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yERWONT ITEMS.

The house and out buildings Of Jesse
Bowen Of Corinth were burned last Thursday
with everything in them. It is feared
sister Of Mrs. Bowen was burned to death as
she could not be found after the FIRE.
On the I9th a thief robbed Hyde's Hotel
in Sudbury of $50 ana a gold watch, but
was caught and lodged in Jail.
On Monday Of last week boy of - named
NoahField, while getting of from load Of hay
in West Addison, fell and the horses taking
fright, started, bringing one wheel over his
head lie was instantly killed, his head he
ing lelrlully crushed.
i boy named Daily l. years old died in
WeybrIige some two weeks since from the
effects Of bad wound received by falling on
the point Of scytho, in attempting to spriug
on to a load Of hay.
The house and Barns Of Andrew Squier in
New Havoc were burned last week W elnp--
day. with most Of their contents.
The Wild man who made such an czcIt.-
meut ia Stamford some time since. It is now
slid wa, a student from WilIiamstown COL
lese, who assumed the gorilla gui-e for a
lr5lic 1t might have cost him h.. lif:. "a
/ he was pursued with guns
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Y O ties
THE STATE ELECTION.
Republican Torn Comm

For State and County officers printed and
for sale at the FREE Press Office.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, of Brattleboro
For Lieutenant Governor
LEVI UNDERw GOD, of Burlington.
For Treasurer
JOHN B. PAGE, of Rutland.
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The Secretary Of The 81 durable rnachir"
Instructs the officers *
all vigilance in preven sOuLS. So y.
course with the inha. ef's
in iDsurreetiOn except
eases in which it may be
and permit
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The irigates Minnesota
Sunbcats Monticello aSe
steamers Adelaide and y
the propellers Fanny
large number of seho3sds
4UUO men have lett Fl
command of Gen. y
about to happen. ICE.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NAVALRY NOTICE.-The Chesterfield CAV
Y AIRY, Capt. w Il. BALL, having obtained
permission TO enlist thirty Recruits, persons wish
ing TO Join the Cavalry service have fine OPP
be furnished, and the time of enlistment will be
until the 23d of April next. Apply Immediately at
the store of A. f. MOORE, Cary street next door
to the Columbian Hotel. 4. &. ELAN,
Recruiting Sergeant.
n B.-Persons joining must furnish their Sad
dies and Irjdias LOST
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HEASONIC DIRECTORY,

Va ~ ...-... ,,...... ~,
frat Tuesday each month james a, Scott, Mas
ter Place Of busiue s. SAoCkoe Slip.
Manchester LodIe, No. "A. meets at Manchester
Hell Saturday before full moon John II. Hatcher,
Master. Place of business Bank Of Firs mia, kiclI-
uoAd.
Richmond Randolph. No. 10, meets AT Masous'
Hall third TUESDAY each month VIM. I. Allen,
Matter. Place OF business, Bank of the Common
wealth.
81 Johns Lodge No. Sc. meets At BosheI's Han
corner 9th and Main streets, on second Tuesday
each month. Joseph Hail Master Place Of bnsi,
ness, Gallcg0 Mills
Dove Lodge, No 81, meets at Bosher's Hall fourth
Friday each month. Il. !. Johnson, Master T. +.
Place of business on Gary, between 18th and jith
streets
Loge Francois No So. meets at B7sher's Hall
second Friday each month b. NJ. Harris, Master.
Place Of business at No. liz Main street.
Henric0 Union Lodge, No. 100 meets at NaS0ns
Hall Friday before full moon. Alfred ). Lee. Mas
ter Place Of business on Dock between 9th and
18th streets.
Capitol Lodge, No. Isl, meets ON Marshall, be
tween 9th and 9Th streets, third Thursday each
month. p. Il. Wexford jr., Master. Place of bust
ness Oh 18th street, Eelvin's Block.
Metropolitan Lodge, No 40, meets on Marshall
be;weeu 9th and tn streets second Thursday each
month. VIM. L. Mauie, Master, Place OF bust
ue6s at No. l92 Main street.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3 meets 6,
Mssons Hal first Friday each month. Alfred 5
Lee, High Priest Place Of business on Dock, be
tween 9Th and 2eth streets.
Lafayette ROYAL Arch Chapter, No. 80 meets al
Bosher's Hall! corner 9th and Mniu streets, third
Friday each month. John ]. Little. High Priest
Place Of business on Main, between 18th and 18th
streets.
Richmond Commandery, No, g meets at M2sons
Hall fourth Tuesday each month. John I. Reg
Aaul', r. Commando.
Sc Sim JAMES Z RTDDICK
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IOTlCE.-Persons holding claims against BEN
IN JAMIN w. GREEN, which constitute liens
upon his estate, upon any portion thereof prior
to his deed Of trust dated 2ist February recorded
4th April, 1861, whether by Judgments, deeds of
trust or otherwise, are requested TO furnish to the
subscriber statements Of such claims showing their
nature aud amounts.
Those holding Mr.. Green's bonds for the hire Of
negroes employed for the present year, on any Of
the farms conveyed by hts trust deed will also fur
nish statements thercof; aud persons indebted to
Mr. Green prior to the 2lst Of February 1861, will
make payment To me, rs all debts due him ut that
time have been transferred 10 me- -
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
n 7-1w Trustee for b. w. Green.
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NJ OTTO E.-TENTS, FLY TENTS-We are
Y prepared 10 contract for and manufacture
TENTS of AL kinds, at the shortest notice and at
reasonable prices We solicit call of all in want
of the above before purchasing elsewhere,
TENTS are made of the best material and work.
manship. ID. S. CORDLE,
G. CHERRY,
9th ST., bet. Broad and Grace, Richmond, Va.
2T-eoHfns
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w. FRAYSER,

APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
SeuentcentA, beticeea Grace and Broad streets,
RICHMOND, Va,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Ar
ticles, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, &c Also, Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, AL
cohol; Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco, Of various brands; Brushes, Combs,
&c. all the popular Patent Medicines of the day,
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores,
which will be sold the most reasonable terms
Physicians and others can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded ut all hours of the DAY and NIGHT.
j. w. FRAYSER, Druggist
NH % 18th street.
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NTEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION or l56l.'622.

SESSION or 156l-G2
The next annual course Of Lectures will CON-
inence on the first MONDAY in November, 1861,
and continue until the LIST Of March ensuing.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. D.. Professor Of
Surgery.
DAVID IL. TUCKER. Vt. d.. Professor of Theory
aud Practice OF Medicine
BEVERLEY Il. WEXFORD ". D., Professor
Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
A. L. PETiCOLAS, NJ. D., Professor of Anato-
my
l.. S. JOYNES NJ. D., Professor of Institutes of
Medicine, sc.
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. D., Professor of OBJ
stetrcs &c
JAMES 3. McCAW, NJ D., Professor of Chemis
try
MARION HOWARD, NJ D, Demonstration of
Anatomy.
Under a LIBERAL appropriation Of the State Legis
laturc, the means of instruction have been much
improved. Numerous and valuable additions have
been made to the Chemical Apparatus and Anatomi-
cal Museum. New illustrations have been added to
the former stock in every department. and Il new
Hospital, constructed on the best plan has been for
several months i'll successful operation. During the
continuance of the present war the clinical ndvan-
tages offered by Richmond will be invaluable.
Two prizes, of $50 each, are offered 10 members
of the graduating class First for the best essay on
any subject pertaining TO the theory practice of
medicine secondly for the best essay on any sub
ject OF surgery obstetrics.
FEEs-To'eae Professor, SIS Demdhstra of
Anatomy, $40; Naturalization, 50 Graduation SIS
For further information, or copy Of the caia-
losue, address l.. S. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty
Richmond, Aug. %, 1861. Sc 9-MATh6w
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OFFICE AIcHT'D AND PErKRsBG b. II. Co., 4
:. Richmond, Va, Sept 10th, 1861.
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, Sept 1ith
the Trains on this Rosd win leave a fol
Mail Train leaves Richmond daily, except Sundays,
Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Richmond dnily, except Sundays. al. ....4 p. M
Freight and Accommodation Train ieaves
Petersburg daily, except Sundays, at. "a A. NJ
Mail Train leaves Petersburg daily, except
SunHHys H. ID Il. M
The Mail Train Is the only one connecting with
the roads South of Petersburg.
Travellers will bear in mind that they are required
by the Government to have a passport when they
leave the city. THOS. II. WYNSE,
AZ 1(t-ta EuDeriuteudent
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DUNAWAY-F'rom the subscriber, few days
III since, u deaf and dumb NEGRO MAN. Said
negro il black. stout built feet inches high, has
ono front tooth out and has wart on his forehead
lie was rniscd in virginia, and the last hoard Of
him he was making his way for that State. A lib
eral reward wA be paid for his arrest , ~,o,,
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. s, 1861. lost
DUNAWAY.-s25 REWARD.-Runaway, on
III the 5th of August. my NEGRO WOMAN,
named BETTY about % years old, five feet four
inches high, black, who was hired to Joseph Davis
on Broad street. She has mark on the face in
consequence of q mustard plaster she had on which
place Is darker She has children in Cumberland
county. where bought her of Mr.. j. NJ Price
Her mother lives with Mr.. 8. Steel In Augusta
county. No doubt she may try to get to one OF
these places; or she may be in this city. will
give the above rewar, If delivered to me here, or if
Sc St '''' 'A' > JOSEPH STERN.
DUNAWAY-TEN DOLLARS REWARD
II, The above reward will be paid for the capture
aud return of my Negro Woman named POLLY
who left my house some three weeks since She Ia
between 50 and 90 years old, low and thick, with
very thick lips and sweed feet and ankles sup
posed to be somewhere in the upper part of the city
Sc 9-6t* JOHN II. HILLYARD.
NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Runaway. on the 25th of August two Negro
Men, named JOHN and CHARLES. John is
twentyfour years old; black has a full
head of hair is feet l inch high; will weigh
ABOUT pouuuS Oh WHEN lie lclt IL SOU DldCk
hat drab coat and blue cotton pants. Charles, his
brother is 20 years old; black has a full head of
hair is feet 10 or II inches high weighs about
l65 or 10 pounds. He also had on soft black hat,
drab coat and blue pants. purchased them of w.
G. Vanmeter, who lives near Moorefeld Va
think it likely they will try and get back there
They came to Richmond by railroad from Stras
burg will give the above reward for them,
FIFTY DOLLARS for either delivered to HECTOR
DAVIS Richmond. JOHN d. RAGLAND.
an 2S-2w*
~ N II u DIR f D D l. l. A X s E.
WA X d Runaway from the subscriber
on the 9th instant, at Vienna. Virginia, Mu-
latto Boy named SAM. Said Boy is about 20 years
of age feet 5 or inches high. He had on when
he left pair Of white oznaburg pants and checked
shirt; no coat is rather slow spoken no particu-
lar marks remembered
The above reward will be given for sufficient
proof to convict any white person of assisting said
Boy in eifecting his escape; TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS will be paid for his safe delivery either
to myself or in any jail where l can get him.
A. X TREBLE,
all 27-lmt OF the Sd Reg't $. c. Vols.
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----------------------------
" o L / G L .

