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Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06

Springfield, Mo-, May 4.--Hon. Phelps ad-
dressed the largest meeting since the Secession
excitement. he said that Secession was un-
constitutional, and believed in revolution only
when evils so great exist that civil war is pref
arabic. BE said that Missouri should not take
part in war between the North and the South
without consultation with her people. He ap-
proved Gov. Jackson refusal to send troops to
aid the Federal Government. he expressed the
hope that the Border States will act as media
tors to stay the hand of civil war. He believed
that the Military law Of SO and 81 should be
re-enacted, as that entailed no expense on the
State He regretted Virginia had passed the
Ordinance of Secession. He expected the peo-
pie Of Missouri to stand firm against Secession,
while he would bow in submission to the final
ly expressed will of the people. He would vote
against Secession.
Mr.. Bedford, Secessionist, of Arkansas, then
spoke few minutes when judge Orr replied to
Bedford briefly, demolishing him completely.
Secession is declining In the country.
Louisville, May 4-The vote Of Louisville
favor the Union candidates to Border State Con-
venton from 6 to 800 The Secession ticket was
some time since withdrawn. The Union vote
polled supposed to be larger than any aggregate
vote ever polled here.
Hagerstown, Nd, May 4.-There is great re-
ioicing here at the success ofthe Union ticket at
the special election for members of the Legsla-
ture, Union candidate majority 1000 at Cum
berland. Great enthusiasm over defeat of Pub
lie safety bill
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06
Sunday Nights Report.

Washington, May 5.-Gen. Scott sent de-
spatches to Gen. Butler, at Annapolis, giving
him three days to take possession of Relay
House. nine miles from Baltimore. Butler re-
sponded that he would have religious services
there to-day. This is done to cooperate with
Pennsylvania troops advancing upon Baltimore
on the other side.
All the bridges destroyed are to be opened by
Weeesday next Workmen are aided by the
people.
The Times Baltimore despatch says all but
four companies of Militia have been discharged.
A memberof the Police Board admits the re-
ception of 1000 rifles by the Baltimore Secess-
ionists from Harper's Ferry.
Baltimore, May 5.--New York SD and
Mass. 9Th regiments arrived this noon at
the Relay House, took possession Of the tel
egraph, planted eight howitzers on the via
duct, and invested the place. This gives
full command of the road TO Washington
from the west. Telegraph communication
with HarpeTs Ferry cut of. Rumored this
movement looks like retakiug that place.
Half the members of the Legislature are
in Baltimore; and if communication with
Frederick is cut of, they will not get there
tomorrow.
New York, May 5.-Herald's special says
Ellsworth's Zouaves, with the Rhode Island
Artillery are ordered to Alexandria, Annap-
oils and Baltimore. Twety-one miles each
side track of the B. & o. Railroad, created
military depot, commanded by Col. Butler.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06
Saturday Nights Report.

New York, May 4th.-The steamer COlum-
bia with the Albany Burgesses, corps Salem
Zouaves, detachment of list Regiment, and
two IL pound Howitzers for the 7th Regiment,
sailed this p. m.
The Posts special Washington dispatches
claim on Government authority that the Secess-
iOnsts have planned for a fierce conflict with
the Federal troops that may attempt passing
through Baltimore.
Gen. Patterson has prepared flying Railroad
Battery of Artillery for use on the Annapolis
and Washington Railroad.
1t is reported that all Secessionists have been
warned to leave Washington.
The city of Washington AM Bararia sailed for
Europe this p. IN. They took out no specie.
Capt. Engle has been ordered to the com.
mlnd of the frigate Cumberland.
A letter from the interior of South Carolina
says that while the writer was absent at Charles
ton, a fight with negroes occurred in his town.
They burned four dwellings aud eight stores in
the town, and four more in the vicinity. Eight
negroes were hung and dozen more would
soon be hung.
The Secretary of the Treasury has instructed
the Collector not to grant leave of absence to
employees volunteering. They must resign OF
not volunteer.
Jersey City Coast Guard seized two schoon.
ers loaded with $500 kegs and l,l60 bbls. pow
der.
Commercials special dispatches say armed
vessels are stationed off Alexandria for the pro-
lection Of fishermen who have been fred into
and fish taken from them
Frigates Niagara and Minnesota are ordered
to sail Immediately.
| 1t ia said the President win demand the re-
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06

