Wish the view of establishing a hospital for the treatment of infants. Commissioners of the hospital, Commissioners of the hospital, and the hospital, will inspect the hospital tomorrow afternoon to consider the advisability of such an innovation. Mr. Hirschberg said yesterday that at this time there is no place in the Virginia Hospital suitable for the care of infants. The special department for their care is not entirely suited for the purpose, he said.

Verdict for Silo Duiukc.
The Jury in the hare and equity court yesterday afternoon awarded Frank Fox a verdict for Simo against McAughey & Van Doren. Fox, a colored laborer, sued for $10,000 damages for personal injuries received while in the employment of the contractors. Acquitted on Mipior thiirs.
Rachael Bowles, colored, indicted on the charge of selling liquor without a license, was acquitted yesterday by a jury in the Hustings Court.
Genuine Son of the Revolution
Purdy, Born in 1839, Son of Soldier Born in 1761
Joins Society.
Among the men who served in the Revolution are very rare in these parts.  In past few weeks, the Michigan State Society, Sons of the American Revolution, has added to its membership the name of Milton Hifford, who was born at Hamilton, N.Y., in 1842. He is the son of Jeremiah Purdy, who was born in 1842 and died in 1842; he was a private in the United States Navy, Baldwin's Artillery, pensioned. 