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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
NJ o r o PHI l. l. PS
GENUINE IMPROVED
suPER-PHOsPHATE OF LIME.
STANDARD GUARANTEED
For :ae AZ manufacturers Depot.
No. "a North Front street, philadelphia
No. 85 south street, Baltimore.

And by dealers III GENERA! throughout the country
The SOMBRERO GUANO of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (and Of
which he has sole control for the United
States,) contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore il is
more durable.
A large per centage is Soluble, and will
Immediately yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia ii contains is pure and
ready TO yield lis value mot animal matter,
capable OF yielding its ammonia after de-
composition in the soil
Nothing is spared in its manufacture 10
render 1t the most valuable Super Phosphate
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the
farmer that il is durable and can always be
relied ON as uniform in quality and the nu-
merous unsolicited testimonials continually
received Of its use in competition with other
Fertilizers, fully attesls that it has not been
excclled.
PRICE $50 PER TON Of 200o lbs. Discount
to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
March lat, 1869 marlsem.w
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND 9TH
~ ERS.
The undersigned, having taken Allderdi- 57e55,
teso stand. corner of Front aud Grange lyjEtfs
streets, opened regular N6&6.i
Agricultural depot a. Commission House
And will keep constantly on hand and for sale al
t n, lowest rates ~ the 4 iicrent grades Of
FLOUR, BUCKwHEAT,
CORN MEAL. DRIED FRUIT,
,,, GRAIN and SEEDS Of all kinds
Whinns AMI Moro Phillips fhospha,es, Conceg
The my Er'e'pe Hay aud StTdip Bepo, IN The Cifu
-, AGklL ULTukhL 1MPLEMEN1s.
-. M2 % q WilLow- AEr, Wire Greens and Sevas
BRovM--, BRUSHES, &c.
| Meats iunt, Strained Whale aud Lubrjcatpp Oils
Wheel Grease Tar ia cans, hegs and barrels. Pas
ment Of GklNDsT,INtS.
sALT-Ashlon, Fine, Live pool Ground Turkc,
Island ana hoe. san; Zen different varieties.
| ShrD POTATOES.
| " Hay Grain, Pntnioer, and all kinds of farm
srodute bought ana sold W; 4 : PRESTON.
NV c,rr,r r,o,, A Nd, old stand.
at2a-iy and al Front street H.
FANCY POULTRY.
WADE d ARMSTRONG
Breeders and Shippers Of all kinds Of Fancy ponltry
| including Brdhia9 EOtFd SlaIgltd and Pepcill ,
iiamnnIgs Grey aud Viii c Dorkng 1heroughbrc,
| Game. Seabright BauIams, etc.
Also Ronen and aylusDury Ducks and Bronze Tur
| keys.
Egss from the above for Matching, warranted fresl
ana from eeutine ssuek, Packed carefully and shi,
Send stamp for circulars and price list.
WADE IL ARMSTRONG
Agricultural and Sred Warehouse,
| 0cl INV 1l2D Market phi1ad'n
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WILsINGruE. DEL., Feb TO- 1869
In 1866 we had two biildlngs rnUlrd with the Plas
tic Slate by Mr. X Atkinson. II seems To improve by
aye, aud Is now 0nc seame.s sheet ri solid -ate
fccty hrc'prOOf and u all Appearance has all the
qualities claimed for It by the pateniec.
q. u. THOMPSON Il co.
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G. D''ThOMPsoN & co.

