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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
rnr Rlaurs Akp nrrIEs or Oo.PAkrkns.H1rs

The RiaATs AND DUTIES or Co-PAKISBRsHIfs
The Charles ton Courier publishes the fol-
towing legal opinion, from two distinguished
lawyers, involving questions Of co-partner-
ship between citizens of the Confederate
States and citizens OF the United States. II
will be found OF the highest Importance to
our mercantile community, aud viii be read
with in terest:
We have con sdered the ues ton propound-
ed by you as 10 the effect OF the exs ting sta te
OF things upon your co-par tners ship with the
house of -. New York. Ioa are a citizen
OF The Confederate States, and they citizens of
the United States. Our Congress Mt Mont
gomery has lately passed an act recognizing n
state Of war existing between the United
States aud the Confederate States.
\ state OF war imposes restraints and dis
abilities aud duties which are inconsis ten /
with the relations OF CO. partnership between
the ciIizrns OF belligerent governments. II
iuterrupts and renders unlawful all trade and
commercial intercourse between them, and ID
tias accordingly been held that such "A state
works Il dissolution OF co o-partnership. II, az
we unders tand you 10 say, your New York
partners considered 1t "treason 10 their Gov
rrnment'' that they should man nufae ture goods
according TO the terms OF co. partnership, 10 be
sold and sed in this city, there can be no bet
ter Illustration OF your mutual inability, con.
sis tentiy with your public du ties, to carry out
the objects of the co-partlersaiI,, aud, there.
fore, the law holds after the breaking out
of war, commercial co-partnership existing
between the citizens of TWO eouI tries a t WAL
| Is dissolved by the very act Of war. This
doctrine IL well expouuded by the Court oi
Errors of New Y York in the case Of Giri swoid
| es. Waddington. l6 Jones Report, 4i3)
Ws are of the opinion that your co. partner.
| ship with the citizens of New York 10 dis
solved by the act Of war, and that it Is your
| duty TO give notice TO that effect, and 10 con.
| duct your business hereafter without the uss
or their names, and for your account and
benefit.
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Rifhmonh pispatrh,
THURSDAY MORNING MAY %, 1891
EXTRA Session OF THE PROVISIONAL CON.
GREsS OF THE CONFEDERATE sTaTEs

M Stephens. of Ga, offered the following
bill
4 BiH TO he entitled An dc: To Adnlit hs
Safe of 4rkGnsos into the Confs.fer0cy.
The people of the State of Arkansas in SOW
ereign Convention, having passed an Ordi
nance dIssolNing their political connection
with the United States, and another Ordi-
nance adopting and ratIiyiDg the Constitu tIon
for the Provisional Government of The Con
federate States OF America therefore,
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of
Anaerfc0 10 enact, That the State OF Arkansas
be and IL hereby admitted ioto this COniedera-
cy upon an equal footing with the other
States, under the Cons tItution for the Govern
ment of the same.
Mr. Stephens rnosed that the dill he pat
npon its passage, and that the vote or Il be
taken by States.
Mr.. Withers, OF s. e., said he presumed the
official evidence OF the passage OF an Ordinance
OF Secession by the State OF Arkansas was IN
this Convention, and he desired IL have the
tact 20 announced.
Mr.. Stephens, of Ga, said that all the OH
ci.l papers were here.
The President stated that the gentleman
| from Georgia {Mr. Stephens) had III his pos
session the Ordinance Of Secession adopted by
| the Convention of Arkansas, and also he or
dinauc" adopting the Prov isional Constitu.
| t;On.
| MIR Witbers.-I am satistied. / is best al
! wats TO know that the Official papers are
present.
On the call OF States, the vote in favor oi
| the admission of Arkansas was unanimous,
| Uu motion OF Nj. Stephens. the delegates
| from Arkansss were ibeu sworn III aud toob
| their eeats.
| The delegates are
! K w. johnson, OF Pine Bluff, Arkansas
| a. Rust, OF Little Rock, Arktns1s.
| j. II. Garland. Of Little Rock, Arkansas.
| ". " Watkins, OF Carrolton, ArEansa~-
| HI. Thompson of Van Buren,, Arkansl
| The Lac uatned gentleman was not present
| but is expec ted here in day or two.
| On motion OF Mr. Stephens, the President
was instructed TO appoint one additional
| member on the Committee on Indian Affairs
| Pos tai Affairs, Public Lands, aud on Com
| meree.
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Correspondeues Of this Richmond Dispatch.
Afuirs at the Uairerstty.
UsIvBRsITy OF VIRGINIA.


