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SoRoFULA. or kINa's EvIL


rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, . corruption Of the blood, By which this
hnid becomes Titiated, weak and poor. Being IN
the circulation, it peryades the whole body, and nay
burst out in disease any part Of IT, NO organ i
free rom its attaeks nor q there enc which L nay
not destroy. The scroinious t9int y xarlq2l.ss
caused BY mercurial disease, low living dl5orefed
or unhealthy food, impure air nth and nthy had
it's the depressing vices and, above al p tns vee-
/ tGry in th8 constitution, descending ON perent9
to children unto the third and lourtr sneratlon5
indeed, il seems to be the rod Of Him who says =
viii visit the inQuities Of the fathers upon theiE
children" -.
Of corrupt or ucerOus matter, which, IN fhe lRag3
liver and internal organs, is termed tubereiesi u
the glands ssellngs and On me 5S5g SS31 81 n ~
blood depresses the energies or life 50 thaf scroir
Ions constitutions not only suffer from scrof1lOu1
complaints, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; Consequently
VAST mum bers perish by disorders Fhiehs although
not Ecrofulous in their NATURE are atiH rendered a
tai b. this taint In the system. Most of the con-
sumption which decimates the human fa-ily has its
origin directly in this scrofulous C9ntamination;
and many dest diseases OF the liver kidneys
brain, and, indeed, Of all the organs arise from o.
/ are aggravated BY The same cause.
One quarter OF all people are scrofulOu8; their
theiF health s undermined 81 itl T5 cleanse if non
tho system ga must renovats the blood b. an atsra
! exercise Such q medicine We supply m =
A Y E IS
/ COMPOUND ExTRAcT o. SARsAPAgILLA,
the most efectual remedy which the medical skillo
onf times can devise Tor this everywhere prevailing
and t3tal maiady It is combined from tha most aea
tive remedials that have been discovered for the
purgatiou Of this foul disorder rom the hood and
the rescus Of the system from its destructive conls.
Quenees. Hence II should be employed for the cure
Of not only ScrofuaJ but also these other actions
which arise from T., such e ERUPTTgI aEA 5Eu
DtsEAaEs, 81. AEEHosgK's fIRE, RcsE, o. E8TsIP3.
LAS, PIlIFhEss PUszU1Rs, BLOTcHEs, BLAugg, and
| BoILS, fUMoRs, TETraR and SALR = gUzlI, SCAYn .
HAD, RINGWoRM, RltEUMATIsN, -aILITIo ald
MERcURIAL DISEASES, DROPsY, DgsPEFsIA, DEBILa
III, and indeed, ALL OcHPI5iEFs iRRIsING FR0n
NITIATEc Oh IMPURE BLOOD. fhe popular belle IN
rimPnritg Of the blood Is founded In truth, ior
scrofula is degeneraton on tbe blood. Ths partcs
ular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapara q to pu
riJ and reEenarats this Fital duid, without which
sound health is impossible e o2ntanlRated eonsti
buttons. .rrn .e
AYERS AGUE CURE.
FOR FHE SPEEDY CURE 0F
1stte1z1ittest EeVer, Or FspI GRs A0ls, Remit
teIss FeOsy, 6lslI FspsT, DIluIb zeR, Fso
Fjodiegl Heddsehs, OF BiIliOas He'd
aeke, Gad BiIliolg Fsvers, indssS,
for the Ehsls etdss Of DE-
El5Ll sasss origiBatiag n ~
hdTy dTmqement
eGusad by ths
ArtIid
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DONATION FROM THE PENifENTIARY The
othceEs and foremen of the different shops in
the Ohio RsniteHtiaFy have donated s1eO for
the Missouri volunteers.
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AaFItaItnFaI.

