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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio hodge No. I0I.-Neets Masonic Han.
corner Market andNlOnroe Streets A and thfr Nom
dAyereangs each month G. ". Is, W. NJ; ALes-
aHder LaagAtfa, ssere.ary. r. LOO
wheeItnE Lodge Ne. 12ss Meets as shove on
thsS's and laird Thursday evening sf each month. F. a.
SaESTtlSsER, W. "; S. W. Peareoa, Secretary.
WheeliIE Uuion Chapter Ne. 19.-9eets al
above On the saoO Monday evening OF month W.
seotr, IL P; S. " Pedrsoa, Secretary.
WaeeiinS EncamPmeat Ne. I.-Meets as
sOSreOn sSsrth Monday evening Of each MONTH W.
S'EFs &. G., 4. LdyF"g. RsSOnior.
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German PrOteStaRt, Union Eall, Main street, betwee
NOnrOe and Quincy; services 1O15 morning.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Virginia.. Lodge NO. :s.-Meets every Thursday
veninEat Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
IANrs NJ. Hall, n. g.; B. II. Carr, Secretary
franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as abOTeeveEy
Monday evening. DAVID BATHA, N. e.; Wftsta" u.
Ne isisey, Secretary.
VIM. FELL I.OdEe No. 3S.-Meets asRbove eve
~ Wednesday evening WnI1AM HElyfE, N Gi job"
Saiaas Secretary.
Wheeling i.odEe No. 5s.-sreets every Monday
evening the Hail. corner Market aud Quincy streets
W D POrrs, n. G.; John Zao6airIi, Secretary.
PanOIn lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Fsday evening. Jos. HAsRLY, n. Gi job" Z. Nag''eH
Secretary. 1If1E
Wu. Tell RncnmPu1ent No. S4.-Meets as
above the and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month. JOHx BADER, @. p; ORas. LtRek, Scribe.
A6ram's HnrRm PuleuI No. 1.-Meets at the
Hail. Market aud Monroe Streets the staudthfrd
Tuesday evenings OF each month. WA TGYIuH Q. P Geo.
sllrd, ", Scribe. January l9, ISIS,
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Winter ArranRement.
W1nIef ArrauBtm N
E s5ssss.ssss.z l::sSsi22s R
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE r. A 4, NJ n D ,-

WHEELING STATInNr Nov. Td, 1851.
N and after Sunday Evening, nov. st, the Passenger
" trains will leave this station daily $40 A. NJ 44O
r NJ, and 10 p NJ, Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily Except Sundays) at SlO A. NJ, Will
charge passengers all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accomm Odaun train
discontinued East end Of road p. --r gaf
The Express train daily at ill p 81, VIII receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations only
wood, MOundsyle, Cameron, burton, BE sntons Ferry,
Fairmot, Petterman Grafton ROwSburg, Piedmont, Cum
berland, No IL Water Station Johns Hun,
harpers Ferry MOnocRcy, Sykesville, and Washington
Junction The Mail train daily, Except Saturday,
r. NJ, will receive and discharge passengers all the
cipal stations.
The trains will arrive follows: Mail A b.
train 1Ui5 A. NJ Accommodation train, from Cum
Oerland, at 6:S5 +. NJ, Wheeling time.
w. G WOODSInE, Sup't.
move J.. b FORD, Agent.
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TRANSPO PORTATIO
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
DUBLIsHED THIS DAY-By c. sCRIBNER

