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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20
The Deah of Col. Dreux.

The annexedlccOunt of the skirmish
at Newport N&s, in which Col. Dreux
WIS killed, is t&en from the Richmond
Enquirer, of be Sth inst:
On Friday morning, the 9Th inst,
about daybrek, a skirmish took place
between l00louisiana troops go from
each company Of Lieut-Co Dreux's
battalion) md q body of the enemy.
supposed tCbe about the same number.
Col. Drew .ad posted his men along a
road by witch the enemy were advan-
cling. Ashley approached, the eager
ness of SINE Of our troops caused them
TO lire to- soon. The enemy, thus warn
ed, hastily fired and commenced au i'm
mediatcrctreat. Unfortunately one Of
their slots took effect upon Col. Dreux;
and hedied in a few minutes. He was
in tn, act of giving the order to fire
whenhe received the fatal wound. The
oulv words he was heard afterwards to
say were "Don't surrender" The
ballpassed through his watch crystal
and sword belt, and entirely through
his body.
Tie confusion caused by the fall of
Co. Dreux, was increased by the ad-
vance of a body of Virginia cavalry,
wlo were mistaken for the enemy. The
TO, themselves claimed to he friends,
AID cried, "don't shoot" Taking ad-
vintage of this condition Of things, the
enemy gathered up their dead and es-
capped.
Besides Col. Dreux, we lost one man,
w, 5. Hackett, who was serving as a
volunteer with the Shreveport Grays.
The loss of Col. Dreux is deeply de-
plorcd by his battalion. He was a gen.
tIeman of "a high order of talents, and
of the most eminent worth. His SOL
diers loved him to such a degree, that
not a man but what would have been
willing to die by him and die for him.
He was devoted to them and they to
him. The service has lost a most valu'
ablo officer, and the city of New Or
leans a highly esteemed and most use
full citizen. lie was about thirty years
! of age and leaves a wife and n child
TIE loss of the enemy from the causes
explained was much less than it would
have been. From six to eight arr
known to have been killed. The Who'll,
body of the enemy would doubtless have
fallen into our hands if the skillful ar
rangement of the Confederate Comman
der had been carried out. c
Mr.. Hacket was about 81 years o
age. He was in the act CT taken a sec
ond fire at the enemy when he fell moi
tally wounded. The Zouave who kiile
Col. Dreux, was observed by our troop
, and instantly shot down.
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Look out for Your DopsI

I1NHE undersigned gives notice that he will
shoot or poison all dogs found upon the street
without q mnzzle, after the 2fst, inst.
yyW j. L BARKER, Constable.
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TINS FUNERAL OF Col. DREux.--NeVerbe-
fore were such honors paid by New Oreans
to any Of her citizens as those rendered b the
remains of the gallant aud lamented hHUI.
His funeral took place on Monday last tits
computed that the funeral cortege was blow
ed by at least 10000 persons, to do hnor to
the noble spirit that had fed. Col.ohVier
and Randell Hunt, delivered eulogiea ut the
grave. Their fervor and eloquence may be
imagined. At the close of the spsking a
military salute was fired over the heoic dead
when, in the light Of the peepingstars, oil
that was of the gifted, daring, mole DRErN
was returned to its mother earthl
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20

CAvED IN.-The malcontents of East
Tennessee have caved. The State Leg
islature has ordered an election of mem-
bers to the Confederate Congress, to
take place on the first Thursday in Au-
gust. Brownlow, in the Wing, OF tho
4th inst, advises the Union men Of East
Tennessee to so into the election, but
tells them to be sure to vote for May
nard, Nelson, and men of such like
stamp, and not for Secessionists.
If Maynard and Nelson have consen1
ted to go to the Confederate Congress
provided they are elected, and if Brown
| low and other Union men Of East Ten
nessee, have consented to vote for them,
or anybody else, to go there, they have
cavcd, and We think the Union game
has been "played out" in that section.
-SOuthern Ga Coafederaey. i
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ONE DOLLAR 81 O) per square of ten lines, or less, OF
sertion, and Fifty Cents for each subsequent inser,
ton. AhLeraI discount, hswover, on these rates WIN
he made on advertisements inserted for longer Time
than two months, as follows
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stockley 4 Delavallade
rS. ,
Solomon Earv. \

