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THIRD YOLUM L
SOUTHERN FIELD& FIRESlDE
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.

rB1IIE THIRD VOLUME OF THIS FAv0U-
4 RITE SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL
commenced with the issue of May 25th, 1851. 1t
is Published at Augusta, Georgia, every Saturday;
containing forty columns Of entertaining reading
matter: devoted to LITERATURE, AGRICUL-
TURE, ll0RTICUbTTRE; at the low price Of
Twu Dollars per year.
Its Editors are: Literary, JAS. NATHAN Ellis;
Agricultural, DANIEL LEE, NJ. d., Professor Of
Agriculture in Georgia University; Horticulture,
NIrToE LATASTE.
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BoWles & Hughes,

DESpECTEULLY inform the citizens of Els
HI field. and all whom it may concern, that they
arc prepared Mt their wci-knuwn stand, BOWLES
STEAM II MILL in
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sS" The war correspondent of the Charleston
Ncrcmy reports the sick Of DosnAM's Brigade
rapidly improving since heir return to Fairfax
Court House.
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xsTASTED, Eya Young Lady with good
wv English education. u situation aS Teacher
The app!icantis is n native Uf the District and mas
experience as a Teacher Apply =, this Office.
Aur 2S II 80
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Notice /!

A LI. persons are hereby cautioned from tra-
"A ding for either Of ;Hn Notes given by the Sub
tcriber with Messrs. S. +. Goo,!c and E. Blnnd
as surc,ies) to Dr. NJ. LrBorde, the first dated
about 10th JAM 1860, for SSU5, payable LIST Jam.
1862, with intcrest--the other given Mt the snne
time for $3.50, payable lst January 1853, as tho
consideration for which said Notes were given
hns not been complied with, and am determined
to resist their payment.
July 81 81 'o
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II OSr, on Friday tie eth inst. ON the AK n
d A EoaI. Lot Of FISHING TACKLE and
Two Metallic FISH EoBS. The finder will con-
fer ravu-by lcaYing them at the AdvertSer once.
Aug 2s 1t 81
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Tie New Orleans Dcta says the prospects arc
unusually favorable Tor heavy crop of sugar t'''s
season. From every portion Of the sugar growing
re:,io.:. the same welcome reports are daily re-
ceiveri: and should 20 tempest VI premature ara
tipping frost intervene it is safe TO predict lar
ccr harvest than has ever heretofore been gather
I'd in Louisiana.
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Make Wagons Of every size and style

Having fine supply Of the best lumber, their
work will be found us good as the best. In the
way of encouraging home industry, and for your
own benefit give US a trial.
Apr2 tf 81
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rhe crisisinKentucliy.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 2l.-Thc crisis in Kentucky
is probably reached. Eighty armed men lett hero
this morning, rs 4 posse for the Collector, III a
special train, to captarc nine wagons loaded with
contrabanl goods on the Rocky Fork. Ihey lelt
the main line ut the Lebanon Junction, anu cap
turcl the train.
At the latest advices the captured wagons were
Gu. Of, and persons interested in the adventure
arc said to rns;der the property safe The Leha-
non Branch train did nc: reach the Junction, 1t is
supposed in consequence Of the track having been
destroyed.
Latsr-Thc Collectors posse have returned
with the rlundcr.
a printer, by the name Of Mccary was killed
by accidentally falling from tie train. Only enc
rail was pulled up on the Lebanon Branch. Ihc
plumber filled 25 freight cars.
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What Andy Johnson Expects TO DO.
WAsulxc7oS, August s4.--Andy johnson, late
of Tennessee, expects to head an army on his re-
turn TO that tate.
lie declared that lie will not return there unless
he accompanies u Union army. Lincoln Will 10
his utmcSr TO sustain the Union cause in that
Sta;c(9
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Cnur: iInusc Burned.
New York Cotton Market.

EAL7luo#E, Nh, Aug. 33i.-Townscnd COUNT
Court llousc, witt! its records, has been burned.
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ncct;ca..
DAxnrRY. Coyx., Aug. ga; the raising Of
peace Aag i'll Fairfield, Com, to-day, abou; 'io0
persons were !rcSvut, when sor!e of them attempt
ed to ra.sc the . S;ars and Stripes" The attempt
;aowcycr, vas successfully resisted, wi"r"""''" =
.ir!.t casnc,l, il; thc cnarse vi which
:.:cr. l,.s.f. y, ;',-ii:,tu::,;. aa! I;orhan,
o,s!y injured.
Slyvc!&, pici;aycs, anil stones were use'l,
:ir, arms. The peace tas is now ilying,
great excitement.
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The Charleston 'icr~ay reports The probable
election Of Hos JoEy Gill. SHORTER, 10 be Gov
ernurof Alabama: supposed majority over WATTS
Eve or six thousand.
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Auction !!
Il LIGHT ARTILLERY COMPANY
For Virginia

