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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-17

r UNITED STATES CouRT.-In this court
Saturday, on motion of R. W. Hughes, Esq,
the following-named gentlemen were ad-
mitted to practice G. A. Miller, William
A. Quarter, and N, Fitzhugh.
The court was engaged during the entire
day Saturday in the consideration of the
case Of libel against the factory fixtures,
etc., of F. Bannasch. DR.. Presbrey, su,
peryisor OF Virginia, was examined, and
gave full evidence as to the figures and re-
turns in the case, showing the difference be-
tween the amount manufactured and the
amount returned. Colonel 2. A. Davis was
also examined. The case was then fully
argued, and late in the afternoon the jury
returned verdict condemning the fixtures
and stock of Bannaseh's factory. They
will, therefore, be SOLD. The amount in
yolved is thought to be about $4,000.
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MANCHESTER ITEMs.--A protracted meet
ing is in progress at the Baptist church.
The attendance is large, and much interest
is manifested.
Operations have been commenced on the
connection Of the DanviIle and Fredericks-
burg railroad just above this place. "a
number of workmen are engaged q and mueh
activity prevails: ~ ~ .s,,..,.,-: T.....
On yesterday another one of the ilI-fated
Barker family of this place died, making
the seventh in eighteen months. This fa-
tality in time when there ia no epidemic
prevailing seems almost Incredible. The
neighborhood in which they live has never
been an unhealthy one. This family are in
very destitute circumstances, and their
terrible bereavements should plead orthem
with all charitably disposed. ! We have no
doubt but what contributions handed any
of our ministers will be received by them
and expended in their behalf. s...-.,.
James B. Carter (coEored), whose death
was noticed in Saturday g issue, was one Of
the delegates from this county TO the late
State Convention He, was formerly "a
slave of the Brander family, and was o
very respectable man, and more liberal in
his feelings than many Of his color. His
disease was consumption. H. ts>s o. O -
Chesterfield court has adjourned, no busi-
ness of special Importance being transacted.
A capias was issued against Hoy, charged
with felony, who failed to appear when
called.
Considerable commotion was caused in
the Lower Bowery yesterday morning by
the runaway horse of Messrs. Jones s. Bro
ther. The lamp at Third and Hull streets
was demolished, Baxter's awning carried
away, and other damage done. Fortu-
nately there was no very serious injury to
person or property. '1.'t ~" 'r,'.'; +.
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BEECHER AND HIS CHURcH.-At the an
nual meeting of Plymouth church last week
it was resolved, by vote Of 80 to 70, that
candidates for membership should not here
after be required to assent to the Contes-
sion of Faith. Mr.. Bcecher himself advo-
Gated the resolution with his customary
earnestness, and said that the former rule,
which excluded. Univcrsalist and other un-
orthodox Christians from the church,, was
unjust, and should be repealed. Plymouth
church is hencelorth to be u church with
out a creed, where Univcrsalist and Pres
bytcrian. Mohammelan and Buddhist, can
fraternizc together. Beecher's salary has
been raised to $40, 900 per annum.-World.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MERCHANTS
AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank took
place in their clearinghouse, at the corner
of Twelfth and Main streets, on Saturday
afternoon ct 5 o'clock.
The exhibit of this bank for the last
twelve months, and We may say since its
organization, now three years, shows un-
paralleled prosperity. 1t has. never sus-
tained loss. It's business affairs are con-
Quoted not only with great success, but in
the most economical manner.
The following Directors were elected for
tie ensuing year: J. II. Montague, D. T.
Williams, r. H. Dibrell, P. j. Wright, Geo.
Gibson, W. G. Paine, G.. W. Gillian, N. NJ.
Wilson, w. X. Martin, J. J. Wilson, r. L.
Brown, j. L. Peek, E. NJ. Cardozo, J. c.
Shafer, r. s.. Archer, John Booker, 3. I.
Johnson. e.. --.s... --..
After which the meeting adjourned.