There was an arrival OF two more compa-
uies at this place by this mornings train.
There is a large body of troops here, one com :
pany of which are guartcred IN the rooms OF
the east range, ut the College. We would
call attention TO the fact that the great mum
Der OF vacant rooms, during the summer, IN
and about the College, would be quite ser
yiceable for those who may be wounded in
battle. The disabled could easily he brought
to this place, by our railroads, from any por-
ton OF the State. The heaithfulness of the
region, too, is well known.
The marble statue of Jefferson has arrived,
and at a future day Will be placed in the LII
brary of the University.
The exercises of the University for'the pres
ent session are fast drawing To Il close, this
being the season for the examinations. As we
have not more than two hundred and tifty
students here now, the number ot gradna ties
will be proper tionaiiy less.
1t is said that portion of the troops at this
rendezvous Will be ordered down east to-
morrow. Is 1t not n wonder that the North
ern people do not see that We have the better
Generals, and that those whom they prize sc
highly are dH natives of the South He arc
the military people, not they. 1t is tha height
of absuriity TO think that they can subdue It's
with parcel of our retnse material
STCpgEs.
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News ans swers the ques ton
Four fifths OF the coun ties in Western Eir-
ginia taking the Blue Ridge rs the line, will
give malorIties Tor secession.
Not tar from three -fonrths of the coun ties in
Virginia west OF the Aileghsnes will go for
seces sion
A decided majority of the counties in North
western Virginia, west OF the Aleghanies and
north of the kanaWha, will be Tor secession
Not over three or four counties in North
western Virginia or of the line OF Pennsy Iva
MIA and Ohio, viii give maJorities for remain
ing ander LincoIn's Government, while a
least : nanv OF the counties on the Northern
State lines VIII 20 tor secession.
Under ouch circumstance the project for
division OF the State by a formation OF 81 new
State out OF even Northwestern Virginia. il
| simply ridiculous.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

As the Cadets now in the fold can be
spared from the duties upon which 3hey now
detached, they will return to the Institute, and
regular Academic exercises will be Resumed.
Ia the meantime, young men OF good cha racter,
who desire the advantage, OF the military in
strueiion of the Institution, theoretic, well
practical, will b0 admitted upon presenting them
selves to the acting superintendent, Major y.
CGCTCHFIELD.
Persons thus admitted will be organized into
classes for instruction in Infantry, artil iery aud
yalry tactics, III Geld fortincati0n, strategy end
pyrotechny, aud will ne controlled and governed
oy he came rsgul otions w heh apply to Cadets
Tue nrst element In % soldier instruction IL to
learn respect for, and submission 10, iawio au-
thVrlty, and Will bo received under any
clTcumslApces who * n0t willing to submit to this
control The sudeucy of n state Of war IL TO de-
ihoraliZe the soldier II IL the high function Of
the Virginia Military Institute to restrain this
tendency by imparting, as far a. II may, the qual-
| fyiHg Influences OF discipline. When the Iegu-
lar Academic eXeIcIses are resumed, the persons
thus admitted to the privileges OF Cadets will be
a. low ed 10 withdraw, or 10 continue the regular
course Of the Institute at will, and in the mean
| tina charge will be made for tuition. Deposit
! N admission. ~l20.
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New BREAeH- LOADING CAsKes "A cores
pondent of the New Orleans Delta thus de-
scribes a new engine Of war, invented by Dr.
W, b. Lindsay, Of that city:
1t will. doubtless, astonish the scient tine
world of gunnery that u naau OF pills should
invent an engine Of war for projecting solid
masses OF lead into The very bowels OF an en-
envy, but such is the fact.
This breach loading rifled cannon Is capable
OF sending thirty shots PER minute; Is perfect
iy simple IN construction, easily handed, ell
ther on the battle field GU the deck OF man :
of-war, or in fortiflca tion, Its rapid discharge
viii yeadiiy recommend 1t for priyateering
purposes.
v,6a made on the Same plan, which will be
ready Tor public examination In few days.
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Ew A Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 800 pages and $50 nne plates
and enyrayiags Of the anatomy of the sexual or
gsas in state of health and disease with a tres-
tss on self abuse, its depiorabie consequence oes
upon the mind snd body, with the authors plan
ot trsstment-the only rstionel and successful
mods OF care, shown by the report OF casee
trested. 4 truthful adviser TO the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain u
dou BITS Of thet physical condition. sent, free Of
postage to any add resa on receipt OF as cents In
specie, or postage stamps, by addressing,
fe 2e-d&swsia De. La CROIX. Albany, II. Y.
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ESTIMATED RXPRSzEs:

