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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SAVE The PIECES.
ECONOMY, DIsP4Tru,
j. "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine. IN
As accidents will happen, even in wei repul,-
ted families, il Is very desirable 20 have Sem,
cheap and convenient, way for repairing Furniture
Toys, Cookery, &c.
'ALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
meets al such emergencies. and no bons.i,,I.g
can ah ord to he without IL |, i already and ~,
TO the sticking point
"t'st~ an ervy HsS-"
\. f. brush accompanies each Bottle
Price. - cents.
Address,
HENRY {. SPALDING.
No. IS Cedar Street, Nrw-lork.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STITE OF TER.UONI.
ESSEX District So.
The Probate Court the District OF EsseX.To all per
son. Interested Ia III. estate William p Barnard late
Dorchester the County o Norfolk and State OF Mas
sichuSeits deceased.
Royal Joysn, administrator upon said estate repre-
semi, 10 this Court tby his petition writing, that the
said deceased died selzed Of real estate in this State, 10
Being four acres out OF me thrd DIVISION "i anS III
fur the heirs and those Interested IN
said estate reside out Of this State and that II ~"d h
far ,eir interest said real estate sold. And adj
Instrator has made application TO said Court for license
and authority sell said real estate pursuant 10 the pro-
visions of law that behalf sad application VIII be-
heard and decided by said Court at the Probate ONCE
unenburg in said district the 9Th day Of November
You are therefore hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court at time and place aforesaid and object
ym see cause, to the granting of said license.
Dated at unenburg, this sd day Of September, A. d
ISL ,o~un,,oruoi,o'
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GEORGE u. TYLER co
HARLEY VI HALL. "ohi =
. TATE OF VERMO Mt.

y IAItuONIa DIStTlCt,
In Probate Court. held al 81 Johlsburv within and 10,
said District. on the ID day ol Oct. 4 ID ISL
Instrument. pururiins 10 b. the last " i'll and TeS
"a lament al Curtis + Lawrence late E" Barnet III said
District deceased being presented ~ the Court Cynthia
W Lawrence. the rAecuriN therein named Probate
II is ordered bv said Court. that all persons concerned
therein, bc Notified I" appear session said Court
be- ho,-n N the Probate Ofc in 81. Juhu-burv The
18th dIv Of oct, ISL. and show ii they
have against the Probate said Wiz which purv
is further ordered that COPY Of the TIL, order
be published. three weeks SlCCcSSlvclv in The CalronlI
printed II ST Jol>burv, To sail time ppon
iuT hearing. ASA l.. FRENCH. judy. oI Probate
\ Cp,r ot record.
t.-64 Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
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Re IN DAYS OF OLD. "a
th're vas 4 time, in 'tav~ of old.
hen health was priced above line soli
That day ha- pas,sd-ail now neglect
That precious b"n-a Sh pud pr otect.
OF sens" AMI reason All are hrren
Or II would appear there's hut little left
Apply II then 10 cure vo,r Ills
By the immediate Use of Ii"rritk's Pills
These remarkable Pills siartl" whole communities by
their w0nlcriulrurtS Adapted - infancy YOUTH man
hood and old age Pat MP with En- liSl Spanish French
AMI term IN directions. Elegantly coated with sugar
rrreIy vegetable ana sell i'll large family boxes
See advertisement. Gl-i3
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CT NICHOLAS HOTEL
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Board reduced to 81 per day.

Since the opening of this vast and commodious
Hotel, in 1854, it has been the single endeavor of
the proprietors to make it the most sumptuous,
convenient and comfortable home for the citizen
a.d stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer
to the comfort of its guests they have endeavored
without regard to cost, to provide. and to COM
bine all the elements of individual and social en-
joyment which modern art has invented, and
modern taste approved; and the patronage which
it has commanded during the past six years is
gratifying proof that their efforts have been ap-
preciated
To meet the exgencies of the times, when all
required to practice the most rigid economy
the undersigned
Haze reduced the Price Of Board to Tuo
Dollars per day,
at the same time abating none of the luxuries
with which their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB & co.
New York. Sept. 2, 1861. 62-65
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tory, and declare that St Louis is as good as

in their possession.
Information has been received at Jefer-
son City that 10000 rebels were a few DAYS
since in the southern part Of Greene county,
moving northward. A body Of 1000 were
also in Bates county, going toward Osceola,
under command of Young Mccullough, either
son Or nephew of the ubiquitous Ben.
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T. S L r A Y!

