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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
SICK AND WOUNDED REBELS.
BUSINESS IN THE TREASURY DEpARrMNET-IN-
DuN ALLIES OF THE REBELs-viOLATION OF
ESGLAsD's NEUTRALITY-THE SEVENTY
Ninth HIGHIANDERs.

NINTH HIGHLANDERs.
WAeHSGToS, 1hursday Aug 5 1851.
Reliable information has been received here 70 the
effect that there were two thousand Rebels sick and
orndod at Culpepper Court-lOute, and Que thousand
o. Warrenon. This statement Is based uIon returns
nude on Tuesday. Beside tbese there were very
large number Asrs dH combt private residences in
the touLty, snd a. the points named. prolific cause
OF dseose Il the Inadequate enpply OF water NJ Nam
assas, aAd rs very Io1r quality.
There IL unprecedented pressure OF businees inthe
Trc,surv Department. Tn. clerkt undeF'orders TO
labor With uprcmittiag Industry.
Tie department of the Interior are without official
iufyru adGn that any Of tho indian tribes have joined
te army Of the Rebcs, though II is believed that row.
ing bands OF Rsyag,s may have done 30.
Tie seamer Jo.sph Whitney hss been purchased for
$4,000. She 10 to be converted into gnpboat, and
has beer ordered to the Navy Yard st brooklyn for
repaire.
it is understood that Secretary Seward intends to
inform Lord Lyons Immediately that British subjects
ore engaged n fn ishinS aid 20 Rebel enemies In
direct violation of The neutrality proclamation OF the
Queen Of ofEnglsnd. -,
The troubles in the Highandera Regiment (I5thl
vero setI.d to-day. Several Of the ringesiers are
slill retined in custody but the main body oil the
regiment IL quiet.
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proXimang LOstihics on maguiAccus sale, and this
8 .tisrtd fell of 10 sleep haHi.
tridey the Iytb, dagnsd. And / riday faded into
twilight aud night came on and Diotitd u Vut ai'0
oethtr auo lcit us where we wero The night beiore-
In that sloping meadow, buried ~ tlst dep aoAte
vrnis Iazily and stupidity whlng ior some pew shd
IeaanteF de eveopeuient u eYcne. Nothing, however,
- s done that day. IL d, Lee sa SlG Ion ~ every
eamp. III. vaG there Blue Ridge glowing aUd melting
oo The horizon. There tho beautiful and ample
Woods spreading between as aud haiassss,
covering in their depibs iihes OF ths deadlsst
batteries and giODs OF fierce enemies. There ere de-
,efted farm bolses lew and far between, breaking
throua the sylvan sene and reminding every one OF
hone Ii was "A wcsrisOgle, hot, dgwling Idle day
iast day to relax the atsnctest nerves end make
dOls and towards OF ue all. Just such day Hays
more msctief breeds dcsdcr discontent and iasubor
Cination among soldiers than bouTs OF storm and
bsyOc. And ibis day TO have beon repeated SatnT-
day 10 have been just ~ vacant, lutt as hstless Jast
as deadeDing us, NJ dieanilJ aLd ,luggshy exhaust
ina ne Friday WAS.
Were il not for The visit of Father Scuy the young
AID devoted chaplain Of Col. Cnsss Irisb Regiment
fOm Boston, who, having heard of Ihursisy't hight
Ing, dashed acFoss from Washington, oyor tiveald-
thirty niles 20 see and learn all ab0dt w, 10 would
despite OF the el .ring sunshine, have been gloomy
dsy indeed. his hearty words and presence iii up
afesh the lie obd fire OF the 6yth; and he IN good
tilae and kindly stid long enough TO relieve our
own beloved chaplain, Father OReilly, IN bis du,ies
at he confessional There were few Of the osth who
failed 10 confess and ask forgiveness on that day.
Every one, officers as VOL % phva.es, prepared iOr
death. Sincerely and devouly they made their peace
with God This the 0f their courage aud the
high, bright spirit with which they bore all tho hard.
sys lne TivaiioDs tho terrors, aDd The ebasiisemei
OF The battle. lsws, truth, an affecting Aght-tha
of sropg, sslwsrt, rugged me-all npon their knees,
al witt heads uncovered, all with hands ciasped In
prayer and eyes esst down, approaching, by one,
the good dear priest, who sesed the ioot OF old
bare teei against wb some OF our boys had spread
for him sn awning Of green branches. heard The
feEsions Of the poSr fellows and bid them be AZ esse
and fearless. Long a. ive shall forget that
scene Is WA not Ices impIesbye than that VI Father
Reillys passing along line, we kneIt within
range Of the enemy's batteries On one knee, with
bayonets txed EXPECTING every minute 10 be eweps
upon, and the final benedc!ion was impaired Father
OReilly has told me snce, that the eanestness and
devotion with which poor isgserty received that
beneoictioD, sngnlaly struck Lin and that the a,l
tude aud express Of this truly loness and heoric
soldier, ut that solemn momeu could never leave his
memory.
OF subsequent incidents and events the world, by
this time, has heard esongb Concerning the advance
from Centrcviuc the battle tho retreat, She alarm apd
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A DESPERATE STRUGGLE IMPENDING.

