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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

Dock Street.-Though the busy hum of in
dustry is not, as formerly, heard on this
street, the merchants located there have rea-
son to congratulate themselves on having one
of the smoothcst thoroughfares in tho city,
Dock street is paved with granite. which is re-
garded as superior to the cobble stone.
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Foyette ArtiHery.-This old established
thoroughly organized and most effective corps
of cannoniers left the city yesterday, bound
eastward on tour Of duty. They went fully
armed, provisioned and equipped. Their de-
parture was witnessed by large number. who
heartily wished them good luck and safe re-
turn,
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Mustered into Sereice.-The Governor
Mounted Guard, some 65 men, Captain j. G.
Cabell, commanding, were mustered into the
service of the State yesterday, by the Inspec-
tor General and his aids, ct the Custom House.
The men appeared fully armed and equipped,
and are ready for immediate service.
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Delinquent Comties.-We understand that
Franklin, Patrick and Henry counties are the
only out of 1872, Of which the State is
formed, that have not rs yet offered or fur
nished any volunteers to aid in defending the
State from hostile INVASION
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LIFE AND FIRE IN 8 u RA ~ CE.
YIEE.FIREA AID DMARINEINsUR

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. l5s MAIN IN. &. CoRNsR OF llrH) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 2sth March, 1887.
This old and reliable Institution. with ample
Continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGs, MER-
CHANDIZB, of every description; HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE aud Family WEARING APPAREL,
current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DisgcroRs:
David Currs Robert NJ Burton,
O. T. Wortham, Francis J. Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John T. Sublett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. N. Gwathmsy.
Peter G. Warrick.
DAVID CURRIR, President.
JoBH J. WILSON, Treasurer.
X. T. BRooKB, Secretary. de eT-iy
las. Il. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
u LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York.
Ofnce at the Insurance Agency of THOMAs N Al
FRIsND. on llth street, nearly opposite uoddln'
Hall, where applications will be received.
al l3-fy
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The CosrEpERArE SEAL.-In the Provisional
Congress, ON Saturday, Mr. Ochiltree, Of
Texas, presen ted design for the seal OF the
Confederate States. sent to him by Mr.. A. Is.
Collins, of Henderson, Texas. The design
embraces portion OF the seals of the seye-
raj Confederate States, and grouped together
was referred 10 the Committee on Flag and
Seal
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Religious In the general stagnation of al
business the value OF religion is not lost sight
of. the different churches holding their accus-
toned meetings with good results. The Uni
ted Synod OF the Presby teTian Church, ". s.,
meets as we learn, on Thursday the 10th inst, =,
at Rev. q. Il. reads Church in this city.
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In Abeyance.-The project of uniting the
different railroads terminating in this city so
az 30 make through connections, has fallen To
the ground at least for time The requisite
surveys had all been prepared.
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Recorders Court.-A number of petty cases
were disposed of yesterday by Recorder Cas-
kie, who othciated in place Of the Mayor
Leaving out a number of small cases, we men
ton the following. W ich are hardly entitled
to higher grade Of appellation William,
slave of Coleman Wortham, having in his
possession pair Of medicine scales and lot of
cartridges, supposed stolen, whipped; Jno.
Mosby, drunk in the Market House, discharged;
Susanna Hog, free, no papers, discharged f.;
Susan Mosby, Powhatan county free negro,
whipped and ordered back; Columbia Ander-
son, wandering darkey, from Manchester,
minus papers, let of; Philip Weber, arrested
on charge Of stealing cigars from j. IL.
Breylcston, acquitted Thomas Henry, using
abolition language, discharged, no witnesses
appearing Paul Michard, keeping his restau-
rant open after 10 o'clock, on the nights of the
9th and 29th-case dismissed.
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Too iooD TO BE LosT.-A countryman was
In the town of Lumkfn last week, and some
one asked him how he liked the war news -
lie replied every well" Are you to go he
was asked. Yes" he replied. Are you not
afraid "No. IL j should see a Yankee with
his gun leyeiisd and looking right at me, 1
will draw out my pocket-book and ask him
the. fight would end.p
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,,' HssFkG BATTERfgs. conformity with
ft,. Holn the Governor OF Mississippi, the
t.- - ssoidisry of Eieksbnrg, under the com
sta--lo1 u Iapt. Horaes II. Miller, OF The Shnrp-
ir 1T nave erected batteries at Fort liii,
Aad Neftaern suburbs Of thst city, facing
r. On TIE banks OF the river. These are
ed 1-g't oy TWO or three companies, and arm
tun, 80 several twenty-fonr-ponnders and
s' VI saalleT calibTe.
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Ne,o Market Rsees.--The attendance Il
spectators on the opening day WAS quite nn-
merous, and We are informed that all hands
were pleased with tho sport. The Boiling
crook purse of $2o0,was won by Fondren and
Williams b. IN. Leisure time, 3.581, two
mile heats. Mr.. Bslchsr'sb. 8. John l., came
In second. a
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ton IN. q Journal, in editorial upon the
events of the day says:
As soon as Virginia and Nor Carolina are
actually members OF the Contederacy, they
will be ready to show that they are live mem
bers. Things are progressing, il not with tele-
graphic speed at least fast they be
expected to get along, and before Lincoln is
ready to march his men in buckraIn, as pro-
grtuimed by the New York Tribune and Her
aid, we rather think that his heroes will find
the Potomac, the Rappahannock, the James
river, and Roanoke, to resemble Jordan in the
important particular of being "a hard road 10
travel
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oon FoR THEs We copy tie following

