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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01
INSPECTION OF LARD AND BUTTER

G0MMONrWEALTH ATTORNEYS LEGAL
OPINlON-l am of opinion that the duty of in
law, which is sold in the city, or offered for sale.
does not depend upon its being ''ofered'' for in
the option of the whether it shall BE- offered
tsr inspection or notpr0rtded he sells 1t or GGeyS
barrels exceed in welsht 50 pounds each. The
q CHI IS of the Code, it true. speaks of the
article being ofersd for inspection; but the same
expression is used III providing for the Inspection
OF -four and other articles, which, it is conceded,
must he Inspected, If exported OF put on hoard OF
ton AID provides penalty in each case. 1t pro-
vdes that II any person shall export -four, or put
Gus inspection, or shall expert, or attempt to eX-
port it, or shall SsH or ottsnpt to sell any FISH, &c.
SAM haGihg been Inspected yeqpirsd 5y ar he
shall forfeit dollars for each barrel, cask, box
ali iniractions ii the law must I've pc ted by the
Inspector t" tn AttoTneh for me Conn'onweaith
rel Of u Butter t or lard exccedna in weiaht 50
pounds must be Offered for pecton" to the In
spect4r neiore it can be sold IL The grtyi .v1rr
, ALARMING, REpUGTIoN N PRIctS|..-7
SECOND SUPPLY NOW RECEIElNG, which
makes of the most complete DRY GOODS
Eiesant variety "a Jet Of BRoCADED SILK ROBES,
'Tnauon. the latest stJ lie out at less than cost
Ele - ct SGl ROBES, Silk Velvet FLoUNcEs,
Only % eiiCn
Fancy SILKS for Dresses, new styles ard worry
cheap
Splendid All Wool Paris printed DELAINES, in
Robes and plain Dresses. at greatly reduced
prices.
Poul de Chevers Wool Plaid SILK POPLINS,
and every variety OF Dress Goods now worn
French and slsh MERINOES, all coiors, at
low prices. - -
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT-Com
plete In every gTade, ut lower prices than same
goods can be obtained at any Northern establish
KERsEY,0 LINSEY AND BLANKET DE,
PARTM ENT-Contains the best stock ofServants
Goods, of the most iavorlte makes, at prices that
defy competition.
CLOTH DEPARTMET-Has complete stock
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, s A I n T I s ;,
JEANS and VESrINGS, adapted for Gentlemen
and Boys wear, great many of which were
bong at bankrupt sales, and VIII be sold consid7
erabiy under their vaiue. An early call is solicited
at the popular Downtown House Of Trade,
% AI.ERE Ed MOSES
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MILLINERY

60 Having Just returned from the North M ~
~ we respectfully invite the attention Of .9NE<S
to our present Stock of 's ."eh'es
FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
when we nave now on exhibition. Our Stock is
Ihansiol Tor the liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended To us, We hope To merit continuance Of Tho
same. MRS DAVIS T. IGN Is'fs 4 q Inc
&C It's "a Broad St, hetHce 1th and 9Th
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srv,v0 TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS. |

S-lfD G: HELLER n CO., 1888 Broad SILL
formerly M. Harris * Bro, } have just received
large lot of TRUNKS, made by the best manufac-
tory in the country their especial order, Tor the
at prices to suit ali In want OF a coed Trunk
Besides their large assortment OF Boots, Shoes,
Caters and Buskins for gents, ladies, misses and
children. they daily receiving and fashion
able goods to suit all want of the best manuiac
tured goods in the Boot and Shoe line
q. HELLER Il CO.,
lS3 Rroad street, between 5th and 9th.
N. B.-Aso, 200 pairs of ladies' fine Heel Caters,
only 81 "a,
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GEo. ". MrNEoRp, ss,y ofthe com,h.