solomon Fry.
ITO SOLOMON FRY-Your are hereby no.
i titled, that by virtue o. a writ Of III. Fa, is
sued in the above entitled and numbered cause,
by J. H.. Rills, Justice Of the Peace, in and for
the 2nd Ward Of this Parish, | have this day
seized, and will proceed to sell 10 the highest and
last bidder, on
MONDAY, JULY 10Th, 1861,
At 10 o'clock, A. a., at your late COFFEE
HOUSE, all your right, title, interest and claim
wit, viz:
A LOT OF LIQUORS,
Consisting of Brandy, whiskey, Wines, Cordials,
&C, together with all the fxt ures and Furniture
of the Bar.
Ferns Cash on Day of Sale.
u, j. L. BARKER,
flaquemine, July 10, lssl-j2O. Constable.
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Succession de Joseph Esrc0uE,

DAHGUSTAVE ). ROUSSEAU Admin
I ~istatcur dc Ia Succession du DIT fen JOS
eph Beaux; scra yeidu 4 Ia residence du
DR.. PIERRE NJ. LAYBREMONT, dams Ia
ParoiSe dlnerYllle.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20

LOUISIANA FLouR.-We find the tor q
lowing in the Shreveport Southwestern:
Last Monday we were presented "
Mr.. w. Rose with a sack OF Hour, WHICH
was just ground at his steam mill, al.
joining our corporation. 1t is a very
superior article, and much praise Is aae
Mr.. Rose for establishing a -four mn y
our midst. Our citizens will flnd
very convenient in enabling them =
purchase fresh ground -four IN s9ou
quantities as may suit their wants. Mss
the enterprise prove successful ana H. H.
ftable we most sincerely hope. ln
North and Northwest have very unslss.
ly, so far as Ger themselves s,s ~
en- the south to develope her W resGa,
c~es-in the end it will prove a bicsS.b ~
10 her.-she can raise every thing sn'
requires for home consumption ana ''F
ton for expectation besides.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

THREE DOLLARS AMI FIFTY G3 JO) Tor
one wear, in advance. FIVE DOLLARS 80 w II
not paid IN advance.
SINGLE COPlES-Ten Cents.
No subscription will be discontinued unless a written no"
tice 10 that effect is received nom the subscriber hin>
sell, and all arrearges paid.
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Nein A"0uertisememts


PARISH OF IBERVILLE, !
JUsTIcE's CoURr.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20

P. S.-As 10 who | am aud as to whether l
would be likely 10 know about what haze
written, | refer you 10 Mr.. Benjamin, Senator OF
Louisiana, and Mr.. Slidel, Senator, &c, who
pc rsonally knew me when Filth Auditor in the
u. S. Treasury also 10 John McDougal aud A.
Brothers, Of New Orleans. NJ. NJ. L.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20

Ek de Ia LOuisiaae, ParOee GIberrtUe-
Cour du 5me. District fudiciaire.
Das la Succession dc fiue Paul Pei
issier.
NTENDU que Joseph II. Rils, a ce jour
Apresente sa petition en- cete Cour a Peffet
d'oenir des lettres de curatellele la Succession
vaette de ieu Paul PeiisSter.
Ais est par lie present donna tous ceux que
celsconceme de deduire sousDIX juurs de Ia
datde ce present les ~raisons pour lesquelle:
il assrait pas fait droit a la die petition.
Nj. A ESTEVAN,
trville, Juliet l9. Greffer
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20
jacksonville, IL, March lG, lS6

Jacksonville, H., March l6, 1851.
Col. w. b. WARREN
SiT-lou request me 10 state what know
of Paul Selby, Esq, formerly OF this city, and
what | know of the character Of the newspaper
he published here.
In answer 10 all this. | can say that knew
Mr.. Selby as all abo'itlonist, belonging 10 and
operating in politics with the most ultra, violent
anti slavery party Of this country. He publish
ed an on-repubiIcan-autl-slavery-a
ti-democratlc paper, and through lis columns he
outraged the feelings and attacked the reputa-
ton of some of the best citizens o! the country,
who did not agree with him in his low, ~unloun'
ded abuse of the institution and people OF the
Slave States. In short, he was that sort of per-
son and Editor that, when he closed his career
as Editor, and lett the country, 1t produced gen.
eral rejoicing among all his acquaintances, except
perhaps a few OF the most earnest and violent
a~sitators of the abolition school.
With much respect, &c,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20
BTeRf1 elG Succession.