coon FoR THEs We copy tie following
u 'a ihr New York Express
'' boast Is made by those who are recruit
W. -'E'h'uts for The war which Is being
- -ts' Det"een the North and South. that no
l''NI as are 10 be received rs officers. These
IS VI hohor are exclusively appropriated
.@-h Republicans ns volunteer, while their
=, meg meg political rivals are permitted 10
'drf the masket and carry the knapsaek-
H.. ,.1 ioilaer the glory, IL there is any to
1sy. '4'Ds' ''''S
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Patriotic. The ladies of Union and Church
Hills are busy fabrcating shirts and tents for
the soldiers, and their fair and Hinble fingers
Were never applied with more assiduity and
good will than when helping the brave lad.
who have 60 gone to the wars"
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Rifed cannon are being Iuaais at Leeds
Foundry" In New Orleans, and IL will soon be
abls to turn cut this superior artillery In any
quantity,
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Y STArNTON.

VIRGINIA.
The VIRGINIA HOTEL, so extensively known
TO the travelling public one of the very best Ho
tells in the State, Is now owned solely BY Messrs.
WIN. H. THOS. p. PEYT0N, who will devote
If possible. the high reputation which 1t at pres
ent sustans, and will leave exertion unem-
picyed to render their guests satisfied and CON-
Portable The recent additions put to this estsb-
much larger number of guests than formerly
The whole building, in the interior and exterior.
| has been recently REFlTTED and PAINTED.
| and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
The proprietors have secured the services Of
Mr.. WIN. d. GlLkESON, Sr., an experienced
| landlord, and formerly Of the Taylor Hotel, Win
every attention to those stopping at the Hotel. =.
Capable and faithful servants are also provided,
| TO ensure the comfort Of guests. The table will
continue, heretofore, to equal that Of any hotel
in the State.
| Connected with the Hotel are extensive STA
| BLES, under the management of ny BRs CO.,
| well known for their experience and efficiency In
this department. Horses will be taken on livery,
and Horses, Buggies and Hacks will be afforded
| to guests on reasonable terms.
| The Proprietors well prepared to accommo-
| date families who wish to spend the Summer
| mouth in this healthy portion of the State
| This Hotel is we'll furnished, and contains as
| good and comfortable bedding as any house In the
| State.
| and excellent marble bedded, and patent cush-
ioned BILLIARD TABLES. New and comfortable Q
| BATHING ROOMS have just been neatly fitted up.
| WIN II. PEYToS, who has been SO long con-
| nected with this Hotel, will devote his whole at
| tention to the accommodation OF the guests Hs
is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
| bestowed, and would respectfully ask ooutin-
| uance of the same.
THos MM "a p. fhiTTToSS fPhRiYTToSS PropristOrs.
| N. B.-The office of all the STAGE LINES is Ct
| this House; also, the office Of ADAMS cos EX-
[ Staunton March Is 1881 ap l7--tf
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LOCAL MATTERS.