WuMisGros, Dli-, Feb. s. 1869.
take great pleasure IN accommodating Plastic
Hlhte no mig !" any who may want irr and water
popi fOut had nv Store aud dwelling covered
with IT, on he top ri al Old rtinge ROOT nenrly WI
Year, ago. The roof IT. ne entire sheet of ate
giving complete tatizaciic: aud To all appearances
very uufLbe. LEVI WUODhOW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
Best Roofing Now in Use,


Being Fire, Water and Steam Pruuf-Lgh and
Durable, and equally adapted TO any form Of roof,
steep or flat
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

HAvRs, April a.-Cotton opens unchanged.
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The NEW LIQUOR LAW IN MAssACHU-
sETTs.-The liquor bill in the House yes
terday reached third reading by vote Of
l36 yeas to SO nays. 1t was amended 80
as to allow druggists to sell liquors upon
physicians prescriptions. Amendments
were alec adopted fixing the salary Of the
State liquor agent at $4,000 year, and
seven per cent. on the capital which he is
required to invest. Towns of less than
$500 Inhabitants are allowed to have q
liquor agent, who is limited to fifteen per
cent. profit. Heavy penalties Of fine and
Imprisonment ere attached to adulteration
of the liquors. The amendments also au-
thorizs the appointment by the Governor,
annually, Of an analyzer and inspector Of
liquor, at yearly salary Of 5000.
Another unsuccessful attempt was made
to engraft on the bill beer and ale clause,
and also to provide for the better enforce
ment Of the Law by requiring the immedi-
ate discharge Of State constable who fail
ed to execute it. 1t was stated in debate
that the policy of the advocates Of the
revival of the prohibitory law intact is not
to enforce it to the letter Immediately, for
fear of a popular revulsion like that Of the
P. L. L. movement, but to turn the screws
gradually. As the bill now stands, it pro-
hibits the sale Of all liquors except cider,
and that it forbids to be drank where sold.
An attempt will be made on the passage Of
the bill to be engrossed to kill the amend
ment adopted yesterday allowing druggists
to sell on physicians prescriptions. The
Senate is thought to be more ultra prohibit
tory than the House, 80 that no expecta-
tons Of more liberal law need be che
rished. Boston journal, 1st.
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FREAKS OF GOVERNOR SMITHS MAD
BULL-PERsONs INJURED-THE BULL
kiLLED.-The utmost CONSERVATION and
excitement was occssioned among eques-
TRANS and pedestrians on the line Of
Charles Street avenue yesterday afternoon
by the sudden appearance on that thorough
fare of an Infatuated bull. The animal had
been pasturipg at the farm Of Mr.. Rigley,
near Towsontown, Baltimore county, and
was removed yesterday afternoon by two
men for the purpose Of being shipped on to
Virginia, having been purchased by Co.
price of $500. On leaving the farm he pur-
sued the even tenor of his way quietly
enough until near the Charles Street
bridge, when he suddenly turned in the
most vicious manner on the men who were
driving him, both Of whom made an exceed
ingly narrow escape from probably serious
injury by outrunning their pursuer, and
escaped unhurt. The animal then con-
tinued, and, upon nearing the bridge,
dashed at little girl, who, fleeing in ter
ror, succeeded in reaching the bridge before
being overtaken, and took refuge beneath
it. The now thoroughly infuriated and
maddened brute dashed along the avenue,
believing in horrible manner and causing
the greatest terror to oil persons along the
route, all Of whom gave him wide berth,
and for the time being he was undoubtedly
"monarch of all he surveyed" On reaching
Reed street the beast diverged easterly, and
ran along to Cathedral street, into which he
turned, and coming suddenly upon Mr.. James
Gallagher, father of officer Gallagher, he
struck him heavily, Frustrating him to the
earth. The animal passed quickly on, and
the man arose and effected his escape with
only some severe bruises. The second vic
tim was boy eight years Of age, named
Edward Hughes, who, failing to escape,
was struck by the animal about the head
and back, and quite seriously injured. The
lad was ct once removed to his home, and his