IberTil!e, Jul, IS, 'Gl.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20

bcryi!le, IS Juliet, '6l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24
ALUM WATER.


w RtCk EkfDGE ALUM SHh1dGb, VA,
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
The undersigned have constituted the house Of
PgseEaL, LApp & Go. Druggists. kishmend Va,
and d the % FL s IA q AMskcA
The reputation Of this water, as medicinal
Of the South. and Is rapidly extending over the
wbne country. The important fact is now well es-
which will bear transportation, aud that it has
been kept from two to five years in glass, Without
apparent damage, either to It's taste OF Its medical
The many remarkable cures performed BY it in
DyTpsia, Chronic DiaTrhea and Bysente7y. Chronic
LSsey Disease, SeroutG, and all Glandtaa- and Min
diseases, Chronic NerreEs Compiaiats, Bresess Pies,
tie, have attracted the attention OF the most emil
DR.. Cartwright OF New Orleans, says I'm
truth, know Of no water in Europe or America so
rich in medical substances as that of Reekbridge
Alum Springs"
DR.; Moorman, resident physician at the White
sulphur: 1T Is matter OF no little importance
remarkable , efficacy Of the Roekbridge waters in
strumous diseases especially. They have long
stood reprOach TO our profession, and never, but
in these waters. has remedy been found that de-
serves the name. of a specific for their cure"
eminent physicians, clergymen, lawyers and all
classes OF our fellow citizens, W no certify their
personal knowledge and experience Of the viz
The undersigned have now completed such ar
rangements for hottling sGd transportation as
they confidently believe will enable them hence
forth fully and promptly to meet the steadily
growing demand.
LAOIlON the unprecedented success OF this
Mineral Water, not only as used at the fountain
by the visitors " no have thronged thither, but by
lnvalids at their distant homes has naturally had
the effect to bring into the market, to extent,
other waters bearing similar names Therefore,
persons who wish TO use this water will do ell to
apply dir ectly 70 the Undersigned or to their gem
erGl agents, in Richmond, whilst The trade will, in
ali eases, procure their supplies through the house
of PURCELI, LADp u Co, by whom also they viii
be furnished With the proper certificates and show
bills.
The ALUM PowDERS or MASS, being the re.
situaTy salts Of the water, obtained by evapcra-
tioa, have been found by long experience 10
tain the medical virtues of the water, and 10 be
excellent substitute for the same. It is sent with
entire safety by the mail, and to remote points,
where the water cannot easily be transported.
For full particulars, see pamphlet.
evil send the pamphlet, post-psid, on appii-
cation by letter, addressed to
FRAZIER u RAN D0LPH, Projectors,
Post Office, Alum Springs,
RogkbTidge county, Va; or to
PURCELL, LADD K CO, General Agents,
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3 -
This article Is prepared from the water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby Ill OF the mir eral ingredients and medi-
oinal properties Of the water retained in il an
impaired Call and procure pamphlet Of our
Agents, containing certificates OF Prof. SAMUEL
JACK9oS, OF the Jefferson Medical College, Phild-
delphia, and also twenty other Physicians of emf
snce, testifyiGg to its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER IL kent for sale
by Messrs. MEADE x BAKEA ana L. 7. ROBINSON,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
Y, ECROLS : SONS,
fs IS--d3m PTOpriutOrs.
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pSYn0~N rxuNks. ku>>II boA -
kfiry-xS vALIsEs, cAkPEr bAoss az
caA1lIO e. MILLER & CO.'S,
n,va isg Broad s,rssI
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APoTHECARyEH. ac
j. W. kRAYAkh.