attempted Iacendiarism.-An attempt was
made al an early hour yesterday morning, by
come despicable wretch, to fire the tenement
located next to the Bank of Richmond, on
Cary street, owned by the estate of Mrs. John
Wlekham, deed. The property. which was
undergoing repair and extension, had no base
ment on which to operate, and the parties con-
cerned in creating the alarm had to crawl by
means OF scantling to the second tory, whence
they assembled to the attic, and placed several
bund of straw under the ewes of the house.
which were fred and left. The falling embers
attracted the notice of passing citizens, and an
alarm being given, the ire was speedily extin-
gulshed, mostly by the exertions of the Mont
gomery Guards, lately arrived here from New
Orleans-a number Of whom were attracted to
the spot. There are enough exciting causes
now existing, without the creation of new
ones, and we suggest that when any person is
caught trying to add thereto, by means of the
torch, that a summary disposition be made of
him. The citizens could hardly do more than
simple justice in such a case, they, in
their might, to surpercede the accustomed rou-
tine of the Courts, by any punishment their
| wisdom might suggest for The offender
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II Q Z = L g..
EACHANGE HOTEL,
DIR. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PRoPR1sfoe.
p WOODWARD, SUPERINTBNDBNT.

This House. pleasantly situAted, 10 In every re-
spect a FIRST.CLASS HOTEL, and II nov ready
for the reception of all who may visit the valley.
1t is especially desirable stopping place Tor tnose
" who pass to and from the Watering Places in this
vicinity. The House and Furniture are both en- :
tirely new, and the Rooms large and Comfortable
and handsomely furnished.
Board, Gncluding room, &c.,) per day. ......el -
- Z" per week %
Z" per month 80. Is %
NH I-fautMavlsktatsw W, fulvls
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LAWRENCE MARYE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices In the Conrts of the city of Richmond
and the eountiss of Hsnrico, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner OF
the United States Court Of Claims.
The partnership baweea Mr.. CHAsTAIS WHITB
and himself being dissolved, his oraes is now on
Ilth st., Just below 6oddin's Hall. fe 1s-iy
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T AIDLEY's VIRGINIA INDELIBLE

IL lNk--For marking clothes III Is easily used,
forms jst black letters, Is permanent, is rot al
feoted by soap, washing fluids or boiling with
soda. IL Is neatly put ap in cases, with pen aud
holder complete, the case forming stand for ibe
bottle, which prevents It's being upset when In
use. Tho manufacturer offers II to the public,
any marking ink in use. Fer sale by Druggists
aud Booksellers generally, asd by
JOS LAIDLEY, Chemist,
At the sign oil the Red Mortar.
my4 Main and 5th streets Richmond
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THE ..DisP AICh" STEAM POWER
l. PRINTING OFFICE,
IorIev Of Nam a.d 1htyteezfA Streets, RscAaend pa
This establ blishment, being the most complete
Prlntery IN the houth, bOth Is regards Types, or.
naments, &c, and the --latest and most approved
Machine Presses,j Is daily turning out the finest
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS. owcGL1RS, BILLS OF LADNG
CHECKS, 4e.,
WILL
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES AND HANDBlLLs.
Partieula attention given 10 tine work for BAnks,
Public Offices, insurance, Railroad and fraRsp0r-
tation COMPANIES, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars. Labels, &C., are capable OF turn-
ing OF ], 500 Impressions per hour, thereby en-
this description Of work st the shortest possible
notice.
sEPricss reduced in proportion to the increase
Of speed
81 Printing In various colorsd BRoszEs and
INKS executed In the highest style Of the art In
this branch Of ,he basiaess, the propristors can
safsy chalienge eomp1ttttont i-ta
TSKAYSEK'S DINRKH0H CORDIAL
II For the care OF yseutery, DiarrhGa Paius
In tho Bowels, Cholera, and Summer Complainta
with children |. warranted perfectly safe and
snsssd. %s S.asy.. wi LkASsss s,sS .'ls:.
EINE fOTAIUE ; FO0 FLlN1TNo
Blow and Pink eys--ali Of The best quality; foI
spa A' ' H1issfs Sss.' CO. 3 ID and Nal, .....
NWEEr OIL-Oh ar.usht and 10 e.s.s--~ YER
- pure article; honxht daring the winter whe1
tie price was very lov-will bs cold to paAstnA
s'' - k 3. W PoWEKs. hssssiss. !.
J Apl1 Cerner AAtA and WaH III.
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EIRST OF THE SKAsON: -.