u brooSs Building, No ~ Srhnd-St, New 1nlk.
PEASANT LIFE IN GERMANY-By Miss ANNA c.
Josssos, author Of Myrtle Wreath" "The ifoquois Ac
vol, limo. 45o Iases. Sl 25
" Josi such book only could write, and woman
OF common sense, Independence, intelligence close obsea
ton aud great energy and The suhorcss visited
GermAny 20 0dy the people and with passing Of the
nsbs and hlshri classes particular attention
Se-e alton OF the condition Of the
urely from village 10 village in the Valley Of the Rhinthe
fAlatzte. the Ode AID the Black SANony and in
deed throughout the interesting portions Germany
She people In thcir everyday dress the
6es IN their sshop and in their homes She hc
their festival days and IN their and picturesque
and she gives -crtahc oescuptsn Of hugs sctu
ally seen the results Of suidebook and hearssy In
the beaten track Of tourists threadeare description
Of the hons the cities the osthdas old castles antiqui
6e and works Of have something freshs familiar talk
sed tak about the guilds and trades farmers
ard farming the military system and is effects the ordinary
the domestic of cooking Ac
the vintage, sents and
sons social life OF the people their schools ompoymeut
rents funerals and such things travellers 90 not
ordinarily observe aud such curious to know We
-, night down huts and fields OF the people brought into
s actual presence ami feel that know and understand
1elI condition
VIII be- rcady IN a few days:
THE EIGHTH EDITION OK TIMOTHY TIrCOMBS
LETTERS TO THE SINGLE AND MARRIED SoA,
Emo, 81.
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tie following plan:
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o,her COMMERCIAL ard MONEY INTELLIGENCE -
shsl ee deemed Of specia interest 20 Merchants "a,
IL Il VII be without chsrg By mail PsaSc prrps,' 20
10000 COUNTRY MERCHANTS who hcy goods IN Nr~'
forh Philadelphia Baltimore, Boston The names VII %
selected BY Messrs McKiop Wood from those reeoried on
the eooh. Of he Commercial Agency snt hey eaal,e
not lees a shs be sent this being the e nn'noer f
Country Merchants ha they consider desirable aa' 70 .'
dress
i'll TIE ,n,al exrruse will be defayea by MERCANTILE
ADVERTISING for which ONE DOLLAR per line sill b.
charged Those who require their 10 be dPsSea
viii make special bargains therefor. .
believed that equal opportunity fof sac'essine onsIy
Merchants offered IN the United sa; even a. double
:reh. cost of t Thi. sheet intended for Merchants
eope and will contain other matter han such 80 Asgd
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E R n E S T l N'o O..
THE HEARTS LOSGISGs.
BY ALErB.
limo cl, : -
NOW pTaDY