n 1'ii hNDiNO.
The Washington correspondent OF TIE PdaadelPs'a
Peas writes:
"Advices from Virginia sssuro as that the Confet-
crate forces preparing Tor desperate struggle
While tho Lalile at MaDasfas compelled to retreat
il shattered the Southern army Whole regiments
have gone peces. Tie experience Of many Of their
best oi es has closed with tie tomb-their victory
was gloomy and dishear ening and their strong posi-
ton Manassas they feel must yield to the artillery
Of Mcclellan.
Bsforo this encounter takes place they are brncng
themselves for the struggle. The Virginia authorities
have ordered the militia Of each county - repair ,othe
county Court-iiouses apd prepare for battle. They
will be expected 10 furnish their own TRs and uui'
form, 10 leave hslfcullivsted farms aud suffering
builessio rick al they have, and life iselt--n the
obedience Of ambitious DICTATOR Bat the people OF
Virginia do exhibit the ulasrty Of spirit woieh had
been expected. Correspondents Of Southern news.
papers speak of them reluctant militia, and the
hewspa er. are loudly rating them for their want OF
patriotism and suggesting ways and meaus for their
punishment. The people Of Virginia evidently cannot
understand Why they should be dragged into war TO
please sonh Carolina and the htto nes o. cotton con-
sp who distilled tie POISON of Secession into tie
blood of the Old Dominion"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hr Az Az RnoK FOR GRATUlTous ClRC9-
IATIoN. BY ascrrEssk, wh9 Ina mas Of Memory, and
cured OF Nervous seeeitns from early errors BY
oiowas the s.,,aa d 10 the author
Considers IL his duty ,ngnpmn,iye and Nervous
sud 10 the saare aseo on receipt Of
therefore. sene nav ~ the work, containing every
. Two s,ahp reaaired. Address, Box s,s r.
~ xIhany n, Y. nv A--"S~e"N'
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH--THE
hol>Sss4f<s7R CHEOPLASTIC AND VULCANITE
"\PROCESS.- w. JONES, DEN
ALJI list, having the right for the above
mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied of its
absolute superiority over all other methods,
with confidence commend it to those desiring full
partial sets OF teeth, and especially such may
be dissatisfied with those they are now using
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the mouth,
and the suction thereby secured, enables him TO
insert one more teeth ritho,a clasps. This me-
est in the profession North and South testimo
malls will be given and specimens exhibited to
any other plate, will, of course, be made for
those preferring them Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC.
TRIClTY, lctthout pain.
BE Once on Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hall. de lily
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"a ss::s;;;s R..uR6AnNNrhhs M tII AZ
Gen' Supt's Office Va. Cen. r. r.
Richmond, Jan. q, 1851. ( ia 2?-ts
re- rzazasszzz1N NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
A44 ssssSss[1NEW AND IMPORTANT All

N -RANGEMEyT, 1851 The AD
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully annouae
the pWe ha hfy h f91s &
ADELPHlA and BALTIMORE to RlCHM0ND
thereby afording unusual facilities for obtaining
their freight and packages in the shortest possible
time.
Expresses leave New York at l.. and o'c9si
p. NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at 8 4. N
aud II p. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at ga
AMID AMID sp p NJ arriving IN Richmond at '"'
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phila.
delphia and Baltimore; and all points North aad
West, at $50 A NJ and 80 I. NJ. .. r.. a.
Freight and packages should in all cases pc a.
our Office oNE'HoUR before the departure Of tho
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Richmola
TWICE DAILY, at 4. 80 A NJ, 2.4s ?. NJ.
The Adams Express Company feel that they cah
guarantee to the public eivility, attention andsai
isfacion in all their Intercourse with their obeeh
in Richmond. and nothing will be left undone On
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by theExpress HoR
the North at o'clock +. NJ, will be delivered
advance oftwelve hours over our arrangemehs
STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND FROM NEW.
YORK, sEMI-wEEKLY. Freights delivered IN
HEAVY AND LIGHT FREIGHTS, packages
MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &c. i3i,
warded with safety and dispatch to all parts Oh A'
NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with0su'
Goods, col lected at all accessible points throogh
out the United States, and prompt returns gaaf'i
teed.
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses, u
charge OF careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
ly low rates.
All freigh;s promptly called for and dsliver'd
without extra charge.
EE- For further Information, please call at 0'i
'~'s' ''' main ADAMS ADAM. EXPRESS CoMPAyYH
an It's w H. TKEGO, sRpt
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ExCHAN6E HOTEL AND BALLAR n

