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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
POLITICAL.
For the Enquirer.
AW,R SONG FOR VIRGINIA

AWAR SONG FOR VIRGINIA.
Respectfully DEDICATED TO Gov. HENRY A.
Wise. by W. WINSTON FoNTAlsE-
Sound, Virginia, sound your clarion!
Form your scrrcd ranks Of war!
Fall in line with State Of Marion,
And vour glittering falchion draw ;!
Onward onward, then, to battle!
For bright Freedom points the way.
Tho the Srape.shot thickly rattle
Onward, onward to the fray
Tho each Northern squadron dasnes
On, as wave up to the rock
Tho each tocman's sword blade hsshsss
Onward, onward. meet the shock!
Love Of freedom, honor, glory,
Makes each freeman's arui a host;
This. we are taught by minstrel story,
TyrantS learn, but at their cost
Look and see proud Edwards power"
Crushed by Bruce al Bsnnock.Burn;
See. of Austrias host, the Hover
Bite the dust BY lake Lucerne
Mark the Persian hordcs parading,
Rushing, flee from Marathon;
And the British lion invading,
C:cuchng to your Washington.
So. Virginia. sound your clarion!
Earn your serried ranks Of war!
Fall in line with State of Marion,
Aad your glttering fslchion draw!
For the banner which once hoated
Over Freedoms native land
Flag, to which you are devoted,
Is borne by a syrant's band.
Save, Oh, save it from pollution!
Though your nob!eSt sons fall dead;
Save il though ~ revolution
All its stars With blood be red!
Then, with Southern Cross" enbiazon
Its blue field in coors bold,
So that we may proudly gaze on
Fifteen clustering stars Of gold.
RICHMOND. Va, Feb, 1881.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
For the Enquirer.

A SUBMISSION LULLABY.
rEa,, dlrs sra be merry, for Tomorrow uau dIest"
o. The Union" tbs blessed thing,
Flr sil the good, the wise and quiet;
Il ills the purse and it will bring
Peace and digestion to our diet
\ good lat Office and sure pay,
Is certainly. no silly joking;
With nousht 10 do lhe live long day,
But eating, drinking, !ounglng, smoking!
What consequence to me. pray,
Tho Douglas, Breckenridge, or Lincoln
Be President, if bu. may
Sill eat, and lounge, and quiet, drink on -
Why, should care, If that "OLp ABE"
Send "Frss AND FEATHEgs' with his army
To ovcr-run the South or burn
Their cities too! how can it harm me?-
II sit warm, and take my punch,
Aad my ham am quiet carving
Should the less enjoy ms lunch,
Because, forsooth, there's others starving!
lis said, diShonor it will bring
Upon the South, and all within her
Suppose it does-or any thing
Saall tho worse digest my dinner
".
Some say. if "Wide Awakes" go there,
rhey'il xii! their men, their women ravish
Well, if they do, why should care,
And fret and iu.ne, or my funds lavish?
Had they bat all sat still like ne,
Nor tcDk secession in their heads,
They'd ncw, both safe and merry be,
To lcll a, case, die in their beds!
"a LITTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. BEAco."
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The Effect OF Disuniuu OF the Susliisaf or
New Orleans.

Replying to the statrpents Of the Black Re-
publican anu Submission newspapers that The
commerce Of the Southern ports, and especial
~ Of New Orleans, has been ruined hy the
course the secedinE States have pursued, the
New Orleans "Delil" cf The Sin instant, says:
From the returns published IN the last NUN
her Of the Price Current, We make UP the FOL
lowing statement showing the receipts II. This
port %! icur leading articles. compared with
the receipts OF the SANS articles for tils same
tine last year:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

lrem me DFenoerat. St Clord, arn.l
II you ere, tr have been troubled With the hei!,e
send for boz, (cephse pills SO tina, you r.yl l.
10 case o; attack
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Iron the Examiner, Norfolk. Va,
They have been tes.si In more than d heu.u. sI.a
Nth entire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

PROM the Advertiser, Providence, n. l.
Ih= Cepia!e Fills said 10 he remarkably .G.:',
remedy for the headache and o: the v=y b.: r.
that very frequent eonpain. which has bee, i.s
cred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