lIULLiNs' INs his Institute nas
Il tuot ciooet a prosperous session. The eDsu-
Iug session will open on the first WEDNESDAY
in June, and continue 10 the fret "Wednesday in
april lsS.-ten months. Far removed from scenes
OF excitement, IN the midst OF the mountains, and
enjoying the advantages of naa mineral waters,
1t odeis to young ladies' peculiar Inducements in
the present state of the couatry. Tie FACULTY is
composed OF FIVE gentlemen aud three ladies'
Charge for board and tuition Ia all branches, in
Guiding Music, WIS without Music, Else. Apply
to t1s super ntendsot for CIRCULAR, BotetouIt
Springs, Va. Accommodation Are afforded for Ito
young ladies.
BE Pay, half in advance.
iny s-sw" CHAs. l.. COOKE, Sup't.
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a PRIzg.-The schooner w. A. Atwater. In
the employ of the Federal Government, wa.
captured by Capt A, w Hunter and hi-
command, the Besuregard Rifles, of Apaiachi
cola, on the sth inst, at Cedar Keys, and
brought 40 prize To Apalachieola, arriving
there on the 18th. Dispa tches were then sen
to the Secretary of War al Montgomery, in
relation 70 the seizure. and the vessel is helt
subject 10 the order of the Government
Sarann0h Republican.
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LEGACY TO 4 Pgr CCR.-Miss Theody Dick
inson, late OF Brattleboro', VT, and recen e.
deceased, LEFT the income of her dwelling
house for the benefit OF her pet dog, 4 snall
cur After the death of the dog the property
reyerts TO nephew, who can apply at hi.
leisure the old nlaxIn, ''if you love me, low
my dog"
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Cxops IN SorrH CAROLINA "A private let.
ter from Chester district, :. G., received ST
this office, says
at would perhaps be interest ting TO yoH to
know our prospects for bread for the coming
year, and would say that we have a better
prospect for 4 wheat crop than we have had
stnce the year lsio.'
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4 True FRIgsD or HIs COUNTRY The fol-
lowing pleasant paragraph is from the Kcna-
wha Valley Star:
Capt. Thomas II. Friend, OF this county,
has contrlbu ted 25u bushels OF wheat 10 the
lund tor the support OF The volunteers OF this
section. lie has an abundance of grain, q
mill to grind il, and teams 10 haul 1t, hun
dreds of fat cattle, sheep and hogs, ana aa-
thorizes US tn say that ali these Will be freely
given III defence OF Virginia. The trul bi. .
bring with them this CousoIa ton, the as ur-
ance that the spirit ot unaelAsh PATRIOTISM
has not Vet departed.
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sar- old Dominion Insurance Company.