THyIlE undersigned, having agreed to raise n
4 Company Of MOUNTED ARTILLERY, to
serve the Confederate for the war, will receive q
certain number of sblc-hodicd volunteers The
company when filled, will be equipped, and armed
with field battery, and will be received into I'M
mediate active service. Apply to
Capt. ALLEN J. GKENN, Columbia.
Junior 1st Lieut.. S. P. RAEENEL, Charleston.
o,l Lieut.. WAG. II. ATKINSON, Columbia
Aug27 '+
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an APP
~ plicatiun will bc made to the Legislature ut
its next Session, to alter and amend tho Charter
of Incorporation Of the Town of Aiken.
Aug 2l 5t& 90
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Notice..

u HAVE several EXPERIENCED HANDS in
4 nv Shop. We nrc prepared to REPAlt BUG.
GIES, CARRIAGES. WAGONS. Nr. Also. all
work ncruninr to IL Wood or Blacksmith Shop
strictly attended to-not only for ncatncss but for
durability. dEO. D. efkolhEn;
Aug Ia u %
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State of South Carolina.

AnIT ASD INSPECTOR (EyEIALs OFFICE,
Charleston, $. G., Aug. IL, lSGl.
GENERAL ORUER, no. 100.
A LII persons whose bonds arc in possession of
IA this Department. who may have given aIcsc
bonds for arms issued to Companies witch have
since di>han!rd, are hereby notified tha, such
bunds will he put in sui; unless the sail arms are
returned within thirty days from this date.
By order Of the G"vcrnur.
CHARLES II. SGMG%T0N,
Acting Aij't ami Inspector General, S. {.
Anx 20 II 81
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Sheriff S Sale !!

MIOTLCE.--Allrc III persons having claims nsains;
~ the Estate OF Margaret ll!jurn, deed, are
requested to present them, duly attcstcd and
those indebted 20 said Estate a7o notified to pay
the same by next Rc:u;n dsy. Longer indul'
gcncc will not be given.
JULIUS DAI, !.dur.
Aug oS 81 53
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Peace Flag Raising and a Row in Com

New York. Aug. 2:;.-salcs of cotton to-day
[ SEQ bales .M;li;ins Urlan;is l9!,'.
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands asainst the rs
IN tate of Rnsela Gla,ocE, deed, VIII plons
hand them in to me. properly nttesteI, lmmedl-
a;cly. p. X. EhaLoCh, hN "I,
Marc iu
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Tie following arc cullc' from many
EXPRESSIONS OF TIE PRESS.
ITS writers are tho most distinguished in the
S""'i y Delta, New. Orleans.
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N1OTICE.-.All persons indebted to the Es.
~ tate of G. W. Landram, decd, are requested
TO come forward Immediately for settlement; aad
those having demands against the snme will pre-
sent them. W. NJ. LANDRUM, Adm'Or.
April 3 ID
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having FULL SUPPLY of all kinds COMING
SEASON selling them the WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES,
Not Raising the Price of Any Article!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-31

I'd ICHOND PUTTERIES, foot OF Main st.,
II, Rockets, and corner of Cary sud 18th strees,
RICHMOND, VA,
KEESEE & PAIR, PRoPRIEToRs.
The subscribers respectfully inform the naer
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
that they are manufacturing the best qualify Of
STONEWAKE. which they offer for sale ss tae
very lowest prices for cash.
krAil Ware sold By will be delivered "a any
par. of the city free of charge.
THOS. w. KEESEE,
de4 DAVID PARR.
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FDWAKD ID. EACHO,
H. GENERAL AGENT
AND COLLECTOR.
Office GA l4th. batweoa Main and Franklin sta.
corner of Exchange Alley,
Richmond, TirStn!a,
Would respectfully inform his friends aad the
public generally, that he will continue the ssme
line of business the ensuing year, viz Renting
Hiring out aud sel.og Negroes, Negotiating
Loans, Collecting Bonda, Notes, and Open Ac-
counts. Adjusting Claims, aad attending to si
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has re-
ceiyed for the last nine years, would respect
fully solicit continuance Of the sane.
Persons in the country intending to send me
their servants for hire, would please do if pos
IDLE by the lst or Cd of January in order tina.
good prices and comfortable homes may be Sc
cured de l9-Im
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VIKdfNIA CENTRAL K1IIE0