The Board of Directors then organized
and reelected John II. Montague president
and William A. Jenkins cashier for the en-
suing year.
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How "FRoM GREENLAED'S ICY Noun
TAINs ," HAPPENED TO BE WRITTEN.-Some
thirty or forty years ago sermons were to
be preached on particular Sabbath in the
town of Wrexham, in the north of Wales,
| in behalf of the Society of the Propagation
of The Gospel in Foreign Parts.-The clerk
of the parish church, to whom in those
times belonged the selection of the singing,
came in very dsconsolate to- the Vicar of
the parish and told him that there was no
hymn suitable for such subject. The SON.
in-law of the Vicar happened to be Mt that
time visiting him, and the Vicar, turning
| to his son-in-law, said You are bit of
poet; you see the distress of my clerk, and
what he has to do; l. wish you would re-
sion, and we will have it struck off and
printed. Let it be of simple, easy mea-
sure, and we will have. it sung on the Sab
bath" The son-in-law of the Vicar retired
to corner of the room, and in an hour and
a half produced hymn. That hymn was
sent to the printers, sheets we're struck off
and distributed in every pew, and it was
sung on the next Sabbath. a. = I" -
Twenty years afterwards, the same Con-
gregational minister of Wrexham hunted
up in the lumber-room the manuscript of
this old hymn, and this was the autograph
which had the pleasure of looking upon
"Reginald Hcber"; and the hymn was,
| From Greenland's Icy mountains,
| From India's coral strand;''
hymn which has inspired, perhaps, more
of missionary spirit i'll the churches than
any other.-Rev. ". Morley Punshon;
How THE Music OF IT WAS COMPOSED
Tie familiar air of Bishop Heber's hymn
''.From Greenland's Icy Mountains -: was
composed in savannah, Ga, in 1927, by
Lowell Mason, then o resident of that city,
who soon afterwards published it in Bos-
ton, with dedication to the lady who
brought the hymn to his notice-Miss Mary
w. Howard, afterwards the. wife of Rev.
F. R. Goulding, author of the Young Ma
rooners," &c.-Mobile Register.
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OF further earthquakes with great storms
in Europe. Here at home he is Of opinion
that extra care should be taken to enforce
the sanitary laws. H1fo,:,. r t-s r,8:e rEff,

"A New YORK LADY TRAVELS ON THE DAM
WILLIE Rk1LRoAD. D.--Richmond with it's an-
cient capitol, prison-walls, extensive -four
mills, and romantic river, cannot conceal
the finger of destruction and war" Somes
thing desperate must be done here so we
changed cars What if our engine, in. the
spirit of retaliation, did violate the rule
" No smoking ''and give us voluniuous
ruffs as we emerged, from: the covered
bridges and tunnels? We we're reposing
on velvet-cushioned chairs, with backs just
at the right angle to rest weary heads, de-
lightfully reclining but alas the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company had
decrecd thatwe should change cars at mid
night. Oh, what change twas there, my
countrymen! Clay-eaters, North Carolina
roughs, wailing children, ill-ventilated
cars making nine: miles per hour, freight
train off the track,-two hours behind
timc,-miniature Niagaras flooding the
streets, dark-pitch dark-with no alter
native but twenty-four hours in Char
lotte, North Carolina, at o country hotel.
However, it was fine harvest for the Jolly
landlord, who was continually showering
upon us apples and periodicals.. We found
our salvation from cold, weariness, and
hunger, in the generous wood-fres on the
hearth (more healthful and CHEEKY than
any, and excellent table; soon arriving at
the glowing condition of smine host" who
seemed elated with the result of counting
noses, not forgetting sit is an Ill wind that
blows nobody good" The rain was un-
ceasing; so we contented ourselves with in
door amusements in the parlor-said. room
being adorned with pictures Of Robert E..
Lee and Horace Greeley in friendly prox-
unity. Being very tired, we retired early,
resuming our journey at daybreak. Our
slumbers were only disturbed by "John !"
making inquiries for tile broom, of which
our hotel could boast of but one.s Good
bye, Charlotte! When next we meet may
you be arrayed in holiday y-attire.-Florida
Letter in Utica Observer.