OAc., No. ~ Main H., under ST. Charles Hc,sI.
AUThORI2Ep CAPITAL............ 500, 1000
yIRM AND MARINE RISKS TAhEN ON FAVOR.
ABLE TERMS.
In addition to the ordinary mode OF Insurance,
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
Buildings, 90 ths payment Of EIGHT ANIMAL PRE-
xIUas. Property is thenceforth permanently in
sured. By this plan saving is effected, and the
rex 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,
Tosses promptly adjusted and pcid
Appi, cations for Insurance viii receive prompt
attention DI2EcT0Bs:
t.ab Workman, John II. Grespor,
John Endsrs, Geo. +. Palmer,
Eam'i III. Price, VIM g. Triplett,
h. r. Ladd, 9. G. TardY,
John Stewart Walker, VIM Currie,
Buthef X. spilman, Jsr. L. Creashsw,
Peter g. Warwick, John n Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark Dovpey.
Horace P. Edmond, Tnoh. Jones,
Jas. NJ. Talbot, Edwin a Smith,
8rihin b. Davenport, Ro. A Paine,
Geo. w. Yancey. Ro. =. Williams,
Jos Erummel, VIM. p RagisEd,
VIM. Brent, Henry G. Csbeil,
Ro H. Maury, Geo. W Roystsr
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Ia, Prss't.
CHAs. Z. WoRraAh, secry. de sl--ts
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IMPORTS AT Ngw YoKk.-rhe total amour,
of imports At the port OF New York for the
the same week in 1850, *5,5l7,5 ,5s7. Since Isl
January s66, ,424, l3s; for the same period las
year. -9l.2i5 .lt5. Exports since lst January
si7 ,2l3. .ols; Tor the saIne period ia 1850, So .
SOL los.
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~ -..........Apecial Natice. -
$4,000 WORTH
y; l. +; q n ~ II u X " O . O ID = +.
AT An ID BE Low COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUhIEEsS.

In eonseqBeRcs Of the general hna nnial derange.
ment thYoug hDrt ths niTy, we he determ ed
10 cell off our superior and desirable stock Of
DIR Y II q - ),
a. GREAT SACRIFICE, 20 close business As soon
possible.
We Offer thts day, every article At PRIME
COST, from paper II n eedIes upto the Richest
SILKS brought 20 this country.
Ia HoCsEkEBP1NG GOODS, our stock ia very
large and complete, consisting of
Tsuie DAAANK,.
Linen SREETING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS. HuCRABACK, As,, dc
Splendid assortment Of
ELEGANT pREss silks.
and all the latest styles or French end English
FAB RIGS,
for Ladies and Children's prsssss for Spring,
Winter I'd Summer.
EaBgoiDgRfEs,
hosiery, GLOVES, HDKfS.,
sHAWLs, CLOAKs and MANTLyS,
sHiRTIEGh aud SHKBTINGs.
YLAGHSI.s and BLANKETS, d every descrip.
ton.
IRIsH LINENS and DIAPERS.
B0nGAXi.Es and BLACh ALPACAS.
Large stock Of g 0oda for SERVANTS Summer
and Wiutsr Clothing.
re Purchasers are invited to cell and sea for
themselves. A. X. PARKER & CO.,
l43 Main street, Eagle square,
H.B-AIl pefsons indebted to us, will piesss
call aud settle their accounts without delay, ss
longer Indulgence Will not be given.
nh Sta A x. z. co.
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Seeding WGvHs.-The Norfolk CORES pom
dent Of the Petersburg Express writes
Mrs. Commodore Peudergrast, who is a
Southern lady, is still in Norfolk. She refuses
TO join her husband Ut the fort-says She vs. i'll
never live with him again, and il Is reported
that she Will apply for Il divorce. The wife
OF another reprobate who is al the fort is III
Norfolk, and has stci loaded, with which
she says she intends shooting her lisgs iord
upon sight,
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PRICE ONE CENT.
GROCERIES,. &c.