limo. cl, 81 -
NOW READY
Since Jane Eyre have lot found more power and s'ra
ton Of which moothes the sul and sets
s:.rs BAKED 10 the vieS, than be tAsthl po--es.e.
Utica Herald.
i; hs. much braney, and certain adfnabe tone which
lit. Il beyond he ordinary o. novels Aloon.
" In bis me The author sTlnre great dea OF
power" New Bedford Mercury.
One of the first tsrsry productions ofthe and nos:
welcome II las nevefnssEnE Interest, which IL
tes,-- you r-sd We strongly commend it to The
reading world"
Erne.tiu novel q English fe ideszed written in
style OF prosepoe-ry very unusual
The author BE- student Of Goethe for the ending Of the
volume IL the style Of German poem than English
romance" ). CouTl.r
we do not hesitate 20 pronounce me work Of scholar and
thin ker which will D. 80 with piesure profit too
fPit-sburE Dispa:eh
notes. sad exciting IN is character than the world
renowned Bronte novels iiisde phis Item
The book il marked by singular ability pictures vivid
and powerful On the whole strange tale VIII make i'm
yrs.sion and If mistaken, reputation for the
author" Nsx York Express
written history be worked
with minute Of detail attn OF eloquent dic:ion and
fsscnaon OF interest, really reuiartsts' Sunday Times
This is extraordinary book-po~ -ruy written. and eSd
emily III. uok of land The dcon elegant and
the story worked Up interest that with zach
advancing chapter We pronounce the book he production Of
Of genius who has given evidence Of ofa hish
order New York Day Book.
STANFORD DELIssER, Publishers,
No Hrosdv;ay
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N From Ppyss
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a ~
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Published SATURDAY, sept. A.
COOPER GENT, AND OTHER SKETCHES FROM TIE CoUy-
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"A record Of Gods sracous dealing with the mesne and
visitors the abode Of poverty and misery will be ENCOURAGED
by it, As testimony 70 Code shialnes. in besto~ins his
Of and suffering such record has vae
while II Also serves a. ,mpe OF the Method Of epPr2senns
Pnbi.hed SATURDAY, Sept. II:
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FILMING By TsSo1s, oe strrRpxS l1,IS, sl9ih, Oh p
HOW TO LIVE. Illustrated in the lives of Fredenck
Rerhese Man of Business Gerhard Chri.
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"''' '-''''' onsATURDAY, Oct
HARRY SEYMOUR; the Little Boy whose feet would
home lsH'O, cloth; c.r,pn,v n, &c.
Mrs. COOPERs STORY Or, THE GOLDEN MUSHROOM.
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lSmo, cloth. -x
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'''' Az = ''' On SATURDAY, Nov IS:
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DAISY; Or. THE Los! LAMB, Beautifully illustrated.
THE DRAMA or DRUNKENSEssi or sI1rrrs SCENES
IN THE DRUSKARDs THEATER. lSmo, cloth
OsHIELLEj Or, MISSIONARY LIE AFRICA. lsrnO..
interest will be published during
'"s "ifi THE AMERICAN sUNDAY-scHoo4 UNION
No. SIS Broadway, New.York.
And for sale by all Booksellers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
EIkST FICTION OF TIE FALL CROP.
The above caption heads column Of sFpTeciAiv' ad
ndaiory review The CisaSo DAILY Joarnai oil 3
Roes Book,
TRUE TO THE LAST;
Or,
ALONE on WIDE SEA.
ALONE on A WIDE SEA.
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Nj Roe f. euers syote Of the critics, well - MS
100 OO0 READERS.
"Freshp "eherring" "interestns" and "Popsar" are
few Of the eciyes used by the reviewers in commencing
TRUE TO THE LAST.
Saws the correspondent Of The Boston Transcript
IA literary gentleman Of the highest chsrscter):
"Ofa advanced species Of interest and yet equally
removed the eritcDls and eNtraysgaDt novel; the
yrtngs Roe Eho sor Of Lonslslsnd Goldsmith whose
thoroughly genius long recognized by h pub
.hers This writer deals neither IN the Of adventure
tie ntIgues o fashion while hi All far supasse the moral
CON u,onpsces of the pOo but poUs yaeorur He
patient observes and things around him. aud by virtue Of
al honest sympathy herewith Of sustained
interest and draws ctaracte which however humble
genuine in their way, worth Mr Irobbad
ceived they ppes 20 syps-s and cha
rural households with aud pracs examples Of
worth Herein MI Roe bsnesctor TIE and
que eioimeI. The titles Of his books indicate their scope
= Look Ahead I've been Thinking To Love and 10 b.
Loved natural domestic and genial these transcripts Of one
the largest spheres Of American life and the a just pub
lisbed By DERBY Jackson aud entitled True " the Last H.
ia many respects the best Of the series We commend il
eponsble graphic, unaffected and instinct with
tents.ous but truthful ar"
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers, No. ll9 Nsssau-st, and
for ssle by Boo ksesrs generally
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
THE FALL TRADE OPENED
CIIAS. HEARD Co., NO. 30I oRAND-sr
Having coniIl.led selection of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL TRADE,
We would ve he attention ofouI patrons aud Walt
ins the city.
Our stock Of
RICH DRESS GOODS
embraces desirable style Of foreign fabrics wen The
more useful articles Of dome manufacture.
IN PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION
We would call particular not;-e 20
Rich SILK ROBES AND DRESS PATTERNS,
CHENE BAYADERE5
CANNELE STRIPES,
CANNELE BAYADEREs,
POLKA F0ULARD3 kc., &c.
BLACK GRO DE RHINs at 81 per yard.
LADIES RA0LANS aud CIRCULARS
splendid assortment
BLACK THlBET CLOTHS, IA wide, FOR SHAWLS-
RICH FRENCH PRINTS, exquisite patterns
WE WOULD ALSO CALL
HOUSEKEEPERS' ATTENTION
TO OUR USEQUALED ASSORTMENT Of
LINENS AND COTTONS,
PURE IRISH LINEN sHIRTINGs.
FINE LINEN sHEETlN0
RICH DAMAsK DIAPERS, &c, Aa
FINE DAMAsK NAPKINS, at l2f p dozen.
ALLENDALE SHEETINOS i0-4 wide IS , yard
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS at 6!e y yard.
DOMESTIC PRINTS, styles in vai.-.y.
Ozoes fom The country must be accompanied With cash
CHARLES HEARD CO,
NJ. 81 9rands-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