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A STORY OF RATs.-The LIBERAL, of
Hanover, gives an account of singular de-
predations, of which the Sisters OF Charity
of that town have been the victims. In
that establishment from three to four hun
dred persons are cared for, and, in order to
procure milk cheap, twenty COWS were kept
there. For some time back the quantity
obtained from them having been quite in
significant, watch was set and the thieves
turned out to be rats; which, coming from
the Sambre and the sewers, assembled in
great numbers in the stables, and took their
turns in sucking the teats of the COWS. The
Liberal guarantees the exactitude Of this
statement. HT-,'' .'--@ ' f'' -~
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UsaAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JANUARY II, 1870.
DR.. Charles Carter, Philadelphia, Pc: !;
Messrs. Baughman & Brothers, Present !;
Messrs. William P. Kittridge Il Co., New
York James G. Osborne, Esq, New York !;
Rev. Thomas G, Murphy, Amelia Court
house, Va; Mrs. John G. Burruss, Penola
Station, Va; Ribble & HansbrowD, Salem,
Va. Mr.. Williams, of firm Nance q Will
liams, Richmond, Va; Mrs: Coroeila no
berson, Mullett street, NO. isl MISS "a
vinia johnson, Richmond; Mr.. Nick Red
ford. care of s. S. Cottrell, Richmond Mrs.
S. s. Rowland, care of A. Bodeker Bro,
Richmond John Irving, Wolf Leap, Hall
fax county, Va. James NJ. Gum, Henrico
county, Va; Messrs. Curtis y Parker,
Richmond, Va; Messrs. R. G. Dun & Co.,
Baltimore, Nd; E. G. Allen d Co., .Au-
rusta, Me.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FROM HEADoUARTERs.-General Candy
has issued orders to the following effect:
The appointment of Charles W. Tankers-
ley as Commonwealth attorney for Lou
isa county, Va, is revoked on account of
failure to qualify.
Mr.. George W. Britt is hereby removed
fro NJ Office as inspector Of -four for the town
of IStaunton, Va, to date from January
J, 1870. -, -.
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|. BOARD or HEALTH REPoRT.-The Board
of Health make the following quarterly re-
port of deaths in the city Of Richmond for
the quarter ending December 81, 1869:
Whole number of deaths, 300; in addi-
tion, IT stiil-born were reported. Sex i:
Males, 148; females, l49; not given, 8.
Color: White male, 81; white female, 67
colored male, 81 colored female, 80; un-
ried, 63;. widowers, IL; widows, "a; un-
known, 20. Nativity: British America, 9 !;
England, L; France, 2; Germany, Z; Ire
land, 8; Switzerland, 2; United States,
273; West Indies, unknown, 4. Locality:
City at large, 81; Marshall Ward, 81 JEFF
ferson Ward, 55; Madison Ward, 81 Mon
roe Ward, a. Clay Ward, IS; on ship
board, l; Medical College Hospital, g; City
Alms-House, SO; State Penitentiary, l
Howard's Grove Hospital, 7. Age: One
day to thirty, 1s; one month to Elk, Is; six
months to twelve, 10; one year to three,
II; three years to FIVE, t3; FIVE years to
ten, s; ten years to twenty, 13; twenty
years to thirty, &c thirty years to forty
SO; forty years to fifty, 2s; fifty years to
sixty, %; sixty years to seventy, II; Sc
venty years to eighty, 10; eighty years to
ninety, g.; ninety years to one hundred, 3;
unknown, IL.
By whom certified: By regular physi-
clans, 253; by irregular practitioners, 3 !;
by Coroner, IL; by members OF the Board
of Health, 33.