fLUW ER SEEDS. -IHE TIKI
has arrived 70 commenca sowing Flower Seeds,
and We have large and choicQ coieciion Of annual
and perennial varieties Nhie1 We have imported
ms prsseht season. direct lrQna The 6reVerI.
Prico-i1 papsra DE % cenl1, or . perers for 81 90
Call and Res catalogue containing aIle Of the va
TistisS- y. STAIR son, rs Ontario st.
(FBADIOhUS, FUBEROSES. FI-
N gREDIA, Payonia and Madeira Yino BuIbs
fSr sais 81 tnaYsi J. SfAIR son.
nUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
Ii IL Also, Hiliett SGD f0f sals :. ths ClsYslznd
SGD Store lmaysl J. stab son.
NHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED
NJ and African I1lDhos Seadlf A choire lot of vel
1iilsned seed for sale By t- =. sFal II 4 SON.
GiWEBT POTATOE PLANTS
~ We shall have Potat0s Plants Foadr b. the mid
die Of Nay and shall b. re1lF 70 u III orders 1f
any Quantity through the season.
Reys,dkE J-SrA1E q son, rs Ontario st.
NEW DOUBLE 1HINNIA.-WE
sA-haFe plants for sale IN 55ls Of this new novel
Flower, introdzced n Paris the past season-
j Inaye:dAE ]. sIAIk s0A.
EHOICE FLOWER SEEDS
- Ton Thumb Nastcrtaiues
=. Fine Mixed Ansirrh inau,
R1iendd fine d ixBd Ch ,na Astsr,
Fins Mixed PansY,
Fine a Terbe1a
New Hy hTid Saa Glossll.
Prics Of sacsl q the eboFe-le cept qr pansOi7 "
ME by slmayssdsFi Js4AlB
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= BLoekade "a Ferelrn NatIons.


49, l5g- We dc not think fears need be entertaiS~~
Of the effect of the blockade Of ports
sosinst British ela---~reported by tele-
- - -e.--~neston. We have had
tsas .g--L"Tom Gf the British authorities that
-snst nation will in no wise respect or re-
cOgaize the Southern OOnfederacY, and we
publish elsewhere an interesting article re-
garding the efforts which will be made BY
England to Eee herself from all dependence
upoa Southern America for her supply of cot
Ton. There will be great Inconvenience for
time 10 foreign vessels We admit and we
shall hsar Of great deal of grumbling, and
e-s- probably many threats, but we have no fears
Of q war with England OF any thing like it
e 3 result Of the blockade That nation has
commercial interests with New York. Bos-
ton and Philadelphia which viii not be
thrown away for the safe Of The South.
- .gr
ouIcE WoRE-Last week The ladies Of
Boston were informed that five thousand
shirts for soldiers, were required within
tvensy-four hours They Joined With some Of
- the ladies Of Roxbury, secured the assistance
Of sewing machines, went to work in "L.iberty
ball. their headquarters, and had the whole
completed within the allotted time.
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Miasnlatic CIgioieg,

We are enabled hers % 0ler the community q
remedy whiths Whlle q cures the above complaints
with Certainty, IS still periectly harm - In any
Q1antity, such remedy "a invaluable q districtg
where these alhicting dlgorder1 prevail. This
OURA" expel1 the miasmdtic poison Of FETER AND
AGUE nom the system, and prevents the Develop
ment Of tbs disease II taken the first approach
best remedy ye discovered for this class OF COM
plants, but also II cheapest. The large quantity
supply for doll brings L within the rsacn Ol
every body and II bliou6 districts where FEVRR
AND AgUE preTails every body should have it and
use Il -oely both for eura and protection. great
Superiority Of this remedy over any other diss
covered or the speedy and certain Of IEterits
sequently i produces quinisnf other in urCul
effects whatever upon demonstration Those cured
y It are LEFT a. healthy e II they had nsVer had tie
Feyer and Ague & not clone the consequence Of
the miasnIic poison. "A great VARIETY 0f dizorGErl
arise from is irrtati2Es among which are AsuraiTo
ssslll1li.sl, doEt Hssdachg, Biiad1s-l, 1oofhaeAS
1zFaeis CatagTh, Ash1la, fs,illiol7 Paiafii Afse.
- of ~ S1ies Htslsrnl Flil . tis Bosch, Gclic
which, When originating n this cause, put ths
fufrrfIu tI1Ds or become periodical. This +" CUEHi
erpels the polsen non the blood, and consequently
oarss them al alike 1t an Invaluable protection
70 immigrants and persons travelling temporarily
residing In the nal i7us districts. u taken 0cca-
5onAliy daily WIN exposed % the irsction, that
vii Be exeerated nom the aygte and ranlct accu-
1lulAte IN sudeient quainiy 70 ripen itp di1oa9o,
Hence Is = even more valuable icr prct1fion tial
they avail themsslves ei TIE protection this rsnadg
: Prspared b. Dr.. J. Q. AFER a o.. Lowell, Mass.
FoT- 9alA ~ Strou1 4 ArrsstronR UlrEplaud.
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Sewing 8laehints.
WHEELER 8 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
5a P r 1 G EasI