WlNx6k A&AAHQ81ANE
On and after MONDAY. November It'll
Nail and Passenger Trains viii leave Ra1hD0
0ordonsville, Charlottesville, and S>Anntca.
Ct 730 A. n, connecting with the Cgane
Alexandra Railroad Passenger Train q &C.
Vile, fOr NanssaAs. and tntsrme0in4e points, II
Charlottsavkle Tor Lynehourg. a
Between Staunton and yAeksou's River u
Train will 10 run trtwsekly. leaving Gtsns
Tussdays, Thursdayx and Saturdays b.
sons Rvsr a. Aeadags, WsdnssdAyA =
days.
connects with the leAll Train. anA lsaveD 0ss.e
on MondAyas WsanosdAys, I'D Ju1ayA -
hen ON TuAsAAyA TAsfsdays, end eaanrdA{s.
Hartman, Mason = 0nb htAee tinA 10 y
Sulphur. LswtsbNvg. Be-. eoanscss wisA saas
On Tuesdays 3AnNeaYAt 81 oAtustays. =.
The regular ThrsusA IfsiSAt Trskn e c.
vile, and poin1 vss1 of thkle lsavss kehmes
7.NR. II. % annAa0A Tuesdays 81 ~
Aad arrive hon ~ Wslt = q \ H. - -
Weane6dAye end HfidnyA -
| y resa11e WV Itsl(AA Ifain - 0eeae n
end p1knAs go lsass1 aaAly lSnS1 -
q $50 IN n. yMxQQ
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1862.

II haAo HIRING. 1862.
CHARMS s. MAURICE, General Agent and
Collector, Office No. 70 Main street, Richmond,
Va tenders his services to the public generally fer
Renting out Houses selling Real Ests'e. HitipW out
kervsnts. negotiating Loans. and collecting 1kqbts
In Hricg out servants, shall be careful 70 Select
comfortable homes and fair prices, and viii be
prompt Ia making collections and payments to
owneIe
Good qusrtsrs will also be furnished to servants
until homes procured for them. Satisfactory
references given. Letter address, box / Ola, Rich
mond, Va de 23---lyn*
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DELLEVuE HOSPITAL, CHURCH HII.I.
II RICHMOND va

L - ELLGS UE hoSPI : AL, CHURCH Hill.
I'D RICHMOND, va.
WHITE PATIEsrs-1n wards, % per week; in
private rooms " to SIS per week.
sLAVEs-$5 per week Less than q week Oil
per day but not to excesd IS per week. Frac-
tons over the week, II cents per day.
No extra charges except for sargscal operations,
Ar. then an additional fee ranging from % to $50
wiz be charged " Bills pay able on the reno
val OF the patient. N small pox admitted
covered spring wagon ~l convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired. orders may
be left at tbs Hospital, At the office Of A. L.
HoLLApAY, Thirteenth street. between Main aud
Cay.
4 he subscriber, who has been connected with
the Institution since its foundation, having tsken
1t under his exclusive cha( ksidsd by competsn,
orally.
Attending Physician and Sr rgeon,
JAMES BOLTON NJ D.,
Grace st., between a,h and 5th.
ASSISTANTS:
G. w. p. BROCK NJ. D.,
Church Hill, cor. 2Sth sud Marshall STA
w. w. COGGIN NJ D.,
ta ls-ly Resident Physician.
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OFFICE RICHM'B AND PET'G RI
Richmond, Va, Oct. 49, $50
" WEDNESDAY,, October 23rd, the fol
Schedule win be run on this rosd:
HAVING RIcA sOnD.
Mall Train, daily, ct. ............-..-A0
Freight and Accommodation, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, at....-..-..9 A. II. end
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mail Train, daily, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .00
Freight and Accommodation, daily, sx-
H6The Traias leaving Richmond Ct 5
and p. r. connect with rsirs South Of n
burg.
~ Traveiers will bear In mind that thel
required to show pass rom the Cover cor OF
other authorized person, tetore they can leav'
city by this road.
ll-ts THOA- IA. WYNNE AMI
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TXTINTER ARRANGEMENT.
10 JAMESTOwN,K KINGS MILL, GRO
STONE HOUSE. AND ROCK
A

Thnstea,nfr CURTIS PECK. Capt. J. H. N
MAN, Will. on and after Wednesday morning :
the 3Oth instant, leave the wharf 1t RoeketA(
ulrly every Monday. Wednesday. md III
mornings, at d O'Clock precisely, for the =
places; lay at the Rock Wharf al night, al
turn each alternate dsy-Tussday, ThursastI
Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING Rock Wharf 4
same hour, q o'clock, and touch at ell inc n
landings. going and returning.
~ Passage and freight - usuA.
oc % II q. HANYu
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VA. AND TENN. RAILROAD q
4 NPORTANT NOTICE.
FREIGHT TRAIN ~
Carrying kaiis and Passengers,