Causes of Death: Scarlet fever, 2; diph-
liberia, ID; Group, A; whooping- cough, 2;
typhoid fever, 8; erysipelas, 3; dysentery
(acute), g.; dysentery (chronic), 2; diar-
rhga (acute), 2; diarrhea (chronic), g.;
cholera infantum, 4; congestive chill, l :;
.purpura, l.; intemperance, l; dropsy, 81;
cancer, 8; scrofula, 8; consumption, 50 !;
effuson on the brain, q; other consump-
tive diseases, Z; Inflammation of the brain,
10; softening of the brain, 3; apoplexy,
10; paralysis, 8; epilepsy, 3; commissions,
6 :; lockjaw, l; other diseases of the ner-
vous system, 4 !; Inflammation of the heart,
l.; aneurism of the aorta, l !; enlargement
of the heart, q; valvular disease of the
heart, 3 ;; other diseases of the vascular
system, Z; laryngitis, 2; bronchitis, 4 !;
rpleurisy, l; pneumonia, 33; asthma, |;
other diseases of the respiratory system, S T;
Inflammation of the stomach, l; infamma-
tion of the bowels, l; peritonitis, p cho-
lera morbus, L; inflammation of the liver,
l !; jaundice, l liver disease, l other dis
eases of the digestive system, l infamma-
ton of the kidneys, ! I; uramia, l !; prema-
ture birth, 2 teething, ! imperfect de-
velopment, childbirth, D; convulsions,
l; abortion, l old age, 9; atrophy, 8; de-
bility, s; fracture, 2; burns and scalds,
2; drowning, 4; dislocation of neck, l
causes not specified or ill-defned, 25-tota
deaths from oil causes, 800.
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/ HowARD's GRovE-THE New BUILDING
IN CONCENTRATIONS Newbery,
the new Superintendent Of Public Build
ings, is busy making plans and estimates
for the erection of q new building for the
accommodation Of colored lunatics at How
ards Grove. ''.
The proper care of insane colored people
has Of late become serious question. The
new cares that have deyolved upon the
race the frequent inability to meet response
ibilities, and the great want existing among
them, has caused insanity among them to
increase three-fold. Our Boards of Asy-
ilums have been much troubled about this
in. consequence of the crowded condition
of all the institutions. The urgent neces-
:sity of additional accommodations and the
yretched condition of the buildings now
used at Howard's Grove prompted the Gov
Iernor, by sanction Of General Candy, to
lease the property there for the space of
ten wears. A substantial wooden building
to last for this time will be erected, with
every convenience suitable in the treatment
of the most unfortunate, class of human
beings. At the expiration of the ten years
the State will be in better condition TO
provide for permanent asylum for coiorea
lunatics. ., .<s -
The present management at Towards
Grove is most admirable. Mr.. Stephens
(the superintendent and his assistants
have wonderful control over their patients !;
so much so that they use them as laborers,
and place tools in their hands with perfect
safety. They are thoroughly acquainted
with the symptoms Of each patient, and can
tell to o certainty when their paroxysmss
are coming on. The patients are treated
kindly, and everything possible is done Tor
their welfare. With the new building they
viii be well able to carry on the institution
in q manner. fully equal to all require
ments a4 ~
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TIE OPEN FIRE.-ss 7 am firm believer

TIE OPEN FIRE." I am firm believer"
says DR.. Cuyler, in the moral and spirit
ual influence of an open fire. To make
home attractive there must be somewhere
in the house o common family rendezvous ;
and that ought to present more radiant
attraction than blank hole in the floor,
through which hot air pours forth from q
subterranean furnace. Men will fight for
their affairs and their fresides but what
orator ever invoked burst of patriotism
in behalf Of steam-pipes and registers I! I
never cease to, be thankful that l was
brought up beside the hickory fire Of q
rural farm house," .~r rE.. .s..
