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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22

BIGGEST PAY YET We learn through Wal
ter Scott, a partner of }. d Meade. in the
Home ward BoGnd Co, Pine Grove, that they
recently sold cnin near their tunnel for
$4,000 lie says that owing to their hard
luck, and poor prospects, Il slorekeeper refas-
ed to trust them for sack Of -four, about the
1T of August when necessity compelled
them to try and pan cut the money to pay
for one from their drift dirt. TO their aston
ishment the first pan full of dirt yielded over
SO, and from four successive pans they
realized $342 Tuesday one car load of dirt
paid $500 Tnis is the richest paying dirt
We have ever had the pleasure of reporting.
An iron door has been placed at the mouth of
the tunnel, tie company reasonably suppos-
ING thpt such dirt will bear watching. g.-La
Porte Messenger
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22
The National Fast.

Next Thursday is the day recommended by
the President for National Fast. We pub
the state, but republish it this morning for
the convenience of such Of the clergymen of
the city as may wish to read it in church il
acrnrl lnce with uniyr1sal cn.ton:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22
FanApsLpe!A. Jeng4ry IN. l9tG

TO the elitors of tn. Pacific Meljcal Journal
Gentlemen: My attention has been called to an anti
Gle in the December number of your journal in regard
to the ad unnlem degree granted by the PIlAdeph'a
College Of Mulcine to Dr.. l.. j. Czapkay. When the
application for the degree made to the fncuity, It
was accompanied by afdawts aud testimonials to the
effect that Dr.. CzapkAY was regular graduate NJ. ID
Of the University OF pvsh had served Surgeon in
the hungarian army and was regular practitioner
of me1icine. On the strength OF these The degree
was granted. The al eundem degree. aS Us name ina
plies Is confer. ed graduates only. and gives MS
new privileges Had there been the slightest 5usP-
cnL Of irrcgrar!ty the application would have been
refused. by inserting this in your journal you w!
do act OF justice the College, and confer favor
on Yours, yer respectfuny n. RAND
Dean Of the Eacuty Of the Philadclpha College Of
Medicine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22
Sacramento Races.

The race at Yolo Grove course to-day wos
running, two in three mile heats, for $500
Ashland beat DAshaway two straight heats
Time l:4sl and l:47 It was very close.
MAIL SERVICE " SEA--A petition IA being
circulated for signatures in this, KhmpthoIl
Del Nortc counties, asking Congress to es-
taLish and put in service seu.mouthly
ocean mail hy steamer, (tom san Francisco
to Crescent City. VIA TINS port and Trinidad
The petition ask, for his mail service, not al
the expense of the overland service, but in
addition thereto This ocean mail is much
needed and has been pelioned for ever since
il, disconlinHauce one year ago North OF
this bay there is no coast mail hy land or
water From san Francisco here there is Il
horsehncl. mail, which is great convenience
to settlers along the route, and should never
be DISCONTINUED The trips on this route are
now performed with regularity and within
the schedule time The serN ice Is iiAbie, how
aver, to be interrupted hy the hostility Of
Indians and much of the year unavoidable
delays from high water are occasioned. An
interest should be taken in obtaining names
to this petition, so that it may be forwarded
to Congress at TN carly day. Hsmlo}H
Times.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22
OILS I'm G1%E.tsA3.!!!
Coal G95l in E9avg;cu.aT?! :!

ss5EUCED BR12ECES
AjGECT INuCRr3TGpNs 9f lhe following are
- "oN ,.aHHl 81 ia store
" {lile ECT"s sctic, y,ry ,h,ise.
% bbls E4&tcr. Z&rd Oil;
Boiled giUsGed Gil;
1890 gals 'zanncr's Oil;
Ga Gnil"GC;
1000 gals. Z glfpcN:lnc;
0,;sC stil, Ia oulk:
d00 gals. :si1la Rat ln;
For SOLE hy Inc case gallon at Ray prices ana nc.
ju2. lr Lit.
t%aU're our stock and prices before purchasing
e.slEA,rr, u sou wish t1 ye money.
RIO b, COFFIN & CO,
july q q y street. M4ryssIl.c.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22