I-Persons who are sending clothing and sup
plies to troops in the field, requested to mark
distinctly on the package with marking ink) the
NAME Of the party for whom intended, the REGI-
MEST to which he belongs, and the PLACE OF DEs-
TISATIoS, care of f2uartermaster at Richmond, to
whom the usual railroad receipt should be for
warded by the shipper.
U-Many packages arrive at the depots of the
railroads i'll Richinond with paper marks rubbed
off; Of course their destination cannot be known by
the Quartermaster. Others are imperfeetly mark
ed, and cannot be identified
HI.-All articles deposited at the Quartermas-
ters Office in Richmond, for Shipment must be left
there before O'Clock, P. M, insure their ship
ment on that day. j. MAURY GARLAND,
au 23-ts Capt. and Asst Q. NJ.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond, Aug 7, 1861.
NOTlCE-It is very desirable that all corps,
y communities and individuals in the State,
having ARMS of any kind-bevond those abso-
lutely necessary for their immediate use--should
return the same to this Department us rs pos
sible that they may be overhauled and thoroughly
repaired. Address,
G. DIMMOCK Colonel,
all S-ts Chief of Ordnance of Virginia.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

NJ EW DIR L G. ST ORE.
ROBERT w. POWERS
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the; public
that he has taken and re fitted, in new and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J. B.
Wood, and more recently by G. s. Dawson No. 80,
corner Main and Wall streets, one door above the
ST. Charles Hotel Richmond, Va, and has just
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
to their freshness purity and entire reliability
Physicians will find his stock of ID L G. s
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTI
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU.
MENTS, &c, very complete embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded At any hour
of day or night.
- Orders promptly attended to.
oc 5-ts ROBT. W. POWERS.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NOX'S LINE FREIGHT BOATS TO
! LYNCHBUkG THREE TIMES A WEEK:
TUESDAYS, T HUR SDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. THos. It. EMETT.
Boat JAS. j. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Bout OLIVIA, Capt. ii. w. GUY
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt J. w. STRATToN.
Boat FAME, Cap. w. II. PARSONS
Boat -, Capt. -.
These Boats all of the first class. commanded
oy careful Captains and hands, and leave promptly
as advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY & COX, Agents,
f. It's At Cox's Shed, Dock street.
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TIRST CLASS MEDICINES.

