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WIN Ll' N'tiN'll lIenNot tetuTnlnR NJ bno eNp plfa
tion OF the hour.
Irish Intelligence.
Sir Harvey Bruco, Bart, hiss been elect cd
Member Of Parliament for C0loraino, without
opposition
The DEEnY JourNAL states that the late
klhhon aitstsin the e, Donegal, wsro made
on the charge Of an appioger, now In LiffJrd
gaol.
numerously attended public Meeting ws
lately held in Cork TO take mcaluros i5r the
formation Ct pablic park and horticultural
grogrds.
An immense ccrgreRa' on assembled in Trim
ny ChulCh, Dublin, on tho first Sunday in
Jazz under. he erroneous idea that the Rcv.
John Gregg, the nowly.appointcd Bishop Of
Cork, would preach his farewell sermon. Bish.
op gregg successor in Trinity Church has not
set been appointed.
An arbitration in rofererce TO tho propor
charge TO bc made by tho Wa'oriord G. Gv Com
Tany to tho Corporation OF that Uty, for tho
fupply OF gas TO the public lamps, lasted fivo
days The award fixed tho price for public
lamps IN Wa oitoid az 81 S. 81. por lamp por
annum, lighted from sunset " sunrise.
Mr.. William Malc1mson, Of Portllv, has
addresed letter TO sir Robert Poel, urging
the adoption of a law of tstaut right Mr..
Mhcomscn traces many Cf tho evils which
biilici LELAND tn the present u lust svstem of
laws which enables landlords TO koep their ten
-, - 90, % iio,i, sr'l P'upsrl,m. ne
80, so',,,r.as c 80 "ou'u s.'nuIste 'no lhuus-
, l'ii Ie,ourSes OF tho country, ana DO ultimate
" bent fetal to land Srers themselves
A riot lltcly occurred In tire Csrk Wcrkhouse.
which al one time threatened serious conse-
qutnces. Ga Sunday, Feb. p four girls bad oh
ta'ned access tn tho Il h-msty contrary % rule
down and tore hcr car ana drcss Tb" ,I,,, e ues
nj uaT1 In nHV l.,.N 4 r
PauPers, aided by a iew males liberated thom,
win loud thouts and cries After plrading the
premises they at last returned TO their wards
and quiet was restored. On Tuesday, however,
tho presence e a couple Of policemen around
the building alarmed the ring leaders Of the
rot, ard torrible c'mmoton ensuod. Tnrco
or four hundred perso-s charged the school mas
tor and Torttr, who had TO tlos for thor lives,
and the rioters then smashed In tho windows Of
the portor's lodge. II was feared at ono time
that the military would he required 10 restore
order, but through the oNcrtions Of the Rev.
NIT OKegan the Catholic chaplain peace was
at length restored.
El,,a p,il,,, ,ob ,...-. III Ii, ,,
the AIJea W., Lho,,a 0''' u'oN 'ooOnuy NJ
Tho works on tho Armagh and Newry railroad
are p oyocutod with energy under Mt. Watson,
the now Superint endent.
IL has b,en dotormiuoi IN nroco,J Nth ,L.
Iottei kennv ami StraL.,, raiIro,J "a s,a,,iiI,,
as possible. ~ 'r''1"'
~. .,...t.,..
"a T oL ornonuo liteiy distriout-
sas ~ a. ~ au'QuKs' tne uesttute
P.o' oh 'he OIrionuo estates In tue 20. huken-
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Gordon, the Slav-
er, Attemps Sui
eide by smoking a
Cigarin which was
Strychnine.
He is to be Hung at
Noon.

Gordon, ,he SLAYER, who Is to be hung day, at;
NJ cigar In which was strychnine. u ,ctors Sim
mons HOds emAn and Wood were immedistely CALI
cd In, who found thAtshe condemned man had taken
strychnine by inhAing smoke from cigar In which
was the deadly dug. lie has been allowed to have
~ many cigars " smoke, AZ he has desired, and IL
is supposed the particular ono which was used by
him has been in hls Possession FOR several days.
Hp wife ard mother visited him lAsi evening,
About O'Clock he went - led anor being thorough
y sea- ched, ard about o'clock they found him in
oonyulsions Ifaliye at mo- today ho will se hung.