injuries properly dressed by DR.. Baitty.
How much further damage might have been
sustained is unknown, but it would doubt
less heve been considerable, as the brute
penetrated into the more crowded portion
Of the city, but well-directed shot latter
several had been fired) from the pistol OF
the Off Ter above named terminated the ami
malls existence. baltimore Gazette, 9Th.
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A monocycle has been seen in Paris sue
cessfully moving about the avenue Of the
Champs Elysees, ridden by its inventor, q
certain Mr.. Courbet. The single wheel Of
which it consists is held in equilibrium,
when in motion with its rider upon it, by
the aid Of weight at each end of the hub.
1t is said to work perfectly, and to be con-
siderably superior in speed to the bicycle.
The Cincinnati Gazette (RadicaD is OPP
posed to any more test-oaths. 1t snys
/" Experience has proved that swearing will
not make rebels loyal nor save country.
1t was supposed that by tradition the Ameri-
con people were opposed to test-oaths, but
in the excitement of war We have pushed
the oath business to extremity. We sus-
pect that the whole result may be summed
up in this-that our extra oaths excluded
only the honorable men among the rebels,
and admitted the worst, who took the oath,
and remained just as they were before"
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TIE SOCIETY OF WoNES.-one Of the
great benefits young man may derive
from womcn's society is that he is bound to
be respectful to them. The habit is of great
good to your moral man, depend upon 1t.
Our education makes Of us the most emf
nently selfish men in the world. We fight
for ourselves we push for ourselves !;
we cut the best slices out Of the joint at
club dinners for ourselves we yawn for
ourselves, and light our pipes, and say We
won't 60 out; we prefer ourselves and our
ease; and the greatest good that comes TO a
man from woman's society is that he has to
think Of somebody besides himself-some-
body to whom he is bound to be constantly
attentive and respectful. Certainly don't
want my dear Bob to associate with those
Of the other sex whom he doesn't and can's
respect; that is worse than billiards.
worse than tavern brandy and water
worse than smoking at home.
But VOW would rather see you turning
over the leaves of Miss Fiddlecombe's mu-
hook all night than at billiards, or emo
king, or brandy and water, or all three
Thdckerdy.
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MIR. MORTON'S AND OTHER AMEND
MENTS TO THE HOUSE BILL ADOPT
ED BY THE SENATE-THE BILL GOES
TO THE HOUSE AMI THE AMEND
MENTS ARE CONQUERED IN.
WASHINGTON, April 8, l869.-Senate.-
After q somewhat bitter discussion tie
amendment was adopted-yeas, 30 ; nays,
Messrs. Anthony, Bayard, Foreman, Cas-
erly, Conkling, Davis, Edmunds, Fenton,
Ferry, Fessenden, Fowler, McCreery, Nor
ton, Patterson, Sawyer, Sprague, Stockton,
Thurman, Trumbull, and Willey-20.
The clause authorizing the suspension Of
laws deemed oppressive Was stricken out
and an additional clause adopted declaring
that the bill shall not operate as COM
plete restoration until its action is ap-
proved by Congress.
In the first section the words registered
voters of said States" were stricken out,
and the words " voters of said States regis
tered at the time Of said submission of the
constitution inserted.
The bill was then passed-ayes, Al !;
nays, Ex-senator sprague being among the
| latter.
The Senate then took recess.
| lIOuSSs-h CUulC1CuSC WOO GohOo Va INV
amendments to the whiskey and tobacco
| tax.
The Connecticut representatives were
seated.
The Committee on Elections, by sub
committee, were directed to take evidence
in the third and fourth districts of South
Carolina. a.a .
Mr.. Myers (Republican), from Pennsyl-
vania, was seated by strict party vote.
The conference report On the deficiency
appropriation was adopted.
Mr.. Whittemore reported bill relieving
from political disabilities lerge number
of persons but, without action, the House
took recess until s o'clock.
Second Dispatch.
IL P. M.-The House concurred in the
Senate's amendments to the Virginia, Mis-
sissippi, and Tennessee bill by stric!
| marty vote, -.er- ras#r +
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK

How often does It happen that v hole emily
is brought 10 TIE point of misery throngl sekhess
nf ,htIr pYoy iter the husband aEu ms iather-he
Ielmg an able In such state 20 dor for tie me.ns
Of support, and they. being too rrogd 70 asS :Cr
a<sisLsnce In time exhinst1ng all their !ttie
mend Tor edicinfs and doctors fe' md ~ last
there Is nothing remaisDg but utter dc spondsne!.
ii this can be aYoijsd ny paying Ia good times
small amount 70 The fund Of the EOUTHEkE
HiJr,faL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the r.lief o. the sick
Every sick member receives, by paying o. 30
half annually, as every week 1hsn sick: or by
paying S5 $40 every week, no mater whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any o.hsr Gauss.
the poorest to join this benevolent aSso ciatio
and secure TO his family enough 70 keep them frpm
want E
Information can be received at the ONCE OF the
com any, s18 broad street. s4 YETsEEs
tgehts for al parts.o OF the country are wsated.
sDYsxcTogs Wipiym Wiit,. President; a.
Bodeker, Treasurer; John II Pesn, secretary.
TRUSTREs: john Purcell: j imes Miller,
cashier Of the Union Savings Bank 5. II. Rosea-
baum ap6
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Steamship Burnt,

New ORLEANS, April 9.-The steamship
General Grant, plying between here and
New York, took FIRE at midnight last night
while lying ct her wharf, end burned till
she sunk. She was insured altogether at
the North.
During the progress Of the flames her
commander, Captain Quick, whose mind
was apparently affected by the loss Of bis
vessel, made several attempts to commit
suicide by throwing himself into the burn
ing ship. Only portion Of the vessels
cargo was on board, consisting Of bulk,
grain bagging, and cotton seed, the greater
part being on the wharf, and not damaged.
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At the meeting of the Presbytery Of the
Potomac, in Washington, On Thursday, Rev.
S. J. Baird, D. D., was, at his own request,
dismissed, to join the Presbytery Of Lex
ington, Va.
Madam Ptttendorf, German actress,
committed suicide ct San Francisco on
Wednesday. Grief for the death Of her
husband is assigned as the cause.
1t is stated that Commissioner Delano in
tends to remove ell the internal revenue
supervisors in the southern districts, ex'
cept Mr. Noah, Of Tennessee.
A Pittsburg paper states that the health
Of x-Secretary Stanton is very bad, and
that he has been recently baptized by the
clergyman with whose church he is united
It is almost incredible that in the Maasa.
chusetts Legislature few days ago an
amendment to the liquor bill was offered
providing that any Clergyman furnishing
fermented wine at a sacramental com
munion table shall be deemed guilty Of
keeping public bar! The Boston Herato
reports this fact. f
CHICAGO, April s.-A warrant wos issued
Yesterday for the arrest of the Eev. Mr.
Marshallsa Catholic priest and pcstor II
charge, for forgery. It is said that Mar.
shall forged the name of his predecessor:
Rev. Mr.. Albert, to an express receipt, and
received q quantity Of wines, grapes, sc,
Intended for the latter gentleman and the
citizens Of this city.
A young man was seen yesterday a.
moor. in an alleyway on East Twenty.si1tt
street, to place pistol to his head .and
shoot himself. A patrolman rushed TO him
and found that the bullet was protrudine
from his forehead, having been fattened or
the frontal bone. The man was alive and
able to walk and talk. He stated that he
was John Fay. he'd escaped from Black
wells lsland on Tuesday, and had beer
directed by the spirit Of Abraham Lincoln
the first ruler in Heaven, to take his OWE
l;fe.-Ns,o York Herald, 9th.
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RE-ExH HI TB
Domestic Harkets-GBY TsLEaRApH].