ROBERT ROBERTSON is about u or Is wears
old dark SKIN, thick. square built about feet or
~ IrrEesA!-h lie Viii probably attempt TO get TO
the " est Whsre he has many relations.
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CfTY SCAVENGER.-'rhe undersigned re,
y spectfuliy informs the cltizens of Richmond
that he is prepared To clean out rear houses; sinks,
and other places of deposit, and Thoroughly lime
them, the most reasonable terms, and IN a man
ner not in the least offensive TO the premises on
which he may work. His wagon is SO constructed
as to be air and water tight.
Letter boxes may be lound in the Mayors office,
and At the drug store of MillspGuSh Johnston;
one door from corner 18th and Main streets, and all
orders left in them will be promptly attended te;
AN I5-3m FL, ALLEN.
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Attn. in Mnltin,ore.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct, 3i.--Alex, Donnan
~, ,nonber elect Of the House of Delegates
rom iris city, to-day resigned that position
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lust ECEIV T. DAN the late STYLES 81
y HATS and CAPS, such as Zouave Hats OK
ford Ledger, and young mems style eff Dress hat.
of the latest date; Ledger and Fran kord style of
Caps-in fact, the latest styles of Hats ?nd Caps
Just out. which ! will sell lower than they can he
bought in the city. | have also Just received an
other supply of those beautiful Chiaren's Fancy
Hats and Caps, which have been selling SO very
low. Also, a large stock OF Servants Hats. Tor
farmers visiting the Fair. All Won have to do is to
call and see for yourselves. at 207 Broad street be-
tween 4th and 18th. WM. i. MOORE.
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INTENDING TO LEAVE THE CITY. I

1Eofer for sale my Horses, Wagons, &c. &C., viz !:
hne GREY HORSE. years old,
an hne = S TpRIsE G' do and verygente
double. Northern make, and as good as new A
ONE HORSE WAGON. A two-seat TOP BUG
GY. One single and double HARNESS. A STA
Bill LOT. known Whites Cooper Shop, with
SHED, STABLE and fixtures.
TERMs-Llberal. Apply TO
J. WILBACHER, 18th St,
Between Main and Cary.
| have also on hand a well selected STOCK OF
CIGARS, and small lots of w Els, all of which
am willing to dispose of at sacrifice.
oc 20-2w
ALSO.
The good will of the above establishment. to
gether with all the Bottles.
HAVING determined to close business in the city
of Richmond | Will sell At ubllc auction, on
THURSDAY, November Sd, 1859, at 10 o'clock, on
the premises. above.
TERM>-Accomnodating and made known at
time Of sale.
Sale conducted by E.B COOK,
mol Auctiouesr.
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RI TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

II PRQCIAMAIi0N.-ln HAVING been
recni ved by The Executive. that NATHAN Ell
81 NDfgkt.AND. VINO was confined in the Pen-
tenttaTy OF tins state. under sentence Of the Cir
cult Court Of Richmond cltg. Tor murder in the sec
ond Ge rec, made his escape early Saturday morn
IN. ng cutting cut OF ms cell and scanE the walls.
ana IS Row SON al !4rse therefore, | do hereby
offer reward ri ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to
any person vino shall arrest the said Nathaniel
Sunderland. and deliver HIM into the PenteutIary
n richmond; ana do moreover require al officers
OF Th.s Commonwealth ciyIi and military. and re-
quest the people 4eneraIis. To- their best cxer-
iluns q procure the arrest at the said Nathaniel
Sand--leu1- IT, he mas be bFou- hr 10 Justice.
-, Gwen under uy hand. rs Governor. and IN
}L.s-, der th- Less Sell of the Commonwealth.
~ Al Richmond, this 49, day Of Oct. 1859
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GRO. ". NCNFORp,
Sec'y OF the Com tn.