On and after MONDAY. 10th inst the i
Trains of this Company will be run dali
days exeepted,) leaving Richmond for FREQ
burg and intermediate points ut 8 A. M, 1
rive In Frede icksbuJg at $50 p. II. Retj
viii lssve Fredericksburg ct I A. NJ, and q
Richmond at IL n.
~ For the accommodation OF pssssnsers|
senger coach will be attached to each trainl
sengers only for regular depots can be carried
- Fare the same IS by the Pas engsr Tr1
~ By the same trains daily morning II
Mail will be carried between Richmond and |
ricksburg. SAMUEL. RUTJ
Superintendent TrsnspJfts
Office r., r. & P. r. r Go, I
Richmond. Dec. 10, 1e6i.
~ No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE, Of scy
ether than personal baggage. will be taktt I
mail and passenger trains, bat only Oh
freight and passenger trains
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HOSPITALS.

TOSFfTAL OF THE MED CAL COL.
ri LEGEOF vIRGIN1A-This Hospital
erected by the lIbersiiy OF the State, q. cost Of
more than $4,000 is now completed, and open for
the reception OF patients. 1t is admirably adapted
by its plan for the acr omcdation OF the sick, and
is furnished with every convent nee requisite for
their comfort and successful treatment. Its sltua
ton on Marshall street esst OF I'm Immediately
&c iaeent to the Medical College. while retired and
eiry is at the time central and convenient OF
access from all parts Of the ci.y.
Tho patients are under the immediate charge OF
the Professors OF the Colege, who make daily
visitsi assisted by competent hssicent fnysf
clan.
All persons recurring Medical or Surgical treat
nent are admitted, eAcarr the INSANE, and thoze
labor.ng under SMALLPOX AND OTHER IsFKc.
TIoUs DISORDERS.
Lying In women, both white and co!ored, re.
ceivs special care and attention.
CHARGES,
Including Board, Medical Attendance, &c:
White Patients ....... 90 per week.
Slaves ..................... ....--.
And at the same rate for fractions of week.
For less than one week, u per day, mp to the
charge for full week.
Several neatly furnished Private Rooms have
been provided for those desiring separate acc mmo-
datons. The charge for these will vary from ~
3i5 per week.
For surgical operations q zee ranging from IS to
$50 will be required, In addition to the above week
ly rates
sB- AL charges payable on the removal of tie
patient.
A limited number of beds placed at the disposal
of Charitable Associations, at $50 per annum, pay
able semiannually, or at corresponding rste for
six months.
Pa ;snts conveyed to or from the Hospital In
suitable Vehicle, provided especially for the pur
pose.
Citizens and s'rac gers are invited to Wait TIE
Hospital and inspect its arrangements.
Iresident-Dr. l. s. JOYNEa
Attending Physicians-Drs. TUCKER, CON
WAY and MCCAW.
Attending S1rseons-Drs. GIBSON PETICO-
LAS and WEXFORD.
Resident Ply s;eiap-Dr. ISAIAH Fl. WHITE.
Steward-F +. N. PARISH. 22-Iy
EOURTH STREET HOsPITAL.--The lsdies
4 of The First Baptist Chu1 ch have procured a
house on Fourth street, beyond Leigh, and propose
opening il as a hospital for sick and wounded sol
diers on Monday Lext. They will be grateful for
any supplies either of provisions clothing from
:hs city or country, that may be adapted to the
wants OF the patients. Constitutions for this pur-
pose may be left at tae hospital, at the store of
Mr.. WIN g. DASDRIDGE, loo Broad street.
"a ll-ts
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NJ EaRO HIRING FOR LOCO