The WHEELER & WILSON Machines are now
sold at rates that will pay fair profit on the cost OF
manufacturing capital interested and making sales
class Machines, and as heretofore, guarantee them
The su5eriority Of these Machines over all others
for Family uss Is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committed assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines on account OF
tho .IlIasticitT. Permanenca. Beauty and Ganeral
Wide Rang0 q It's Application The opinion OF the
above Committee is endorsed by all the State Agri-
cultural Societies in the United States.
BS- The low prices and important Improvements
that have been added, shOald induce oVeTy one that
needs first class Machine, TO give that an exsmina-
/ tiOn before purchasing.
s5-An examination is solicited at the Jf7os, No.
0O5 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- send for Circular and List Of Prices, 40.
marf . JOHN &. STRONG. Agent.
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- plain and ornamental Erinting eI ,,t ss y m
soription done at the PTating ,3 ,ost rasid
asss, PSss5ss In ths bett ltJl On sfnrt otes ~ ~
III rossonabie rates. Ptrtioaar ss'9nSS9h nSn sSns
sse,---i.llv Blank Books Ledsera jOurnAist Heie-
SsoSs, RoooivinR Books, 80, ao.
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He1se, Barn and acres Laud, on Euclid Plank
5eaa, mile nom termination Ol Street r. 3. 500.
5ako 5treet-Frans Rouse.
64EtIlof % -.---s...-----..-----.. 50
Pittsburg St-Brick House, In good order 200.
Hamilton St., near Wood-Brick House,. I25.
ROUSE q JENNINGS.
mays r. Real Estate and ms Agents.
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PUHLnHED BY


sATURnNY MoRNING. aIAY Is, Isel.
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WAsHINqroN. MaT 16.

Lmportanr from tfashington. lls..
A dispatch in yesterdays Cincinnati Com
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a a'ls' Fugitive" IN communiea-
aon . . NY. Times, makes these inter-
es'i' < statements relative to the condition Of
r5astern Virginia. 49,
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After coming to anchor, we were boarded
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snn1hcrn Prudence.

Ia4AANNo " "a ee--4-
him to attend to it in person.
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THOMAS q. HICKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-19

DEQUEST MADE TO PHYSICiANS--t IL
Z, respectfully requested that the Physicians of
Richmond will report at the office, of Broad
and 9Th streets, sucn officers and soldiers under
their charge as are quar;cred in private families
hotels, and boarding houses stating their co1idi
ton where quartered and, far practicable, the
regiment and company to which they belong. This
information will greatly promote the public SER
vice.
All officers and soldiers quarterea in private fam
lies. hotels, and boarding. E houses, who have been
sick, but are not attended by any physician, viii
report themselves above, stating their condition
location. company, and regiment.
JNO. Ii. WINDER,
oc lots Brig. General
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E,EsssaS. MEDICINES, Nc.
%JEw DRUG STORE
ROBERT W. POWERS.
pn-uET.cy ann DPTcrts3-