JONATHAN CHILDERS is about FIVE feet nine
inches in heI sht weighs from $50 10 1875 pounds; has
dark skin and eyes; black hair hi forehead lars
nose generally wears black whlskers; a little stoOp
in the shoulders, and has = cunning countenance.
Ii-sw3W
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WILL 81 SOLD, at store IS Nam ST.. three
coors Below 18th street for one ysek, a large
and valuable stock oi Watrses Jeweih and Papey
Goods direct from the manufacturers. VIZ: fine ia
carat God W atches and hus Gold jewelry. Tia
stock comprises some Ters fine goods-better than
usually sold at aucton~-and every article viii ia
warranted represented or no sale and sold with
out reserve to the h chest bidder. Gene one como
sii. ]. H. DI65 ES Apct
DE-. BoeTH. Salesman. oc IS
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AuCx1f,n ak1.ne.
THIS DE-.
4N..4E srs.S q. sn / q J, 200 vonr1 d

IlAykFTpTS Sal -. &x6 flefy a IN rr,xc
* WITCHES AND FINE JFwrfIKYY ItT
DAY EVENING Nov fss Al esost n nn e S -
sseck of Gold. an. siyer WATcHEs slHrxiN4
ard fms JEWELRY ever offered ID the r Il -, ~
klchmsnd The shove stuck WIS teus NJ - ,ss.f ".
Tor ths retail trade. and wss ssopped here Il
transitu, xnd will he soid inmsdisfefx. by rnusent
consists IN part, az fellews, Geld Hunsip9 Ens-s
Ms1. american. Swiss. GhFonnHe iars nsastAs-
,,m21 bsansqnd set and EnaH eied vi atci1es Silver
washes. of all descEIptions. Gold Vest. fiaard.
rs .. aha Meek cl.ins very fne, BrsceIts Of al
sameo and Enameled Sets 10 match: iorkets.
zen rsss; Fen. Y. bto.ehss s..ld sibles; and, IN
SIZE every MORNING ana w ENtN; \, n
o'cr.ock A, ~ and o'clock. r. M sac pos.tiys.
IxsMs-cash- I T. plGGEs. Apc''r.
r s--Merchants vii. find this a GOOD eeports
NIFTY 70 purchase ladies' are invited to cali and
ex mine the stock dsrin< the day A. Goods = nj -
sn,d less than Manufacturers prices ut private
s~io' no
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Observation-Disclosures

T,OTHE FARMERS OFVIRGiNIA-Fact
L which have recently come to our knowledge,
together with advertisements and n card which
has been sent extensively through the country to
our friends and customers, and from which we
make the following extract: The subscriber have
ing conducted the above business Tor the last
years. on Franklin street, under the style OF q.
WATT x CO. begs leave TO inform ms TRENDS md.
firm does not now exist, have satisfied us that
regular and systematic effort has and Is stiil be-
ing made to deceive the public ana feaa theil 70
believe that the concern of 6 go. WATT co.
is not in existence. and that the only place to get
Watts Patent Cuff Brace Plow is from man who
is daily violating the Patent Laws and unJustly
his patent Plow without his authority or consent.
We desire to correct the impression thus sought to
o CO sa1, Of e" GE6RGE WATT CO is still in
istence; that Geo. Watt, the inventor and paten-
tee. has not sold the right or aathoriTd any one,
except Mr.. F. W. Scott, of FREDERICKSBURG, to
make any of his Patent Plows. and that we keep
constantly on hand large stock OF all SIZES made
under our personal supervision, from the only
genuine patterns, of the best materia!s, together
with variety OF other Agricultural implements
which warrant to the buy r, and are deter
mined not TO be undergold by any one IN the mar
het. Oar GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public; VINO have sustained
him heretofore, and we solicit a continuance OF
their PATRONAGE. lau 29-tsl GEO. WATT CO.
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTiCE.-Ths I'M
~ dersl .Hed have formed a co partnership, dated
TER. HARRIS L .H0RNER, and have taken the
store. No T. west Main street, formerly occupied
lnaa 1.f aRd . sseef sF9GK 9E HARR
fNG-GLASSkS. CLOCKS. &C.
Their purchases having been made for cash, they
offered will not fail 10 please, and respectfully
solicit call ircm country merchants, city dealers
and ,s ass Pabe oi Primes, AxLEs and
iHoi' '- i>'' - J. l.. PORTER.
q. W. HARRIS,
or .9-dS cwIm N. b. HORNER.
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BOARDING.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