a
The Government yesterday purchased two
fast Tugs to be converted into gun boats for
service on the Chesapeake.
The Worlds Washington special says the AL
exaRdria Custom House and Post Office are to
be taken possession ofsooh by the Federal troops.
1t is contemplated to suspend all Southern
mails next week.
A report is current that there has been col
lision between two vessels at the mouth of the
Potomac; and supplies of Washington by up
country roads have been cut off by the Virgini-
ans A corps oftelegraph operators is being or
ganized to be attached to the army.
Tho Times says the Federal forces are
moving toward Baltimore, and that Fort
McHenry has been reinforced.
1t is surnised that Harper's Ferry will be
retaken aud Richmond invaded shortly.
The Cumberland Monticello, Yankee and
several steam tugs are strictly blockading
Hampton Roads and James River
, Letters from Boston indicate that $780,
coo of the new loan will be taken there.
The Navy Department is 10 charter ten
more steamers at New York, five at Phila
delphia, and five at Boston.
Philadelphia, May An. Jersey troops
in IA proPcllers passed the city to-day.
| Boston, May 4.-Orders have been issued
for four new regiments Of infantry.
Col. FletcherWeLster's regiment will pro-
ceed to Fort Warren on Monday, 9th.
Annapolis, May 4.-S50O,O00 specie has
just arrived under convoy at Perryville.
The steam ship Baltic will sail to-day for
Newport with families and professors of the
Naval Academy.
A feet Of steamers will also sail under
convoy for Washington.
The Allegheny was towed from Fl. Nc.
HeGty yesterday. She will be heavily arm
ed as guard ship for Annapolis harbor.
The secretary Of Gov. Hicks says the ap
pointment of board Of safety must precip
itate that State into civil war. The major
ity Of the board are sworn to secession and
are men Of desperate political fortunes.
The Governor may soon have to resort tc
Washington or tho Pennsylvania lac.
The great seal of the State is in Annap,
oils aud will be thrown into the Chessa.
pcake sooner than than be placed on the or,
dinance of secesSson. The absence Of the
seal is equivalent to a veto.
Cleveland, May 4.-GovS. Curtain, of Pa,
Dennison OF O.. Randall Of Wis, Blair Of
Mich, Morton of Ind, and ex-Gov. Conner
of ILL.,, were here in conference last night
Proceedings not known. They we're sere.
naded and addressed the people.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06
TIE Home Guards.

This Company appeared on parade Saturday
las, for their first drill About 100 men were ip
the ranks. They made quite an imposing ap-
pearance, and went through the military e1er-
cizes with great credit A large coneourse of
people were present. The following are the
officers of the Company, as far as selected:
Capt.--JOhn Bell
LIST Lieut.-James Justice
ID LieuL-lsaac Knapp
Sd Lieut-R- p. BueklaDd-
Ensign.-F. /. SertoN.
Orderly Sergeant.-Samuel ThoIUpsOw-
I'd Sergeant.-Saxt0n Rathbun.
Sd Sergeant.-Samuci Skinner.
4th Sergeant-Olive. Mcintyre.
The Company meet again for drill on next
Saturday at o'clock.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06
sabserlbe for the Journal.

If you want good paper, one that always
contains the latest news aud gives correct
price current of the Fremont market, and other
local matters, subscribe for the FREMoNr JOURN-
eIeven hundred copies, but We are prepared to
furnish any additional number Of papers that
ilsy be wanted. Tertos low; snly 81 so per
year, or IS cents for six months.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06
A slight difference.