DOlWSSGRC DhfsEkACaS-lol r
NEW YORK. April 9 -Noon.-Market strong.
Money active at 7currency to in gold. Ex-
change, l0Sl6. Gold, 1929. SOS, So, cou-
pons, ll0A. l0-40's. coupons, los. North Caro-
lima 6's, 60; new, So. Virginia 6's, old, ssh !;
new, SO. Tennessee 6s, ex coupons, 81; new,
64A.
The -four market is rather more steady.
Wheat is held at 263c. higher, with scarcely
anything doing. Corn market lc. better. Pork
declining; mess, a3l. Lard declining; bar
rels, 1S@lShc. Cotton unchanged middling
uplands, 2Sbc. Spirits turpentae dropping
at 49H@50c. Rosin firm at $2.470$2. j2S for
strained. Freights dull.
Erening. 600 bales at 2SHc.
Flour more steady, with very moderate bu-
siness; superflne State, SIS 259s5.9O; common
304c. higher, but shippers refuse TO pay the
advance. Corn-More doing; new yellow
southern, 90c. Pork irregular; new, S3l 10.
Lard unchanged. Whiskey heavy at 92c.
Rice unchanged. Turpentine heavy At 400
49hc. Rosin quiet at 81 40@SS.
Money market irregular during the day, but
very stringet again at the close call loans, 7
per cent, currency, with 4 commission Of Lilo
lh added. Exchange dull Mt 1875. Gold
active and strong, closing at 1885,. Stocks
buoyant.
Governments strong; 5-20's, 80, 100; south
ern securities quiet.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Cotton nominally
CSC. Flour active; snperlne Howard-street.
s6.5O@46.75; city mills, s60s6.5o. Wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn duh, with small re-
ceipts white, Sl@S2c ; yellow, Sl@S5c. Oats
and rye unchanged. Pork quiet at s32@s32 50.
Bacon quiet; shoulders, l4H0l4%c. Whiskey
dull and nominal.
Virginia 6's, old, inscribed, ASK 1865, 30
bid lS67's, so asked.
CIScIE.ATI, April 9.-Whiskey dull ut SIC.
Mess pork ISL %. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
l3Ac.; clear sides, l7c Lard dull Mt l72lc.
LOUISVILLE, April 9-Pork. 1871 so. Lard,
1910. Bacon-Shoulders, 13H@l3Ac.; clear
sides, l7AQ7kc. Whiskey, SSc.
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Whiskey dull at STAG
ssc. Pork very dull, with jobbing sales Il,
ISL. Bacon heavy; shoulders, l3hc.; clear
sides, 17c. Lard lower; steam, l7hc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-Cotton quiet sales,
1850 bales; middlngs, 2SA, Gold, 1881.
New York sight, Il premium. Sugar dull ;
common, lie. prime,1l3hc. Molasses-Nc
prime offering.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
nEnATE ON RECONSTRUCTION.

In the House on Thursday, while the bill
for reconstructing Virginia, &C., was up
Mr.. BROOKS said he had never voted for
any measure so reluctantly as he was about
70 vote for this ; but he took this bill as the
best he could get, fearing, if he did not do
so. something infinitely worse. 1t Was q
duty, often painful duty, for public
man to take the best he could get, and
more especially when, if he did not do so,
he would be compelled to take something
worse. He would not, If he could help it,
make the President the civil and military
monarch over three States; but, when COM
nelled to submit to tyranny, he preferred
he tyranny of the one to the oligarchy of
the many, which ruled despotically in the
House. He appealed to General Grant to
have mercy upon, and to do justice and
equity to, the South.
Mr.. WOODWARD said that the minority
Of the Reconstruction Committee had
agreed to this measure not because they
nreferred it, but because it was better than
any other that they we're likely to get, and
because they preferred it as more natural,
more fraterual, and more likely to restore
the union of the States, than any hereto
fore pr0pOseu Dy Inc luHJoFlty.
Mr.. GARFIELD said that the minority
we're somewhat in the condition Of the doc
tor who finds that the broken limb Of his
patient has been badly set, and that it has
10 be broken over again go that it may be
set scientifically. He did not believe in
breaking limbs, but was willing, under all
the circumstances, to break the limb over
again for the sake of getting it in better
shape. lie had, at the suggestion Of his
colleague Mr.. scHEScKl-occupying the
chair as Speaker pro tsm.-drawn up an
amendment which, he thought, would meet
the views of the gentleman from Wisconsin
Mr.. PANEL. 1t was, that the vote should
be taken either on each of the designated
provisions alone, or in connection with
other portions of the constitution, as the
President might direct.
Mr.. PAINE accepted that amendment,
and withdrew his own substitute.
And the bill passed.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