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
about the oath of Sept. three buck lambs. tone
with horns.) The owner is requested to prove
psoperty, pay charges and take them away.
REUBEN SPAULUING.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. y, 1851. 6l-63.
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advise every one who has Cough or Hn<-
Ky Voice or Bad Breath, or any difficulty Of the
Throat, 10 Set a package of nv Throat Conftc-
tonS, they VII! relieve you instantly, and YOU VIII
agree with me that they 20 right 10 the spot
You viii find them very useful and pleasant while
travelling or attending public meetings for shilling
your cough or allaying your thirst. II vou Try
one package am safe in saving tina: you viii ev-
er afterwards consider them Indispensable. You
Will ind them Al the Druggists and Dealers Ill
Medicines
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DAINTTN G, G L A 4 N G
PAPER HANGING.

G. W. GOODELL having bought out the stock
of X. Page will continue the painting, glazing
and paper-hanging business at the old stand for
merly occupied by Parks & Page.
St Johnsbury, Sept "a, 1861. 6l-63
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TO.NUISSIONER.S' NOTIrE

WE the subscribers beingappoinedhy the Probate Court
w the district Caedon.a commissioners receive
and adjust all claims and demands of all ter,ru
against the estate OF ESTHER BARBOCx late oi Burke
In sald district deceased, and the claims deceased
exhibited III offset thereto hereby give notice that
months from the 3Uh day oSept \. 1851 allowed
the creditors To present their claims To said
Tor examination and allowance and that will ip,
that purpose al the dwelling house OF ASahel Burlington
IN Burke aforesaid on the 3St day nt Oct the
3lst day of March next, Al o'clock the afternoon on
each OF said days
GEORGE ID. TYLER ,,
6o-64 HARLEY HALL. t'oht -
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Economy in Bread max in"-It ha : he,

Economy in Bread max ng.-It has been
proved beyond question tina, barrel of -four will
yield an cIgth more bread when PYIE'S DIErETIC
SALERATrS is used for rising it. than when made
with any other knd,and the product will be more
easily dlIc>tcd. and therefore much more whole
some. Any intelligent lady will discover this at
ter a few trials. But all should beware of worth
less imitation, put up i'll red papers with coun-
tcrfelt trade marks See that the name of James
Pyle, 3i5 Washington St, New York, is on the
package.
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SCHOOL MEETING.

The legal voters in School District No. in
St JohnSburv are hereby notified and warned to
meet at the School House on The corner of Win
ter and Summer Streets. in said District, on Fri
day the 4th day of October next at o'clock, D.
m, to act on the following articles, viz:
LIST. TO see if the District will vote to raise
sum of money to pay the debts of the District
and the expenses of the Schools for the current
year.
I'd. To transact any other business that can be
legally done at said meeting.
o. w. BAKER, Clerk
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
L Whereas, my son. Orren c. Hendrick has
left my premises without my consent, and gone
to parts unknown. therefore hereby request all
persons not to harbOr or trust him on nv ac-
count. as shall not pay any debts of his con-
tracing after this date, but shall claim his earn
ings. HENRY HENDRICK.
West Concord. Sept. q. 62-64
WitnesS-GEO. {. FRYE.
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st. JohnSburv, Sept. %. 1861.
T LIBERATION NOTICE.

This certifeS that l have given my son Lew
is NJ. Smith his time during the remainder of hi,
minority, to transact business for himself. and
shall not claim his wages nor be accountable for
his contracts after this date.
BENJAMIN SMITH.
Attest, GEO. F. FRENCH.
Lunenburg. VT. Aug. 20, 1861. C2-G4'
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CAUTION

As certain unprincipled persons are attempting
10 palm OF on the unsuspecting public, limitations
OF my Prepared Glue. would caution all persons
to examine before purchasing, and see that the
full name,
II SPALDING'S PREPARED GLCE,Fn
is on the outside wrapper; all others are sWind-
ling counterfeits.
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY.