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ACCIDENT FROM CARELEssNEss-A LIT
TIE Boy SHoT.-0n Saturday afternoon
three little boys we're playing with piB-
tol. in the yard of Mr.. Lindsey, on Fourth
street between Main and Franklin. Not
thinking it was loaded, they we're swapping
it at each other. Unexpectedly it went off,
and Frank Lindsey was shot in The neck,
the bullet inAicting p flesh wound. The
wound, though not serious, is painful. This
is one of hundreds Of accidents which hap
pen daily to prove to parents the folly and
danger of entrusting firearms to the hands
Of children.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE IN HEN
R1co.-The following are the transfers of
real estate in the county of Henrieo for the
week ending JanuaryS, 1870:
James W. Robertson to Joseph Crinton-
ton, 25 acres in the upper part of the coun-
ty, at IS per acre, sl25.
Parham s. Hill to Jacob Ford, Is acres,
with improvements, in upper part of the
county, at s22.50 per acre, S6S7 so.
J. NJ. Gouldin to John Gibblin, III acres
eight miles below the city, at about 81 per
acre, $3.50.
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JEWISH CoNFIRMATIoN.-Master Joseph
Saal Was confirmed on Saturday at the
Eleventh Street synagogue, Beth Haba,
or House of Love. A large congregation
assembled to witness the interesting cere-
monies. Rev. Dr.. Bettelheimer, the resi-
dent rabbi. .officiated, and Master Saal made
O most interesting address in making his
VOWS as to his future life.
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The enterprise manifested by Messrs. WOOD &
Sons, druggists, corner Ninth and Main streets,
deserves notice and support at the hands Of our
citizens. Richmond has never before boasted of
such handsome drug establishment, with such q
display OF fine French and English goods, such as
hair brushes, soaps, perfumes, &C., 80. We pre-
dict for them a liberal support. They warrant
everything dispensed as strictly pure.
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s1EAM ER2.


,~p - NORFOLK, pORTS-SssIsua
LNh AN All, REGuLA Ar sSssSssss.sssss'sss.
/ NnS ,.s - ~ TuE JAMES RlNER.--The fast
lt\s,"1.nsTf T>lTED STATES NAH, steamer
~" } q Il < C,rFo,,n !" w
,,.. >er wharf st Rockets lnr the aoorc-named
...Ics ..,cs "n t,s' MONDAYS, WEpNESDAiS andFR1-
hHNSi .Nl SiSnrs1syS a1 SsS San and Saturdays; -
dS<H ..rngcrs arrive In N3rf%lS In time toaeon.
o,i Win steamers for baltimore and points
Nh; N-s;s leave City roint for Petersburg on arri'
vai Of steamer >, GO
E"' :" FREIGHT
-..,,vsa TUESDAYS. Thurs',ays snd Saturdays,
7C.5 NJ t. {. y. ", Cor Norfolk, Portsmouth.
;;,,,.>r. Baltimore. nnd principal! landings tn
Lr nay aud All regular landings on James
,o- n reasonable rates.
~ WHARFAGE ChAEHFo;
E-rlrht, rar vay-landtn9s must Nc nre-psF.
,'tt:, L, i. TATIIM. Agent.
N'GH OTlco. c:camers' wharf.
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THE DELINQUENT SHERIFF OF CULPEPER.
We have received an official copy of the
proceedings of the military commission in
the case of George S. ,Cady, the sheriff of
Culpeper, charged with embezzlement, and
sentenced to the ,penitentiary for three
years. =, The proceedings, finding, and SEN
tence Of the court stand approved by the
commanding General. ---- -.
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BOOKS AND STATIoNERY.-Books for libraries,
for presents, and for every day reading, In every
department OF literature, together with fashion,
able stationery of unsurpassed taste and elegance
&C.. &C., for sale at the book aud stationery store
of WEST & JOHNSTON, two doors above post
office, same side. s... H... .1 .s@g-r l.F.r
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The GREAT Hoe" Wicked Ben,nzthe
great educated hog, isto be, moved mp town
opposite the post Office. This, is q ,geod
move as 1t will enable the ladies to see the
g'eat curiosity. Ben is q wonderful sshorg, -
and can beat the most accomplished PLAYER
OF "seven up." Do not fail to SEQ him. :, "a
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TRUE TO HERSELF.-Winter will not surreE-
der her winds, damps, and chilliness yet. Ere the
ides OF March she viii have her snow and ice.