NALL TRADE, le6l.-W. PETERSON & CO,
Il WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and DEALERS IN
Indigo. Spices, Nader, Logwood, Ri. Carb. Soda,
Starch Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff Cigars Nutmegs,
Salad OIL Satpetre, Sponges, Saleratus, Flor Sui
phur, Copperas Birthstone, Alum, Cochine White
Lend, Zinc, Paint Linseed Oil, Colors. Paratine Oil,
Solar Oil, Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Tonqua Beans-in-
wife the attention of merchants visiting Richmond
TO an examination of their stock, which, in variety
and price is not surpassed in this any Northern
city.
F Orders promptly attended to.
w. PETERSON s. co,
So DrIl gris.s LIZ Main street loth
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Druggists, l55 Main street, corner l2tf

A BODEKER d CO, APOTHECARIES
~ AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET
near Old Market Richmond Va, will keep on hand
a general assortment Of pure Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Oils Paints, Window Glass, Putty, Dye
Stuffs Patent Medicines, Brushes of all kinds; Sur
gical Appliances, Burning Flnd, Alcohol, Soaps,
Perfurnery, Fancy Articles, Garden Seeds, Glue,
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours with special
care, by members of the firm alone
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, ard the most reliable medicines fur.
nished. ie9
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LIFE a. FIRE INSURANCE..

LIFE Il FIR E INSU ANCE.
I>IRE INSURANCE
II MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1922
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
;Ws Office No l3l Main street. Richmond. al
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, S2300OO:
This Company has the advantage of twenty
years experience in the Insurance business,
and having enjoyed the favor of the public during
all that period needs special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and ts
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and
its rates are us low those of any other good
institution. DIRECTORS:
w. l.. Cowardin, j. f. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thomas Samson, Il. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno n Gordon,
JAS A. Inloes, H. 4. Claiborne Alex. f. Parker,
Joseph L. Winston.
Apply to the President Secretary in person,
or by letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President.
Ir 10 Oft
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Airbmono pispatth.
THURSDAY MORNING .SEPT u, 1861.
FLOR tao Richmond Dispatch
TT NJ Y q

fFor tie Richmond Dispatch
LINES
pi-Jaca on tie Deas.z Il AoYtA Ca'a.'"a S01a'ff'
JAWS NIXON a3ieY tbe Bstis q H3noSSa.
FY A FRIEND 10 Tat SoJnik"''
lie Sleeps hnt not W her the tai p'heN Nha''e
Tho hosao of biz boy hoods years
On the mountain cyag his head ~ is'd'
We no8stcncd the spot VITA tears
A taroff moan from the Blue Ridge teuS
Where he sank op the ground 20 de;
Anon il bars's into 6tsui spells,
Then speaks in a whispered sigh.
@ why did they bring the soldier. SO brave
Where friends might NOT gnther round him
In the rift OF tAe rock his bed IS made.
And tue eagIo's scream has iognd HIM.
his country r call 10 the ranks he sped,
G.v!ng HIS name to story
Ard where Virginia wounded, h!ea
TIE North State rushed - glcry,
Then weave him wreath where. in silence hc
Hes
Ia the land Of The mountain and stream
poiew Il witb tears eng'ca 4 with siGhs--
., bless d be the warriors dream
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II 7. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF THE
Ia PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PIIAR-
MACY, SUCCESSOR TO LAIDLEY & ROBISSONO
Fourth aud Franklin streets Richmond, has in store
large, f.esh and wellselected stock of Medicines
Chemicals Pertumery, Fancy Articles, &c, which
he offers At low prices. Strict personal attention
viii be given TO all the departments of the business
Orders for shipment viii be promptly attended to
and most carefully packed. no II
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MILITARY CLOTHING.
5Du pairs Heavy CIttonade PANTS.
800 pairs Black Cashmere Pants suitable for hrtil.
lery companea
$50 pairs Heavy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALKER & co,
jess Corner Main and l4th or Pearl ss
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Sc a--lm JAMES Z. RIDDICK.
EOkGIA LANDS FOR SALE offer for
" sale valuable body Of RlNEK BOTTOM