= asisaa-' stsssfssss aAr ss@z se's
S.st s 81. ssss
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WATTS CUFF-B ACE PLOWs.-
GEORGE WATT & Co,
One square below Exchange Hotel,
La Rich,nnnd va
EINE AXIS, FINE ARTS, FINE Ar Is

EiNE AXIS, FINE AXIS, FiNE AK1N.-
L WM. sATTLBR 8 CO., 1&2 Main street, bog
leave to inform their patrons Artists, Teachers,
and the public generally, that they have received
an extensive and entirely new collection Of fine
OIL Prints, Line and MeIIotint Engravings and
Autographs, both plain and colored, amongst
them 4 great variety Of studies for the various
branches Of Ornamental Drawing and Pafnting.
They viii be pleased 10 show their Goods, and
a few doors below the Exchange Bank.
n. B.-Having Frame Factory conG ected with
their business, orders for the same viii receive
imm adj nftAntinn Ii
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As AGENT OF several first class FIRE IN
n SURANCE COMPANIES, the undersigned 10
prepared to issue
sHORT-TERM POLICIES.
to protect increased stocks Of goods during the
coming season.
| MERCHANTS desiring additional Insurance are
solicit ed to call on J. H. MONTAGUE,
se l-5tawts Merchants lasnrapee Go.
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CPOTSWOOD HOTEL,

N B-The office of all the STAGE LINES is at
this House; also, the office of ADAMS Il co.'s EX-
PRESS VIII. II. PEYTON q BRO.
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TuE IxpoRrAsos OF ALLOWING Fowls TO
FEED THgMsRLvRs.-Whe fowls have access
TO grain all the time. We see them eat in the
morning only few kernels at q time, and at
ter an hour or SO, they will take A few kernels
more, and thus they pass the entire day by
eating q little at a time. and very often.
The philosophy of their eating SO frequent
" aud but a little at a time is, the food has n
sufficient time to become softened in the crop
before 1t passes into the gizZard, and it has
Sufficient time TO be thoroughly ground and
digeste whereas, when fowls are not al
lowed to have access TO their food, but are
fed once or twice a day, they become very
hungry, and swallow as much as their crops
will hold at one feeding. Now for sew
eral hours, no food will be softened suf-
fciently to pass into the gizZard, conse.
quent1y their grist mill must stand idle
Now the mostensd grain swells and distends
the crop Of the fowl, and it feels by no means
comfortable. Shortly all the food in the crop
Is in the proper condition to be ground, and
the result is, that 1t is forced through the gz-
zaId with so much rapidity that it Is not half
ground, and therefore cannot be half digested !;
and il 1t is nutriment or egg producing ma
terial, can be extracted from 1t. Nor is the
greatest drawback attending feeding fowls
only once or twice a day. When a fowl fills
his crop at one feeding, before the food can
possibly get out of it, 1t begins to heat up,
and arrangement and Indigestion follow.
very much as is the case when we fill our
stomachs as full as they can be crammed
The way to feed fowls and particularly
allow them TO have free access to food at all
times. In this way they can always supply
the demands OF their stomachs and grinding
apparatus, exactly as food Is needed and they
Will fatten more rapidly, or lay more eggs,
and consume much less food than they will if
they are fed, as they will eat twice day.
My practice now is, and always has been,
to allow my fowls to have free access to corn
in the ear all'the time, both summer and win
ter. OF course they obliged to shell it
for themselves. Occasionally we feed them on
screenings, and when we have no screenings
we take peck or SO of wheat, and as much
bnckwheat, oats, barley or rye, and mingie
them together, and mix the grain with some
chaf, 80 that they will not be as liable to
consume as much of 1t at once AS if 1t were
clear grain. When we have an abundance
of milk, we place vessel con tanning ii where
they oan find ii any time. In warm weather,
after it has become loppered, they will con-
sumo, during the day, much more OF it than
one would suppose; and milk is as good to
fatten poultry and make chickens grow, as it
is for pigs, and it is one of the very best kinds
of food for any kind of poultry, when they
are laying Cor. Country Gentleman
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. the travelling public one Of ths ysIy pest hos
vi. n H. s Taos :1 rKgToS. Who devote
ai po.sSss he .s'f hisn Population
emit sustains, and VIII leave no exertion nnen-
ploysd to render their guests satsnsa ana sU
portable The recent additions pus 20 ,nns
much larger nuEbsr Of guests tnAn iofme.y
the whole building. in the interior and sKssri9r
has been recently kEflTTkD Ana AIN NJ
The propris.ors nave secured the services Of
Mr. WIN. D. GILkESON, sr:, an Sxpeneneea
landlord, and formerly Of the Taylor ho;si, y. I'm
every attention to those stopping at the Hotel,
Capable and faithful servants are aso pIovlo9d,,
10 ensure the comfort Of guests. The tfbIe VIII
continue, ~ heretofore, to equal thar OF snJ no'si
Connesssd with the Hotel are extens,ye STA.
BLK6 under the management OF bIkhS Cu :,
we'll known fer their experience ana eaeieney II
and Homes, Bueg;es, and Hacks viii b Afforded
to guests on reasonable terms.
fhs Proprietors are well prepared 70 s:sommo.
Ss n s, Sssy pDr aS q the State
This Hotel Ia we'll furnished, ana sontAin. =
s saSs .ha '0nl''''''' ''11'
In th:. Hotel there are two Of risiains's nav
and excellent marble bsddsd, and patent e0sh'
ioned BILLIARD TABLES. New and eomiortaois
BATHING ROOMS have jast been neatly Fitted up
nssssd With this Hotel, VIII devote his whole a..
tention to the accommodation OF the guests az
Is thankful for the liberal patronage heretcioTt
bestowed, and would rsspsssfEiiy asx sontin'
T MM e. > f pKYToss }Proprs.:ors.
y. E.--Ths oi4se Of all the STAGE LINES Is a.
h ks Hsa'' Also the w. e. & A pn4Tos gso
stauntsn, March IL, 1884 sp lift I.
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Nirhmu,in 9ispatfh.
ny AiRxASpss n, MEEK.