RICHMOND, JAsrAkY l4rH, 1891
The pToprietors Of this we'll known and popular
establishment beg leave 10 return their heartfelt
thanks 10 their friends and the public generally
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with; and II affords them peasur re 10
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
athorough rsaovatipg Of the entire establishment,
makes Ii one Of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels tfor permanent bearders, as well - tran :
silent company ! that ew6 be enjoyed anywhere In
the country II is due TO the liberaIity OF the
Stockholders Of the EXCHANGEto say that every
thing has been done which could add TO its value
and Increase the comfort and convenience OF Its
guests,
Among the important changes and Improvements
in the BALLARD HOUSE they have added q we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
j. now open for the patronage Of the public. In
arranging this part Of their business, Il handsome
room has been provided for the ladies OF tho Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the parior door
Of the Ballard House.
In view OF the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention on their part, they
hsps 10 merit continuaace Of that patronage so
il is-n tdHF r. 4 TH0s. 4. BALLARD.
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~ Are ar
STCKf
SMALL PART
OF TESTIMONY
TAKEN FROM INDEX OF PAMPHL ET OF
49, sfrp pe ny HaMpTONtS TINCTURE.

TAKEN FROM INDEX VI a M ~ u u VT
CURES By HAMPToN'S TlNCFukk.
HON. v. CLAY........;.,;., ;....;,...'..'-page
ASTHMA-Many years, J. X. 6ongh....... " ~
BRONCHfTIS-a0 years, John Devlin..... . ~
BLINDNESS-John Mckenzie. :...... ....' - 40
BOWELS, Constipation-John Howard" =, -
CoUGH--Wm. II. Phillets .........,.-.'.... 8. 40
COUGH-H. &. Wtnn -...............'..''''- 4, -
CuUUH-G. Dunan ..-....-..,. ,'''.'''r ,;It,r
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Debrliity'
Female Complains, Hip Disease kidney Ss pise1Ts a,
NOR Thrush, Vertigo, Womb Disease ,n se scro
Neuralgia Paralysis, Palpitation oil neatt, o ni
fuIa spinal Disease &c. with numerous olher us
eases destined 10 by our own citizens. crppn
And many Others who testify 7! DetnS S1 mnEp'
after years OF suffering, by HAMPTON > TIM
FEMALES AND CHILDREN. This TlNCTu,RE
will he found great medicine Tor all their ais
Cali aud get Pamphlets, and read many OF me
most powerful possible certhe.ites Vi euie' Vi inc
ahnvs diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL LApD co. k zen nrna
s;sts in Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; aud by Druggists ana snop-
keeners everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
AeeP''' ia 2s-d&cwts
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az Leeches. Leeches!! Leeches!. -
have just reeeivd, by Adams Express lot OF
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, theSery best, and
large size, which Will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
L. S.-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
tended TO. can be found at all hours of the day
at the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amerl-
Hotel, (entrance on 18th street and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets:
an ly--ts r. G. HOBSON.
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
PERPETUAL ANCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE OF VA,
OFFICE-MAIS STREET, IN AMERICAN HOTEL.
PITAI, S3OOOOO