ROBERT w POWERS.
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST.
Becs leave to inform his friends and the public
that ne has taken and re fitted, III and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by j. Z.
Wood and more recently by q. S. Dawson, No. 50,
corner Main and Wall streets, door above the
ST. Charles Hotel Richmond, Va, and has just
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, sc,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
their freshness, purity, and entire reliability
Physicians will find his stock of d r L q s
CHEMICALS. STANDARD PHAKMACEUTI
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL iNSTRU-
MENTS, &C, very complete, embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
OF day night.
~ Orders promptly attended to.
oG 5-ts ROBT. w. POWERS.
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1althmonn pispatft.
MORNING .oor 10, 1851
A BLIND GIRLS IDEA OF LADIES.

have a fancy 'adies Ike flowers
AMI - class them sn5 keep them ia my miad.
The deasca'e aud gentle she iessamiues
The mirthia, and warn hearted these are pnks
The loving are the rose for love 10 sweet,
And beautiful In Iaoihc, in brids.
The stately and precise are dahlsas, set
As they were carved aud eo'ored for = show
The tulips, sarh talk OF love AID beaux
The spiritual, whose pure, ssvee, thoughts seem
given
As are tie sia-beafas ir0in the light of heaven
These are the iilles; and the yiolels
Are gentle hearted ones who love IN Hties,
Aad would be Ike them could they choose their
fate,
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* ILLUSTRATION 30 ZOE Having
been appointed BY tire Judge Of the District
Court Of the Confederate States OF America for the
Eastern District OF Virginia the Receiver for the
District d. signated ia the sub division of said Eastern
District of Virginia, made by said Court, as No 8,
aud composed of the counties OF Aibemarie Flu
wanna, Louisa Goochland Hanover, HenrIco I'm
Guiding that part of the City of Richmond lying
westward OF nth street in said city, New Kent,
Charles City, James CITY, dnciud,eg the City of
Willian,sburg,) Warwick, York, Elizabeth City,
aud King william hereby notify every Attorney
Agent Farmer, Partner, Trustee, or other person
holding or controlling within said District, any
lands, teneiaents, or heredaneu,s, goods, chat
tels rights or eedits any interest therein of
Tor any alien enemy of the Confederate States of
America speedily to inform HE ct the same, and to
render to me an account thereof, and far as
practicable, to place the same In my hands ANY
such person wiifuiiy failing to do viii be guilty
Of high aisdemea and liable 10 be- indicted,
convicted, fined and imprisoned as provided by law
Ard also notify each and every citizen OF the Con
federate States speedily give information to me,
Gas he u required by law OF any and all lands,
tsnements, aud hereditaments, goods and chattles,
rights and credits, within the said District and OF
every right and naterest therein held owned AID
possessed or enjoyed by or for any such alien
enemy. HENRY l. bhOOkE,
Receiver for District No g.
M Ny Office il room No. T. Belvins Block,
fronting Bank 1T Richmond. oc Sim
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MILITARY NOTICES.

-
ADyT AND INSPECT. GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct. Ii. 1861. )
- PEClAL ORDER.
= srtraa-1
III. Officers in addressing their communications
from camps and stations viii name The post Office
near. st To said camp and stations Fer want of
T. Is IL formation many letters remain unanswered
The particular post town, and State should, Ia all
cases. he given.
BY command of the Secretary Of War.
s. COOPER,
oe I6--Gt Adjutant and Inspector General
ADJ'T AND ms PECT. GEN IS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct 18th, 1851.
CPECIhL ORDER.--All Officers of the Corsed-
- crate States or Provisional Army, and who
nav from ii re to time arrive herr, except only
those permanently stationed in this city will report
at the office of Brigadier General WINDER, corner
OF Broad and 9th streets.
BY command of the Secretary of War.
(Signedl S. COOPER,
oc lott Adutant and Inspector General.
EtAUTION.- No one is authorized to collect
Virginia arms in this city, or eisewh here in this
State, unless they show written authority from me
This notice is not of course to interfere with the
authority of the Adjutant General of the State in
any order he may have issued. or may issue here
after upon this subject; but is given to prevent i'm
positions by those having authority, and who
make return to this Office.
G. DIMMOCK,
oc Its Col. of Ordusnce of Virginia.
~ City papers copy.
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VTRGTST-
II A PEOGIIAA Ma ZION w O.. =