IAFoRTASr 70
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
One Of the best ssso---d wocks,
FRESH, CHOICE, ATTRACTIVE,
received per recent arrivals from Europe,
expossD ros SALE Ar oUR
WAREROOMS,
so & 80 CIIANiBERS-ST., n. W
10 which We solicit attention.
Great 10 displayed In our selection.
DRESS GOODS.
The variety style exhibited in this Department lrss
S1AWLs AND CLOAKs.
We have and Of the most shonsbs
shsoe and shape for Fall and Winter
SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS,
ALL MAKES
HOSIERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS.
LINENS, EMBROlDERIES. CLOTHS AND CASSlMEREs.
DOMESTICS.
We have made purchases for Cash. and prepared
give buyers at TIE very lowest figure,
AERRlMAC COCEECO, PACIFIC sPRAGUE, NAN
CHESTER, &s,
PRINTS AND DELAINES.
Cabot, Lawrence, Amosksag, York hills
Dwight, Lonsdsle, wamsa..A
sHEETINGS AND SnlRTINGS,
and other popular styles Of Domestics
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
NOa 90 ard 81 ChAmbeust, NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

WELLSs DEPOT for BOOKS, MAPS and
w CHARTS specially suited 20 the sales Of agents Re
moved AGENTS wanted in al paris Of the United States
whom liberal Inducements will be given Descrptve
catalogue free application Address j. g. WELLS
Publisher Noe 81 Psrk-row. and ls7 Ns.sau.t, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
AlilIinnp, &r.

RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BON
~ NET GOODS ard other articles connected with the txsde
IN great variety p TIBBALs5, No. l Bowery Sd dooi
above Brooue. Aillineu supplied.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

DEERE THE PARTISAN
Il PIERRE, THE PARTISAN
PIERRE. THE PARTISAN,
PIERRE, THE PARTISAN.
PIERRE, THE PARrlSANi
A Story of Wild Adventure,
Story of Wild Adventure,
A Story of Wild Adventure,
4 Story Of Wd Adventure
A story OF Wild Adventure
Nv HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT,
By HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT,
By HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT,
BY HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT,
By HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT,
n the
NFW-YORk WEEKLY,
NEW-lORk WEEKLY,
NEW-YORk WEEKLY,
NEW-YOkK WEEKLY,
NEW-YORK WEEKLY,
Now Ready az all News Offices
Now Ready az all News 0dces.
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Now Ready at all News Othces.
Now Ready al all News Offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
Mem pnbiieations.

Mem publications.
HISTORY OF TIE STRU GGLE
SLAVERY EXTENSION OR RESTRICTION
UNITED STATES,
DEcLARArios IEDEPESpEycE
DAY
NIB Compiled from Journals " Congress and other Ohca
Rssssds, and Showing the Vote, BY Yeas and Nays,
90 the most important Divisions In either
House,
BY HORACE GREELEY.
Bor sale q; THIS OFFICE. Price SO cents
LETTERS
TO
THE PRE- y ID T. n L,
H0REIGN AND DOMESTIC POLICY
TAE UNION
~ ns ErrEcTs, EXHIBITED TIVE CONDITION
THE PEofLE AND rHE STATE.
BY HENRY c. CAREY.
For sale a. THIS OFFICE Price ss cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
furs an6 Robes.