This Company takes, in addition to the ordinary
Fire and Marine Risks, PERPETUAL Insurance on
Buildings. Under this policy one payment secures
the property forever against loss by fire. This
Company receives MONEY on deposit, pays interest
thereon, and guarantees the payment of Negotia-
BILE Notes and bills Of Exchange.
Statement Of the Condition Of the Insurance Company Of
the State Of Firginia.
RICHMOND, January LIST, 1851.
ASSETS
Cash on ha nd and in the hands Ofagents,
aud in course of transmission.
Su, 594 10
Loaned on bonds secured by
mortgages. ........... -: 2l5, $50 90
Loaned on bonds secured by
State and Bank stocks....... 81, 1913 90
Bills receivable. .............. S7,7l2 81
Uucol lected premiums. ....... 500 90
Office fixtures .................. 800 81
State of Tennessee per cent.
Bonds .............i........ 10000 90
Stock of the Bank of the Com
monwealth .;........:.;..... .2,4Oo 90
Stock of the Farmers Bank,
Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 90
Interest accrued on bonds q. 5,34s 90
Dividends declared on stock. Ga so
- s3ss, o7a 4s
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock .................S $500 600 90
Certificates of money de-
post. ............. l3,6I9 w
Due to one Agent. ............ zoo
slsssl 90
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ne NpOtSWOOd Hotel HaIf-UTesslnS StlIOOM.
GEO. j HlSsERlCH, the celebrated HAIR CUT
TER AND ARTIST of his profession, respectfully
Informs the citizens of Richmond that he has taken
charge OF the new and elegantly fitted up HAIR
DRESSING SALOON under the Spotswood Hotel,
where he will at all times be ready TO give HOT
and COLD and SHOWER BATHS, and attend to
everything in the line Of his profession.
ia Sim"
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MAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
M This Hospital is situated near the corner OF
Main and goth streets, and is admirably adapted in
airiness privacy and healthfulness of position, to
the purposes for which it has been instituted,
namely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL and OBSTE-
TRICAL treatment of SLAVES, The rules and
regulations governing this Institution have al
ready been published. circular containing full
particulars will be furnished those who may de-
sire further information.
TERMs.-Patients per week, Us; less than week,
~ per diem; but the aggregate shat not erceed ne
charge for a full tcees Patients attending the daily
examinations mot fit subjects for HOSPlTA AL CON
FINEMENT,) charged the regular fee adopted by
the profession at large. The above charges in
cude board, medicine medical attendance and
nursing. Surgical operations charged according
to rules of other Hospitals of the city For further
information, apply to the Physician reside at the
Hospital, or to either of the undersigned Physi-
clans and Projectors.
FRS. w. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Main ST., bet. Sd and 4th, or No 1870 Main st.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, M. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace ST., bet. 5th and eth.
K. S. VEST, NJ. D., Franklin ST.,
Near Ballard House, or cor. Main and 18th SITS.
PHILIP 5. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician.
J. G. TREVILIAN, NJ. D.,
ple-ly Resident Assistant.
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APOTHECARIES, &c.

ID J. w. FRAYSER,
~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
~ Seventeenth, bettCeen Grace and Broad Streets,
~ RICHMOND, va,
Would beg leave to return his sincere thanks to
his friends, and those who have so literally pat
Tonized him during the past year, and hopes, by
strict attention to business, to merit continuance
of the same.
having their PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and
ACCURATELY compounded at all hours of the DAY
and NIGHT. j. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
in < J7tI
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION OF O-PARTNERsHIP
DThe firm of RANDOLPH " PAGE expired on
the 3lst January, 1861, by the withdrawal OF ID Z.
most cordially return their thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
friends. Either partner IS auth9rzed to close the
business. d. C0UPLAND RANDOLPH,
''' MANNPAGE.
February /, 1851
Notwithstanding to continue the COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ask con-
firm of RANDOLPH PAGE, and hope, by strict at
tention, to merit the same NY uncle; D.; G. Kan AZ
VINO w AID Sf in Ssfn
February /, 1851 [fe l-lml MANN PAGE.
I HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME MIR.
L RICHARD L. BROWN, date with WV TAYL n
Gerry, LIQUOR and ROVISION BUSINESS, on
18th street, PstTesn Main "a and 6 Gary HHder th
fro" our friends and the public SSasf g. Jones
February lst 1861. fe l-et
NEW CONCERN.-Having purchased of D.
FIXTURES, &c, of J. F. SAUNDERS x Co, We
will continue the business at the old stand lately
occupied by them, under the firm and style OF
SAUNDERS LOVING, where will always be
found welI-selected stock of GROCERIES,
Liquors, &c, which will be sold at the lowest
and to which we invite the attention OF the pa
irons of the late concern of SAUNDERS co.
and the public generally-hoplng, by strict at
tention to business to give satisfaction to all Tho
may favor US with a call.
JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN B. LOVING.
In retiring from the firm of J. F. SAUN-
| DERS * Co, | return my thanks to my friends for
the favors bestowed on me, and take great pl
sure in recommending to them, and the public
| generally my successors as gentlemen worthy of
| their patronage ! would also request all persons
| having claims against the late concern OF J. +.
! SAUNDERS Il CO, to present them for pay
| ment. and those indebted Will make payment TO
me, or to my son, j. F. SAUNDERS, as early as
| possible. DAVID ). SAUNDERS.
Richmond. Jan. 81, 1861. ia 23-dl5t&cw4t
| T1HE G ROCERY BUSINESS of c. p.
| L WORD 4 BROTHER was dissolved on the lst
| December 1860. Those indebted to us Will please
| settle their accounts without delay, as are
! very anxious to close up the business. The name
| of the firm will be used by G.. 7. WORD, or }. ii
! WORD, who alone are authorized to settle up the
| business. T. T.. MoRD,
Picbmond Ian 2eth 1851 ia 2s-6t*
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.s;= Old pominion Insurance Company.

