The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17

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nai .sditionai fee ranging from So TO $50, vii
,a chaTeed for Surgical cases The particular sun
may be ascertained before ,hand oS apShoa'''n "
one of the attending Physicians.
No Small Pox admitted. ~,
Al patients are under our immediate G fa, ete 9e
when necessary; and IN cases OF difficulty, con
suitation OF 70 81 The patient. resident Physician
,wo Students and Matron, have the patients IN
der their immediate supervisioa, and personally
adIuinister all medicines ordered. -, L. iva, -,
When requested, weekly reports Will be given oil
the condition OF patients.
Psrsons In the country, wishing to send patients
o., nnr Hospital. may address either oil the fhysl-
c;ans or the Resident Physician. 80,
lien desired. we will send a comfortable COW
cred vehicle 10 any part of the city for PATIENTS
For this purpose, message lett az the Hospital,
Taos Se an dd to
JAMES BOLTON, M. D., Grace St, between 4th
any THoMAs POLLARD, M. D., Governor st., Is,
door above Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, M. De- opposite American
h WVSM. W. PARKER, NJ. D., Law Building, cor
ne z. w W. ?. BROCK. NJ. b.. Resident Ply scian.
Mrs. w. K. PERKINS, Matron.
ia2-lv
INFIKMAnY UF THE MEDICAL tor
i LEGE.-Thls Institution situated at the corner
for u the S acocmnodation Of both WHfTE PER
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
Waite Persons who desire it, can be furnished
with PRIVATE ROOMS, where they will enjoy
The accommodations for SLAVES, as heretofore,
are ample and the attention OF owners OF negroes,
the Afforded By the for
the NJ edIca and Surgical treatment Of this class
LIING-lN WOMEN are also recelv ed and care
ullv attended to.
All patents are under the care of the Professors
of the College, who visit the wards daily, aided by
an efficient corps Of assistants. In ases of diff
Guilty, a consul tatIon OF the Professors is held,
fRs ohsrEes o edea Board
Nursing and Medicine are as follows:
"''e IN private rooms. 81 to is Is POI s''A'
Slaves and other coiored patients go: SO
For less than week, texcept IN private rooms,
81 per day-provided that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for a full week.
For Surgical OPERATIONS, by agreement with the
charge viii be made, varying from 81 to So. &C
cording to the dlilcuits and Importance OF the OPP
Grafton.
No CASE OF SMALL PoX. or any other in
fictitious disease nor any case at InSanttv VIII be
~ Attending a grI PhRysNjeians-PrOfs. TUCKER CON
Las snd
Rss!de9t PhysIoiSsRnoop 9 Ts THos. L. HUNTER.
President pr. l.. s. IOYNES.
Persons in the country, DESTROYS of sending pa
tents thu Infrlnary, may address the President,
Steward, or any Of the Professors of the College.
ia 2-ly
MAIN STREET OsPITAL FOR
WI SLAV ES.-This Hospital is situated near the
corner OF Main and Goth Streets aid is admiralty
adapted in sirIness privacy and healthfu iuess OF
position, to the purposes FIR winch 1t has been in
and oBsT lyrical treatment Of Slaves
The rules and regulations governing this lnstltu-
ton have already been published. A circular CON
tanning full particulars Will be furnished those who
may desire further information.
TERMs.-Patlents per week, SIS; less than week.
nor die mi nj SINH mt
the chargs for a nil icsek Patients attend
n n r. Sf NRTTt db 5 ths
regular lee adopted by, the profession at large
The above charges include board medicine, medi-
charged according TO rules of other Hospitals of
The CITY For further Information Apply 70 the
'A' 0A''FF FRS: ". HANCOCK: n: B..
Main st. ST g SL a5d f 81 g; r. r. b ST.
