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BC
III 500 yards Robin Hood '1.nseys.
Ill LOO pairs White Army BLANKETS.
& rs pairs Family Blankets.
I'M case ynrd Mills >hirting.
~ Is dozen Assorted Merino Hose.
sS Il :. Assorted Merno Half Hose.
SG :. Merino Drawers.
Hs# ID =. English Canton Flannel Drawers.
g5 :. Shaker Flannel Drawers.
VA :. Shaker Flannel Under Shirts.
3Ss :. Merino Under shIrts
3lk% . Oil Cloth Hats
W. l casa Assorted Shee.ing.
s5tS q lbs Fax Thread assorted
sss Is or gross Bone Buttons.
SENTELI. & PRATHER, ,
ial4 ct Is Carnndeet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22

- Five Thousand Acres Of RED RIVER BOT 80
TOM LANDS adapted the cultivation OF Sugar and Cotton
and productive lands the State They ae stu
aed Red River about miles below
and protected from overflow by strong leYes They have
fson. On the and can b divided Into
apply to premises. Or to
~ N ~ r. f= ss WILSON 4 POMEROY, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22

=. =,
No stockholdsr shall made liable for ay indebted
of the Corporation in larger than The
his her their subscription 10 the capital stock and any
debtedness to the Company. Ef4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22

The Beard Of Directors shall define the duties aid Ak the
pensaon of all the officers Of the Corporation Ths President
Corporation shal preside M meetings u the stock
holders Directors and the business Corporation shall
conducted him the general OF the
board Of Directors The books Of the Corporation shall be
the free inspection of stockhoe least for week
quarter of each fiscal year. and always and
time open the demand i've Stockholders upon the Prs
dent, Ia writing. N aS$ lay =tst= F-=t afI d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22

At the close OF each fiscal year Of the Corporation the Pres
dent shall TO be taken by the Supernten ent just and
the stock hand and effects belonging the
Corporation, his CHARGE Ao, tb be taken
the Secretary Treasurer balance sheet of e books and
other abstracts herero will enable him present. in
his report Stockholders their ieeng
Of the irs of the Corporation These
eal and reports be under The oa of the Pres
dent Secretary and Treasurer and Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22

The FIRST fiscal year of the Corporation shall the
last of the month april eighteen hundred and sixty
three without regard the date which 1t mag have
nehced business after which II shall terminate the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22

Y EVERIER. WIN. Il. q Co.., COTTON ACTORS
IL and Commisaion Merchants, No. "A Old Lsysas
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25
BURNsIDgs aREAT VICTORY
The Capture Of the c.t, et Newsr,e'
pssnss o. Isr psss.ss iasp WONT
.ooseirprp
We again quote fron the rnbune's ca
rospondent


We again quote from the Tribune's cos
rsspondsnt
Iussds the battery presented = most revolt
iag apps4sanes. be1eagA the pasapet. Ia The
dltre. 90 tee opsn ground. under tht 40
carriages. i4y ths dad rebels. sesac mage
II he meal saesslns n-nGss o. every sice
we're tie bleeding eaoca<tss - aftIlesy hor.
sss. all. 60 far ss notlccd. killed 81 s1asxet
O rtes oalls. Here A1d tssrs : broken gga
o friags o. c.is~on lsy uisec iato ine uca -
S..rss Of al k.lcs ~ers scattered over he
Sroand or rampss1 II he black aife. L4s
Ssss ~.t. eroksa ssoeks or o>nt bAus's
esro~n about n every esrecsion. Fools II
osod Where tie wounded had lala. AE1
. rspss Of !. AionS the gro1nd IN lie air-Ston
A. whieA tAsy lad ossa ssrr.s1. c1t Il e a.
q necessary TO paint ths boFrou of battle.
1sld. and I iorb>ar
We id not know vii certainty that there
WAs nos snotier battery a. foFnitAbls a. q 5
ell further up the road. bat thsnking a bssi
{, iced the panic ~hch had sered opon he
sasry. Gen. Bufnsis ordered a stsanes
Gen. Poster i-nsti.seis eens forward re
9Th. 25sh. 27fh. all ~ Whole brigade ~
s,e s,fAishs roAd. N tss ckAfFt on ths f'fs
pa b.ts-ry shcus cu~ han<sred rstr~1-. anscrc
them the Colonel of tie 80 sorth tSvins
s,d a rumbsF Of coramissionel cstctrs. y efe
captured When the.e we're ->ccred - sa
old brick ,kila sni placed under Erard. Gen
erals Rsso and Park moved theis brigade,
after 0en fcsfsr's. TIE forrncr rctng bsf,rs
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