- y. " Z IN ! y ~
@se1y hFOThECAkT AND D0UHoNTs
~ SsreEtetath, bst.Seen Gflec qnt I}vo1! S-.,.,
- RICEMoSp, VA,
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals ysorv
Articles, Toilet Soaps, perfumery. &C A.s
Paints, OTIS, Dye-Stgns, Burning tluid, kera-s ~
Oil, Alcohol: Garden ANA Flower seeds. ,...s
Snuff and Tobacco, OF various brands. :.asAf-
Combs, &c; all the popular Patent y .t roe. ~
the day, and gil other articles usually rrrt Fl,
Drug stores, which W i'll be sold GA ihe me-. "a,
sonabie terms.
Physicians and others can rely On having
their PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and arfr,
RATEf.Y compounded Is all hoGrs 81 this pay ami
NIGHT. j w. FBAYSER, ntuGEl~..
NH 20 l1jh street
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cca...szs.....==ss--ass-l TRAyEhAMs t9ks

~. L-.-S1ssl 4 ga E5sSfkS sAxEk
sss-S s=sss5sSs-sss 70 THE N0RTH.-ICCF.
&<s'- NORTHERN EN- T r 4 (
4 l. ~ 4 Y.--Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore. daily, tsxcept sunday az s 50 i. Il %.
sud at 5 80 r. H. for Niagara Falls fare oaly ten
dollaFs,l Buffalo, 0we8o, oswego, Toroat?r Han
for Detroit, Chicago Cincinnati, .'Louis and al
parts OF the " est, Northwest and Southwest;
Travellers can go to Detroit, Chicago, nllE2u.
ke sc, Niagara Falls, at the same cost &s By
aay other rouse.
new foute 10 New York is ROW open by this
Read, via Harrisburg and jersey City, with onis
oee change OF cars. Fare, 85. Take the ESQ A.
srain and so through b. daylight, over fret class
Soais and through q beautiful country. Try 1t.
NJ Buy tickets only 70 Baltimore.
JAS. G. CLARKE, Sup'b.
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CASH CAPIpAL..............,.. SAGA, 900
AJTHGBlZED CAPiTAL........... 5O0,1QG
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FIKsE-CLAsS MEDICINES.
MEADE BAKER

Al MEADE BAKER
Ala PHARAAGEuPIsrs AEp vRhDoRB or PCRF AsD
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FHAEhA.
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instrument aai
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantati on5, taH-
lies ana veleTs; Physicians saddle Bags lon.
don Elastic Stockings, TTHsses aud support r.,
Porte Mo nsies, Combs, Brushes Toilet Mirrs
first quality Perfumery, Fomades and soaPs, ID .-.
sral Waters, bottled al the springs, Medic pa.
Wares and Apparatus Magnetic Machines Sc
ali Of tbs best quality ard at he lowest rates.
MEADE & BAkEk,
lSs Main st.. corner above Pos,-UHico
de75 Richmond, Va.
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I LHts ~ ttB 3 sufs.s =, 4s,r. ""v5
4 4 FOR @a}a rGHAHS-2J bids y ew Orleans
hhds Cuba NGFr1yaa0 - hhds Porto Rioo 2s
po}s. GA Coffee: 3 this. 'E'' do: IS bbis
C5nsts6 20 hb.s. Powdered end GIanuste3 &c
hbiS. Cat boat: 10 boxes Loaf;-69 hhds CUBA
NuscovaHo t.lasses; 80 bDi.. Sugar House
AgraD. C0FFLE-I5o bags Laguayrs 81 bag1
n ricaibo So pockets Java Iii bags epVer; :
lGgs Pim-Hto. and ! Dbl. HUiAegs % tiecces
Rice % bbts. d odjnm &ackerel, 100 bbls. sinai
d.. HEERiNGs $50 bb!s. Gross I59 bbis. Cut -
, sudles Si@.el Ie57 soap, re; 10? 9ash
leather. also, Harness, Upper Leather, aud Can
SKIN. nah
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IL y. a. ROBINSON, GKADUATEot lHs
49, PHlhA DBLPHiA COLLEGE OF Pr bkAA.
~ CY, tSUCcRssoK TO LAIpLEY Il koBIsstNl
"a Fourth and Franklin streets. Richmond has
u store large, lf1sh and well elected sto-k Of
&c, which ha offers nj Tow prices Stril. personal
attention villa be givsn to all the departments q!
the business.
Orders Ter shipment viii be Pr mI4'y attended
~ and most ca Tefully packed. pu 81
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W. PETERSON ! 20.
IA IA DruJOf.S4 tas Main ssFaaf Garner ~ 3