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THE namber Of estaj ishments in NJ .ssachu-
setts engaged in the manufacture og iron, bra q
and copper, including rolling milla furnace,
tUIrdI,es mAc1irs AhopS tsOl factories, &c.
ard not Including nail and tack machines, /, six
hundred ard eighteen, and their spprai sod yalgs
Is about $1,000, 900.
Two freight trains on tho Little Miami rail-
road uan into e-ch other Jan. 29ih, near Dun
Nlld Station. The engines we're smashed, and
an engineer, lTun,4n and brakeman killed. Hf-
teen car loAds Oi hogs, .tacAsd TO one train.
we've scattered il al directions, and many Of
them killsl
The Pocchoutsa, which waA lost on the Burn.
slde Exp ttliop, was wretehed old steamer
that has Piled tlr 30 years between Blltimora
ard Norfolk. The captain was drunk ffom tha
time he LETT Fortress Monroe, and c tc / great
.oL. us.on by his contradictery ,r1,is A tho
hno the ye'sel grounded re VA Is lag senssleGa
Oh Ihs cabin tlOc-.
IT ia known at Washington iaat lumber
OF southern seceasiunis'l arc IN NwadA, Wh:te
business it Is 70 co. .. "a ley .-J.n syupa.hig-
Ing frlepds, aIl '...;"'. ,Gt .gce,ve ti,p4teh-
9 nom Europe, n- 20 S.sm IN sUsh secret
O tonels ElA, 80. ~ Na1h Lasg IlIna-tG
satiGAtipa.
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na;r,d or ", - w., 70 r.qu i,, io1 1O7,6OI
entirely Of WOOL, and shAli S.ish s s.ii Jney
poo rds each. "esn tah nv
HARDWARE.
Almost as miscellaneous as the content, NJ
country grocery are tho supplies inclnded urdsr
tIls meas, and passed through tSe hand, of
1 ar. lownsend, the Inspector. One IL, indssd.
~M.,ost ~ surprised to find that watches and r.fleI
csnrcn are not in this reperko;rs .f,.r e.
minutes spent in hearing what he ha, .,ot
we wlli give list Of tome Of tho pdpcioaI ar.
sued. 'Au'S ~
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unless they intended 70 offer resistance and he
would give him one hour in which to consult
the citizens on the subject. Tho Mayor wanted
an afm's'ics OF twenty-four hours, but finding
Capt. Smith irheNible, he went Off to infer
with his constituents returning at tho expira-
tim Of tho hnr,r
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1Je fisrcnCes botwosn the amount received
and on hand, have been given out, as before
stated, Tor manufacture.
UNIFORMS.
Directly above thu department Just noticed
10 that Ci uniforms, unlor the supervision Of J.
J. POillon. | incudOl overcoatS coats, ptn,r
loors ad jackets Of which articles about orc
million hay iou recoived. EnOOgh 20 uniioi n
100000 men It'll remain on hall. Thn much
talked ot - ddy' has been oiFoe.ually ban
ished by this department, and all art'clas fur.
rishSd here which ware rot fully up TO the regu-
lation sta dard, have been rejectLd AID returned
upon tho hands ct the contractors.
ROoTS ASp BOoTKEs.
Mr.. Bradloy IL Chici Inspector OF this dar IT.
ment, which ~ lOcstod 10 tho largo bull no
No. 30 Howard street. Boots at1 for caysI y
uC' and need 10 explanation but tho b. IT.
& the lLmy look 80 very much like shosscr
o properly, bsOgaHs, 10 the eye % tho unso.
ph''ticatCd, that it Ia absolutely necsEary "
know that they are for the army before they
shed the vulgar brosan' and asinme the mora
imposing 'booiee' Ol hose bootses siO. 900
pairs baye been inspected, out Of which no loss
than 'O,OOl Ealte were rcleo ad. OF thoss thus
tslsgt,d, sUua vsru made Of tho worst kind "a
leather, Cthors hal stuffed -olss, and on tboa.
sands ths stitches connecting the "uppa-" u
tho 'to.' yaiied in llugth from half an inch
% IA nch. Ofhoat7, 20 900 pairs wsr, insl r.