The traitor Confederacy proposed to have
loan of $l5,000,000. 1t was announced
with great flourish as to be taken at par,
at premium, &c. 1t was all taken sew
eral times, in several places. Aud the
truth is, it has not been taken yet and
probably never will be taken.
But the President of the United States
calls for men and money. Noloan is asked
for, yet in 10 days time more than $780,
100000 are profered without asking. In
deed, all the money Of the North is ready
at call. A slight difference thisl
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06
TnE RroHr TALK.-The Newport Or. ~

TIE ISIuHI 1ALh.-Iu no INO"POI1 Nv l.
NsOs reports the following:
A correspondence, of which the following
is the substance, is said 10 have passed be-
tween Gov. Hicks of Maryland and Gov.
Sprague of Rhode Island, on Friday or Sat-
urday Of last week, by telegraph:
Coz. Hicks to Gov. SpragTs:' al under
stand you are about to proceed to Washing
ton with the Rhode Island Regiment. 1
advise you not to take them through Balti-
more, and thus avoid trouble"
Gov. SprGgue to Gov. Hicks: "The
Rhode Island Regiment are going to fight
and il matters not whether they fight 10
Baltimore or Washington"
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06

Our telegraph Report was very megre last
night, but we publish ala that we have received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
TAILSRIE9, &c.

CALL AND WINTER Ct.OThiNG-,the
{ attention of the citizens of Richmond ana the
public generally is respectfully called TO our large,
varied, and complete assortment Of Gent g 9nS
Youths CLOTHING and FURNlS HING ooopo
view of pleasing the great dlversltes of taste IN
regard 70 dress. We fatter ourselves that ths
sty lie, fit, and durability Of our garments are un
advantages IN manufacturing clothing are such as
to able us to sell at such reduced prices as can
not ne equailed Having made more stenslVe
arfan gements this season for the supply OF the
great demands for Clothing than ever be tore, we
hone to receive large support from all Ill want OF
articles in our branch OF business, assur ne them
ali that we viii do them justice.
We are also prepared to make to order any art-
Gle of Gents Wearing Apparel, at short Office.
NOAH WALKER Il o.,
tBranch of Baltimore Ii use,)
49, corner NJ ain aud l4th or Pc aTi SITS
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ID FAD THsS!
Il - = luEGiAI NnUlI(, u

q
/ have not dISc ontinrel BUSINESS on account OF
the falling of my store. am now located FLYK
nnoHs aboye m, old stand next door to G. w &.
Purcell Co. Brokers OF ice and near Governor,
GA Main street, No. l26, where would be pleased
eraIIy, Those In the habit of slYins rue their or
ders for FALL CLOTHING, will do me a favor to
wait until can call on them, or leave word 81 my
store when TO call on them, and all orders IN III!
Inc will be as promptly attended to as heretofore.
have not and don't lntepd to, discontinue Dusl-
Main street Iau23-tsl VIM. IRA SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
JOHN T. RIsNEY, Assistant Sap't. le IS-N
.rye -, WINTER SCHEDULE.
Ias -; cuvoSn voR,

60 - - MoNDAN YORk
s ssp st HAIesHfhyRs;zSR st tAAE -
k kss Ssl Asb FfEES@NsSoFAaA kAs
On IN: ate, THURSDAY. Dee 18th 1882, PAS
sENGBR TRAINS VIII leave RICH MONp Gaii y,
Fish Hall. Cohske, Sweet Hal; ana homancoks'
PotiRsir ia csp snJ G. RoWE, viii leave King
qR1fHa s foSTi a aoa sssA iapssbbss at
conneotine with the ears at west Point, and stop
ng ssnah ony at
Yorktown and Old Point and arrive at Soriok ana
PortsmoutS at 80 r. Ksuu5h,n ns M Ms
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 8 A. M, land
Ing and ana as2y at VIZ ct
Or TUESDAYS. THUgsRpA1Ys and 81 sAT II.R.
W est Poin, for Richmond at 10 a. NJ, and arrive
i Is ssopP,n' on s rhaN as sb0s car
day days by tie Steamer SOUTHAMPTON, CAPITA n
| McCAKsI'k and Tor Matthews on ihafso"ss aho
| Fare sror Richmond or any point en- York Rive,
| To IA attnews OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3G
are e rom Richmond to Vest Point or from
| West Point to Richmond and return next :,
r. Ffs =: i'f feeeived TiUEsnAYs, THURSDAYS
s sDd "a wv aSd
"a rs natj, 80 F. Nd = Wes f E3n1n will leave
| Richmond TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS, a. 4 P. M, stopping on signal, a.
! all rhe Stations. for freight and passenseTs
| Fare from King and queen =. H.. and othei
points on Mattaponi River to Norfolk or Rich
| mond, 81.
Passengers for WILLIAMSBURG viii take Stage a
Biglers, for Gloucester 9. Il. at appahoosc ant
| for Saluda and UrbanGa, at West Port.
| Sunday Trains discontinued alter PEG y;h,
| de 6-ts r. IL. TEMPLE, Sup't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
THE HDlSPArCAu STEAM
NA POWER