DR. III. CzAPKAY's private Medical aad sursical
Institute Is on Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mtl Steamship Comp pny5 o.hce,
san Frnncisco The Doctor Offers free consultations
and asks no muncratlon unless he elects q cure
OnCe hours from A. NJ to 0 p. ii.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22

CEssFIF8CAEG.-I.t the undersigned, Gov
CzapHay has served dulingtie contest fcf Hungarian
liberty, as Ch ef Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
With faithful perseverance. Whereof have given TO
him this certfc ite, and nmend him to hr sympa-
thy attention AMI protection of an those WHO "r" ca
pab's Of appreciating patriotic self sacrifice, and un-
deserved misfortune. KO~s UTH LAJOS,
Governor of hungary.
WASHINGTON CRY Ian 9Th 1852 au1I
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-22

~ THE following letter, which e,uphaticsly spegAs
for itself written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia college OF Meiicne--to the editors
Of the Pacific Melical and s"g1.~:i Journal sanFra
ci.co. flr nuh,l l.n.inn:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

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M 1..si ssia.allag % d ....
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.tzLr:< z:1 Ff - fS:sE 20 81 cz'sa r'snss, 81
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

EXCELShOk CAMF BbDSh AAD.
rTr bse leave oa re attention Of the des % Camp
M net1tsad witch IN Is superior 70 anything In the
r.sts IL bas ths unAHoed comneacAton Of those ofnesfs
~ nave ussa n cotsnd sndycu Sii be sAsned u ~
- ssf .l.vtAdA 70 lhe wants Of the solder. =
a. hsy ss 90 hand and daily nAnafAtoring Camp Stoh
IA O.mp Caestu, Of various stySs and prcea
al - - BIHYoGD 4 PORTER Z
ltzft-sts Cor. isth aud RAnklin IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
pROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

FKOEESSIONAL AL NOTICE.
VVoOD B0ULDEN Gas his son WOOD B0uLDIs. j.,
Nv have united N pracce O the law IA the eoanue5 Of
Oksro,ls, HAufAx and MeckenbIrE
WOOD B0ULDM. I., WOOD BOULDis.
Fovdtop. IASsil POst once.
hsok,cEbusz, OauEiy Charlotte ooa uty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

ATTORNE Ely Al LA w.
DRACTIoEs In all the the counties Of Nelson And
Amherst he VII sead lHy Law buS,nSss entrusted y
han II ne adjacent counties.
~ Address, fye River WarehoHseP p o., hsson Co.. Va
Is2S-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
rAREH FOINDEXTER,

ATT . OR ~ l. y A Il l. A w.
HIehmOnd Clty, va.
MILL prASios all The Courts held In the CITY Of Richmond
w an4 ha oounkes OF Chesterfield Hsnreo and PoShStAn
O1ce % the of4h Pearl And Aan 81 este th
1crt of Noah walker a Co ies1-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
Law CARDS.
a. D. kEzFoOH fG NAhD
kERFOOT a. WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSElLORS AT Law,

hR-Psoupt attention 70 Collection And Land olAms
REgEAKSoES-samuel NJ GaIlaad, Amherst O. H., Va job
fhoElpson Jr Amherst O. H. Va uArani Christian Lynei
karg Va Mosey speed, Do. Judge n u. Burtord, DAlG
faHAs, Hon- n. II. nsrn-ll, Co. uhiSV-dAely
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

PREmIUm Bit.