That have this day given to my son Alvs
G. Page, his time, and shall claim none of hi:
wages. or pay any debts of his contracting after
this date
JAMES PAGE.
Attest, DANIEL CoFFRAS.
Groton, Sept. "a, 1861. 62.64*
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MANHOOD HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Just Published, in Sealed Envelope,
A IECTI-RC
GRANITE STONE CUTTING.

The subscriber having had FIVE years expert
ence in Boston and one on the Vermont State
House, feels confident that he can do better
loo of Stone work than there is in Northern Yer
mont. and would say to the public that he will fill
all orders at short notice.
P B. LAIRD.
West Danvile VT. Sept. II, 1861. 6l-61
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D U. MORRISON.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

The dwelling house and garden of the late Miss
Abigail Chamberin, and about FIVE acres of yalu-
able land are now offered for sale. The house is
two story, nearly new, has recently been painted,
and is but few steps from the Academy and
Congregational and Methodist meeting houses.
1t is well supplied with water, has barn and
shed attached. and altogether is one of the most
desirable residences in the place.
For terms inquire Of EZRA c. CHAMBERLIN
at Peacham Corner.
Peacham. June II, 1861. Att
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Those who are about rr;urni>hiny or
decorating 'h"ir dwellings with Carpets, should
read the advertisements Of the New England
Carpet Company. Of Boston, in to-day paper
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I ITERATION.

I ITERATION.
IL This is 10 certify that have given nv son.
John Carbec. his time during the remainder Of his
minority. Therefore, shall neither lain hi,
wages nor pay his debts after this date
WN. CARBEE
JAS. CARBEE. Witness
Luncnburg, Sept. - 1851. Gl63.
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al soldier wounded
REBEL ADVANCE On PADCCAH
4 wounded rebel prisoner, who SAYS

\ wounded rebel prisoner, who says as
death IS sure he may as we'll tell the truth,
says he saw Pillow in kentucky, back of
Columbus, on Saturday, and he is marching
on Paducah with an army of 2',oOO strong :;
that JEFF Thompson's movements are feints
to draw our attention from that quarter.
1t was reported at Paducah Sunday, that
Pillow had left Columbus to join the troops
marching on Paducah from Tennessee
Their united forces were 10000 men.
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They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They lmpart delicious aroma 10 the breath.
They are delightful 70 the ta>t,-.
They are made of simplt- herbs and cannot
harm any ore.
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CAPTJ RE OF MANCHESTER By THE REBELS
GREAT DEVASTATION.

CAPTURE OF MANCHESTER By THE REBELS
GREAT DEVASTATION.
The Louisville Journal of Monday has re-
liable information that Zollicotfer with reb-
el force, has taken Manchester, Clay county,
with great loss Of property.
There is doubtful rumor that 600 rebels
had an engagement with 800 federals Of the
10th Indiana regiment, on their way between
BardStOwn and Bloomfield The result is
not stated.
Judge Nentris of Hardin was arrested and
committed on Saturday, for aiding the rebel
lion.
The rebel force under Humphrey Marshall
has disbanded and gone home.
The body of Capt Abbott of Columbus, In
diana, who was killed by sentinel by mis-
take, near Louisville, on Saturday, has been
sent home.
The rebel general Buckner is reported to
be at Greenvi!le, Muhenburg county, with
200 men, supposed TO be on the way to de-
stroy the locks on Green river.
James b. Clay ha, been admitted to bail in
$l0Ooo before Judge Catron. to appear at
the January term. Cay X Jacobs are his
bail
The rebels attempted to burn the bridge
one mile from Norfolk, Monday morning,
but were repulsed by Capt Noleman's caval
~. Three rebels were killed, and one teder-
al soldier wounded.
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BRlGlITON.