O>-A0 ~ w II
PRIN TIN It FIJI CE,
Corner of Matx and TaiYtssNth Streets, RscAnsosd
Ftyg tsssa.
THIS Establishment, tbeing the most complebo
printery Ii tao South, both AZ regards Types, VI
name ats, &c., ahs tie latest and most appfGovoa
Machine Presses,1 ID dAAsy tcYpipg out the nnos'
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING:
PAMPHLETS. ciRcuIhRs. BILLS OF La
DikG, CHECKS, &c.,
AS WILL As
POSTERS, PROGRAMMkst HANDSbbLiS.
Pablo Ofices. Insurance, Railros !. and Transpor
tation Companies, tobacco Factsss,&c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new MgeAiaas, for Cards, Bill Heasis.
Small Circulars Labels. BE-. pye capable Of turn
lLs oh 1900 i'm Prssylons yer t0eI, enabling
dsscption OF work at tho Shorieat possible notice.
Il rs4ss reduced in proportion to The increase
-. PriAtng 10 yayi0ay eQiored HRQNHEs aud
INKS, sxeeptsd ip tEs e!sEsH slyls 2. tts AL. !,
safpiy ahAIienxs eomDe'tu0S
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A r A Il A n L 3 /.

Il n Is A
Two marrsd sisters, aide by side,
In houses large and far.
On the good farm their father gave
Dwell In contentmen at rare
The ne,xhbors mark,d their Showing wealth
Where ease and plenty We'd,
And some on to,hsr aide tns brook
Their state with envy eyed
They visited each other oft,
look part In 10Y or care ,sx.ov .n,
And all was bright ana tair'
n,, .h.. who wore a cap Of snow
Ana he the spEdies last,
into her sisIer sh.rpo SPOKE
Asher own 40 taefn oiast;
"No longer can hold my peacs-
feel lmps led 10 say,
Your kitchen is nuisAnce vile
10 all VINO pass ina way.
I'm truly mortified that one
Who beaFs our household name
Sh "a ID he determined % abide
In inch disgrace aud shame"
Then che. who ruled the cotton field,
Indignantly replied, .
Aud so their otd regard was chans
To haushtiness and pr de-
Their offspring took the aaSrrsfup,
nnd a, each other hiss'a;
The little ones made uxty mouths.
The older sh bok their INST
At length, a uice, old sp. nster aunt.
Miss UNITY. by name,
Whom both their parents much had ioVed'
t. pay UvIsit came.
Each one had Ions complaint 10 make,
Ard one was heard TO say.
That from her honor Il fatner's farm
She meant 10 move away.
"How. now, good nIeces :-Whats the ieud
/ fear YOUR growing DAFT.
Good VIII and pc ace are IN )re 10 you
Than all the kitchen craft.
"What move away for such cause
Where'd be the gain, pray!
'Twouid stir your father IN his graVs
TO near the words yon say.
Don't make harder bargain, now,
Than r.sau did OF old
He 90, mess of pottage, sure,
When he his Dli tn rignt sold.
Don't turn your kindred blood to gall,
AM 6fe brands round ye strew;
4 heard them otaer aide the BROOK
A laughing loud at you
"Come liz to lip, and hand to hand
Nor let me longer kIieve.
For | must see you reconciIea,
Before take my leave
At frs. they pouted. then they look'd
Into each others eyes,
And there tue dear old cradle-ioYe
Sprang up without disguise
They took Miss UNIIy's advice,
And every dIscord o'er,
Fo,giving and forgetting, lived ~ CO
AZ happy as before lie H. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05