Exchange hfFs 81 L ft5Si Fl n % and ''h
PHILIP s. HANc6 6eitsr9 NJ hG 3D.,
CYRUS BRo6 6sfsden' Physician
APPLY NV ~ Resident Assistant
TULY I'D, 1s6o.-SELhlNG OFF. REGARD
adopted many years ago-not to carry over any
goods from one season to another if it could
below the actual prime cost the remaining stock of
Berege Robes 2, and hounces; French OIgandy
Robes and + TenCh Organizes; English ana i Tench
Bereges; Chintz organdias and Brilhantes; French
Challies; Summer Silks. and every description of
Summer Dress goods Also. Black SILK Lace
other descriptions Of summer shswls and Wrap
pings: Parasols, Lace Mitts Goods for Mems and
mer wear in my store, will be offered. and must be
sold, regardless of the cost aud sacrifice Persons
want of goods will BE convinced, after an exami-
nation, that am termlned to close out all my
at qgh esf t Mns fEslf saH ap St
"
L M0ND are sold by JOS EPH STRAUSE, No:
n Main street, 90 wards beautiful Striped and
Plaid Silks from 421ac =, &c, worth double the mo-
Bereses and Lawns, at half Their value 10 600
yards fast -colored Calico: the richest patterns
from g. s. TO loo. per yd: $500 yards of Carperng
at a sacrifice, selling from IS, 40 to SOC. per ,d
cheap at double the money; 500 new sly Corded
Extended Skirts At all prices; OIL Cloths; Table
Covers; Towels; Diapers; Blown and Bleached
Shrtns at &C.; very nice Brown aud Bleached
sheetng at &c, cheap at 121a the richest Needle
Worked Collars; Cambria and SWISS Bands; La
dies Hdkfs. Sc; stockings at TO-; Check and
SWISS Muslins, astonishinglv low; l,5O0doz Ruches
the money. All / ask is cali from one and all
and remember, No. Y Main ST. Is the cheapest
place TO buy your goods. JOSEPH SFRAUSE.
THE REASON WHY LEWIS store is gen
L orally crowded with ladies. is-that he is sell
ing tho cheapest Dry Goods IN the city, and that
his stock at all times is ge. and embraces aeom-
pete assortment OF DC sirahle DTy hoods Fe Is
lars, all OF which will be found 10 he eQuaHy as
cheap as they are represented. SWISS Musiin Col
lars at Rae, worth Zoe; SWISS Muslin Collars at
Is, worth Csc Collars at 1ac.. worth 75c Collars
at Soc, worth 81; Collars at 621ac., worth SIS,
Collars at 75c., worth 50; Cellars at 81, worth
at So, worth So 50. The above mentioned Collars
are all new, and OF the latest sly le and hay,ing
they will he sold of at astonishingly low prices.
BARGAINS. BAKGALNs.!-DREss GOODS
DAT BEL3W COST: At M; MITTLEDok-
FERs Ne 2s BRoARp &c and j E&
Of Dress Goods. Of I'll kinds. and being determin-
dar 70 1nt The ist Of August sell them at aud beos
cost, and will further offer great Inducements TO
purchasers IN Linens, pamasks, Towels, shsetngs
and Napkins, which | have just received from
auctions and closing out ss les of importers. The
Goods are too cheap, but must be sold. Call and
M. MITTLEDORFER.
BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, AT RE-
ID DUCED PRlCES.--Baylng very large as
sortment on hand, and wishing room for heavy
snsre o. en- Stock Of Boors HE and
TRUNKS. at great sacrifice. which gives induce
than cheap. The entire stock is offered in com,
parison with the few mentioned: LADIES', Mo
At 30 cents Ra a me 6e
Heel Caters at Sl2o City made Shoes OF all
kinds at reduced prices; At HELLER co.'s.
lS3 Broad street. between 5th and 6th
closing out prices. ". n. ". T.
DUVAL Il NURTON'S HORSE TONIC
- For improving the cor dition o. Horses, Mules,
Cattle, giving them an appetite, ana reNeVlLg
them of bots and worms. hldsbound, surieit and
distemper, and all diseases to which horse IL
This Horse Tonic" gives them appetite and
glossy coat of hair and can DO left oil after the AMI
NAL is improved hout his falling back TO has hrsi
Poor condition. This Horse Tonic is prepared
only BY JAS. p. DUVAu. Druggist.
Corner of Ma n and 10th streets, Richmond, Va.'
And sold by all Druggists In the United States