0N6 TIERS h conceded be the delicious, whole
some and efeetuA tonic the World used oy almost every fam
Iy In FRo solely fer this climate and should be
found In the every Southern Family for all ds
Of the stomach and bowels They fall 10 make
DYsrkP Headache With pain In the
stomach bowels they give immediate relief correct .ordered
uyers and In and debaed persons they will give vital
energy 70 the whole system They only need trial 70 give
preeedencr over other Bers Thee be be had Of
hesss GRAY PUROELL, LADD co. by all prominent
Druggists city Richmond In Virginia and
North Carolina Also. BY @ sr0TT co., Washington oty D.
O.; CANBY GILPlN CO., Baltimore: b. A. .fAHNksTOCkA CO.,
Philadelphia and BARNEs PARK, New York.
Feb 6-dko Rehnond, Va
E~>U>.,TO THE LADIES AND GEN
sNS& MEN or TIE oIrY or RICHMOND, STATE oR
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER sfATE6:- are prepared
10 manufacture Lsde Gentemens Msses Boys Childrens
and b0oTe snO and CATERS every description.
We have almost entire set Of workmen In employ.
msnt, that cannot be surpassed here or elsewhere.
ALEX. HILL CO.,
i9I Main St, Richmond, Va.
~ All kinds Bootl Shoes made " order heretofore
We have on hand the best materials. imported direct
aps A. II. 90.
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

No ldseGleon " bo cOasiIe ed by the mouth Or y-I
l speensd en The Manuscript previously ssreed aPcn ts
tween the parties
Aa advertsseG, s.afksi copy speonsd
Der ot Insertions viii be continued srdSEed ard
eIacted Accordingly.
E- RnaUlAA ADuaSTskaSrs avoid any Misunderstanding
the part Of the Annual AdVsgsefs proper state diSi
uAther privileges only extends b their nmedAe bu1e Real
Estate Legal aud al Advertisements BY then 70 be
additional charge, and no SyrAtiOn-
~ Rea EtAte Gnd General Agents Advertisements not 10 be
Iaed the year but be charged Al the usual rA subiec
such diseounts shan be agreed upon.
~ booksellers Aad ysAy advertisers generally engaging
r spa1ea uh the privilege Of change shah not The
ysGy average In any Insert than the aneait
lgFOed upon standing the contract and AL
tng such amount to be charged Al the usual rates,
Advertisements inserted In the ssWeeky Whg IS cent
per square Inca lees Tor the as Insertion, and so cent
per square for each continuance or weekly rs cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

SPRING, APRIL lST, 1861.
sILk DRESS GOODS AND mANTlL-
LA HOUSE.
staple and Fancy Goods for spng Nni Summer sales 10 which
BY to-day aud daily Tor the large
Additions viii be made.
Reh PAln and Fancy Silks (Erench)
ysuArds Poplains, Mouserns, 10,
Superb Black Mourning Silks,
Rich Black Tanota 1ilks fOF DrOsles
AMI the shape Basq1ie, go much worn,
BombAs!nss, 0Aslles, HernAn's 6, TSmise, IA,
Also Embroideries Hodery, Gloves
foSellngs, Sheetings, CotiOpi Briilanls, Ae.
Servants Goods very heavy stock very lowest martA
Fstes-tOlghI for cash recently.
In mantle DepaFtnentthe shapes OF Mrapplnss
made 10 the most elegant manner fes horrs notice
Ayi TEon. 4. PRICs 4 Co
EDMOND, DAVENPORT q 90. oRFER FOR
~ SALE
hsehests bissk Tea ton good aBssl Imported
o. eAGts London Porter
90 ierees Rice
300 bsEs do
$40 packages Gloves Pepper and Alspcs
20 eGses preserved Ginger
evO bOTel REe Crackers
Fine BrAndies Wines and Jamaica Run
9eJ tons manipulated GuAno
2VJ 10 ground Plaster
80 bhs. spts. Tarpeptins suls
ICORICE "P. 4 a" Leoriee, our importa.
II ton, the best imported got sasby :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

fAia Ma J says
We learn that the Montgomery Mining Mani frlrg
COMPANY, chartered st the ast session of our 6Ies-
isiaturs contemplate connecting with their ccp -
nos nearlycoupleied in Taladegs county, ehsnbsrs
the condensation Of the sulphur einnsted during the
preparation Of the ore for the prceass Of cogenraon
by which the copper Is obtained. We hav6iet Dssu,
SONS very pretty specimens Of tbe brImsto6< op5psi
IRON the iron acd copper pyritss, which fhef hing
and are assured by the gptlenen in e50fps 6 ~ =
bed Is both extensiye aud rich, '1hs hon nd (oJk
- Qasatdss q sss hss!s srld srs 4 Ailsa = &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-31
ET the Enquirer