The Herald correspondent adds that infer
nal machines were also employed by the
rebels sainly here IS elsewhere. The in.
.esnal machines. or torpedoes, ~sre cor.strue-
tel cut OF heavy pieccs of timber placed in
the position as shown above. az the bottom
OF which sAs place. a box filed with stone.
OIL iron. &C. 20 a. 10 siuk il ~ It's place.
and, a!ef beng sunk. Il was inclined forward
80 AZ angle Of about loFty lve degrees. bs
means Oi Fopes and weights. This, fcFmida.
be As 4. s-ls Ia .t~olf was capped bs
cylinslef 81 about ten inches IN diameter
male oi .run. into Whlsh fiiei shell, heav
ily loaded-lhe shel. rcstiug on springs. %
arranged thai pressure upon the cylinder
D. any portion OF a vessel would discharge
perelsHioD cap. explode the shell. and earry
death and destruction - the craft 50 unioE-
nate - 70 come into collision with H. Their
labor Was entirely shrown away. as none OF
our vessels went near them, and certainly
none touches them. Screal of these tor,,o-
does mere found ia a shipsari .fies the po=-
session Of Sewbera by the Ulion forces.
INK KKBEl COMMANDER.
Gen Lawrence Oh. Branch. who com
nanded the rebels at the battle of Newbern,
IS a native of North Carolina, and AZ wears of
age. He graduated at Princeton College.
New Jersey, in lsSo, and afterw ard entered
ON the practice OF law. lie vas elected
Democratic Representative from North Car
olina 10 the Thirty fourth Congress, and re-
elected 70 the Thirty eth. IN which he was
member OF the Committee on Territories.
be was ia the House when the Secession
movement began, and vacated his seat Just
about year ago. lie went back 10 North
Carolina and raised men for the rebel ser
vice. In November last the rebel Congress
confirmed him Brigadier- General. and he
was appointed 20 command the troops on the
southern coast OF North Carolina This i his
first engagement. and for him IL has prov sed
failure.
Among his troops were the 10Th. 18th, 33d
and 18th North Carolina regiments, Colonel
Avery's South Carolina regiment, Capt
Evans company Of cavalry and one Tea
nessee regiment
TUX srwBERS rsoGRKss.
The editor OF this violent Secession shss,
attempted TO remove his press aad types. bat
the fleet and army marched 80 RAPIDLY upon
the town he was compelled 20 fy. leaving
everything standing. His "lates, news an
sight" A Yankee printer ran-so SAYS the
Times correspondent his Office almost
as soon "a the panic stricken editor raa out,
and added postscript to it. announcing the
capture OF the place by the Yankees
The business of the paper will 20 on, not
exactly as usual. but under the new auspices
and with a slight change in the namo In.
stead of the "Newbern Progress" twill be
changed 20 Progress SOUTH
OUR KILLED AND WOUNDED ~ FIGuRIs
The Union loss in the fight was estimated
at the latest moment. At 81 killed aud 46t
wounded. The loss by brigades aud regi
ments is given in the Herald as follows.
FiRsr BRIGADE
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

rDIroR Exrsrss Daring the last til,
economy, has been the rapid Increase OF the
human race Calculations have been made
- 10 the time Ii woald take TO populate the
whole earth beyond it sustaining means.
T!.ey have clearly demonstrated that. we're
I: not for desolating VAR, and the personal
strife incident 10 a highly enlightened state
VI society, ir q short time comparatively
sosns Of Us would be crowded OF into the
ia.homless ocean. OF the weaker men iell c
prey 10 the stronger. thereby reducing Is TO
. ssvsgs state Ii the-e ssyans were now
living. how terrible wosld bs iheir feelings
oa baholding the prosae.i belore them
FORMERLY tens II thousand fell h a single
battle. AMI the severe code daello' added
sss teu- "a thousands more ~ the great heca.
tomb Nov how SAFELY conducted are thess
matters heavy ordBauce has no effect on
-teel arrnor. ani fhe " venerable code i a
life saving institution. The change in lh,
. cods' is the most wonderful man feel.
himsssf injured b, the remarks OF another
he appeals 10 the I" code FOR justice rea.
soa- as follows :" IL ! fight him. hc vii
prove co~ ari and poltroou. and tall b,
my hands how much better to admit the
case at once. and sAve lile." lie then pro
-ss-is 10 call the party " coward AMI pol
roon." thereby proving IL, and saving life
tsppeaI 20 yos-ls not this matter 10
deep consideration : was not Adam Smitl
sighl And. a a patriotic matter at shi
tms. ought not the rate of insurance On
lives Of protesting eoratafarts be reduced
Yours.
ADAM SMITH. Jnuior
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25