PUBLIC NoTICE.--Ih. old Union Flag
| o. ~ll be haued dow" 20 d.y atSE o'clock, sni
raims!to P:a9 w!l be rp.ed lru .fey. The OLE
Market Of Fr nk'n and Ssr-r esrth Per.
Wish 10 ,!Guc4ir III. homo: 81 Tiraaia will
al pie lee present SvtEc adirrsg,J uc) be exIrcltG
| by cill,.cs [! ;hls comrrnn"sul.h
Z =. PGLlLAM,
j.. j. EDniS: TIA Committee
STEPHEN DIrEEE,
ArI o,b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cepha!!r Pills accomplish tic object for which theF
made viz: Cure Of Hsadaohs Ia all it, forms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Fran the Western z 2 Gazette, Chs.sn, n
We heartily encore hr. aps!dos and h, 9oHrE:.L G,
phAus Plla-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

From tho Ksnawha Valley Star, Kans7h., Va
ns are sur. that parsons sucerioy with tie ssatx,
Eho try then, will .t:ck 10 hsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

From Inc Southern PahAidsr, New orisio,. L.
TT th"S' J"u tina, are afflicted, and We sr: I'll
your testimony OLD be added TO tbs already n7Heroz,
ha. b., received b=neats tb.ino Other ueGcin. o.s
darx.
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gJaED.

D!ko az !.liw"od Ills residence. In ,hc connir OF Abe
mrtlr, TIE 9Th Ca: u: March, TUCKER CuLkS, Ia ID.
st,h Year OF his
NiDvr Rdbl ed sEd rrnarsicd NJ. good man ha, naSs
ell from among Us, having led IT. pnr- ami spoie::
last ihse VIA h.eS h:T, n5 truthful lrnure 10 his viz
Tue, would the sai.rdcd language Of partial friend
ship He yrnirm-n Of the pd -chool, whose Snrn
and truly the aiLcg y:sc,
OF m kind aud cuu~lv mnnr-r,-n ita Hi- hirs
In lis ui- ,irii.cslh hS priHceiy hospitality Such
tn h-r o! ri. c!ipn.ri ;aat H. ample for
rr-- se trust iaEd in lis hand. Tor the benefit n
~. .rty end a.cIr But his yeu-rGsty With
vsiria,in his I:vf laEa ED=w rot via bic lift haDc
d.! lie sas u f i--rr no! professions. and hi. per
fv -i~, hsfjr- ~! prumijs III a tnc rcla
tiube OF 'Iie wtnr, fear and wi'hou: r.,rcseh
pu lie spirited citiz ~ :Gi'' ie:!,ig:or devoe
husband. good Iuas:rr. rrEh ar na;ybpr. above 81.
T-k and humble Christian, he has l.n behind him
ury be rey,r-'i. snt mode. To lie initiated Deeply
hs LOSE he !- W !r cnr.acGity In which he lived ku
words tell how su.h Hii be IiOurE.d ~ IL.
devoted ~ifr WHOM he lJoiIrc, and The relatives
friends 10 w.inn he vas 20 Unexpectedly cndrsr.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