"a n
Il BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public, return
plany cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness We have received at their hands and
nope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. to De
initiated Sept !. 1889, will receive the same en-
COuras sment that our previous efforts and iabors
10 accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN 7. and THOMAS f.. BALLARD
ihe ProprIetCrs of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself 10 do whatthe com
fort, convenience and requirements of their guests
demand,
We desire to keep and maintain. what our Ii
ceuSe calls for, a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. and we
promise to use renewed exeTtlops to render the eS
adjustment as comfortable as possible, With po
lite agents, and ready, prompt and attentive
wants, we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
\. IA previous card, long since published 10
counterfeit the influence of a baSeless rumor is
suitlcleut proof that our establishment has never
BEEN closed. and that. since its publication.
have been IN better condition 10 entertain visitors
tnan heretot ire. All tumors to closure, or IN
tended closure. We desire our .fTtsHiS to notice
ftse.and strangers intending to visit US, wIlltuI
TeSentdtlOuS. It's
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FIRsT;GLAss PnEnIIuM n

g. :. MILLINERY. n
- Mrs DEM ELMAN, on Main, he -20x8
twesn Lth and 18th SITS will open her FALL and
WINTER. MILLINERY of BoNNETs. cars.
lead DRESSES, &c. A great many other ar,
tlrles, too numerous to mention.
rich SELECTION of MILLINERY GOODS Ia
winch she would particularly invite an early cali If
hef customers, visitors 10 the city, and the M fc
tenefally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices. '' W"
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds Of
BonBats, equal TO new. Va
oc 11-dImt Ma DENETMAu
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rEr.rcRApHrc NEWS.
spesial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.
n.sEvnetiop of q Delegate.

~<.<.sN~ 49,
p. srasn,t,e Telegraph Lsae--0Bfee. 1879 Eagle
.Seper,, Main Street.
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE.

FTNNE Tt NATAEI NFtNE.
l. CRAGHEAD STREET,
DASvILLF, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture. and newly repaired, we as
visitors that efforts viii tie spared promote
their comfort, and We respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE i. also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our 0mn husses will always he II
readiness TO carry passengers TO and from the
Depot. A. g. WALTERS,)
fe lI-lyd w. I. SIMMONS
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s. NJ. FARIss has nst
~~ returned from New York. with full asssors ss
ment OF FALL, and WINTER MffI,TNERV
GOODS, and also a fine assortment of IA nj Ls,
DIR Ess GOODS and TRIMMINGS, to which sbs
feespeeuqliy invites tne enton Of the ladies' of
Respectfully solicited; at Mrs. s. NJ. FARlSs''
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Auct's.
ALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

- ING . ACRES, NEAR TIE WESTERN
TERMINUS OF THE RlCHMOND AND CHAR
J OTTESNibiE PLANK ROAD. CROPS, STOCK
AND FARMING IMPLEM ENTS, AT AUCTION.
By request OF the owner, Mr.. Ro. I. Cobbs, who
the premises, MON DAY. the 18th day OF De
csmber, commencing attn O'Clock, A. Nj. the Farm
occupied by himself, situated the terminus Of
the Richmond ana Charlottesville Plank Road, in
Henrico county about SIX miles from lne city Of
Richmond and adjoining the lands OF Messrs. S.
g. Nadrop ard h. J. Prlddy.
Itcontains 40 acres of valuable land, half of which
is in woods, the remainder Is IN cultivation and
and tohacco-located IN a good neshborhood, and
convenient to three churches.
The Improvements comfortable two story
dwelling, barn. carrla=e house. negro quarters,
smoke house corn house and other out buildings,
all IN perfect order.
Al the same time will be sold the Crops, consist
inE OF corn. shucKs, vi heat straw top and blade
fodder. two horses, ard quantity OF farming III
TERMs--For the land, one third cash; the bal
ierest added and secured by Il trust iced .
The terms OF sale of the personal property Will
'''''N' N''N =" JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & son, Aucts.
no 1-2awtDl&td
Ryl. & q. -. Davenport. Auct's.
cROCERiEs. dc. AT ACcTIoN. On
u THURSDAY I'd November, We will sell, az
10 o'clock ~ our auction store, an assortment OF
Coffee SUGARS;
T Western Silks. SHOULDERS and HAMS;
New York extra SYRUP;
SOAP. CANDLES;
y E. RUM;
Ola Rive VII iSKEY;
French BRANDY:
Fnglish Dair CHEESE;
100 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE.
ALSO,
800 sides SOLE LkAlIIER;
TERMs-Undar ! 100 cash; SIG0 and over, folr
months credit for approved pauer.
oc3I |. & q. B. DAVENPORT, Auct's.
BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
ID TION.-On TUESDAY. Sth November, We will
sell at 10 O'Clock at our Auction Room.
600 eases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS.
TERMS.-Cnder $40, cash; SIoU and over, 81
da, S credit. for approved paper.
&c d l. q nANEN PORT AnctS
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by me governor:
GRoKe ". MUNFoRD, Sec'y OF the Com tn.