HORSES for SALE.-I am again in the field
- with thy-rSe fr,telzss HORSES which have setet
se Win more than my usual from different pas OF tn
STATE Anorx them have twelve pairs of elegant c4o"'
matched Coach Hor.. tns very bes. this can Proae
nhnoi o very cesrasle Single Homes; AID also .esesa n
Class speed horses shall with them ~ ny Pse a.
Wh. .ooro until the h day Of Sp.smb-r Afer tna' ns
ma q a. ny old qasres, a. Posts stable -tn -, ~
where my h1snds and respectfully .'sa :" cal
s.t Examine for Themselves. WM J0RALEAaSi Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
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DEBATES. Vol VII just published Sold by subscription
Cloth So Law sheep, $3.50; hafmoroeeo, 81. Each 'o
BIRToN's CYCLoPEDIA OF WIT AND HUMoR ?
s. P.,. svS on ss 10th s1 sheep
hall moI9c5o -; half IA Tsf $40 , -ou,lv .nv.,o.s
postage paid, on rcceip, price
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

VNHE best Advertising Medium in Kansas is
Il THE LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN, large, sblycon-
ductsd unoompTomng and progressive freeSte newspaper
cruates extensively in al Of the Territory well
in the Western generally thus sfOrdng induce
Advertisers Merchants Mashnists, Engine
Manufacturers OF Agricultural implements Rail
ana Insurance Comrane Book Publishers in short deal
all kinds dcrous focstaug the immense rapidly
increasing trade OF this section of the West will
Interests by advertising in THE REPUBLICAN.
AntSayey Of all parties wishing In Kan
the fearless and able advocacy Of the night o al life
liberty and the purs; OF happiness should subscribe for THE
REPUBLICAN,
Terms ~ per arnuri In advance. Address
I. ID. THACHERk 4 Co, Lawrence, Kansas.
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6peeiel Notices.

s-aor,, Pisbts Corr ention.-A general meeting Of
ms.e Meehsae, AID others iIteIsred IN ship
n ". sssmbsr in. O'CLOCK p. m. con
s..,so reform 10 Sling the office. of haIbor 1scs Por.
~.YE APouctoA si1esa.pfs IF s9as sse5,fd i re-
<'Is.sss PrsKrs. Secretary.
Ts, Deacos efGsDwood'- Lectures fer 1855
~, pE CORDOYA viii Lecture a, Clinton tall, l. On
snepsy,7 on MONDAY EVENING, Oct Z, l8;si :" The
1.,ssf Bodies Society Anybody SOmebc1r Everybody
~ sCbodyD on MONDAY EvENING, Oct. n 1858 g. On
i6e P.,Lc. Of HqmsI % On noSpsY s EvhSlNG NJ l o. E
se. Stanford Desser No. 5s Broadway nes.rs Firth,
Pond Co.. e7 Bwsy Admission 50e, or Tor the coaise
state lDonven,ion Of sabbath school Teachers,
.st, ard friends the Of New York p be held the
feu, pon Bspisb Church Brookyn, the 5tb 9TH and
no ne sb 81 VII e desced TO siss public meet. with three Q.
Bar pesters in the Rev heny Ward Beeehsrs cagIea On
n- Church for singing and addresses
80 the storsiIoIders % the CiinforC 9 oaI COMPANY
q nnin.-Al bondhoiders VINO are desToHs o.
otecn their interests al the approaching iofeciosure sale Oi
be property Of the above Company are requested TO eau on
esober FREDK. q. BURNHAM
Ssrsbs sysn that an EVKNfNG CLASS IL FRENCH under
.. ehsss Of Prof kErELs s b. formed on
YIof hARiNG, on FRIDAY EvENJNG Oct. p, and in
lPANsH under the charge Of Prof De TORNOs on SAT
URDAY EVENING, Oct z at the Of the Associstion,
corner OF Atlantic and Clintonsts
sses are requested give their 10 the Librarian at sn
'.,s ia: Ssy. .s 20, ,w.u,v.f,ur lessons.
A'' LEWIS ROBERTS President.
Rmixrant InteIlixence Ofiee and Labor .Ex-
oksnse removed from No 2Csalst to No 81 Worth
lIue Anihonystl few doors Of Broadway Ne fees
sksssed. JAMES +. fAGAN Superintendent
uns."TSs ciikIsrriN iSTEIIiefScfk q TO DAY
con verbatim report Of the Addresses delivered al the
AIRY Meeting Thursday last Single copies for sole
A the Office, No. los FrtoD--t.
Tarset Prizes-Target Prtzes.-Spendid Plated
CsAe Casters IoePitchers Urns, Tea Sets Cup
tc for Target Excursonsan OF the bes quality and Ut the
invest prices. For sale at Nos. and Buring slip by
LUCIUS HART.
oscsr v. Dayton d Co., Sole Propnetos for the United
A<st<s OF DR. H. ANGUS SMITHS DISINFECTING POW
hrs Sold packages Of pounds only 25 oente aso
ss Of 100 pounds or by the tun Depot No l67 Brcaawy
OvSers by mail filled For sale by Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14
ITO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
daDoe ia my establishment, l respectfully submit
that | shall not chanee the price of nay bottled
summer season.
The following have been, aud will continue to be
my charges
Per Dozen quarts ....s2 a0l % cts allowed by re-
" piutS-...... 0n) turn of the bottles
- half pluts. ~ Cents-boitlas ext
lager Beer IN na!r. quarter ana slghti, barreis
ltho latter OF gallons, package exclusively
fer the city customeTs.) Philadelphia Ale Ill whole
aud halt barrels. at tie lowest market price. Terms
sash.
N. B.--Store and Bar keepers. considerable Per
ceutage allowed p. WILBACHER,
ls.;l st., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with hessrS iaidley Robinson, corner
ith and franklin Me8srs. Duval 4 Norton, corner
10th and Nam, AZ nay establishment will be
prompt. y attended to. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14
rNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL col