VARIOUS ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Banking
Committee will have no more meetings un-
less the session is prolonged.
The New England members are solid
against the proposed equalization of the
currency, and will rather support the ex-
pansion bill.
There is no prospect Of action regarding
Georgia this session.
The President to-day sent in proclama-
tion converting the Senate in extra session
next Monday for executive business.
W. H. Barnes, collector for the first Penn
aylvania district, was the only nomination
to-day. John L. Haynes, collector Of GUS
toms in Texas, was the only confirmation
made.
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F1EE.-On Wednesday last fire broke
out in the oookroom of the dwelling over
Peppers drug store, which was net subdued
until considerable damage had been done
the floor, ceiling, and msntel. The fire is
supposed to have originated from the mice
carrying matches under the dashboard;
The building is insured in the Richmond
Fire and Marine.-BristOl NeloS.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-Ttoelfh Day.
First cs.-Two-mile hurdle dash eight
leaves; club purse, $500. Transit beat
Chalmette and Corluiski's four-year old
chestnut gelding by Endorser. Time,
352I.
Second Raee.-Mile heats: best three
out of FIVE; purse, 5000. Little Mac, l 1
John Kilgour, 2 1921. Time: Lao,
1.46A, 1929, l.55. >,
Transit was tie favorite in the frat. with
light betting. Kilgour was the favcrite in
the second race two to one, with heavy bet
fling
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The Cuban neutrality-suspicious. to

be Gsrofed.
HAVANA, April s.-Frsncisco Leon Nun
ney, q naturalized American citizen, and
Augustine Media will be gsrroted to-mor-
row. They had charge Of arms in Havana,
q fight over which involved the death Of
several police.
The treasurer Of the Royal University
has aed to the United States with the funds
Of the institution.
The news from the seat Of war Is contra
dictory and unreliable.
Sugar frmer at 81 reals.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c
HARDWARE: ..,.,,

1867 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attention OF coun-
try merchants and the trade generally to our large
stock OF EN6LfsH and AMERICAN HARD
WARE and SADDLEkY GOODS, coIsis ing in
part or Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails. &c., Pock
and Table Cutlery, large aud well assorted
stock Trace and Log [ hains and Coll Chain;
Spades, ShOvels, Forks, and Garden Tools; Weed
ing and Killing Hoes, and 4 full assert ment OF
Hemp and Manila Rope. IN fact we have The
largest and hest selected stock We ever had TO oer
our +. lends, t. whom we would tender our kindesL
thanks for their liberal patronage and we hope 10
merit always j continuance OF the same.
1ah 26-lm watkins, CoTTRELL & co.
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VoLLEGE INPIRMARY,
~ CoRNgR MARaHALL1 AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND. VA.
Al cases requiring medical or sprgieol asd "a.
United, except thsinsana and those laboftnx anaeS
contagious disorders. 5.,,,s..
medical attendance, and rne11ctHeS:
LaFse wards. per wee1, -.
Private rooms, Per week. e1ok0 ~.
Charity casss from ths city are received On PIT:
SsonnriI for tha relief CT the poor ana seamen ON
permits from the euston-house. -. :.
Eor surthar Dsformsisoq o. SiScsas ~
w \. ~ II syr - Medical an0ertntend6nt