the yard, and is IN ono of the most
Y,iaa Ssnt nesghbarhoNts In the city.
To good tenant the rent will he low, Apply 60
- Ss-fS RAGLsND A BRO.
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g. ROOM FOR RENT.--W have for
H.s rent ever our store. large. hHndso rue
front room. +. MCCARTHY & son,
"a % III Broad street.
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@s FOR RENT-A very desirable and
ksi convenient residence, having seven good rooms
wants, fuel g. upon tie ln' and the lot has two
convenient entrances to 1t. situated on Broad street
between gath and 18th streets. ApplY 10 Il. E Pol
TIAUX, over Mr.. L. A. Clopton's Office, or =
=. &. EARUS,
M All stTe
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Eay~ LACE CAPEs-Basques and Bridal
Wells, mad" to order; Stamped Collars fer working.
ia l3--d2w LADIES BAZAAR.
f6s~C. 3. BARRET, formerly with
Messrs Biuford, Mayo & Blair desires TO return his
sincere thanks 10 his friends aud scquantances who
paironzed him 50 kindly while there, and begs TO
g 1sT thft 4f /. P%w rere .3a.a b az VIII m
happy to sec them. ia B-di2tScwlt@
R0s~ THE MUSTANG LINIMENr CURES
RheumGtisr
Tfe Mts1an0 EtHimcnt cures Barns and Wounds
Tie HnSfastg Li8imcnt cures SyreS and Ulcers;
Tie H,fStaog Ltaimsnt cares ttred Breasts and Sore
Nippics:
Tie NgsfarO Lipimcpt cttres Neardlgia:
The Mustang LiRipten cares Cirrus and Warts;
The Mustang LinimeHt is north
100000 DOLLARS PER ANSUM
To the United states, the preserver and restorcr
Of valuable Horses aud Cattle. IL cures all Sprans
Gaijs Wounds, Stif Joints, &c.
Will you answer this question Did you ever hear
any ordinary sore, swelling, Sprain Stiffness,
either on man beast which the Mustang Lini-
spectacle Druggist in any part OF the world-in fu-
e. pc, Asia or America-whO did not say 1T was the
greatest discovery of the ageF' Sold everywhere.
Every family should have III three ,s sizes
IN S-d&wlm Pfopretors, New York.
EB-To MAKE GooD BIscUIrs,
Use Semples Inftllible Baking Powder.
To make good Batter Cakes,
Use Semple's InGsllible Baking Powder,
To make good Buckwheat Cakes,
Use temples Inailible Baking Powder.
Use semries Infaliible Baking Powder.
JOHN w GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place, Franklin street, Richmond. Va.
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MAKE GooD BIscUIrl

nay WHY SUFFER WITH A Couch, from
sCold, Hoarseness, or aConsumptive Cough, when
you can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
HORNES pECT0RAL SYRUP of WILD CHER
RY1 1t liz combined with other articles suited for all
lung Asthma Catarrh and Bronchial Affections.
K is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and is pro-
bounced by those who have sSed it. rs tire best Cough
syrup in the wordl
Bottles Is, 20 cents and sI Sold by PURCELL,
LADD & co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
oc l0-6m
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WAR Ira MADE Up Or--The census Of the Uni
ted States show that we have two million and
half farmers one hundred thousand merchants
sixty-four thousand masons, and nearly two bun
ired thousand carpenters. Ne have iourteen
thousand bakers TO make our bread; twenty -four
thousand lawyers 20 set as by the cara forty thou
sand doctors to sklii or cure and fifteen hnndfsd
editors TO keep this motley mass In order, by tue
power Of public opinion controlled and manniac'
tured through the press,
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. FOR RRNT--The Dwelling above

Esi our store containing five Rooms. suitable for
TTIIly or Lodging Rooms. There is an entrance
rom tbs ST. Charles Hotel TO these rooms. spply
10 DUhE 4 HUTCHES0N,
Z ~ q Mafil afr rnnf
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TOR RENT AND SALE.

80 TWO NEWLY ERECTED BRICK
EsS TENKMENTS OK CLAY STREET FOR RENT.
N@ have for rent two newly erected brick Tene-
r,snfs on The south side Of Clay lat, and "rpo-
s'te the residence oi L, W. GlRzr brook. ESQ. The
br,sOS are large and convenient. having about :
rooms each, with large yards in rear, aud snrplied
with city water ani gss They siiuNted Ia plea
sant and retired neghboFhod, and persons IN search
of comfortable houses waula do we'll appiy,
" "a os-StawI;t JAS VI. TAYLOR 4 son.
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O. FOR RENT-Two fine large Rooms,
~ embracing the second and third stories, over
our office Apply to ISAACS & TAYLOR,
no It's Corner Main and 18th ats.
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An UGLY soRApE.-Emma Graham and