British Parliament on the Blockade
There has been. recen,ly. an important
debate in the House of Commons, on the
subject Of our blockade.
Mr. Gregory. Who has been In the interest
Of the Secession movement since il. CON-
mercement. denounced the blockade In Bit
ter terms. and expressed his warmest sympa-
thy With the rebel cause. Mr. Poster, who
has, upon several occasions, evinced bis 70
gard for the success OF tbs Federal Govern
ne1f, dsfe1ded the blockade as efficient. and
stated that tie TWO husdred vessels which
Ir Mason ropo.ted as having run Inc block
sde. had dsindled. down 70 nineteen, AID that
they had escaped during stormy nights
May members participated in the discussion
aid viii very iew exceptions. they recog-
1ized the blockade as binding and efficient
The Soliciror General strongly opposed n
terisssnce - destroy II. The motion Of MF.
Gregory for the correspondence Oh the sub
i-c;. was nssstived without division.
And saus question. Which has engaged
much discussion and excited mu:t bitterness,
has been disposed Of in a manner entirely
satisfactory to both the English aud Ameri-
can governments.
The misrepresentation and false state
merts OF the Secession enissaries. are be-
coming TOO we'll known 10 deceive. longer.
she governments OF Europe. The lss, hope
upon which the rebels relied has nov been
broksa- King Cotton is lot quite 50 much
Of king as be was one year ago. The ma
slons of The earth refuse 70 do him rever-
snee
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

II :. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.
lIs lc. Collector. Claim Ar.ns, so.. &c., oasfs
bis services 20 The Puele especially 20 those Who
Illsd States. sni who insy have any claim ssslnsi
The Gtnersl Government nevlil arrange. forward
snd successfully pfosrcnss al valid clsiu. Al resso-
abe charge. aDd rspidv ss The business csr Be
dispatched before tie prcpsf ofscss AZ Avsseinx'oo.
Hssias rss rs.ss sspsrisnss snd ytsetl.s herein.
asnt under prssisnt Tlimors's Adrlnistr alton. he
esn-of far N being succsssni With al legal claims
whs:ns, 90 PENSIONS, BOUNTY MONEY Or LAND
wARRkyTe.
uALf.raY rrsAoSs-ns wlsows. o. n 20
wldS~s. The Csftrsn rnfsr ssteec years of sge. q
-ar. ubo hsvs tist or been kilca While IN The ssf-
vics, arr sntlilei 10 ualf-fsy fsnsiout.
f>vAttD FENsiO>s.-An ofrcsrs ard soltisTs
uko aro disabled ~ resson of wounds received O.
al-ssss coausctsi shils IN tas service and n The
las q tuy - soiisr. - asy reied. are so'''isd
fAND wARRAsrs An uhs sefvei "a days ~
soy of the past ws q the rnitei siaiss or tsy
Il baltle are sntiilet O. is1 of Land In
81 t-sih, sbs wiSo~ and SiIoss enti,iet.
b0CSlr M0NEr.-The tsirs q all seidlss ~fe
Asvs volsDs<srsd caricg Ia rfe.eri wsf foF tnrts
~ktls IN The sefvice. are sn'ifis5 toOsa Ersrxsp
noasSs Dsaniy Meosv. sot sseb arrears q ths Sol
ei-r's pay rnsy bsse seerusd y she tate q he
ersth
so sa.ss.s ssas. 's.ass.,s data Is Successfully
psses sss xssss.s.. ssssu'sa. an Blanks far.
rishsd
ss- Eastern srrssras.s sTsnsss and sollesist.
and sxck s.s~ proz-rfiy Fernittcd-
offlCE ~ he "a cufrf stsDt.
ps nAsAfDs0S,
fsestu Sossfy feblis. ks.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