The Subscribers have associated themselves TO-
gether 20 conducts
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS
In the city Of Richmond, embracing the Hiring
ont OF Negroes Renting out ,uses, selling Real
and Personal Estate, tEs.
Their special attention will be given to Hiring
out Negroes; and from the long experience which
each have had feel confident that they will be able
10 procure fair prices and good homes for all ne
groes entrusted to their care. They solicit q
tinuance Of that liberal patronage heretofore be-
9 owed upon each of them. They have made am
pie arrangements to have negroes cared for till
hired out ard In cases Of sickness will give our
personal attention.
We earnestly request our friends to send their
negroes TO by the lst of January. Better prices
and better homes can be obtained by sending them
| in early f. A. J. CLOPTON,
RO. b. LYME.
NB Office corner Of Franklin and Wall streets,
opposite Dicksrsou Il Hill. up stairs.
10 AT
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G EdARB, OHEWINa AND
y SMOK ING TOBACCO.
We have on hand consigned frcm New or cana, a
large lot assorted stock of SEGARS. also su-
peror and low grades Of Lynchourg CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO. Some Of the high
est grades Of each put up IL the Southern Con
fsderacy.' JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il OTEY,
de l3-3w ID Pearl at.
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RICA'D DANTILLE K. 4. CO.,
DECEMBER 10, 1861. s
NOIiGE.-At meeting of the Board Of Di.
~ rectors held this day. dividend of Three per
cent was declared, pay able on the lst cay OF Jan
uIy, 1862. The Transfer Books will be closed
from tie 18Th instant TO the list day of January
1862
THOMAS W. BROCKENBROUGH,
ce lin Auditor
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= MED1lAL GA RID

~ OFFiCE PkACI
DIR. PLUM Of tss old Medical House, ed
himself ma.nl 10 an otfics practice. On Fri
street, little below the Exchange Hotel, and
onaliy opposi 8 Odd Fellows Hall, where I
and confldensd treatment may be obtained
sonable tsrrnI Those who have been expo
cs-tain coUttsdous aiinenta, are invited
early. -
Communal lions Ly mall, or otherwise, pre-
attended to. 0ifiee open from 8 A. H. till
nv a3-tJ RICHMOND.
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~ N. 5. sTuRDIyANT,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAY

IL " ATTORNEY AT Law
RIcHxoSD,
PRACTICES IA tia Courts OF The @ ty Of
moni, auJoi Iegrieo county. In the Court
uaais, Id kio Canfar,.te States Court aud
attend to- a,.y Legal b4siness before any
T- OfflCs--Cognas of Bank and 18th I
stalrs-~enaapco on Bank 81 de7-
80 ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-THE d
'rLASTTU AND VULCANiTE
CES.s.-u. W. JONES, DssrIsr, hsvi
right for the aao.e mode of making Teett,
Ing satisfied II its a5soluto superiority
o.hor methods, can with confidence comm
those desiring fall OF partial gets Of teeth,
peciaIl7 cuch az may be dissatisfied will
they are Lew usiug. The perfect sdspta
the pials to me odth. and the suction thel
cured enables him to insert one or moro
UiIh0m clasJr. This method having been 4
by those sts.,iing highest in the profession
aud South, testimonial, viii be given and,
mems OK hibi,cd TO those wishing to soc thenl
Of Teeth, os gold or any other plate,
course be made for those preferring them,
ing, Cleansing, Extrsctiug, and sill other Cpd
gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth g.
BY Iii ECTKICITY, without pain.
~ Office On Main street, opposite Coz
HAIL - ut
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| GHEWINa AND
| " 6MOhiN6
| TOBACCO.
Ihave On hand q: Factory, ON 7th street.
RICHMOND, VA,
| 4 large stock of
CHEWING
TOBAO
| OF all grades and styles,
A: prices ranging from
| Is to IS cents per pound,
DARK
TWIST and other
FANCY STYLES
SMOKING TOBACCO;
TO 20 cents per pound,
All of which Is offered for sale at moderate prices
| for cash.
~ Prompt attention paid to all orders accom-
panied with cash.
| oc 1G-3mGf) JAMES THOMAS, JR.
Tu ACCo.
For sale on commission,
A lie rye stocl1.of
Virginia Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco,
Louisiana Peri4de Tobacco, by
AUG. j. SMITH & CO, -
no 2l-2m l25 Main street
DOWHATAN PIPES.
Having the agency for the sale of the ceIe.
brated
franklin Powhatan PIPES,
We offer the same, all sizes,
at manufacturers prices.
no 2l-2m AUG. j. SMITH & co.
TIGARS, OTGAKETTES, DO.
W. offer for sale a large assortment of
Cigars,
AUG. J. SMITH & CO.,
no 2I-2m l26 RIain street.
6 n U F.
We offer to the trade,
At manufacturers prices,
Jones & Hudson's celebrated
SCOTCH SNUFF.
no2l--2m AUG. J. SMITH & co.
FLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO.
The subscribers offer for ssle two hundred thou
sand pounds Florida Leaf Tobacco, suitable for
the manufacture of fue cigars, both filters and
wrappers.
We are the agents for the sale of the Florida To
bacco, and coming froD, she planters direct manu-
facturers and spectators cannot fail t, make any
selection they wish. The sooner spplications are
made the better. s. WYATT CO.,
No. 16s EAs. Bay, Charleston, S. O.