me oreSlis columns contain true lis; of the res i,
ana NONRESIDENT aud, Iuv described with th. amount
OF town. STATE. school and hi INV Az faxes and STAT, t,,,
due thereon. ST T" the respectively
MA 50 lH!ch 9" Nthi lands AMI property VIII .. SOLD NJ
pth!ic an, hon Al the TowH Clerks on, e on MONDAY
The 18Th dAs II OCTOBER III i, VIII t- r., Ilr, -
pay eah! taNr~ an! III l..al costs,
w. CADES. l.; Constable. amt
collector Of Brighton TpWA Taxes
Brighton. Essex County, VI. Sept. 81. l,tl. t2,3
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SPALDING'S PEPARED GLUE,

u n single bottle of SPALDING'S PEPARED
Gil T. viii save ten times lis cost annually If
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EVERYBODY CAN HAVE ONE

IL
| am selling good Lounges for 500. J. Tn
der he Post Office. 39-tf J. T. CASINO.
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rast nar a. ,ha canf. asra.e s,ate..

4
| The near approach IF the time appointed TO
be observed as a day OF fasting and prayer by
| the people Of the Confederate States, induces
| us 10 repnb Iish the Proclamation OF The Press
| ident, issued at Montgomery on the 24th OF
| Mar iast
| aRotLAsArios TO TEE FE0YLE OF TIE cosFrp-
ERAfK sfATks.
When a people wac Recognize our tndepea-
dence upon God, feel themselves surroa nded
by peril and difficulty. 1t becomes Them 10
humble themselves nuaer the dispense ton Uf
Divine Providence, 80 recognize HIS righteous
government, acknowledge His goodness in
times past, and nupplIcaie His nderC!tu1 rgo-
lection for The future.
The manifest proofs of The Divine blcgsinx
hitherto eAteuded 70 the efforts OF th. people
Of the Con ecieyste = 4 tes of America to main
tsin and peTreiuate public liberty, indy idu.l
rights and national Independence demand
their deyout and heartfelt gratitude 1t be-.
comes them 10 give public manifestation OF
this gratitude, and OF their dependence upon
the j n6Ee OF all the Earth, and 10 10 woke the
continuance OF Bis favor Knowing that
none bus a Just ana rig 'sons cause gain
the DIVINE favor, We would im piOTs the LORD
q: Hosts TO guide aud airvct our po.icy.in the
p1Ihs OF TighL duty, justice and mercy 20
unite our hearts and our efforts fos TIE ae-
fence OF cur dearest Iis At<. 10 sifabg then our
%en@iirss, crown DOR arms with su3e"ss, aud
enable Hs 10 secure Il speedy just and AoaO-
rabe peace.
To these ends, aud ia conformity with the
request OF Congress, / Invite The people of
the Confe,Lsrate States TO the Oh ervauce OF a
day OF fasting and prayer by such religious
services rs may he nj able tor tue ocC - ION,
ana recommend Iharsday, the 18th day OF
jane next, Tor that purpose, and that we
may all ON that day, with one accord Join In
humble and TFsseTeutial approach to Him in
whose hands we are, inyokiug Him TO Inspire
Us with proper spirit and TEN per of heart
and mind 10 bear oar evils, 10 bless us with
HIS favor and protection, and 10 bcstow iIls
gracious beneGicti1a upon our Government
and conatry.
lSiSheuj JEFFERSON DAVE
BY the Pres idant:
X Yt,oU3gg SS.orAtary
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airlmunu pispatrb.
MONDAY MORNING.
written for the Richmond Dispatch ]
To the Trccpx of virginia.