wsorsHr-Isox Saor Tos rHE "AcSIfos.
The Scientific American says: "on page
ia stated tha, 40o eleyen-ineli wrought
iscu solid sho, had been furnished for this
vessel We understand that she was rrovi.
ded with only ten Of these when -he left on
her eyentful and gratifying iaission 20 Fort
rces Nontress Several Of our cotenpora.
res have made a mistake in giving the
weight or these shot at "a instead Of III
pounds'
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

a. eady as 1923 the cultivation of silk
commenced in the colony Of Virginia. In
1883. the colony of Georgia exported 1000
pounds Of raw silk, which sold for tNo b.
three shillings higher per pound than that of
any other country. In III. the cultivation
began in Pennsylvania and in New jersey
under the auspices of Dr. Franklin and other
enterprising gentlemen. IN Connecticut the
cultivation commenced about the year 1890,
and the value OF the raw material and sewing
silk made IN three counties in that State in
has been done within the past few years to
establish its success among the German set
dement's in the western section, The great
est difficulty connected with the silk culture
Is the care required in atseujing the cocoons.
--Scieaflac im,rican. l.u frf
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

A. NASHVILLE lady asked Federal soldier
lie question, How Ear back does your amy
ertendf" His answer vzs: "By Cd msd-
au, is reaches TO the North Pole. and when
ieff, two other regiments were trying 70
ses IN"
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

-Os SATURDAY. i.ss fsss ear iS>-s Of rc<ter
p<S<i this place for Cairo. 70 be usej, we
supposed IN the re1oc;ion of the rebel tat
ssr;es On sbe Ai--is-se.l- Also, fcas ear
bad Q. .zchos chains. t2o chains aa-kl :
cne car load.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

THk average consumption OF saltpeter at
present IN the United States Is 5000 bags
per month. The stock ou hand just now is
very small. bat 1861 bags are on their way
from Calcutta.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

vi learn from Major krf thss those 81
tie Kentucky ard Tennessee priso>srs Of
ear 81 Indianapolis who wiII take the oath
VI allegiance to the Government s.e 70 be
released. We learn from him also. that
about bali OF tsem are wiling - take such
cstl-
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

iss chemical work IN England. wheIs
sulphatc Of copper was manufactured, 81.
500 worth of gold was lately taken out by a
chemist irem lot Of copper sediment which
had been thrown aside "A worthless. Most
Of the South American copper ore contain.
some goi. y r
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

THk pas, winter has been Of unusual Sc
verify in Russia. A great number Of per-
sous have been frozen TO death.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of
oone vendiuoni Exponss Execution issued from
the vigo Common Pleas Court, 10 me directed and
delivered, in favor Of Ephrisn Wolfe and against
Daniel Holiingswoh, principal and James Hoilings
worth, repieyin BAIL ordered 20 sell the follow
ng described real estate. situated ia visc county.
Indiana. to-wlt
Daniel Holingswortks undivided interest IA the
north half (k1 Of tho northwest quarter x OF sec.
tion twenty-five (s3. township thirteen Qsl, rporth
Of range rine ts) west, and on
SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1861,
within the legal hours Of said day the Court House
door In reHaute, viii oer the rents and profits
Of the above described Real Estate, together with all
the privileges and appurtenances 10 the same belong
ing for a term not exceeding seven years, 20 the
highest bidder for cash. and upon failure 20 realize
sum sufficient 20 satisfy said execution aud costs
will, then and there, offer the fee simple In and
said Real Estate. 20 the highest bidder foT cash. 70
satisfy the same.
This 2oth day Of March, ls62.
mar12w3wprf $3.50 SAMUEL CONNER, sh'f
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

TuE Great Eastern has undergone repairs
and IS expected to sail for New York on the
lst Of April.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
~ an order OF sale issued from the vigo Circuit
Court TO me directed and delivered, IN favor Of
Bridget Collins and against James Carlisle ana or
dered 20 sell the following described real estate sit
uated In vigo county, Indiana, to-w-t;
The south half ~ Of the northwest quarter "
Of Outlet No. fourteen IA ia the city Of Terre-
Hauts, and OF
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th. l5ce,
Within the legal hours Of said day, st the Court
House door, IA Terre Hauts, will offer the rem.
and profits Of the above described Real Estate, IT,
sether with all the privileges and spprrtenances 20
the belonging, for . term not exceeding seven
years. the highest bidder for cash and upos fail
realize sufficient 70 satisfy said orcUs ol
sale and costs, will then and there oier the fec
simple, IN and said Real Estate. 20 the highest
bidder for cash, 20 satisfy the same.
This 10th day of March, lse2.
sAMCEI. coNSfR, shsrin.
rnar22w3wprsfs3.5 80
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25