ny ALEXANDER n, MEEK.
wouid'., thou have me love thee, dearest,
with q woman's preadest heart,
which shali ever hold thee nearest
Shriued In its Utmost heart
listen, thent MY country's calling
On her sons TO meet the Zoe
Leave these groves OF rose And myrae'
Drop the dreamy harp OF iove
Like Young korner-scoru the tur'ie,
When The eagle screams ABOVE
Dos, ,hou rausef Let dotsrds daily
DO thou for thy country hght
Meath her sobie emblem rally
s'Goa our eoan;ry and her right"
Listen now her trum cts calling
On her seus TO meet the foei
woman's heart 10 soft and tender,
Bat It's prond and faithful too,
Shall she be Ter land's defender
Lover soldier! mp and dol
ssiye thy fathers ancien. falchiou,
Which once flashed as freedom q star
Till sweet peace. The bow and halcyon,
S,ilied the stormy strife Of war.
Listen Now thy country's calling
ON her sons to meet her foe.
SWEEP 10 love in moonlight bowers
sweet lis the altar and the flame;
Sweet 10 springtime with her howers:
Sweetsr far the patriots name
Should the God who rules above thee
Doom thee TO soldiers grave,
Hearts will break, but fame " III love ihee'
Caaopizsd among the brave
Listen, then thy cvuntry's calling
On her sons 10 meet her foe;
Rather would | view thee lying
On the iast red field VI life,
Mid thy country's heroes dyfng,
Than to he a dastard's wife
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N1DTCAL HOSPITALS.

III g HHer a. IvHikaIsa1rs. ho.pis.i . :fsss
ed by the iiberaiity Of the State at cost Of more
rsosps,"n Of patients eis admirably xdapssd By
ita plar for the accommodation Of the Sick and u
furnished with every convenience requisite for
aation, on Marshall street, east of 18th, immedi.
steiy adIacent to the Medical College, Will re:
tired and airy, 10 at the Same time central, and
The patient are under the Immediate charge OF
the Professors OF the College, tWho make daily
visits assisted BY . scmpetsnt Resident Physi-
Ali persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat.
ment are admitted, except the INSANE, ana thoss
iabo.ing under SMALLPOX AID orHHR IBSsoTious
LYINs-Ix WOMEN. both white and soioTsA, re-
ssivs special sfrs and attention.
c5Agaxs,
Including Board, Medical Attendapss, asJ
White pAtienn........%e per week,
And At the same rate for fractions OF week;
Yor less than one week, u per day. up 70 the
Several neatly furnished PnIyATs ROOFS have
bssn provided kor those desiring separate aceon-
modations. The ehsrgs for these win vary from
For Surgical Operations, 3 fee ranging from -
to Gao viii bs required, in addition to the above
II hi esGyg.. payable on the ,emoval q tie patient
A limited number Of beds placed At the disposal
of Charitable Associations, at $50 per ahnum,
payable semi annually. or At corresponding rate
Pstisnts conveyed to or from the Hospital In 3
suitable vehicle, provided exprsssly Tor the pur-
Citissps and strangers ara invited to visit the
HespitaSl: and hi1'Pses II: Jo STFTHsRgg'msn"
WAY, and MoCAW. ,o
asssnd,ng s1Egg sSs GIBSON PsTIoo-
Resident Physician-Dr. ISAIAH K. WHITE.
Steward-F n. PARISH. Ap Fly