- single bottle Of srALDISI's PEsPiEE5 a.
win cave ten tlr,es its so4t uauraly Il.
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EXPLANATIONS OF VOTES.
When the name Of Mr.. GoooE, Of Bedford,
vas called,
Mr.. GoaeIS said--Mr. President, rise for
the purpose OF stating that my colleage, Mr..
GooDE, is absent from the Convention OIL &C
count Of illness.
Mr.. SrruERllS, when the name Of Mr.. TIRED
WAY was called, said-Mr President desire
to state that my colleague is absent from Rich
mond on account Of illness in his family.
Mr.. EARLY.-With the consent o! My friend
from Harrison, CIR. CAKLlLE) | desire to cor.
rect an error which appeared in the report OF
the remarks which had the honor to submit
on yesterday.
1t is exceedingly painful to me TO have to in
trude myself upon the Convention in this way.
/ know that my remarks are Of little conse-
ouence, and AIN therefore unwilling to OCCUPY
the time Of the Convention for any longer time
than Justice to myself aud those whom repre-
sent may require
But Us these debates ere reported Ivy au
thority of the Convention, end rs my constlsu.
enss are relying upon M col'sage and myself
TO represent their wishes and feelings on this
floor, and as know they all read whatever
may have said, or mag hereafter say, with some
degree Of interest feel it due to them and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMhN has, after an experience Of ten
~ years, established the above refuge from
and Preterders Of ritchcrst ard imsostors IN gen.
erol
This is the only place where q sure and srcsdy
cure can be obtained IN the world for eli mprop per
and evil habIts, gonorrhe, gleet, seminal weak
mesa, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains In the lOiIs, structures,
general debility, prostratOn, nervous sness, rest
nights paipitati0D of the heart ringing the ears,
loss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, Affections
OF the hesd, thrOat, noss apd skin, and all those
pecu liar disorders arising fror the lndiscreton of
youth, rendering them unfit for either bneinegs,
study, society, marriage.
world for diseases of the blood. sonOrrhe, gleet,
stric.ures sy piils. reminsl weakness, self abuse
30. There is no Case in Which they fsIl to cure IN
from 5 to days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish to be valuable men Snd ornaments To soolety,
shoud embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DR.. ShCman has made the most com iete arrange
nents for the comfort of his rstIents who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant sEd agreeable guar ters, necessary
dlet, and made as comfortable as they would be at
o FIRST class hotel st less than half the cost.
DO MOI FORGET the name and pgmber. DR.. Shu
Pennsylvania svenue, Clarendon Hotel, Opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, D. q.
Persons at q distance should enclose stamp for
return postage, Office hours, IA. M. to 10 p. NJ.
Various parties have been eltlced from my in
shtution 10y certain swlndiers on back etreets IN
this city, who viii il till the day of their death
word 20 the wis 10 sufficient. spely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

CoNFEDERATs News FROM MANASSAS JUNO
rIoS.-The Charleston Courier has the follow
ing extract from private letter of an intelli-
gent gentleman, dated Manassas Junction,
June %:
think the military question is, which will
force the other to attack? The enemy is mt
Falls Church, between Fairfax Court House
and Washington with about 5 900 men. Gregg
and Ksrshaw are at Fairfax. The enemy may
make dash at Fairfax, or Fairfax may make
q dash at Falls Church. But I think neither
Is yet ready. Scott has the numbers and the
munitions, but wants also the advantage of
position, IL he can get it. He seems indisposed
10 risk bis tloops against ours on anything like
equality in any respect. He wants odds every
way and In every particular The only forces
TO be spprebepdea on fair terms are those Of
the regular United States Army, with their
drill, esprit de corps and West Point othcers
These are probably the troops that will be put
forward at the head of n column Of 45, 900 to
operate against us here. IL that be done, the
fighting will be Of a desperate character. The
southern troops here will assuredly all stand
up to the rack.
Our force is less than has been supposed.
Two days ago il consisted Of only about 1000,
and 50 also are all our forces at other points
smaller than is supposed. johnson, when he
evacuated Hsrper's Ferry, had not more than
1000 effective men. Two thousand joined him
about that time, and, in one way and another,
he has now a force Of about 10000 men. 1t
was a military necessity, and he is the man to
make the most Of IL. These facts account tor
all the retreating and apparent indisposition
u meet the foe. Their Invasion Of Virginia,
and our inability to repel them, has been the
result Of the strange notion that we are en-
gagged in Eve years war, and Of the conse-
quent policy of rejecting, six weeks ago at
Montgomery, more than 100, 900 troops, offered
for twelve months The scheme Of requiring
them for three years, or the war, has produced
great delay in the organisation Of the southern
army, aud We are still very deficient, although
now there is willingness TO accept on terms
previously rejected. Our reliance, at present,
10 solely In the superior morale and desperate
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MoLsaps Volcanic Oil Liniment,
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Thsss. nds 81 e.s.-n ksihrs vsd fs - as
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VIII relieve pain almsst nstAntAnssxsy, and IL will elssl
Dsrfy ard hsa ;hs fsEs ncrsdibs thort
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
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ana rsi3bls ramsey f0r the Of srqin RIng bsus
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tPrAiEsI Rrsss, scratebs Crsefsd Hs, Chsf, Saddle
Collar 6aHs, Crs, ssFss, WsRnds 10 nfalkls
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Instance.
Than ;rs, I.oEsr with TIA many ~srhI.,s kiniu.nts
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHING.
~ MARSHALL,E PAVILION