For the Enquirer.
A,a for tue Faculties Of the Regular Soi-
di.rs OF the Provisional Army OF VII
rinia-An Appeal.
RICHMOND, Dec. snth, 1851.
H,s,,, E. L.fsssRE, Esq.
S,s-H.Ia ta- highest gratlrtsuoh hive
Witnessed She ;a,,,oiic efforts oil yourself and
the ladies aid sen:!su,eI wiz have kindly
seconded y,.,;r designs, il contributing to the
wants Of coz sall4a. soldiers no~ il the field,
The vel, handsome aetion oa the part Ct your
self sid you: comPaers emboldsEs me e call
your attention. to tho wants Of the wives and
children Of ne Regulars in the Provisional
ARMY Of Virginia. W!thruS exception these
men are poor, Tor The INST Pal! dependent 90
their daily labor Tor their daily bread, regard
less Of TIC sa"r;fcc, they yielded to the call Of
,hcir adopted country. and promptly rallied to
he standard Of Virginia, leaving the support
81 their families ~ the tender charities Of their
!s!!rT-citizens.
Will ycu permit me through you ~ invoke
the generous ladies and gentlemen, who have
p,tnerl" aided you, to give to the families Of
these gallant soldiers the benefit Of a concert iu
this ci.y ut some early day. l deem it only
aecessary 10 call your ait entiou to the wants
RI: il. Ti7ss and children Of these deserving
u.=u. STAFF OFFICER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-31

ss5aa .hs intention CT tho Commander Of tEs post
here to hold him under arrest, with n view to
HE safe conduct hey ond our lines.
TIE Indignation Of the soldiers here, upon
hearing Of his release, we understand to have
been Intense. What may follow ~e cannot
conjecture, though We presume the military
authorities will sue hun protected end trans
ported beyond our lines, where he will be
stir To co operate with ,uhrsnn and Maynard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-31
NOTICE.

ELoaiEA SUGAR M COTTON LANDS FOR SALE.
1.-TWO Ihousand pcres Of the best Sugar and Cotton Lane;
Z II The STATE, for sale ALLOW prces-sx hundred acrea
ir cIltiva;ion, WITH a Sugar Nil, Cotton Gin and a Grit
MIL, all drivec by water power. Those lands are based op
clay ard mari, ard will make 8 ~hogshesd Of sugar or u
bale Of long CT short cotton per acre, and will make trer-
ty.ave bushels OF ccrn per acre, situatet IN Levy county.
P!orida, OF the GcKJya Ryor. Navigation 10 Cedar Key.
good, ard within nine miles VI Otter Creck station, Gil Tic
f.orita Railroad.
The oojec; 10 selling !st buy regroes, and Will taEe q
large portion Of the payment 10 negroes.
Eo7 Information, address JOE. y. THOMPSON, or p. q
PEESLEH, at FernaadIna, Ha- care Of GEO. SAVAGE.
Egn DAG I1-5.,s
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Acknowledgements