Fort Dixie. four guns: one 100 pound rihc
and three - FOUNDERS.
Fort Thompson, twelve guns; two 100
pound rifles and ten - Founders.
Fort Ellis. eight guns; one siuch Colum.
bad one iOo-pounper, under cascmate. and
six n Founders.
For, Lane. four guns: tse ioo1poasiers
and two n poandsrs
Two forts. at the foot Of the city. mount
ing tive guns each.
Three guns on a car and two living on
wharf.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25
rHx WORK OF TaK sarApRos

ne lines lOfEtspOuutlt writes.
Commodore Rowan reconnoitered on We'd
pesday evening. and opened fire in the direc.
ton OF the forts 70 draw their fire. and con.
tirued on the lower (four-gun fort) until
dark At daylight Thursday the Perry,
Soutbfeli, and the flagship were moved up
70 the point from which the firing had come
the night before. Tho Lockwood vas dis
patched to bring mp the force. II being TOO
loggy - make signals. About . A. NJ.
opened FIRE. throwing she'll inland in the
direction OF the fire Of the troops. This was
continued until the rest OF the force came
up, and when the fox rose, 20 "a 10 see the
Ind. formed In column abreast. and moved
up slowly toward the batteries. The firing
in shore having ceased, they opened With
long range. a they gradually closed IN upon
them. The first battery found 10 be
abandoned, aud boat was sent ashore, and
fiag hoistcd or Il. rs they approachs d
within three-quarters OF mile of The other.
found that also deserted The third battery
was blown up b. the rebels. The fourth
battery shared the same ls,e with the rest.
The two gun battery on tho dock al the losn
| did not fire a shot
The flee; passed safely throsgh the formi-
dahle barricades OF iron.pointed spikes and
sunten vessel, she Delaware leading the
wav Steamers we're observed towing
seho0ners away. aud were Intercepted. and
b-th captured One steamer was fna ashore
and DESTROYED The Albemarie j a hus
river steamer. Paymas.cr Page, of tn.
Slars and Stripes. captured valuable three
mas,ed schooner called the Napoleon. IN ths
Treat
The daily Wabash express., 1862-03-25
Two steamers. eight Schooncrs. and any
quantity ofc5lson.

IataNfsf - N"~t't'-
soLgSrErs nArtKkffs.
Resides Lieut. r. McCook's light bat
terry six boat howlxe with working
pary a usari,ss aud saiiors from the Unlgea
State gunbost Stan anl Stripes. there we're
a II ponnjeF Wiari gun upon the neid. IN
command of Captain l. g. Dayton. OF thc
transport schooner Highlander. which vas
manned by crce picked IRON his onu men. !.
aud Corporal J A. Emerson and several
prlvates of tie 23d Massachusetts,. also a -
poontef Wizard s,eel gua. IN charge Of Capt.
J. W. Bcnncu. Of the steamer Co.sack In
the absence Of Captain Bslseris fying artil.
lsry. which did not arrive In season, these
feld guns proved Of gres; service
CAPT. Dsyton was knecked down by
gra,e shot early Ia the actioa. which tore two
BUTTON. from his coat ard bruised hi. brcssi
bus lossanstsiy lsll hlla osherwise anhssmcd
lis practice from lsst % last ciic.iei much
c0mneudatiou.
Tur rg-Kn pKFrSsrs
Ia syssem q defeascs aao2ted at Roam
oks IslArd sd s.sewAsse la az the Southern
rivera. wAs ofoaEbt to perfection at New
ben. Beside tie usual feti q sankca vos.
is,s y a. aeross The ssseAm. L..es allles
49," NAa to"ls t1stt NtTt IT.. ..41Fr foo.1e =
p'ies dfisso very thieky IL shore o. tie
wreck, aai large number of iron pointed
s,aies aooss4 between them and tie s5r.h
saore. dfsctls l. ehannel vav. Tksse TN.
hsss were frst pointed with iFoa, md fh-n
talss % them tscurst together With pisnks
across tie bottom eos. died 10 he'd a ~
f,s1. ~slFht Of stanes % SEX that ard q
the bottora, leaving ,he irca points l1s, -.
i0w The scrface 81 ~ angle q forty fveds
grses. 80 - so silck ia eny vessels 5ospssa
vhich might stsiks then Oar naval 1e.
sels arproached lbess formidable ohssrus.
tos.s v.sA .reat ca1t.oa. buE tAey sool souni
= vsy q ssrie tlea s.fh fiaatAr tloss
sh.ch tnfred them hkrtnless.y asiis. The
ct4nhsi olce cpSr tte ga-.bozss r1ksfe lied
cf natsl eastfe. furning rspAs - % tie
iorn. TIE stsfs snd slnpes srd Psoae<s
onig ~erc damaget - a. 90 cause Leaks
I bere vele aocct tvsrfv-s esseis ias<e
srd anal. s1l4k a. tie T,see sri zany II
item rVre vsiusbir srts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13
EsssasksA AIS.