- A. BODEkEk - co. ,AfofhEtAFtss
60 AND BIOLOGISTS, No ~ MAIN Sts@sl,
~ near Old Market. Riehnoud, Va, WILL AesP
x0A on hand general assortment u Pnfg pfss''
Medicines Chemicals, Oils, Paints, window "ia''i
Putty, Dive stuEs, Patent Medicines BrGshes, 81
all Kinds; Surgical Appliances Burning Fiuld A.
cohoi, Soaps, PerfumeFy, Fancy Articles esllsa
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, GkaTs' SA1s'
As dfcinsf LlquGTs, &e.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with SeeS4@4
care, by members OF the arm alone. II
Physicians orders from the country sxtces =
promptly, and the most reliable 2edliiEss ls'
nj fAF
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NOTICE. --Cap,&ins OF sotantssr Compaaies
IN throag heut the stata II iafor asd
that ths Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose of ohtaini9s Aeeontremenls. &c, have
made CONTRACTS for these items. aud 81 fast they
diAtely, according 10 priority Of date OF ogasrs
CHARLES nIMMuGk.
Ia fA--&I lan& Ann taa.s .s.A
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!. = " ~ q "
woOLEy
-
G0AFAE


og rHTs cry,
S~yarifai Test year, and in order to make such
foods as wauid not compete with, bat woald fa-
thar aia ether Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades aad sly les OF Goods that have never
seTssofors been made In Virginia they ed n cir
Nil wi,h machinery o. the best and finest quail
~. They are now man ufacturing FISL CASSi-
EEREs Ara CLOT rs of every variety from FINE
Eirgs MA sisfIBe and Mesti2o Wool, and solicit
the attention OF the trade In the Sonth 10 their
Goods hi who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
Military institute, pronounce them a. least equal,
If Eoi seperto- IN quality, - those they had 5ssn
tuyIns heretofore, and quite as eh cap.
The Virginia State and Central 4 agricultural So
tsies, al their Fair held Ia this city, in October
las, awarded 20 this Company GOLD MEDAL
cig1sa some beautiful IA w is, BLANKETS, &c
Purchasers may rely opon every piece Of u9oes
aaanG:o Cture1 By "a being what il is represented
spd Gader circumstances will this Company oe
fudaced - work shed6y ia their Goods, Dor Wlh
!hey card any cotton with iAglr wool; am ,.,
LEWIS y. CRBNhHAW, Ffesl
sAnVgr P. EITcHgLL,1
v ELLIaGToB GoDDiN, D;-aeforx
f /, {, Il !, . MosrasVE,
As Agents for Inc sale Of the Goods Insnqfss,ur:
RICHMOND, VA, we have row on hand about 20, :.
Gee yards 81 Fine, Plain and Fancy single and
Enub'e Eilied Ga&&iAbRES aud CLOTHS, be-
sides a lot Of FINE BLANKETS and GRNTbk-
Mems SHAWL -aud are manufacturing al the
re3a Of .cel yards per week; All OF which We Of
fer 10 ths trade fair prices and liberal terms,
with entire confidence that the enterprige will re-
esise a liberal scppcTt.
fs 2o-cts Richmond, Va.
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IN RICHMOND CEeTHISG MANU-.
"a FACTORY Tn . uhserfhers have ON hand

"a FACTORY. tn subscribers have on hasd
"a large aud complete assortment Of SOUTH
- ELM MANUFACTURER 600Ds-ClOths,
E2ssimefs aud Vestiags. u all grades, from the
following noted mills: Crensbaw Mills, Rich
mond. Vs.s Miller " Co.'s Mills, Calpsper county,
Va; Kelley. Ford q Co. - Mills, fredericksburg,
Va, inGGias ALmss' Mills, Marion, smith
eoanty, Vs.; Roek Islaad Mills, Charlotte, n c.;
which We are prepared 10 make tic measure at the
shortest notice, and ia the latest and most ap.
prosod s.y ies-goods th2. viii compare In every
respect with the best Northern manufactured
reods, and many OF the crsRsnaw goods equal in
quality 10 French. fhsre be 40 lenssr an
excuse for baying goods manufactured oak Of The
state. ! q addition, keap always on hand
stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS AND
CAspiAEREs, not 70 be sarpassed by any house
IN the city. We have ths best Of Cutters
ana = corps of workmen not 20 be surpags ed
By any beuse In the Union, with dstermf-
nation to Iarnish our patrons With Sonthsfn
Ciothin g--rnat erfsl raised south, goods we've
South, cut end made South, and We trust TO be
soid and worn South, are dstsruain cd 20 :
ell in our power 10 push forward southsrn insli
tUtioas. SPENCE u CAREY,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailars,
10 rs Corner OF Main and lSlh sfras.s
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS


IIosPyTAE % r THE MEDICAL coz
L i.EGE OF NlRGiNIA.-This Hospital erect
Ell by the liberality Of the State, Of more
thaD zoe eco. is now completed, and open for the
reception OF patients. 1t is admirably adapted BIZ
It's plan for tAe accommodation Of the Sick nd is
her comfort ana successful treatmeat' is ST. ST.
nation, Marshall street, east of 18TH iulrnedi-
ately adjacent to the Medical College while re.
tired ana airy, Is at the same time central, and
Convenient of access from ali parts OF The city.
The patients are under the Immediate charge of
the Professors OF the College, (wh0 make daily
Visitsl assisted by a competent Resident Physi-
Ali persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
ment are admitted, except the INSANE, and those
laboring under SMALLPOX AND OTHER INFECTIOUS
hYINa-IN WOMEN, both white and eoloIed, re-
eeive special care and attention
Including Board, Medical Attendance, &c:
White Nh1se patients .''..sS per week.
And at the same rate for fractions of a week.
For less than oHe week, III per day, up to the
charge for fall week.
been provided FOR those desiring separate accom-
| modstons. The, charge for these wiz vary from
For srisicai operations, e fee ranging from 81
TO sac wiz be required, in addition TO the above
s bt charges payable the rsnaoraI Of the patient
limited number OF beds placed Al the disposal
.! Charitable Associations, al $50 per anuum,
pay able SENT annually, Oh al corresponding tate
| Patients conveyed to or from thu Hospital in
suitable vehicle, provided expressly for the pur
pose.
citizens and strangers are invited to visit the
Hospital, aud Inspect its angements.
Prestdert-Dr. L. ). JOY y rs.
Attending Physical ns--DTs. TUCKER, CON
WAY, and MCCAW.
attending SurgeoEs-Drs. GIBSON, PETIC0-
nAS aud WEXFORD.
Resident Physcian-Dr. ISAIAH IL. WHITE.
S57vard-F NJ PARISH. APP 22-1y
pELLEyUE HOsPtTAL,
ID CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, Va.
WHITE PATIsEFs--in wards, sc per week it,
private rooms, ~ 20 Tl5 per week.
SLAv ES-45 per week. Less than week, 81 par
day; bat not to exceed IS per " ek. Fractions
owe the first week II cents per day.
Nc ertyG charges except for surgical operations,
ana aen an additional fee ranging from ~ to Sse
will be charged. Els paya6is che yeslorat IF he
pgttsat No smallpox admitted.
A covered spring wagon viii convey patients 10
and from the Hospital hen desired Orders may
be left at the Hospital at the Office Of !. L. HoL
LADAy, l2th street, between Main aud Cary
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the institution since its foundation, having taken
It under his exclusi7echarge,, aided by competent
assistants, solicits cOntinn dance of the liberal
patronage OF his friends and Of the public gene
rally,
Attending Physician and saYgson,
JAMES bOLT0N, 81. d,
araes street, between &th and s.h.
Assistants:
CW. 2. BROCK ND.
Church Hill, cor. esth and Marshall SITS
w. W. gOGGIN. NJ. D.,
Is ss-iv Resident Physician.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

nfS- We would advise the Soldiers in III .
to use BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS sure
cure for pysentery, Bowel Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Headache, aud AgUe aud Fever. These
RitteIs have proved to be the best medicine made
IN the South. They can be mad of all Druggists
ia he city Of Richmond, and elsewhere in Eir
giria my l!