ted, and about | 900 psirs OF thssl rolsc sI Tho
amounts i'u TOD have boon, bo)t- 81, i2S plirs;
bCJters 4GG, III pGirs. Tho bllaics IT th1so
inspsctCd is the amount now on hand. The
/ goods now oiI5r,d for lnsl .c'ion here, aro q
an excollert qualify, those Of the cont actors
who Were Ia cally htyipg loarnsl, At an early
day, that thoy could MT escape detection, a7d
teIse who were simply Ignorant having a..
uu nd G1ng Nalul1lo lhougb costly ,NpaFie",o.
| Il, an Instance uf'ts rciectiorl h,-s, Il nay
| he vel to st.'a thlt out oc 2l6,J,l p,ir' of
beouos Furnished by ore contractor Io90 wore
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There have been three deaths during tho psst
year; 6s have bo7n discharged, cf which SO
were orphan! arc Is half orphans.
fT II the g. rtL Ing withdraw by relatives.
OF tho ~ I,mLiAing-
10 have been paced sI service through the Con-
miitee.
80 have been placed at service through the Sister
servant.
has been adopted by n gentleman In Jersey City.
IOt those placed al service
have been placed et service in the country, In
Jefferson County, n. Y.
] has been Illoe1 at service IN tie country, in
Newark, n, i.
hAS bssn PLACED Al service in the country, In
II nj NY.
.! those Fen, to Jefferson County, two had
sore eyes, all would, in al prObA6,lity, have
become blind had tLey romaire9 IL tEs Asy.
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COLORs AND cIIKvEoNs.


This is Mr. Duncan's department. In c,ns..
quente Of changes which have been made. snd |.
sort Of loosenoss Of tacts prevailing in II, We arc
unable to give the precise cot ditiOn of the do
paItmeIt and what it has done. OF Asps. m.
principal Items which could DO CLEANED are -
National colors, 10 Issued; recruiting laRs, 2I3.
camp hags, l26; guidons, 1856. OF sashes, 1, ,3la
have seon Issued, and l, pa remain on hand.
sTocKINos AND BEDsAcKs.
Tbs department, the last OF our list Il under
the inspection OF Mr.. Norman. Tho main facta
are -
Stockings Issued. ss5 biJ-Yet on hand .ibO, ,2a0
Hdaacks, Clouble9., 1880 " , l. O9a
tSugle9... l3i36- =, l2s9d
Two thouiaud mesquite bars were received
some time Stree, aLd, no requisition being
made for them, still remain on hand.
The buildings occupied as s.OIerooms. placaa
d inspection OF otfi,es, are Nos. 46 A. so 81
aLd b4 Howard street, the building adjoining.
IN Mercer sIeot, and two p1lite ON the
same stree; the doabls store on the corner OF
broome and Greene streets, tho lower part aud
ore tier Of lolts of Devlin's large bIilding run
ming from Cansl 10 Howard st., and the inst
hoor and basement Of builling on Leonard 81.
Several OF these buildings, entirely occupied by
tho eepa. 'nent, are six ste es, the others i've
stories ia leght.
The oihCs OF Lieut.. Col. ID. II. Vinson Is on
the coroer OF Btooms aud Gresne streets, and
that Of Capt. Potter at No. 90 Howard 5t.
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SECOND edition.
Coils. Corcoran, Lee,
or Major Revere
not Released.

Bdkiaore, FEB. 21.--Noither Colonel Co CO.
rsr' 'lonsi L'c, or Major Revere are among the
r,turned prisoners.
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folio wing traces and occupations;
~ TO farmers, principally IN jefferson and Lewis
oouIlies, n. ", through the kind aud Gharit-
able Cooperation OF two Catholic gentt men IN
WsttrtOwp, y, Y,
] ~ blacksmith,
T. ddillsr.
l ~ stAtioter.
] ~ harneismaker, nj Peekskill, ~ Y.
10 grocer, at L. lnceton, \. j.
l 10 baker
10 milk man.
- masoL, wItsrtown, N. Y.
Ages OF 42l children in the asylum on the 1st
January, 1861, OF which 29S ara oTpnans and
l23 are bali orphans, are pretty nearly as fol.
lows:
Between & 5'r'. % Between 9 4 II yrs. 40
s&lO" 100 i2SiI 90
The 90 wBo have attained the aga OF IL and
over have spent from four to Line years in the
asVlum.