The following letter has been received from
the Gallant commander Of the Alexandra Arts'
lsry. 1t acknowledges the receipto OK conHiou'
tioas from the fund collected through this Of :
ice, and from various other sources. Inc
7arious and distant localities whence they re-
ceived those grateful compliments, show how
ride is the fame which has been won oy Capt
K.mpsr's brave aud skilful company. Their
generosity, too, is equal to their courage, and
would Justify even double the kindness which
thew have received from others; for out Of
their pay, they have contributed 1886 to the
,.,;sf Of the distressed in Chsrlestonl Such
Iibers!ity puts to shame the pineh.1st contri-
buttons of msny in civil life:
70 Tho Editors Of the Enquirer!
ARTILLERY QUARTERS,
lsr BMaApE, lsr DIV. A. P,
NEAR CEsTHEv1LLE, Dec. 95th, 1851
GssrLENES:-Iou have our best thanks for
the seven dozen pairs of gloves, lately sent TO
our company. Nothing could have been Sc
lac,e6 more appropriate or acceptable
In The lis, of contributions to the Alexandrls
soldiers, I desire to record tine following dona-
lions to NV company:
Ooe boz .: under clothing. from the Ladies
of Orauset"rg, S. g.; one bale Ct under cloth
ing from the Charleston Relief Association
one from Miss Draytou's Rslief Association Of
Charleston, S. Q ; and two boxes, one 81
oyerco.ts. blankets, g., and the other con-
ts;Tin, s!.oes, from the Relief ASSOCIATION Oh
TIuxsia 5 c.; a donation Of cocks from
". j T. o%ls:!cs, Of Louisa county, Va,
md one ,ro,a i iaay Of Loudoun county, Va.
We are profoundly grateful for these kind
,.ss.s and srr ri, resolved to do oar best 10
.b.w ourselves worthy Of such attention..
Your trisnd aud ub't serv'L
Del. kENrEA,
rsslaln Alexandria Artillery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-31
couE SOUTH! COME soCTz;:

COME SOCTE. CONE SoCTEss
PRESERVE YoC HEALTH, LEEaTHEE VOC LIT:
AMI INCREASE YOUR COMFORT AND CONFhSI.
kNt.E sY MOVING TO 3anIel Hi, WE1TTESiD
COUNTY, GEORGIA.
LIMESTONE SPRINGS
Are now offered For Sale ut 10000.
TJNuEY arc situate aesr the Depot on the Western ro:
: Atlanta Es!lroat, where tho funnel goes ihroIge
tie n!cc Ridge, 81 ailcs South ot Ch2ttarocg "a, Tenr, aB,
10, miles above Alfalfa, Ga. This 10 one Of the irost ,r.eC
retreats Tor the low country borders n all The South ar,
water, climate and cOnvcn.cDce OF access Of this tectiOn ci
tie State have attracted the attention OF the Southern pei
pi. 80 that ny houses have been crowded every SUMNER 20
az extent gTrat,r than l have been able TO accc;aod.,e.
With 10 Sell tbs valuable Souihe'a Wster:s Place 30
soue gentleman more able than l an 10 own and Improve
tie alscc .EG %entertaia The crowds Of visitors 1ho desLEs
10 come here every year for their health
lUG scres 0. valuable laad belong 10 the premises, AID
there se norc Attracting advantages than 1 have space IN
describe here. No aJc!!ccn rule L herr 70 Lsirsc: tTn
section OF country.
l also have several nice houses and lots TO sell inc t.
rent IA this hear...1I Tt!lsSe CT Tunnel Hill aod Is L. .
fue country aac place for merchant, mechanics I'D
EairsIea.
Write Immediately tor tc.hcs particulars 10 the sub.c,..
ter 81 TuEnci I'LL, Ga. G. AC5TTN.
TrsSE HILL, Ca, December, 1851
Dec -
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e7zryahere who would lejolcc in .bs occur.
renee of such q war, tina! they III git viudit ate
their own rights and the principles Of ,;her'y.
The people OF Canada, tae people Of Ireland,
the French nation, the lover; ui liberty even
in England, would syinpathise with u. Lat
England make this war, ami his word tIr il, !.
would be the beginning of Esr downfall. Tn
country would come safely out Of such b con
test: buieren il it should be disastrous ia
would vet save our honor. FRANCIS !, AFTER tic
battle Of Pavia, wrote back, ave have lost oil
but honor" That honor which be had saved
was the foundation Of the futnro glory OF
France. So would 1t be with as. If We saved
| our honor we could lose all else aud riss sgs!p
il power and glory. II the war must come.
let it come, and let US thsnk God that be has
made us instruments 10 His bands to work out
Lis own cause.
Mr.. Hale now said be Sould withdraw his
resolution, but
Mr.. Sumner, (who is chairinau Of tho Guns
lnittee CT foreign afEairs,) desired to say that he
thought the Senator had spoken too swiftly
Oh this subject. cir. Hale had asserted that
England had made III arrogant demand-this
was hypothetical. How, he asked, did that
gentlemau know i.-how did ths Senate know
it-how did the coustIy kno~? lie did DO:
SO know, snd !!e thought tie tins for speak,
ing sud action would be When lie facts Were
p:eaented-whsh ;iie case Cane pTsc:Ically be-
fore them The gentleman had said ne vas in
favor CT arbitration ~. $. rtjsioei &c lear
il, and be would say thai &c uinsc:! YVES in
favor Of doing al III that regard :has became
W t. do.
Il. doubted d.! tic Matter sas H. sale
hands. But he wished not to Le considered as
saying that oven arbitration bad been slg-
ges.ed, OF was under consideration. He rnsds
nu utterGnees IN behalf Of any at This line.
but tina: d spirit Of coDeilianou consistent
With honor would ae unaffected, We had every
reason 10 telicye-of that vi could feel conf
dent
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AUCTION SALES.
TX ~, my G0c1s AT iUC1IOH