NATHANIEL SUNDERLAND is an IrIshman
nv birth. feet s.. inches high forty one years OF
s.e, l.T complexion, dark haIr. blush hazel es es.
lsr-e upon the SHIN Of the rs hit le. and the
riet arm has been injured and cannot I've stra- lt
eHet " hen he ESCAPED, he was without hat, coat
- & - Ssr
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointed BROOK
for cash orly toc3 lml II. A. PEARcE.
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p CITY DRUG STORE.

L. -hdiH street., hlCHluoHu. d.
20 CITY DRUG STORE.
u wHoLEs&'L4E4 AN6 5 k 81 L bbRue0Isr,
- Bees to inform h rs friends that he has now
the most reasonable terms. Cash BUYERS Will do
well to call upon him previous to buying else
I,cOO gallons lINSEED OIL.
300 KEGS WHITE LEAD, Lewis pure,
% cases COlQRS ground in oil,
800 lbs. NpTMEGs,
10 ba S GINGER.
bales GLOVES
s Aso afe ,fSaRe Of fEnbrc9tpg OILS De
Beg ere Wood Pipes and Ciear Smokers. Turkish
Smokn1 Totacco. a very fine article. Phalon's 5.
lar Dyes Also. 6ne TEASiovers Of d' fine ar
tigle are requested tee 10 70 try them.
respect to hoJgennne Farina.-SAhPSON. a sure
and speedy cure Tor Gonorrhga, elect. &c. One
perience It's Der eficiai effects; Manufactured only
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Cor. Main and 18th STREETS
1870 FALL TRADE. 1870
FISHER WIN 81 s D sf,sa, s.,nor,
6R S PG ana f{d EBcSs 10 safS e gG!s
HAVANA ctiGhRS. FERF G mi a &d ~ ali ih Of
which have been purchased on the best terms to
which they invite the attention OF wholesale pur-
chasers and others. Their stock consists in the
wholesale department. eff
$50 boxes French W ndow 10 tons snowy white Zinc,
Glass, 200 Ike IS Bicarb Soda,
10 bbls. EPSON Salts, $50 cases Olive Oil.
700 gals. Castor Oil, cases Refined Borax,
500 ounces Quinlne, 2o00 lbs. Buestone
cases Indigo 20 lbs. Copperas,
10 tons Pure White Lead. Is bbls. Putty,
10 bbs. Alum, 1000 gals. Pure Linseed
IS bbls. Winter Whale Oil.
Oil, 100 NJ. Havana Cigars,
so bags Pepper and Gin 10 gross Bakers Bit
ger, tiers,
10 gross Ayers Cherry rs bbls. Alcohol and
Pectoral, Fluid,
100 boxes Pearl Starch,
FISHER & WINSTON, No. 125 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
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LRANALfN PAPER MILL,

i RfCuAIOND. VA.
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps constantly on hand al dsserpt,nopSS Of IN
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, cf ali quail
ties, and sizes. furnished at short notice. Cash
paid for Rags.
In 4
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Ds- TIE t,OVrRNOE N!Nt,tIiA--