Nativity Of children, chiefly United States.
FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, PRINCE STREET.
Total number Of admissions reported by Sis-
ter Mary Francis, 50 OF which 80 were or-
phans, and % were half orphans, which were
pfosented from tke following pafiAhea.
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VI axe slinss 10 900 and ha'chet .linys Q, 900
he been received, the arc mainly f,s c,ots
nee'a' ana sappers and miners, aud but about
I,9Oo OF each have been issue l. One 10. O., 99s
pl,ts u snoes ana 9S pairs Of gSitsrs, specially
this de par Lmtnt '1I"sk"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-10

eNDSSWAAGSs
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
lish walnuts, figs, raisinss currants, rock candy
oysters, Sardines, alum epsom SALTS roll brimstone
sulphur, c0pperas, madden, extract of logwoOd, in
digo, am tartar soda, bed cords Of all kinds to-
bacoo of ell kinds, backing batting, nutDsgs, CT
gars Of all kinds, ginger, race and ground,
glass Jars, Ian terms and tasks, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety FUSE soaps Of all kinds, starch, teas, vine
gar camphorS letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt pstre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustrs, bonnet boardS, ink, oil,
nails SASH glass, spirits turpentine alspice Soda
pain killer, liquorice, &C., &C., &c.
A supply Of the above Kept constantly on hand
and for sale low by 8. :. 01LBERT & Co.
dec12 No. Sycamore st.
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CHARLES BABCOCK,
Importer and Dealer in
Coach and SaddIery Hardware
MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.

ER DsGt1R COsWPLET&O sEES az.
-AA rangements with European and American
manufacturers fora direct supply of all goods in m
line, am enabled 20 offer inducements, that can
not fail to be to the interest Of all engaged in the
business TO giVs me trial. --
name in part: Gxles, springs made Of the bes
steel; bands, enaneled and of all kinds of leather
cloths, Innings for carriages Tarnshes, castings Of
all kinds, saddle trees, English bride feathers, bf
Ttirrups, spurs.y h&mes5 fne silver names of all
kinds Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjusting pads,
Taylors patent names, hy nets, shoe threads, horsg
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Webs, both cotton and Eorsted; London
Welt Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta perchs
and brass lined martengal rings; superior kerseyB
for horse covers the best quality Of carriage bolts
patent gig trees, &C., DO. .lrlls rs-t
keep in fact everything Rppertainsng to either
branch OF the business and understanding both
branches thoroughly, We would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
/ am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle.
Gp20-d&W 49, 9t sf-
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" ELLIOTT'S.''

"ELLIOTT'S."
DxCRBES ny TRB THO Us.AyN:D.
AZ bbIs loose pickles, In wine vinegar, for
sale at Elliotts. 'eag
10 doz 2 ID cans frssh cove oystess
dog l Id cans 50 g
doz at bottles tomato catsup. f-.
s doz pit % $50
dog pl bottles walnut catsup
doS pit bottles, Mushroom catsu9.
For sale cheap at Elliott's Family Grocery.
Is doz gallons plain pickles, in bottles.
doE mixed
Is dog y gallons, plain and mixed, in bottles.
10 doZ
just received at EIliott's.
dog 2 ID cans. fresh salmon.
( doz Id IS
do9 3. : + i cans fresh Holsters.
For sale cheap, at EIliott's
CABS do zen willow cabs, at all prices, which
We propose TO sell cheap. Those in need Of any
cabs, will do we'll 10 call and examine before pur-
chasing. Remember the stand, ELL
spr7 ELBI0TT,S Family Grocery.
EwVOxLET .ARTxCLEs.-Just received at
II 81. J. sCHbAEPFER'S New Drug store,
consisting of Hair Oils, PomRtuns, Cosmetics,
TONES, Restoratives and Hair Preservers. Also,
large supply OF Perfumery, CoIognes, Rose, Law
enderS Orange and Florfda Waters. Also, a large
stock of Half Nail, Tooth, Cloth, Flesh, Crunrb
and Comb Brushes. 80 go
Redding Toilet, Pocket ana Fine Combs, large
variety made of Horn, Ivory and Rubber. mills
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eHBISTIAE s.s.s....WM HElLA a
KRATZ 81 HEILMAN.