-
STGJA az DIX GOODS At ACC1IOHs
UATISG determined t, closs orr business fer :he PEE
IL sent. We shall oler tr sale. at our Warehouse, on
TUtSoAf, he liLh !anuory neI,, our enlirc .tost q
or DELIVERY, snd coutinu: the sale uet!l the xholet.
sold; The SiOcE comprises macy very desirable STAPLE
GOODS, "a excellent order, and will be toued worthy tie
At.en. on OF large buyers.
pu.!cg the Esie ne shall eGcr-
20 bales 81. IS and ! 4 Brown Cot;onu.
go packages English Hleached ShI,l!Dsa.
81 bales superior B:own DEI!:a2s.
.:0j pa, k7sss White Gcods, C~aIsbr.es. J.scns:<, S1ai
Musllos. B:illans,, e.
40 package. a!c. Fancy DE . s,lfs.
go Ear son and French Gins5ans.
25 I" Rolled Jackousts.
~ fsCcy tri:t., sp,i styles.
~ Black snd Colored aIpscas.
" English and Y. ench Merlno.a.
~ I22-n L.nep CambIic handkerchief, Co'ort C.c.
ot!c;, L'aTn b4Eaa'i.. Napkins, Crtsolue,, Glove, su1
uos;s!E, Imot.ll1s. ,Vss!inSa. Spec! Cetons, EhaH!,s,
i..onet = Dc sI y c!oaks' Shalts, eaIeses. P;ii;ed Laws.
assortment, &C &c.
Al'o, the oSi.lee o: ourstoek CT Gne Clothing, perfect
..sti 5nu :ash'cnEh!e. romprislrs-
~ Black Dre.. Ind Dw!nesI Goats.
l.ru0 Cashmere. faleuIa aud Six ver,s, BLACK Doe,iI5
and lacey C.ss.nsEc Pants, Black Alpaca and Italian CLH.
CoIt.
~ Broaa and i.acy Llneu Coats.
so toIsc Hickory, Bingham anc Ce,.sn aLrs With {
!.rs- STOCK C! sure.!o. Sugcner Clo,kinx.
Also. q ia's= asjor:meat OF DESIRABLE GOODS, c,r-
signed u: IRON the south, ,uca Us Celorsd and pr.t .cd ia
Laines, 'aeLihs. bro be rhsSI,, hd Glover, Libkoa,
Love V:i., &c, &c.
ais". 90 package, e;cG ~. -. aat Tsr:.eG cfo.s.s,e,
a-d 4. ...c: Curtain Gcod..
SSpi'7n'3 ri.:: glass, silver mouEts,t Show Gases.
i.arse aci Superior Iron safe. Mirrors, Stools, Desk,
&. ae" 4 -aaa:l BIZ, desirable s.ock OF Dry G00Da, SOFA
!. a9a>e cTcE:i2S ous!a+:-, With whics Tie s3c eIi ecr..
neacc, e~o=pEi-:ns soRle very rich aud caeils goods.
i!-o, tp t.-et Men,, "oreas', Ec5s' aid Misses pce,.
aad s"oct, tc&:isi!ns Q. :ae Dress Eoot,, B:osaG., h.sy-
e9ct, a-i E:oEues. fs;csorai aud Congress & a..er., Ycul.4'
KIP sSt Goa, ~Rrosaus, Women. KId and Congress Gsi,.;..
g, Sc, &c be sole II ;hs ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
Dc: et-laS KENT, PAiSE / co.
EaI yHE tNDEikSIGNED, ON WEB
- SEsoAi, :h- Ia: dry Of jsnuary, 1862, Al the AUG.
to-: House OF aEcfoE DAVIS. Richmond, WITH be ACID, 10
u. his :r.r LitisI, &c. cash, tIo very valuable NEGRO
"Gt%S, each hsI.ns four unccmconly likely chtltrer;
the e!cets sSilt OF essh eight years old. his women All
Gtb:.
A.'hs,>r1r time AID place; ar OLD T0GAS viii be yr:
pa: 10 III: iGTes' h!iier, :oE her suano.. Ger HE.
EZEKIEL s. tALLEY,
Administrator c. jostph Stake, tec.s=nI.
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t:tisE VALUABLE IEAL ESTATE nv
JtAzsSifALL EET iSD MARKET
SEESI &, SALE AZ AUCTION.