IuAhSnhLLS . fAN1LlON.
This favorite resort for those seeking heaIth and
s., Mays County Maryland. ia .oene1 on the be &
those wishing to .yoid extreme fssSion. AID seek
q quiet but agreeable place where they can be at
sns ffssas Bo.si BBsssf
charge for the guests: The Table is supp led with
and Hard Crabs. Sheephsad and other FisS, Tssre l
are maDy Inducements, which the undersigned
S aHS hs p. sS as the
ol19s h.s for Bis future PATRONAGE
every Tuesdsy at ooIoot .ns sSvss xeHsSSf1s M
to'eook ?: she will land passengers a a at The S
maSsS aSfSd S{.H g e, ns Ss:y g per yssk; sas
At OF farther nfNynation address the proprietor
ie slim. R. !. MARSHALL.
SEA BAPPaING P AND SAFE RLTREAT,
This oe ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
jg5nction H5sti Of the Potomac River with the IA
ldsh BE of fGpgfnss gans S Ry the
fef al sSsIs Ss9
9SGaoies OF the water, suoh as Fish of all kinds,
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
lot tee accommodation of guests.
fine livery stable kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al other smusements usually found at such places.
Inc Inc fable Wll be supplied daily with fresh vege-
the baltimore and Washington markets.
The best Lis uors and Cigars will always be found
Board, 50 psr day; one week, sl2; second week.
wants halfprice "
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves washington
Tuesday as6 q m. and Baltimore on Friday at D,
m. The hall past 2 O'Clock p. m. train from WASH
reaching Point Lookout daily also, a tri-weekIy
sage from Washington. By way of Leonardtown
Washington. d c., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEBOWER Il CO Prop'rs
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ANDREw JOHNSON AND THE TRooPs.-On Sat-
urday oy invitation OIL the Andrew Johnson Guard
Capt. McBlair, the Hon. Andrew johnson, ac-
companied by Senator Ten Eyck, Representatives
Straton and Nixon, and William A Browning,
Esq visited Camp Hollingsworth, on the Vir-
gi MA side Of the Chain Bridge Senator Ten
Eyck introduced Mr.. johnson to the large body
Of military, appropriately referring to the self
sacrifring spirit manifested by that distinguished
gentleman In his defence Of the Union both In
Tenness e and the Senate His aliusiOn to the
devotion of Senator johnson to the Constitution
and the general interests Of the country elected
the most rapturous applause.
Sena'or johnson made very effective speech,
triotic enthusiasm At the conclusion of his ad-
dress Colonel Mcconnell, of the Third Mt.higan
Regiment, and Senator johnson visited that en-
campment, and there, also, made remarks Of such
lions OF applause. M rs - d
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For the Army.
PARIS Celebrated Patent American
GA MP CHEaT.

CoNTA1SING
TABLE, SEATS, COOKING AND TABLE
FURNITURE
FoR MISS OF FOUR
WHh Other CSsful Articles for Camp Comfort,
AL combined in chest 81 inches long, 9 wide, and
10 deep, and weighing only 40 pounds.
now on exhibition at the
FURNISHING WARERoOMs OF
JAMES c. MCGUIRE l. CO.,
jy2 Corner of Tenth st. and Pa. avenue
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valor of our soldiers, and in the ability and
judgment of our generals. Our cause has been
greatly impeded and imperilled by this idea of
Of this backwardness can produce.
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mar E-n
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEz
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBYYh EBYYhGiTfsISS' GfTSS 'TS SS.t =, lssc
ably TO the provisions ofthe ordinances Of the Cor
loranon ssIroyed May u, lsSc, the unders Ened is
on pre- layment the fee Of Fifty oents, to insiscs,
examno test, prove, and ascertain the soourscy oi
Every meter. fffonnd incorrect, viii be condemned
And another, sealed and married IS true, viii be
SCI I'M. psoe; IL proved TO be aoou-sfe in its
measul .ment OF gas, will be ses.ed acco aiaSly
And again put in position for use,
0Gce No. $40 Seventh street. (nesr Odd Eel
oTs hal:l Open from q. m, TO ,. IN.
.CRANLES w. CUNNINGHAM
u s-n Inspector and Sealer Of Gas Meters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