Just received,
my.-s Ana %oaBissa " sfsf e CLAIBORNE.
KACON, LIQUORS. DC.
400 bbIs. Cincinnati Common wHIsKEY.
?eo bbl-. fine Mountain Rye WHiSkBY.
IS bbls. common GIN aud Preach BRANDY.
halt pipes Heonessy and otard FRENCH
: half pipe. Holland GIN.
% bbls, Pert snd Madeira WINE.
20 bels and half Ssls I -, Blackberry. Cherry
half bbls. German BITTERS.
ID bbl. hne Virginia Apple and Peach
Is bbis TrulI's RUN.
as hhds. prime SHOULDERS and SIDES.
900 schoofey's sugsr-cured Worlds Fair
loo Smith6s cid HAMS.
a"tierces md bDls. prime Western LARD
100 ebis. Extra {, B, A, Crushsd and Powdered
saS ;" sSs sSs. s1. s1oTn y ssaS s9Sss saackEREL.
100 bbls. Family HkRRIN9S.
90" bhls. No. tni HERRINGs.
.5E. d. CHEESE.
igS bhls ti9e, sapseEaass, aud Family FLOUR
hiatt bbls. WHITE Fish.
80 bbis. Cuba aud y. Orleans M0LASSES.
halt boxes LOAF SUGAR
tierces GOLDFISH.
es bass Ric ana Lassayrs COFFEE.
S0o pEMIToHNs
50 bundles Wrapping TwISE.
iva dozen Cotton aud Hemp LINES.
30 boxes Che X and Pow hatsn PIPES
50 boxes Ground PEPPER.
poo hASs SHOT.
81 dozen BROOMs.
100" gross MATCHES.
20 dozen BARREL COVERS
400 dozen BUChE1N
10 dozen Cedar TUBS.
50o boxes TOBACCO.
SOP oreams wRAPPlNG PAPER.
50 kegs SAT. SODA.
- kegs BlCARB. SODA.
900 kegs NAILS.
:,Seo CIGARS.
Is half chests Green and Black TEA
* boxes MitchelPs CANDLES
loo boxes AdamentiRe GAN DIES.
ColRate's Detersve and Fancy SOAP.
| ask the attention of the trade to the above
THOMAS JONES.
my eo-lm No Main street.
I AKD--SoO barrels prime Leaf,
~ TiN-3oo boxes assorted
BACON-5o hhds srdes, shoulders and Hams;
TuNGTES-tu half barrels,
| swedes, English Refined, Hoop, Band and
| sTEEL-Eaylor's assorted sizes;
| HARVEY, ARMisTEAp Il WILLIAMS,
| my is-lm Tobacco Exchange Building.
BACON, LARD AND BUTTER
| We hav oD hand. and receiving from Western
| Virginia, BACON, LARD. and BCTrER, on con
| agnment Being desirous 10 make quick sales
| those in want would do well to call,
| JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTEf,
| my is--awt2dpl No. is Pear street.
EKKiNGs AND MACkEkEL
100 bbls. new CUT HEgRINGs.
| 100 bbls. No. Medium MACKEREL
In store aud for sale by JOfNER 4 CO.
3,UUU sMlrHP1ELD
| BACON HOG ROUND,
| For sale by JOfNER j co.
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=. LAwKENCE>. sIARYG,

g. "a ATTORNEY At LAW
Practices iu the Courts Of ths city Of Richmond
tra ths cor ..iss Of dsuricp, Hanover and Caro-
tIrs.
Ee "a slso Notary publc aud C0mInisBiouer Of
tas ru,tat B}dies Gours % JiaiIaa.
The psrle8r-uig between Mr.. CHAsTAIs WHITE
Egt birsat beiUE dissolved, his ot5ce h NOW on
1-th ~ I-.' b~.psS t5yi. = t.-lf 70 1S-Tv
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wOOLEE