L Lee This l1irClary Is situated az the corner
of Marshall aud College streets III Al elevated and
heatnfui position, convenient 10 the raiirual de-
p0:s hotels all other Of business 1t Is FUR
nIshed with every arrar gement requisite Tor the
successful tTeatmel: of Diseases and injuries, aud
for the comfort Of tue sick All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid except the Ins Ine anu tnose
iauoring under contagious diseases, are aihiitted
into the Institution. Lying-in women are also re-
Ceivei and carefully attended 10.
Private rooms furnish I'll when desired
The patients are under the charge Of the Protes-
sors Of the College. who visit the wards daily. Tn"
charges tor ,ard Medical Attendance, urslng and
Medicine. are for Per week
CoiOred -
Private h0om3..... W 81
la addition TO above rates, III Gases requiring
a Strgicdt OPERATION, by agreement with the pro
prietors OF the Bellevue Hospital, sma fee is
charged for the iraton, VARYING from ~ 10 $50,
accoriing To it, portanCe. The particular fee IN
any case may be aScertanet By application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or tho Resident Phys!-
clan.
All charges payable on the removal Of the patient:
Atten ling Sur sepns-Profs GIBSON, pErICoLAs and
" ELLF0RD.
Attending Ply sicians - Profs, TUCKER and Con-
WAY
Resident Ph ysictan--JUNIUS NICHE, n. D.
Stoward-F VI. PARRISH.
Presidential 5 JQYNEs, VI. d.
Persons in the cglxEy, desiring to- send pa'ient5
to the Inirmary, NY address either the President
or the Resident Pin vsic!an ap 2o-om
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14
ATNO 1l9-CONTINUED ADDITIONS

IA OF SUMNER STOCK, consisting of full sup
ply OF Coats Pants and Vests, of the latest styles;
Also Furbi hing Goods desirable goods for the wea-
ther) such as light UIaysts, Ties, Stocks. Linen
Hsndkerchiefs Threat and Silk Gloves, Gauz". Me
rino and Silk Shirts ana Drawers &c. In Gntcipa-
ton OF light trade il the city This season iy stock
yer" carefully selected and made up. and mark
e. AZ very low prices for cash. Soliciting an cxami-
ration Of ,y stick by all whohave not yet supplied
themselves, hoping to suit thci- taste in styles
quality it and price. tender sincere thanks to my
liberal patrons. j GOODMAN,
M la