Sons of The sunny sea;h-mareh anl
Fis bt Tor Your rights: be steAA..a ard brave
Yours be tn. yieior's lanrel. wTAa' h'a crown,
ur IA" fall n parios's houored grave
i2Fs hA the tzAk 10 Tree car fair land
From the migrate Northmanfs hated power;
O9gs q, Itch o 81 the fsl''a Of your band
And sustain them ia their dying hour.
Fear n 3 The North for its angry hnrdes
Oar rich >antheyn lands sha aeger take;
Tr1st IN yAar Gai WELD frs}y your words
The "eas e. falls when htt by the ShAse.
Heed not their Threat n3Hgs aod enEsas GreAi
Eut inch nv inch their fell maSrh witSstasd.
ItaY tduqkf! with gslisat Lbs at your head,
And IggFBas0N DAVIS 10 take G naaad
Fight for the lard Of tha lie .samine aud rose,
az the festb'Iy pa m SID myrtle ut.
Whore tne pure magnolia rrcadtv grows
Ferfhe man ifat osth~ Oh. nobiY SIGHT
But G ht stlll more for y4ar netice >iqtef
Where n2sthcrS. sfs CTS. and loved ones live;
A - .tivo slaves shall ne sr be her fue.
For dear Virg MA your iifs-blood Giyo'
Wave aloft yoRr Gag In graceful folds
Al haiti IS < ouP II gndimW'd stsrs:
Irsfesd OF the ''-tri pes. (Which Line In hoIds,D
We've b,azon'd ours with red aud white
BARS -
Grasp tight lis staff, and bear Il on high,
NJ q roar ot canon and clash IF steel;
Dismal / u or broken % g e. er shalt lie,
Forever IT. m! ght the fee sh all feel.
Port Royal, Cardiac Coaafg, IA.
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I}AC0N, LEQU0tis, &C.

pawn, LfGCShs, &C.
400 bbls. Cincinnati common wHlsKGY,
geo bhls. inc &0untaiu RY = WHiSkEE
q bh!s. common GIN and Freaca BRASDY.
h&It piE9s Hennessy aud 0.aSd kRENCH
half pipes Holland GIN
% hblS. fOrt aad M&deira VINE.
and Ginger BRANDY.
bali bbls. German BIrTEES.
80 h6}s anS Virginia Apple and Peach
IS Rbls. Truti's RUIZ.
rs hhds. prime SHOULDERS and sIDgs
<,oVo hehoQsey's augar-oured Worlds Fair
HAMS.
100 smthfeld BANS.
10 tiorces and oDls prime Western LARD.
zee bel.. Exlr4 C, B, a, Crash 90 and Pow dered
30 tbIs srosrn SUGAR.
zoe Db!s. No /, : ard hACKERKL.
2o9 bbis. No. chi HEkRINGS.
* X. D. CHEESE.
60 bbls: Fine, sgR}erfne and Family FLoUE.
half bbls WHITE FISH
o. bb.s. Cu6a aud y ocioaus MOLAsSEg
haif boxo8 LOAF SUGAR
tjercss GOLDFISH
= bags RE md Lsguay7a COFFEE.
leo boxes MUSTARD.
se0 0AAiJUcSs.
81 bgndies Wrapping TWIEE
iod dozea Cotton 4ad ffomp LINES.
g. boxes CHALK and Pow Gatan PIPES.
90 20 boxes t:rfitEd fEPSEA.
btGDzaa bRrgNS
,)5o gross MATCHES.
20 c3zan BARE1ECOYGgg
ly3 dozen BUCKETS.
l3 dozen Catsr FUBS.i
BOO beX-a TOBACCO.
Sc reams WRAPPING PAPER
s. kegs "a a.. SODA.
" kegs BIGAGB. SODA.
IG1 kegs Nails.
1850 GIG A28.
u hall chests Green and Black TEA.
rs boxes MitehSlps CANDIES,
A'0 BOXES AdaHdntiae CANDLES.
Colgst7'F Dstersiys aad Fancy SOAP
ask me attention Of the trade TO the abovs
stock, which desire to soil for cash
my 2o-Im No Wain strS.t
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LAWS OF Waffle following are some of
the general rules which, according to eminent
iegai writers, govern commerce and property
during n state of hostiities
me war in which we are now engaged 81
lar as II affects property, is a public war and
not a eel 1odr. The Supreme Court of the
united sta ties, ia the year 1886 decided tina +
the war between Great Bri tain and the Uni led
COLONIES was, prior To the Declaration OF In
dependence, civil war, bur after that oeci :
fauon u became public war between indie
pfndent nations, and the rights of public war
attached 10 The new Government. BY remain.
log nentral, the nations of Europe recogniz.
our authority TO exercise the rights of a bel
!grrsnt nation engaged in public war, al
though they have not acknowledged our
claim 10 80 para,e national existence
Every nation at war with another is iueti.
liable by the law of nations TO seize and CON
nncaae az moraofe property OF it's enemy OF
every Kind or nature, wherever found whath.
er within u territory or not. But the eonfis-
cation OF the enemy's property is not Il neces.
hary consequence of a declara ton of war
tne sovereign authority may exercise the right
OF not at its option.
The modern usage OF nations is 10 abstain
from The coniiscation of debts due TO an enc
my, or his property found within the territory
al the pffaking out OF war, but such usage "a
mere guide which the Sovereign NAV diere
GARD AZ his will. Unless confscated bv the
act OF the Sovereign, ths right TO sue a. hts
niu properly Is only suspended during the
AHfiftA Win TIE return peace.
out me Government has the right TO confiS
Ut absolutely extinguish debts due from
tss,, e,,'zrns to the enemy, and sach conksea-
.i,n "ouiu be good defence to a sun upon
sI,f urpes, Drought alter peace was res toresi
|,,l]ehs OF cur enemy cannot sue IN onr
fhsrn III Iuu Noiun ts,ry payment OF debts 10
~ sia WI doubtless be prohibited. teeanse az
my. ""io aioTd the enc
noan sap'e property, such as lands and
ss,., ss, possessed by the citizens of one F1snw-
snhi.e, "a the country OF the enemy are no,
sabJrct 10 eonnscation, but the inccy,,a. 90 Ioi
oia may De seqnes tered In order 10 1919
as Tpsihe rtrnstted to The enemy b'e'eht
.,. ns phopefiy OF neatrals must be resuec,a4
mahition, naval stores and Ssner,I,v am
aelss, are eontraband Which NAV assist tha
s sha'ny ~ hostile operations. Even uroyis
eonprs toa; a. 49,. are sometimes regarded rs
my. "a lae ems
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a. D WAT.RIAs PLACE OPEN FOR