CITY EnIINDRX

MAEUFACTURERSAN AND BUILDERS or STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS, -e1E =
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thraging Machines, SCcs
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R o. RUsFON' % 90.

Respectfully announces to their friends aud citi-
the Feed business, and are thankful for past IA
vors, AID hope by strict attention business, to
merit continuance Of patronage on our new plan,
" for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
will be promptly attended to; NONE OTHERS NEED
APPLY. -----
We have now on hand and for sale 200 tons prime
Hay 500 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread 500 bush new Corn in Eur, 600 bush
Oats, tons Oil Meal, and full supply of Bran.
Shipstuh, &C., and everything usually found IN q
Feed Sore all of which will be sold cheap for cash,
and cash only. Respectfully,
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e -4i t. . EVA NSV1LLE, IND
RKWE PROPRIETOR6 OF TEE CITY FOUN
II dry beg leave TO inform, their friends and the
public in general that they are prepared TO do ais
kinds of - Z afi.z- 'ai 80
= MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust.
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ANR
BOILERS Of any size and power required. Saw Mid
Machinery and Mil Gearing of any size; Dstil.
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepowers. Corn SHELTERS aehinery of all ii d.
every description, Iron Housefrontss Cellar .stes
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &C.
BREWERS, DISTTLLEkS, RECTIFIERS, 30,
Supplied with every description of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, BreWing Kettles, Rafrigerators
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cana, Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead an0
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks AND
Valves, Steam w hfstles, de- ~ 4 5- $500
Workmen sent 20 all psrts to 1T up work and dc
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Irsr
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing in and selling Aliens lmFros
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and =
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi
Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bo
ting Cl0th, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, HoBe, g.
of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet IroE, Block Til.
Pig Iron, Rabit Metal, Speltsr, Fire Brick
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
end workmen, and will give. all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, warrauting theirwork. and satisfied
with reasonable prices. H1alr g1IF eart
zisS- ofics and Sale Rooms, Ne. so Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard ap Machine Ehoy on Pine
street, between First , Sscond streets, Evans
Vile, Indiana. t134 lEs-s deoT
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Bleached Musl1ns. haa
EEI0E H.R F-R JUST a ECRKRsBD a
W large lot of B6eached Muslins, of ths best
and Justly Is celebrated' brands that are made in
this country. sOHAPKER Dc BUSSING'S,
- febS $50 - sa5 No. - Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24
RRxEAAE4 <sESs;KH.

1T THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY isD
10 RCABUG.-PETEES' IEFALLIRLE RE.
kNpY FOR 0ONNORRHEA ARD ALL SENRET
D1aHASE6.-This gfea: American remedy, con.
sainlnG no Msrcnrial Of Ralsauie properties excas
everything heretofore offered TO the public in its
curative, restorative, and reno sstips powers and
.ks medical world are as.on;shed wien told thst
The above remedy will cure tho above diseases, and
rcnfcunded wael tLsy have occulAr deMonstrs-
tscns Of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
kEcwa Of tho remedy for twenty odd years, has
ka"w1of . case Of 70 years standing to be re-.
s.o'sd 70 perfect health, and all other cases o!
shorter duration to DO restored, without q sngls
exception, and therefore challenges any case o.
0Gnnorrhoa which the remedy will rot cure, pro
vided the directions carried out with prudence
IN the part Of the patient and shy one pnrchayirg
hAN dozen bottles, snd nsing accordingly, in hia
o. her casa, be guassotees perfect cure aud 10
cases Of failure, will furnish additional medicine
Tree Of charge, 10 complete tie cuse, through his
agents, and cure viii be effected witaoa. incon.
veniancs to the patient.
- Pfice. per bottle, ~; half dozen bottles SO
expeessaee from IS to 50 eta
Sold BY APFEH:pr k DUPUY, No. col Broad 1t.
end Q. A. STRECKEr, Msia at, Druggists, a g sE.s
for the city of Riehu. ond. Sold, also. By NJ 4. &
q A: SANTOS, Norfolk, and CHAs. B. CAMPEzLl
end WILSON WILLIAMS, Portsmouth, Va.