MA call has been issued In California for a
Union State Convention, for the purpose of ig-
nofing party organizations. Most Of the promi-
nent papers Of the State favor the movement -
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

M TEETH.
Mfh. III. LOOMS, NJ; D., the Inventor and patentee
ias ei sas AlNEKAL Pl.ATE TEETH,
MANY persona oan wear these teeth who SIIIO
oahnot wear others, and no person wear 9th ers
VINO cannot wear these.
persons calling at my offioe can be accommodated
WIN any style and price of Teeth they may desIre;
ont 70 those who are particular and wish the
oeonest, strongest. and most perfect denture that
art oaa produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. -
Rooms In this city-No. s3s Pa avenue, between
stn and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Phi adeI
Iho' Oc l5-f
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
4 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mrs. 6. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.

NlIe. .. - uoCOhmlCh, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institation
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq
=. The course of study pursued will comprise all
the DrdnoneS requisite TO c thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition TO day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared TO receive q limited number Of pnpils "a
boardeIs, who, constr tuting pert of her owp fam
ly, VIII DO under her immediate care and supeTvI-
slon. She viii endeevor lar IS pOssiblo to sur
round them with the comforts ard EindlJ influences
OF Home.
>, ,ROrtscs;.-Rev,e Geo. H. Morton, Rev. DR.. Ella.
EST gdsaf MGS snd1dsR sfss % r. wF2wlS'
EEs:' ESFn.y 6Fa!y, ! tMfH5SutJ. Es., LsEls MsKsnsls
Editor Evening Star, Bepiqmln w sters, Esa, Jas
Entwisle, r, Esq, Col. IOhn w. Minor, LoudOup,
Messrs. Blacflock & Marshsll. Messrs CorEe
Brothers.
Board, with Tuition In 81 the English RTpnchss
o2oof the aanual session-psyabie som annually
Music and Languages At Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. an 2s-a
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| United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
~ 3 ID
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On and after ThSrsddy, Mag I6, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS RRIWREN

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Will run as follows:
enI ~ ana 10 p. m, arriving st Baltimore at $50
ana : 80 N. and 4.a5 and 7.S0 .. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE ar 40 and - q. m. and
Si5 ana p m arriving at Washington at 6. 10 and
10: q. IN. and Is and IS .. m.
PASSENGER Trains leaving Washington at = 10 a.
m. ana IS p. m, and Baltimore at 20 a. m and 5
Junction. ~ " ~
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lngton at $50 8. m. aud 4 Is D. m.
passenger Trains leaving w ashingto at 4. Is ard
I,l0 g. IN and 80 p: n. make direct connexions at
and oil other points Moth,
VII ne s,tt.slss Of drsight Snpt eontEab.nd Of w.rl
ton at Zap. m.
By order OF the secretary OF War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
m 10 General Manager.
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WASHINGTON

This Institution, win ch is under the control and
direction OF Sisters of Charity. experienced in
nursing and hospital mana cement, is now open to
the public. tbs located shot distance southeast
81 the Capitol and Immediately opposite the we'll
known arroll mansion, on Second street east.
me Dul1lngs are spacious, and, with the altera-
lions recently made, well adapted to hospital pur-
poses: The grounds are extensive and well laid
out, and tastefully Ornamented with choice fruit
an1 shade trees, evergreens, and Towering shrubs
PIovIdence Hospital is admirably suited to pa
uents wishing to avail themselves of the advan-
and H aStef St 6P P5a and yet enjoy al the comforts
Ing ON casualties or us dfseases 70
quIrIng surgical or medical treatment will be ad-
mltteJ upon comp ying with the regulations and
conditions of the Institution.
Patlents VIII be Teoeis ed in tho wards at four
dollars per week, or by arrangement can have phi
vate rooms on reasonable terms. Th y will re-
ceIve a. the and attention L cir cases may re-
qulre from Dr. J. NJ. TONER, the Physician and
surgeon IN charge of the house, exec pit when pa
tent prefers to employ his own ply sician. 1t is
desls ned to give all the members of rhs medical
profession IN the District an equality of privileges
IN this Institution. and every physician who may
have case IN 10 naE rest assured that his pa tent
VIII te carefully nursed and his medical directions
faithfully executed. jeI9-solm