ABLE TERMS.
In addition TO the ordinary mode of Insurance,
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
Buildings, on the payment of EIGHT ANNUAL PRE-
NUNS. Property Is thenceforlh permanently IN
sured. BY this plan a saving Is effected, and the
risk and Inconvenience OF renewals are avoided
The policy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less ten per
cent.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid,
Applications for Insurance Will receive prompt
attention. DIRECTIONS:
Cab. Workman, John H. Greanor,
John Finders, Geo. S. Palmer,
Saml II. Price, VIM. 5. Triplett,
b. +. Ladd, 5. &. Tardy,
John Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther Il. Spilman, Jas. K. Crenshaw,
Peter G.. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas. S. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace T. Edmond, Thos. Jones,
Jas. NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. smith,
Griffin 3. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. w. Yancey, R0. L. Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. L. Ragland,
VIM. Brent, Henry G. Cabell,
Ro II. Maury, Geo. w. Register.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs. E. WORKMAN, Sec ry. de Sits
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.

CEA CHINA, GLASS AND EARfHEE
MI3WARE.--W would call the attention Of ..
WEH who may want TO purchase to our largs az
Wv well-seiected stock OF DINNER, TIA As
CHAMBER SETS, decorated in the very a aIsT
styles. Also, WHITE GRANITE and EAaVl
PRINTED DINNER and CHAMBER skIs' :"
twenty different patterns. ,,ts,
Also, large assortment Of PARlAN thsS
PITCHERS, VASES, FIGURES, sold In groa,lssii M
MAN GLAsS'yASES. COLOGNE BOTTLES; W.
TER BOTTLES, WINE BOTTLES, ClGAk hoAi
ERS, ASHE TRAYS, sc. ~.
SILVER-PLATED WARE--Consisting o. , ~
tors. spoons. Forks. Batter Dishes, Ice Dhhs,'
Pickle Forks, Mugs, Goblets, Candlesticss, sas
fers aud Trays, Walters, &C. OF the best plase. q
of which will be sold al the very lowest pti..ss'
GEO. j. SUMNER Co. -,
is Of Iran Front Buildings, GOvsrn1ft .
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% A. BODEKER &CO., APOrHhCAKTEs
~AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
W. near Old Market, Richmond Va, will keep
~ on hand general assortment Of pure Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window lass,
Putty, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, of
all kinds; Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
eohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
njshed las
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL,
ID CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PATIESTs-ln wards So per week; III
private rooms 81 to SIS per week.
SLAvEs-S5 per week. Less than a week, ~ per
day.; but not to exceed So per week. Fractions
over the hrst week IL cents per day.
No ertra CHARGES except for surgical operations,
and then an additional fee ranging from ~ to 500
will be charged. Bills payable on the removal Of the
patient. No small-p0 admitted.
covered spring wagon will convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired. Orders may
be left at the Hospital, at the office of A. L. HoI-
LADAY, 18th street, between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the institution since its foundation, having taken
it under his exclusive charge, aided by competent
assistants, solicits continuance OF the liberal
patronage of his friends and of the public gene
rally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
ASSISTANTS:
G. w. p. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Church Hill, cor. 25th and Marshall SITS.
G.. NJ. HUNTER,
to- Resident Physician
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FIRST.CLASS MEDICINES.
NfEADR

u q
~ PHARMAcEUTIsrs AND VENDORS OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARMA-
CEUTlCAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments and
Appliances Medicine Chests for plantations, fami-
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon
don Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Supporters;
Porte Monnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors;
first quality Perfumery, Pomades and Soaps MIN
eral Waters, bottled at the springs; Medicinal
Wares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines, &c,
all of the best quality and at the lowest Rates.
MEADE BAKER,
lSe Main ST.. corner above Post Oti0e,
do Piebmand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02
NE A southern Manufacturing House il

NJ 4 SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE III
REALITY IN lc22-
First by COOKE RYAN;
2ndly, by PETER COOKE;
3rdly, by COOKE HILL;
4thly, by ALEA'R HILL;
5thly, by ALEX X HILL x co.
We are prepared to manufacture LADIES
GENTS MISSES and BOYS SHOES of every de-
scription, to which we most respectfully call the
attention of our friends, customers and the public
in general. ~
ia 26-dlm allen X HILL 90.