' EOkGIA LANDS FOR SALE offer for
W sale "a valuable body Of RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND, III Gordon county ga, Immediately
miles from depot. | viii sell go to about 900
acres; about 400 acres river bottom, cleared and
under cultivation, producing good crops Of corn,
wheat and cotton Of Gne quality. There IS also {,
vel prepared and 1ouyishng Vineyard, Of =! acres.
OF C@tawoa and other STANDARD wine aud table
grapes, and an abuudan supply Of choice varieties
cI othe! fruits On the river is a line Fishery,
"uieh affords sufficient supply vi fish for all do
Aiehtlc wants, when attended 10 On this plHnta-
.-oh Is comfortable, rooHy. twostorv dwelling.
hVuhe, wan seven upright rooms aud all necessary
o"Fpui'ai.e and machinery Tor plantation ,nr.
pones' anu al heyond Abolition influence and i'm
pertinenee. Terms viii he liberal an,, ,s,r,s 80
Confederate bonds win be taken ia payment + nre
terred by the purchaser. Address " P'e
JOHN I. GREEN
0--oay1slw ReNap, (.n-,t..,, o,.....--E
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LNAIlGuL SHIFTS.
10 doz. Tire NrERINO SHIRTS.
90 doz. JEHE SHIRTS.
10 doz. FRENCH GINGHAM SHIRTS.
90 doz. Cf[A3tBRAY GIEGIfAM SHIRTS.
10 doz. CtiEUk GINGIIAM SHIRTS.
doz. S. RIPPED CALICO SHIRTS
Is doz. CHECK SHIRTS
For sale By GEO MAGUIRE, JR.,
~ - 81 Main street
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IOHN w. GARLlCk, NJ. ID

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA !
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, )
RICHMOND, Sept 4, 1861 }
nROPOSALS To DO THE PRINTING AND
BINDING OF THE DEPARTMENT Or
STATE.-Sealed proposals to do the Printing and
Binding of the Department of State-speeifying the
price Of composition rule and figure work, press
work, and binding, and the price of paper when
called on to furnish twill be received ut the De-
partment until TUESDAY MORNING, the 10th
instant on which day the proposals will be opened
and the contracts awarded.
The Department viii not be bound to accept the
lowest bid.
No bid will be accepted, however, In which the
proposed prices exceed those specified In the act Of
Congress in relation to Public Printing" approved
February u, 1861. f.-
bidders will be required to furnish two good and
sufficient suretes for the faithful performance of
their contract. WIN. NJ BROWNE,
Nc 5-tiOS Acting Seeretary of State
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~ UMMEK CLOTHING.
- AT VERY Low PRICES.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il CO.,
Have on hand
Pine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy CotonaGe SUITS.
Fancy Silk VESTS.
Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
White Linen COATS.
Blay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and Marseilles PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS
NECK TIES, HASDKERCHIEFS, STOCKS,
GLOVES, SUSPENDERS and SOCKS,
Which they are selling very low for cash.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & co,
je It's l12 Main street
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IL ON JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN
4PANE Nh SUANE uOIISE WHARNES

nAlLY LINE ,.,rs n,urn
To FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN
GROVE AND STONE-HOUSE WHARVES
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. j. III. FREE
MAN, will leave her wharf at Rockets, regularly
EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays) at oclk,
for the above places, and return same day. about Ut
O'Clock r NJ, touching at all of the regular landings
going and returning
Passage to Grove or Stone Wharf, s3-Meals ex-
tra, 80 cents each.
The Curtis Peck will connect with line of
COACHES, running to Yorktown, at the Grove
Wharf, and through tickets, to Yorktown and
turn, will be given on the boat for $5-Meas extra
so cents each. lily 2O-tsl r, o. HASKINs.
OFFICE r., F. & p r. r. COL
RICHMOND, June "a, 1861.
DERSONS NOT KNOWN TO BE RESI-
L DENTS on the line of the Road, before they
can obtain tickets for passage over the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, must be fur
nished with permit from the proper authorities
BY order of the Governor.
je 26--tf A. d. ALLEN Ticket Agent.
DICHMON AND YORK RIVER RAIL
IL ROAD.-Passenger Trains leave Richmond
daily at A. NJ; West Point daily Except Sunday
at II NJ; West Point Sunday at p. NJ.
Freight Trains-Change of Hours.-Leave Rich
mond daily except Sundays at A. NJ; West
Point daily except Sundays at 1915 7. NJ.
Freight received ut Richmond daily Except Sun
days until ) p NJ.
jy cts r. H TEMPLE, supt
TMPO ANT NOTICE-CHANGE OF
l HOURS-On and after FRIDAY, 10th instant,
The morning (6:30 A. Nd train Of this company will
be discontinued
Until further notice only one train daily viii be
run, leaving Richmond far Fredericksburg ut o'ck
P. n; returning viii leave Fredericksburg at 525
A. NJ and arrive in Richmond ut 9 o'clock \. NJ.
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't Transportation.
Office r., F. & P. r. Z. Co,
Richmond July IL 1861 iy l0--ts