hH odLl SCHAPE.-EHlUlA UranAm Anu
Alice llargrove, two frail young women. were ar
raigned before the Mayor, yesterday morning to
answer the charge OF stealing sundry articles OF
wearing apparel, valued at So, from Ida Gator
son, OF Washington City. on Thursday last. Misc
Caterson testifedsthat the prisoners and herself
nau occupied the same room in Washington and
that she had loaned them, on several occasions
articles OF wearing apparel, to walk ont Last
thursday morning Miss IIargrove remarked that
she intended leaving for Richmond that evening
and told Emma she would bring her with her bu,
did not have money enough to pay their passage
Friday morning Miss Catersou missed her apparel
and finding that her silk velvet cloak had been
taken from her trunk, pursued the parties here
i'y the aid of officers Chakly and johnson she
had recovered all but her cloak She had moi
loaned either of them any clothes that day, and
did not know that they intended to leave Washing
ton.
Miss Graham admits bringing all the clothes bu,
the cloak. her statement il, that she dressed 10
have her miniature taken to send to her sister
and afterwards accompanied Miss Hargrove to the
boat. White the two were talking the boat started
aud she was compelled to come on As soon as she
reached here she told her sister that she had acct
dentally brought Miss Caterson's clothes with her
| aud asked her to write TO Miss C., informing her
Of the fact, and assuring her she would return
With them on Tuesday. The Mayor admitted them
to bail for their appearance this morning.
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- FAMILY RESInENCE FOR kENT.

az The upper of the brick tepements on
the North side At Main, between I'd and 81 streets
recently pished with II and all suitable
cpmmodations FOR family.
~ --3iut John ROBERTSON
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GS-s
AZ at present occupied by VIM Christian, on 25tb
street opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church. Church
Hill. II contains fve rooms, with well of water in
the yard. Terms liberal, Applyto to
nL-is GnbDlN & APPERSON.
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@ STABLE FOR RENT-A good
ssii Stable and Carriage House for rent in rear OF
oar store IS. L. PERKINS h Co,
ja4 lIl Eagle Square.
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0S BBLS. new crop NEW ORLEANS
~ AolasseE 10 hhds do DO do do Sugars. for sale
BY tjs l9--tsl WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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GIvE THE WAr.--A negro fellow.
called Smith, servant to VIM. Hubbard, was cor
victed before tine Mayor Of efowding the sitievsIk
and being disorderiy, and ordered hfteen stripes.
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In raising the heart above despair an old fiddle
Is worth four doctors and two druggists shops
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ga FOR RENT.-Two small Rooms,
es:s with steam power, suitable for = Tobacco Box
Maker Rooms. twelve by thirty feet. Apply, COR
ner of Byrd and IIth streets. sc pts
xsa HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
Esf Tenement on Main street, the residence Of the
infs fho1las Cowles decd, and Of late occupied by
Mr. A b. Hutchinson I'd door from the residence OF
Dr. Dove, In Union Row. Is for rent Possession 81
ven the lat Of October. Application to be made to
Thomas B. Carter. or the undersigHef.
THOMAS ". DOSWELL,
Administrator of Thomas Cowes. deceased
&c Z5-ts
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LOCAL MATTERS.
DEsTRUcrlvE FIry-Basvoen ~,

DESTRUCTIVE EFIRE.-Between the hours
| of12 and o'clock yesterday morning. the cab,pa,
Warerooms and Manufacturing establishment ef
Mcssrs. BrSFoRp & PoRrKR, Northeast corner of
18th and Franklin streets we're set on Ere and on,
tireiy destroyed. The establishment consisted of
two large four story brick tenemeHts fronting ON
Franklin street, the western one running back the
depth OF the lot 10 au alley, and the eastern one
about two thirds of the way, in the rear Of which
was frame lumber house. where various kinds of
lumber we're stored. In this rear building, filled
as 1t was with eombnsthle matter, the torch Of the
incendiary was lighted, and in a few minutes
thereafter, the house wrapped in flames. The
fire soon communicated with the eastern brick
tenement, which burned rapidly, aud from there
spread to the main cr western building, In which
was the wareroom and workshops. As soon as
they could conveniently 60 50, the fremen got
their apparatus to work. and labored increasingly
to check the raging element, which now fas-
tening upon every particle of wood within It's
reach, and running from window to window, aud
hoor to floor. but failed 10 conquer il until it had
completely gutted thetwo tenenlents leaving only
the bare walls standing. Some few articles of fur
niture were removed in a damaged state. but
much the greater portion of the stock, and all the
tools OF the workmep. were destroyed. Messrs.
Binford Porter had about $4,000 worth of fur
ntu-e aud stock on hsud, upon which they had
an insurance in the Virginia Pre aud Marine OF
nee OF s. 500. Their building were insured in the
Mutual Assurance Office for 5000.
East of Messrs. Bnford Porters establishment |
was the residence of Mir. James b. Lipscomb, the
roof of which took fire from the burning build. |
ings, and before the furniture in the house could
be removed, the east parapet wall Of Messrs Bin
ford Porter's house toppIed over on to the roo5
of Mr. Iipscombs building, the immense weight OF |
the bricks crushing their way TO the second floor,
rendering the etfce a complete wreck. Mr. Lips
combs loss is covered by insurance of $4,000 in
the Richmond Fire Association office.
North of the burnt buildings u nest of wood |
en- tenements aud traps, which were prevented |
from taking fire by the exertion of the firemen.-
The Whig building was also in great danger at one |
time, but sustained no injury.
SERIOUS ACcyDENT.-Yesterday morn
ing, while the cabinet establishment of Messrs
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The patients are under the charge the Professors
Of the Cnlle.c, aided by experienced tesldent
Physician. The charges FOR Board, Medical Atten-
dance. Nursing. and Medicine, are, Tor