4 4 L w ESibNoh of slktTINf4-
Id A PkOCLAMATION.- Whereas in =.
elections about 10 be held in this STATE. for Pc
OF President and Vice Pr sdent, and FOX nie,.l
of Congress of the Confederate Stales, and ala. .
members of the State Convention, and O. the r.,
Of Delegates and Senate, tc supply vacsnrie,
existing, il appears to the Executive that s5r, 4
the counties entitled to FAKE said election. s.,
now, or may be, in the possession OF the en-rv .
of hostile parties aud that in consequence a. =,
possession, it may be impractcable to hold w
elections at the places authorized by law: AID II,
General Assembly and the Convention HAVING II,
no provision FOR such emergency Now thsrefa
[, JOHN LETCHER, Governor of the Conn /,
wealth of Virginia, do hereby prescribe tie Am
ing regulations ter holding said elections, subs ,
the ratification of the Legislature or tie Copyr
ton:
In either of said elections, If, from Rry ,,B.
proceeding from the action OF the eue,ny. h
impracticable TO hold the election ut any place q.
signated by law for holding the same my per.,-
within the county may vote at any other rg,
therein al which votes may be taken. And IN n.
Of any district election, IL the election csE
be held in any ono county of the district any ",
therein may vote in any other county Of ths a.
trict IN which votes may be taken.
In counties or districts in which no election Ca
be held, any voter of the county or distre pY
present himself to the Commissioners 81 tG, Cosl
House OF any other county or corporations or te q.
Commissioners at any eneampmept AZ which 1.
may be, and "sk that a separate poll be optuei
he election or elections authorized TO be bel
his county, and such poll, if he show that b.
entitled to vote, the Commissioners shall cause b,
name to be recorded, as If il were in his county
Tie officers whose duty it is TO maze Felli.5
elections shall forthwith, az the conclusion Of e.
election, return such separate polls to the Se.e41
OF the Common wealth.
In taking al such special polls the sane pror--'
ings shall be had. and under the rsg1.aiiousya
seribed in regular elections.
IL all cases where returning officers may ao s
it practicable, for the reasols aforesaid, 20 lest
the places designated by la~, they may re,l;l q
polls taken and in their custody TO the oeerytasg
the Commonwealth.
49, Given under my hand IS Governor al
! l. 5 under the seal of the CommOuweasA s.
~ Richmond, this iith day Cf October A b
1861, and in the eighty SIKH year Of the Conrn
wealth. JOHN LETCHt2,
By the Governor:
GEO ". MUSFoBp,
oc l2--ththN Sec Y of the CG1n,7cnwtsl.5
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This old institution established by the Viz
a,inia Legislature and in successful operation for
thirty years continues TO insure, in city aud
try, against loss damage by fire almost every
description Of property.
Sea risks on ships a. cargoes and risks on in
land transportation, taken to all parts OF the world,
at reasonable rates of premium.
The very liberal share Of the public patronage
which it has SO long received, operates in return
liberal ana prompt settlement OF claims, which it
has ever been its pleasure to observe.
Farmers, merchants and citizens generally, may
be referred to parties already insured in this Com
pany in over fifty counties in tie State.
Application by letter or otherwise, to the Presi-
dent or Secretary, will meet prompt attention.
DIRECTORS
Jos. Allen, G. w. Purcell,
w. l.. Cowardin, Jos. 2. Winston
II. l.. Kent, ii. A. Claiborne,
VIM, Palmer, Geo. w. Smith,
A. X. Parker, i. l.. Winston,
Jas. A. Inloes, X. H. Maury,
J. f. Wadsworth, Sam1 p. Lathrop
VIM Beers, =. Cullen NJ. ID.
Thos. Samson,
w. l.. COwARDIN, Pest
WM WILLIS, Jr., Secy. &C l6--ts
T IfE' FIRE sa;ra AMP ND MARIN E
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. 1853 MAIN On. f. COR. OF llTH) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample capt.
tai, and contingent fund carefully invested, con-
tinues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDiZE, of every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the
lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robt III. Burtonf
G. T. Workman, Francis j. Barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John L. Su5lett
John j. Wilson, Thos A. RUst,
Alex. Garrett, Gee. n CIV sthmey,
Peter G. Wsrrick
DAVID CUkRiE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
f. n BROOK Secretary. de 27-1y
JAMES B. MACMURDO, Agent MANHAT,
- TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
New York. Office at the Insurance Agency
of THOMAS M. ALERIEND, on 1ltb street, nearly
opposite Goddins Hall. where applications viii be
received All lS-lv
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~ Il w - VNh
MILLINERY GOuuS
PROCLAMATION