OSP1FAL OF THE MED CAL COL.
LEG4 OF NikGiNIA-rais Hospital.
erected by ne libaca.iiy OF the state at 2 cost of
mere than S3C00D. is o7g comp leted ana open fer
The reception OF pstle1ts Il is admirably adapted
by its plan Tor tne aceol mod..ion OF the aic aad
IL furnished wito eTery convenience requisite Tor
Their comfort and successful treatment Its altus-
ton Oh Marshall street, east Of llth, Immediately
adjacent 10 tie M54ics College while retired :i;ti
airy, is a. TIE gsme time certrsl End convenient OF
access i-osa all partq OF TIE eity
TIE patients ire under The Immediate charge Of
the Professors o. the College, who make ialy
visits assiBted by d compel emf Resident PLY al
ciaH.
All persons requiring Meiical or Surgical treat
neHt ars 41H-ttod, except tho iEsASE aad those
isnocing uaier SA4LLFox AND oTHE& IsrEc-
TioU5 DiSo&DER
Lying In woIn.a, both white as eoiu.et re.
ceive special care and a. sr--iUu.
CHARGES,
Including Board, Medical Attendance, &c:
slaves 80. -. '''''''' -. ''.---- "
And a tee SAME :a.e fer r. csions OF a week
For less nan one "eeE, 81 per Gay, up 10 the
charge 70: q i,Ill week.
Several neatly furnished Private Rooms have
been provided for taCae desiring parate aecojuiu
,sucns ihe charge fo1 shea, will vary 81 to
& 10 PIX week.
fcr susgic. operations z fae ranging from s. 10
$50 sill. be luirsd il addition tie above We /.
ly rates.
nj" All chs:gea payable on the removal Of tie
patient.
A limited. number o. beds placed at the disposal
oi Charitable associations, "a 80 per auuum, paw.
a'U s-mia:1Caiiy, OK 81 corresponding Fate tor
six moAth1.
Psisuts conveyed to or from TIE Hospital in g
Suitable vehicle, provided especially Tor the pur
pose
Citizens oaa sraogars ara inviteI to Wait tie
Hospital and inspect I,s arrangements.
PresiGent--Dr. L. 5. .iUYEEis.
Attending Ply s,cisi!s--Dr5. TUCKER, CON.
WY WIts
Auendins ourgeons--Dfs. GIBSON, P&.TlCO-
las and " s-tI.FokD.
Fesi7e1t Fnyscieu--pr. ISAIAH II. WHITE.
Steward +. NJ PARISH az 22-ly
SIODRTH StKGEF HpSplTAL.-s he lattie.
L OF the First Baptist Church have procured d
house Oh Fourth street begouA Leigh, and propose
opening ii As Hospital tor sick snd wounded sol.
d.efs, on Monday g,e1t. Ihey will be grateful for
any suppins either OF provisions eliot ln& trerl
The city OF country, thai may be adapted TO tire
warts al The patients. CONT 10 Atoms for this pur-
pose msy be left 1t the hospital at tie store OF
hr. Wh q. uANDRIDGE, 100 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

IGOR RENT-STORES.--T h. two ,IFORpS
r formerly occupied by Wh. Il King a, 6 and
q Franklin street. They will bs rented seps
re.ely at moderate rert, and for bu4insss stand.
and conveuience, are unsurpassed by any other
location in the city. The atore.rooms are lar,.
and commodious. with large, dry cellars to each
store. Apply 20 E. CRouCH over the stores, or 1,
WIN. T. KING. on Franklin 1t doors above.
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