An 10-Emk
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HO0RIEALD.
OF rxB MxDIUAL COZ
III LE0E OF vIB01NIA.-Th3s6 o1plts

|rOsrfTA1 OF TIE MKpIUAI COLI
h LE0E OF V1B01N1A,--Tkls 6o1pltal.
sfeessd BY H. nhsealty Of ~ sssss; 8 cost d
tie rsesptaon Of patients. n 6 admirably adapted
b. IT, plan for the accommodation Of Ne sek, and
d fnuished with svory convenisncs regulate fos
thslr comfort arA suseessfui xeasm9nc IL aiuar
tion On MarslAl stsest. east Of l2th, fmmsdiately
sdiacsnt 10 the Medical College willis rstired and
40 Il n The Sane time central and convenient Of
aoesss from ali paris 81 the ely.
The patients are under the immediate eh1es 81
The Professors Of tie Collass, lwho make daily
visits,l assisted By comssssnt RssidAnt PhysL
All persons reau,sins Msdical N Surgical tssatr
ment are admitted, szoeg' the I5sAyH. snd thoes
isborins undsr SNALI-Fox AID oTssa IsFso.
YIous DIsonpERs.
Tyinsln women. both white ard eoiessa, 20.
csivs special care and s:son:ion.
rBAReN.
lae.sldine H"asd Medical Attendance. Ae,
Whsts Pssienta-..-.. ,...---,.......9G per wesk.
Slave -.......,-.--.
And 81 shs SAGE Isle far fractions Of wse&.
For lsas ,!.se .as weak, q; rer ;sY. ue TO iss
ehstgs fos a eu!; week.
Several neatly sarpirhsd rsiyats ROems asvs
hean provided Tor taoss desiring separate accoIno-
dstsons The charge for these will -atT from ~ 70
SIS per weak.
For eossieai operation. t.. ranging FROM as ia
$50 viii b required, in addition 20 the above s'ssA
| ~ rates..
~ Al charges payshls On tbs ssmoval CT "a
pAtjen
A Nrnit-1 nnsrbey of beds p,s.sd a tbs disposal
Of Charitable Associations at 81 so psr snnum, pay
able semi Al nrsliy. or al corresponding rae fcs
Sir morths
Patients con eyed 70 OF from the Hospital IN q
sritsbie vehis.o provided especially sot The pur
poSe.
Oltizeus ord Strangers are invited to y,su
Hoscisd and inspect TIA asrangeEsn:s'
Prssidsnt-Dr. L. g. JOYNES.
Attending phys,c,rs-pTs. TUOxDf, CON
| WAY ald McCAW.
| Attending f.arseoas-rrs. cIyS0E. FarIOO.
! Las ana WELIFO2D.
! Easidsnt Phymcisu-Dr ISAIAH. II. WHITE.
Etewsrd-F. N. PARISH ap 2-l2
| DNLI1EVUE HOSPITAL, CHURCH HILL
sB RICHMOND, va.
WHITE pArIEsrc-In wards, e6 Per reek; In
| private rooms 81 70 SIS per week.
| sfAvEs-s5 PER week. Less than week, u
| per dsy; bu: not 70 excesd IS per veos. Frae
| No eIirs charges excep. for surgical orerasions
and then An additional fes ranging from .. TO e3t
vii! be charged. Bills payable on tho reno
| 7sI Of tho patient. No smallpox admitted
A covered spring wagon VIII convey patients :;
| and from the Hospital when desired. orders may
be loft st the Hospital, or at the office CT A. l.
HoLEAeay. Thirteenth arrest, between Main aae
! Gary.
the Ips's4utiou since its foundation, having tskeA
| it under his exclusive charge, aided BY compaten
| assistants; soiicits continuance OF the bbera
l pa.roufgs of ais hisnds ana Of the public gec
| orally
Atssrzsns physicisn and Surgeon.
JAMES BOLTON, N. D.,
Grace st., between 9Th sn1 sth
ASSISTANTS:
O. w. p. BROCK, n. r.,
Chryca Hill, cor. eeth ID Marshall sss.
w. W JOGGIE, x. D..
| H. ls-Iy Ges,den. Physician.