DI THE GOVERNOR OF VIRCi,1,
~ 4 pkOCLAMATI Whereas, v,,."
has occurred in the House of Delegates Of -,
otcasioned by the resignation of 4 HOS Wol', y
of the Delegates elect for the county Of AIb.r,H
Therefore, the Sheriff Of said county /, h,r,I-s
CURED to hold an election at the several p,,..
voting prescribed by law, in SAID county !, i
fret WEDNESDAY. {heing The 9Th dey y, =
veuiber next, for a Delegate to ill the We,
aforesaid
Given under my band as Governor ),
~ under the Sea! of the Commnnwes,,,
: L. 5. Richmond, this l7th day October 4
49, and in the year of the Comnepws
the e6th. JOHN LETCHEE
By the Governor:
GEO. W. MUNFORD,
or I2-dk eyy'st Secfy of Ia To-u.,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

" CORNS,
G>} BUNION
CA ID SIT Els,
DEFORMED NAILS, 80 !,
Aud all pI sEASES OF THE FEET.
Eradic ated by DIR SGHULTZS novel process. with
out psin--a desideratam eagerly sought by ali who
prize health.
RE Office. Wal st. Hotel, Wall st. oc ls-i.'
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HOTELS n RESTAURANTS
Es$sSPST A..S-

ErOURTH STREET HOSPIIAL.-The ladies
{ OF the First Baptist Church have procured a
Rouse Oh Fourth street beyond Leigh aud propose
opening il as hospital Tor sick and wounded sol
dieys, Monday next. They viii be grateful for
any supplies either Of provisions or clothing, from
The city or country, that may be adapted TO the
wants OF the patients Contributions for this pur-
pose may be left at the hospital the store of
Mr.. WIZ. G.. DANDRIDGE, lG6 Bread street,
It's
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He DIR. r. w. HANCOCK having been or
dcrSd 10 Gen. Ewells Brigade as Surgeon,
will necessarily be absent from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services will 6nd
his representative, DIR. JAMES Il. WILLIAMS, Al his
Office, prepared to attend To their cas.
DIR. JAMES e. WILLIAMS offers his profes
BioaE services to the citizens OF Richmond and vi;
entity. He may be found at DR. F. w. HAscoeK's
\ee, On Main between I'd and 4th streets, or at
WA y. PhIiIIps Office, ON 18th street. bet zen
Hsin and Bank, at the usual Office hours
Any message left At either place win be promptly
Intended TO- &c I0~-ts
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KUNAWAYS.

DUN w Il Y-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
II, WARD.-Runaway, on the 5th OF August,
my NEGRO WOMAN, named BETTY about %
years old, FIVE feet four inches high, black, VINO
WAS hired to Joseph Davis, on Broad street. She
has mark on the face, in consequence Of mus
tad plaster She had on, which place is darker
She has children in Cumberland county, where l
bought her of Mr.. J. NJ Price. She is probably
in this city, has made her way to MIR. Prices.
will give the above reward if delivered 20 here,
or if lodged in Jail in the county or city.
oc 7-im* JOSEPH STERN.