YE;EA lSlTOhe Fer lbe purpose o. accom-
&...4.:s-.s no5a;inG number OF families II u
haste virginia ADD the South, ~ no are seeking
c"iDiofteble ana safe summer Retreat the p "a
pTirl.f< OF the oA g Il b REL 50 Up NJ x
STRINGS have made aFran Senents for the INN =
aAle reception Of v.sl or-. This pleasant w A -
IhRIAG PLACE is eleven miles from salem
pot GA the NlrSiuia and Tennessee R4ilroad
ana arrangements viii De made 20 convey persons
IRON that point to the Springs
IkSi 500 per M ID Tor the entire season
S4o Tor Que mooth, and - per day / any time
le.s tAa2 1t month. Cbi tdroH ana servants half
price c. w SHANkS AND on liER4 ~
ie lin Pr -,
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i .vAD EMS WINDOW SHADE UEsssF
~ $50 BROAD STREET.
Having disposed OF 10y old stock Of ShsAaa a,
saeeion, have just opened large and beaUtifst
2ss0rtm9nt, al new styles:
lures: ' y 800 -
ee9 GOD and Velvet, 81. 90, worth 81. 60:
~ 9oid and Velvet Centre, 81. as very rfeh:
sss i.isht and Dark landscapes ga cents onIv.
$50 large 6iit-Framed PhkLoR PICTURES dii
Isfent scenery, ~ The low price of - 90, wcrth
1000 FIkE sCREENs, at rs cents each;
sn " WINDOW G0hNICEs, from rs cents n ss "a
EnEnsn, herman and American OIL CLOTHS All
widths, and very cheap. -
jail ~ the Dry Goods and Window Shade pa.
pei Of tap s-snI II. GOLDEN, 40 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-10
JOHN b. BALDWIN,
inspector General Va gorcas
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.

RICHH0SD. June 5, ls6I
n or u. -Comnan da0ts OF Companies who
who have been unable TO procure from this be
P@Etinent, Cartridge Boxes Bayonet Sea bbards
auu Fsrcqssion Gap Pouches, are hereby autho-
rzsd to obtain the sans elsewhere Thew will
duiy certify TO the Necessity of the purchases and
e fSirhess OF prices, AID forward the accounts to
tuis Department. q ninA;0Ck W
is 5--2w Colonial Of 0rInanI;