II PROCLAMATION-- Information having been
received y the Executive, that JONATHAN
CHiLUERS, who was confined in the jail of the
county of Richie upon the charge of rape upon
MS own child has escaped there from: and is now
OF ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY DOLLARS To
any person who shall arrest the said Jonathan
Chiiders, ana deliver him into the jail OF SAID
county; and do moreover require all officers Of
tins Commonwealth, civil and military. aud request
the people generally, To iheir best exerti0ns to
procure the arrest of the said Jonathan ChIlders,
that ne mag be brought 70 justice.
~, Given under my hand as Governor. and
}L.s. under the Less Seal OF the Commonwealth,
49, at Richmond this seventh day OF October,
1879. HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
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u EMrON. profssssy 81 a. F,s,sl + ..--.~-~
and JOHN A.. CALY0. Proiessor ~ psi W.
md DfhWInE, in all their branches havn rsmnv.5
20 ~ y g srshail street between srd ard lth sis
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|CL "A sIDoi AND MATHEMATICAL

I EXiNGTONLAVV SCHO0L.-The eleventh
IL Session OF my LAW SCHOOL will commence
on MONDAY, the 7thday of November next. Cir
culars Will be sent to gentlemen desiring informa-
ton as tG the plan OF instruction. text books.
penses. &c. JOHN w. BROCkENBR0UGH.
LExING TON. Va, August Is. 1889 sc 5-2m
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Medical College OF Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.



yINlIE next Annual Lectures I'll
Il nrsi MONDAY in OCTOBER, and continue until the
MARCH
The advantages offered by Richmond location
ical College fully confirmed by experience
The supply Of Material for Dissection
abundant, and III. I the student almost nominal.
Clinical the nhrmiiy attached
College, also Marine Hospital for the port
mond great variety of Medical and Surgical an
nualy it's aud
performed In the Of the cass Clinical
Lectures every Wednesday and Saturday throughout the
sion.
students permitted to witness the practice
Richmond House, which under the medical charge
one of his Professors
The Warea Prize slOo for the best Essay presented by
graduate class will BIZ awarded
II commencement
FACULTY:
en- BEIIR GIBSON, NJ. d. Professor of Surgery &e
Dawn H. TUCKER d. Professor of Theory and Practice
Medicine
EvEaly r. wKLFoRp NJ Professor of Maseria Medical and
Therapeutics
A. n PErIculos, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
JoYNKs, NJ d. Professor Of Institutes Medicine
H. NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Chileren.
JAMS b. McIAw, NJ. ID. Professor OF Chemistry.
MARION lowARD, NJ. ID, Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
FEES:
To Demonstrator of Anatomy 1890
INAUGURATION
For further Information apply 10 -
LIS JoYNEs, D.
July 6c2awswkdeodlw. Dean Of tho Faculty.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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ihe.c used With immense profit As the speed
Of the Railway travelling foot so sewing win
singers Machines c,InIarcd with hsndsemng No tailor
shnak. fcs-maker carriage trimmer, sadier, halter, &c
de- should The fair profit u uslng one oil
these machine regularly employed IL One Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there IL much sewing ~
Inv auable assistance Planters
kceI-rs and them particularly convenient aud pron
able. These machines simple In their construction a
sery strong darab being the only Kind Of sewing Ma
chine which every sort Of work coarse or hne
could brcty executed Thousands of inferior and worth
less ewing Naehines been made and sold under various
names. singers Machines alone have been found every!
sherc l., satisfy the wants ol the peopie
Plain printed instructions for USING are snt WIN ehch ma
chine which readily acquire She ari "a mana
gng The machines packed securely I" 60 Ia any
pan world 10 NIL persons desiring particular In
frnan Will application by letter nj either Of our OH
ces forward n copy of NJ singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted To the Sewing Machine interest
l. NJ SINGER < CO,
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