81 IL. be sold 1t aa zion, on :he prsri,e-, or TCFS.
" p@i, the Bic: december, l66l, 81 ( O'CLOCK, u. Fl,
TIA: very .sl:ao!e real estate, located a. above, ffortiay
~ icsi Vc he ao:iA side G.! &ar.hall street, ruGu.pz ba.i
On IiGE.:t Avenue Is fsSt. y will be d!VtG<j, II Ge.!:c:,
!nto ta:cs lot: 9! 2? faet each. fronting oa hsiihall s.rec,.
tbs Is. without doubt, sinons The noet valuable i.cacioa,
II :!Is c.'y f17 bu,nsss purposes.
rssn:-oasfour;h cash, bAance a: 6, II and IS aou'hr.
70. Negotiable notes, Interest added, secured By = uu..
deed, take. &c. .se. 10 be pS!d by ;ke purchaser.
GOGDiS i APPEnSOS, Auc.!oaeers
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILEUAD
tuMrAEf.
TIGE Interest Coupons, due by this company OF ist JAZZ
ua-y eusu.ny, will be paid st their ot1ce - Charlotte
VILE. Affidavit will be required Except wb' re one rs,
been already ~furn!ahed . st size holde. Is 3 citizen o!the
Confederate sta;es, aaG wSs Il bona ade OVER OF ae
bond, on lot May ids. J.. IL RElp,
Dec I'D JaplI Trra urer.
LynchLusy ''Republ!ssu" Had "T!.etolsu" Will please
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iaoaAS r. LOVE & ALFRED MOSS,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.

VT, LII q FAIaFAx COURT HOUSE. VIRGINIA.
'LeE ITe ih.tr attention to the prosecution Of claims
SGT, -a-,f lie sen Of the Confederate Congress for Losses
X. 81 1es ~ The scts Of the enemy, and 70 the perpstua.
7ary Ts'eore In casss Of lsves abducted or 6srbored.
4, a. s'so kaead &c tie prosecution Of claims against
as5.sa,'a'e G Government.
Asn At Thsroughfare, Va Dec 9o-c1Oas