Bssr IN mind. tnat JOSEPH sTRA USE
IS .h,rIng the greatest brgalns ever offered be
fore I'D StL0ES ana BOOTS: Ladies Heel bhiteTs,
from Boz, 75c and 81. worth twice the IN ney I;
Ladies Congress Caters Fox'd, Tipped and / III
Bottom, at 81; Ladies Congress caters, Plan
or Tipped, at 81 IS and 8 81, senng elsewhere at
So 50 aides Moro co he el ooo:ees. at ST. and
III nef; ad es' Goa .sAln al d Leather Bee BOO
tees at ST. &c Misses Morocco Heel Bootees,
at size and Caters az the same Misses Goat
skin ard Leather Shoes, at half theIr vaine !;
ChiidIen's Morocco Shoes. ~ 50 cents snd up
warus Children's BlaeK Colo, 60 Heel Ualteis s,
At 50 cts :, cheap at 75c.; Gents Calf rewea Sho s.
at 81 80; Ok .ord Ties Cong ess Cater rs AT ~
prlces; Vi ems Slippers co cts Fine Cali Sc We
Boots, at So worth So; servants Shoes, at 70 CTS
worth vi rs He4v, DTogans. Boys Boots, SC
ELSEWHERE, ty caIlins at No n VAN 81,
JOSEPH STRAUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05

1TvHE WEDDING II NGir emb.ema,ie of Oh,
/ msrriage relation. Cold viii wesr Out by iri,r
tlon, abrasion, Re-; but never raits51aeyer AZ :
~ without end; SO likewise ~ tha union without
interruption or end, except BY the death Of the
pAIiies. - AF.
7rne Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
fair IL whom II Is siven IS, IN thcestimationof
tbs gyeF the most efieot aud oveablc of her 80
needing pot the foreign AID Of oruausnt To render
her Just tho woman for haia 10 iovo and cherish all
A good assortment Of pain Geld Rings, suitable
for Wcddlng Rags just 6u dpcan be found at
IS MAIN STkEkT. whore wall be found W atoass.
Jeweiiy, S,lvef Ware. d liver plated Warea Spec-
taolss, kos 10. Watches, jeWelfy and SAectanles
Tspsired ia the best manner.
MO. IS, no, Is, NO. IS Is the namtef Vt
IN LEWIS Cheap Dsy Goods store. "a
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IA II l. r X A ID n. 1870
EoDEKEK r co., Apo,h.earis, .nd

n A. EODEk EN- r. w., Apothechss s1
CY3 druggists, No. 10 Main street, near oid
WI Market. Richmond, Va, w,li keep on hsRa
- ehemieals, Oils, Painfs, Window Glass,
Putty, Dye Suits, Patent Medicines, Brushes 81
I'll sinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning FLUID, A..
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco. Cigars, snas'
Medicinal Liquors, &c. !,
PTsscrsptials prepared at all koafs. With specs
care, by members oi tue hTra alone. :,
PhysiclanR orders from the ooantyy execp'sa
promptly and the most rssaose iAsalelsss tss
riShsd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
BOOTS AND SHOES.

XGR EA L K EDUCTIUN IN FRICt.S, dsaS1s
- CHAS BELLE, Broad street. between "a
.uu Sd, keeps iarse stock oi Ladies, Uentle-
men ana servants Wear constantly on hand,
and dehes any body in Richmond 20 compete with
uim IN his line, as he manufactures 10 order and
81 perlntends himself. Great bargains IN Ladies
and Misses coored CATERS, Morocco bootess-
Slippers ana BusSlns; GeGtemen's CITY made ia
tent Leather traiters, OXFORD lies anc Slippers
will sell my Summer stock of GOODS at and below
cost Gail soon, If you wish 20 get good bargain.
~ CHAS. BELLE.
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r<9A!ar!gleiAL rtHI,Ha, ,THFk II

Efv,Ey Gu EOPLASfIC AN Eu'NANin
ViIsO PRoCESS.--G. W. J0NsN pssIIsd,
havirg tho risht Tor tbs above MODE - ma ,a.
reethiand being satisfied of its ahsass isssas
ofity over all othaT methats, can VIA s ~
commend Il to those tssitiaE TAU or pa,la sets oi
teeth. and especially saeh ~ mss g atsssssasV
Wit, those they are no. ssinx. "a - ssrtSsi
tasasss ssssrs enables him 70 inseIs S SaA 81 gsS
teeth teis.eaf s.ssgs, as ,ahsst IN he probes
ssnn Sar,b sad south. staeaials w be sven
aud speeine sAh,b'isd 10 ah"ss h y s. as
@ IT. ea,se. 30 mads ior these prsferripg them
f,af. clsansins, Es.IaeslAs. Az am ssai! AL. VI
ssssss,e,s.rted by EI.EcfklCtTY. feisAosL gaswc
n. ~'s~ w. Do l-Dr
j Sast ilnd can be uxda 81 the "HfARkLiNu
GsLAT{NE.n without baihnx OF the aaA q stSs.
Qae pAekasA, ,ccitlnx - oss,s. yiu maae ossi
darse,icas. MEADE 4 BAKER, Dsaksis!s,
! lSs Main SIR corner above Nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
DRUGS, MEDICINES, nc