Don't let her catch you minus the superb Goals,
COKE and wood, sold SO low by Mr.. j. B. WAT
KI.s. I'LL Main street. t.'.. Z! - -
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sEwING.MACHHNEs.

NTOTICE.-AH persons having claims
IN against the estate OF RICHARD HAWEs,
deceased. are requested TO present them, properly
e saia M 1Ss s9 make
80 Esesnsrtx Of Richard HasFss5 dsssassa;ss
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SE A & HI \ + S II O p
SLOAT 4 ADDING TON,
CHEMISTS.

WORKS kSD OFFICE: l4l5 CARR STREET, ERAA
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS or NEW WORK; REPAIRING
SEEAM-EhGIkES and BOILERS In city and
country: TnEACCD WORK Of all kinds made
aud repaired with ali kinds Of steam fittings tor
SAINT: PLATFORM and other SEA LES AD-
ii'>fED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
d!'DscN'S PATENT SrEAM-ENGINE GOV
ERNOR. SELDEN'S PATENT STEANI-EN-
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them To be
tho bet gauge now In use. They are LESS III price
tGan any other make. 4 !uL line of the above ar
tirts always on hand. We also keep ilUI LANDS
iAIENT SELF-FEEDiNG OIl.-CEI'. for shaft
iug AMI all kinds OF machinery, which saves ninety
cent. OF oil Thls Is :hc newest and best thing
now out. Come a@d see II ana Us.
GEORGE u. SL0AT,
my L. JACKSON ADD!EGTCN.
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impression; and were regarded as the best
minstrel troupe We had had here since the
war. They come among de now with an
improved company, and with the irresisti-
Bile attraction Of "Shco Fly,n which 9is e1,
everyhody's lips. Let La Rue have good
reception. =. :,
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We have received from Messrs. Ran,
dolph & English card of superior steel
pens ALSO bottle of "Carter's Com
bined Writing and Copying Ink" We
shall test both the ink and the pens; and
if they prove to be as good as the appear
ance Of the pens and the numerous testi,
monials tothe excellence of the ink would
lead us to believe, We shall expect the ae-
commodating stationers aforesaid to give
us o second supply Of them.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
IIEFIRMARY,
u MARSHALL BELOW TWELFTH STREET.

{ tTtFsaALL iTtssaanL LEI BELOW inysLrr TWELrra STREET.
= - RICHMOND. VA. @z~
for the treatment OF an classes Of medical sna ens'
In saSdition 10 the fARGE WARDS, the IrArm:
ary confirms 5 number or PRIVATE Rooms
possessing all the comforts and privacy o. pr,.
tensisIfs afwaYs nj hand Patients have tso pf1yls
iege OF selecting their medical adviser si,1es Mem
tie staH OF tho 1naNmary or AM psAS~
titoner in the city. napss. 81 ....4 - 9t.3f
including Board, Msdiesl Attendance ana
Medicine
lsn "A snail sddiiiensi ise b charged Cor sssfsaa
ismiied number OF cases from the city ef Rich
us,rid received on CHARITY.
Eor fn1or1uasson or admission, apply q the ln'
armary to ISAIAH 81. WHITE, III. D.s
no2p-2n! Il s,aE Meaicai sSapeStH tHten0ens.
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W. KEEsEE WIN sell at loA. NJ. at
~ l317 Main street, an assortment OF elegant fur
- nitlIre. y 'fs}s.a fr.- .s-.s..ar a'.
J. D,WHTTEHEAD & co. will sell Mt half-past
7 40 A. n. !, groceries. wines, liquors, &c. = !,
q. j. SMITH, Sheriff. will sell near Howard's
Grove, at 8 P. d., furniture, carriage and
harness, and hOt-bed sash ~lrs '''
O. A. GATHRIGHT will aelI Mt 10 A. NJ, at store
No. lob Main street, O large and most choice
;collcciion OF chromos In elegant gilt frames.