or THIS CITY,
Organized last year, and IN order TO make snch
Goods sr would not compete with, bat would rs-
thgr aid other Son herr manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styisB Of Goods that have never
uaratofOre been made in Virginia, they filled their
Mil with mach inery of the best and nest quail
ty They ere now manufacturing FINE CAs6t-
MERLs and CLOTHS OF every variety, from F. 9
Virginia Mer;no and MestiZo Wool, aud solicit
the atteoti0 OF the trade in the South to their
Goods All who have seen tb cir RMY CLOTHS ;
manufactured at hrst expressly for the Virginia
Military Institute, pronounce thea al least equal,
If not superior in quality, ~ those they bad been
buyipg heretofore, and grtte ~ cheap.
TIE Virginia state and Central Agricuitu ursl So
oieties at their Fair held In this city, in October
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MED AL
for their exhibition OF Wooien Goods. which in
cluded ome besutiful SHAWLs, BLANKETS, Sc
Purchasers may rely upon every piece Of Goods
LIannfa ctured by us being what II ls represented,
and U ndeI no circumstances will this Company ne
Induced TO work shoddy IN their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton with their wool;
LEWIS ID. CRENsHAW. Prss't.
SAMUEL i. MITCHELL,
WELLTNGEos GoDDIE, nixa,.or.
JOHN H.. MONTAGUE,
r. w. HAYWOOD,
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

HOSPITAL LOF THE MEDICAL. COL.
III LEGB OF vlRGiNIA.-This Hospital erect.
tSau $50, zoe, il now eompleted. and open for ths
rscsptio on OF patients IL Is admirably adapted by
furnished pS with every convenisncs requisite Ter
their comfort aud successful treatment. Its s,t-
nation on Msrsha, FL stsss Mes east 81 .s,n vs
convenient OF access from all parts ef the city. n,
The patients are under the immediate charge OK
the Professors Of the College, twho make daily
visits assisted by = competent Resident Physi-
Ali persous requiring Medical or Surgical treat
ment are admitted, except the INSANE, and thoss
lsboring under ssALL-Pox AND Ess'SrKcri"Vs
LYIss-Is WOMEN. both white and oolored, re-
csive special care and attention.
Iusluding Board, Medical Attendance, &c,
white White patien's,'.'...'ss per week.
And at the same rate for fractions OF = week.
For less than one week, ~ per day, up to ths
Several neatly furnished PRIvArR Rooxs have
been provided for those desiring separate accom-
modstions. The charge for these win vary from
" to tl5 per week.
For SUI sicsi operations, a fee ranging from -
40 win be required, In addition to the above
~ 2bi charge. payable on If the pati..i
A limited number of beds placed at the dispossi
| OF Charitable Associations, at $iso per an uum.
payable semi annually, or at scorrespondips rate
| Patients conveyed to or from the Hospital In
suitable vehicle, provided expressly for the pur-
Citizens aud strangers are invited to vish ths
Hospital, aud inspect Its arrangements.
Prssident--Dr. l.. \. JOYNEs.
Attending Physcians--Drs. TUCKER, CON.
WAY, aud MCCAW.
Attending surgsons-Drs. GIBSON, gETic(~
Resid emit Physieisn-Dr. ISAIAH II. WHITE.
steward-F. NJ. PARISH. aps?-!y
DELLEVUE HOSPITAL,
ID CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHIrR PArlEErs-Jn wards, - per week Ia
private rooms, VI to $l5 per week.
| SLAv Es-35 per week. Less than week. ~ por
| day bat not to exceed rs Per week, Fractioss
over the first week II cents per day.
| No extra charges except for surgical operations,
and the an additional fee ranging from " to $50
| will bs charged. Bills payable Gs yeusovai q tho
| patient. 10 small pox admitted.
| and from the Hospital when desired Orders may
| LADAY, izth street, between Main aud Cary.
the Institution since Its foundation, having taksn
| 1t under his exclusive charge aided BY competent
| assistants, solicits continuance OF the liberal
patronage Of his friends and OF the public gsas.
| rally.
| Attending Physician and Surgeon.
| JAMES BOLTON, D.,
Grace street, between eth and sth.
| Assistants
I -s...l.,..s. w, p. BROCK, ND,
| Church Hill. cor. 3sth and Marshall ste.
| w. w. Co60lN. NJ. D.,
| an-lv Resident Physician.