sZLS DRUGG ISTS,
TH Isz uata street, Coynsr l3th stysst, hstA-
IA nor,d, We,
Uuer for sale in quantities 20 suit pure
500 lbs. best Indigo, 81 bbls. burning fiuld,
hhds. rTIme Nader, 50 " Coal oil.,
500 kegs Sup. Carh. Soda; ~ sperm Vi'
naners 1000 gals. Lamp Oh,
as casks Sal Soda, 90 bbls Machine vi.
500 OF. Sulph. Quinine, 200 cases Sweet oti
500 kegs Lewisf Lead, in ~ bbls. Linsesd OH,
OIL $50 CASES Extract Log
1906 kegs Cream Tartar. wood,
i0U bags Sltted Pepper, Is this, Spts Iurpen-
30 - Allsplce, tine,
90 Ginger, prime, Is kegs Apto. Emerys,
100 boxes Pow G q 2,000 lbs. REID borsx,
Spices pure hbs. Camphor,
s6 bh's Castor Oil 5000 lbs Pure Saltpetre,
prime % bbis Venet. Red,
a5 h,ls Alcohol, leo boxes Starch,
tons II Zinc, IN oil, 1850 boxes French WIN
dow Glass, Asst sizes,
With a full stock of other articles, and Pa
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. Phh-
FUMERIE2, Painters COLORS, BRUSHES,
&C., &c, on our usual terms.
I22 lam street. corner 18th.
N. B.-Particular ard prompt attention to pack
ing and shipping orders.
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=, NV DNUG STORE.

zxj Ne" "H'' sIoNA
SH ROBERT W. POWERS,
LA oTHECART Am DRuSsisr,
f,egs leave 10 inform MS friends and the pulac
that he mas taken and re fitted In new ard hand
some style, the store formerly occupied BY !, D.
q, corner Main aud Wal! streets. one door above
the ST Charles Ho!ei Richmond, Va, and has
lust opened with an entirely new stock CT
DRUGS MEDICINES. CHEMICALS y, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERf 40,
Comprising every article usually kept IN his line
ehce Ia their freshness, purity and entIr fehaml-
It5. $500 .,,,,,,.,
Psyscisns Wi find his stock OF DRU6S.CHEAI-
CATS. STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL PkE-
PARTITIONS SURGICAL INSFRUMENTS,&e I,
ysTy complete, embracing many new ana dc "a
bic articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded al any hour
of day or night.
nc5~ts ROBERT w. POWERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05

TvaESu SUPPLY OF FAMILY GROCE.
L RIES - 10 irkins No. Goshen Butter; 10
bbls Buckwheat Flour; SO bbls Superhne. Extra
IS haIf barrels No ] Notth Carolina Roe Herripss,
rs packages No. ] Mackerei; rs boxes English
Iyairv. Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese; Dat Meal;
rye Flour 80, de-, Just received and Tor sale on
Tie lowest terms for cash, or TO prompt oustoMers,
AZ oil, . w ~ - 10 "a
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BOOTS. sHons. 70.

M8 LEATHER FACrORY.- Tbs Compa
ny IL prepared TO fIi orders for Mems. Womcn's,
variety, from the finest Ladies' sLIPPtR and
Mems CONGRESS CATER aed OXFORD TIE,
TO the heaviest BJUT ard BauGAN.
It's southern FACTORY. built mp by Southern
capital, with the most approved machinery, work
I'd by steam. and good workman as IN the
limited states and will furnish as coed work, at
the sams price, as any Factory in the Union Let
Southern men sustain SoutherI manufactures.
ed to he such as ordered Address.
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