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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
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Beside this, II: Richey received Sii for five
boxes, aud s. Kirby s75 for wooden boxes for
the same object. A pair Of Colts pistols cost
S?79; the gold, silger ard bronze medals,
sl,544 Or; the treaty portfolios, sg7 50, the
seals s!eoi YSaasSSe VqrsbassS fyou the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

Among tho items Of expense connected with
the visit of the Jaranese to this cOuhtry We find,
from the account of contingent expenditures Of
the Department Of State for the last year that
Samuel Lewis, a ieHeler in Washington, aas
paid the following supls:
For silver Trssty 1915 90
For Silver Moiullrss and EnEfsyIn :IfoF BoKes." 35 %
For Silver Plate Engraved ard Silver BoK.,....," o. 80
FOr Rosewood Treaty Boxes. s!yss Mounting 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22

isiana 10 seize and pay for Mt a fair price, all
the pork in New Orleans held by specule tors,
with the object of furnish ing it to the people
~ n living price, was a wise, patriotic, and
righteous act. 1t may well be considered ifit
would not be equally proper for our Governor
10 adopt the same course in reference 10 the
salt in the hands of the monnpoIsts and spec
ulatoTs in our principal towns. The coun-
try, believe, is fully prepared to applaud
him for such a measure. Some decisive and
effective measures ought to be taken without
delay to arrest the maddened and prostitute
spirit Of speculation in the necessaries of life,
nov so rife in the country.
Efforts are being made IN some sections of
the country to monopolize the pork, the beef
and even the grain of the country, as has al
ready been su 'cessfully done with the impo rt-'
ant article of leather. To effect the latter,
speoulators in person, and by agents, rapidly
trayersed large sections of the country, visit
ing every tannery, great and small, and pur
chasing, at small advance on former prices,
the stocks of leather intended for the neigh
borhoods in which they were tanned, to he
sold under monopoly, st prices two or three
times greater than they cost the willy and ex-
acting speculator. JUSTICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22

\ WAR or ARTrLLERY-T advantage
gained by the enemy at Port Royal il one
which, to ehivairic adversary, would afford
little ground of exaltation His tremendous
odds in artillery, four hundred guns to thirteen,
made the result inevitable. Ii WAS a victory
which reflected no glory on the successful and
no Disgrace on the vanquished But whilst it
has been attended thus Far with 10 practical
advantage to the enemy, II ought to admonish
ne OF The nc' rssity OF proper preparation for the
var of artillery which Gen Mcclellan relies
nPon ss the only means OF meeting the South
both by land and sea. We have 10 fear of bis
artillery in field battle, for every such nc
tion III whica we have been apgagedi4ttests be-
md dikpUte tie superior capacity and apti.
iUle of Southern artiIeriata But the naval
batteries OF the Fet,eralsts have been handled
both AT itatteras and Port Royal with the pro-
verbal accuracy and skill of that branch of the
service, and should warn US to make effectual
preparations Tor visitation at every point upon
oHr coasts aud rivers where we may expect
Al attack from ships We confess ourselves
surprised at the Indifferent results which have
hitherto followed the engagements If land
'''''' ,7S ''AI,' S'''P7 we nao "eeh ien 10 shp'
F' nom we 'APe'iehce oI tue last war win
7'""' u NE great LHropean war half a
:. -,''''t %s.o' an" from 'he more recent con-
% 5','' anu oa''sF''1 III Tue huSSian war
'"'' ''','' ''''e'ieS' properly constructed We're
more than a match for ships. In at least sey
9'.. VI '1ei n-u,''e' e"sa2e'iei's OF
.n,; ,auoI ,,o,,s,,o -, ..'''s,s Do'"oeH S"'ie
.o,,,.nt ,ho .,,a,o. r. - - ''' '''-
,a,ln i.a4 T...le l '''0 ''"o',''l war;
''"' suno, WIN iuili"ceS
80 II, ." a i',i'''" steam III
','.,',.','''i1 'll,'' '','''ie' can DC
- =, NV ''',''' "'ie py ships
''''.' -" an '0 SO sie''efeo oy pono
,@ - '''l''' INC N-en secure from the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22
THE PRIVATE SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY

The PRIVATE SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY.-
Il has often been said, bat the fact cannot be
too often reiterated, that the private soldiers
cf the Southern Army are volunteers, not
mereenariea, and mostly the peers OF their
officers IN all that constitutes the gentleman
T. is q fact that mothers have given their sons
and wives .heir husbands to this war as gene
rousiv and rs freely as they ever eavea Gun
OF cold water TO the tevered lips of the sick.
and tha, they have given then, without expec-
tation OF desire of reward. Il is fact ,hat
private gentlemen have given themselves
to the country without any selfish idea of per
sonal distinction and emolrnent, and a perfect
willingness to lay down their lives in defence
Of their native land. Such llen deserve at
least lhe most conBderate and courteous treat
ment from their Official superiors, and when
sick or wounded the most gentle and humane
attentions We regret to hear that this is not
always the cage that q some instances, Off
cers assume 10 treat Lhrj' men as if they were
mere hirellngs Of IL. oi regular army; that
there are surgeons aEi nurses who neglect
their duty, and are even brutal and cruel 10
the sick. These may he exceptional cases
and we trust they are. God help our country
If such d thing were general In that case,
the UL:jr army would be demori ilized and
destge-~ Il. and vanish at the expiration of its
peria. g.. enlistment ike grim, gigantic
phautCta. Ic}tr more 10 be seen.
But, eye 'yt;oual as such cases of neglect
and Lru tisy ~ bo, there ought to be thor
9ugh scrutiny yf the hospitals, aud a sum
mary ejectmeut of all negligent and incompe.
cent officials il every department. The pay
of the private ought to be increased, and,
what is more important than pay 10 men who
do not enter the army for the high emouments
aud transient distinctions Of official station,
their feeling4 ought to be uniformly respected
by those III authority. We are in favor of
strict subordinajon and discipline; but there
il such :, thing as exercising authority in the
epirit Of a gentleman instead of tyrant -
Volunteers cannot he subjected to the usage of
mercenarv soldiers. II anything could kill
the military spirit of the South, it would be to
saddle it with the nightmare of West Point
Happily, it can survive even that it can whip
It's enemies, even with a West PoiEt bit in its
mouth but don't cumher the Arab eteed with
the heavy equipments of Il European war
horse. To bring our army TO iis highest state
Of efficiency, it must be handled as an army of
volunteers, and its comnissary, medical, and
hospital departments must receive as much at
tention he its daily drill and discipline.
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Spectators.

Editors D,spatch Public sentiment In the
rural districts warmly approves of your
manly efforts against the spirit of mon opoiy
and speculation in the necessaries of life
To brand as infamous those vampires
whether known as large or small merchants,
or as general spectators, who seek &C. aggran
dize themselves under the present einbar-
rassed condition Of the country, by monopo
lizipg and attaching extraordinary prices ID
the necessaries or life, Is Il proper measure of
indignant feeling to aii who are thus un-
wor.h.iy engaged; butit Is not enough, nor
OF itself sufficient to correct the evil. Nav we
not properly look TO onr worthy Governor
uJw, and 10 the Legislature when IL assem-
tles, for more efficient corrections
The recent order Of the Governor OF Lou,
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PATRIOTIC YouNG LADY The Rural Gsn-
tlesaan has ii thatayoung lady at Brookhaven,
Miss, upon bsing asked by knight OF the
parlor," who had not volunteered, 10 dance
with him replied, "No, sir, not as long as
therr l. IL soldier in the field - This renlin
us OF an incident that occurred In & town in
this State, not thousand miles from here.-
The young ladies OF that place, desirous ofre-
for those who are on the battle field, made
ands spresented TO young gentleman, who
rtiIi remains sat home,' u very handsome
rhite bonnet, together with certain o ther ar
ticle OF underwear used by the ladies. Doubt
less the young IN an felt gratifed at the fact
that his lady friends had taken him under
their care and protection - Paaoia tMts..D
.Gar.
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FAuLsBN's BttNpFoLp CHE.s PLAY IN EE4.
LANp.--The arrival of Mr. PauIsen, the amer
lean chess player, In London has already
been noticed. Mr. Paulsen, il will be remem
bered. played against Paul Morphy at the
chess tournament held in New York some
time since He now appears in London as Il
blindfold player, beating no less than ten op-
ponents sim al taneously The London Star
has this account OF his wonderful perform
ances
Mr.. Plulsen oflere TO play, blintifoded, ten
of the best players hIs country, and carry
on the games slmuIL 'ously. Mr. Paulsen
h fd previously been arious in Il contest on
the same terms with iit, players but they
were not all first class. and after his triumph
he expressed a wish 10 be pitted against ten of
the ablest players that could be produced
The match yes terday has excited great inter
cet i'll chess circles since the preliminaries
We're arranged and when II tcommenced there
was Il numerous company Ill the room, which
j. is needless TO Say, orsisted chiefly of chess
players The folio wing sre the names Of the
ten gentlemen who were MIR. Paulsen's oppo-
uents, VIZ: /. Mr.. MacKenZe, amateur g
Tjr. SabourOd, Russian Embassy; 5. Mr..
Maude, London Chess Club; (. Mr.. Howard,
st. James Club d. Mr.. Rarnes. st. Georges
Club 8. Mr Burden amateur :. Mr.. Cam D.
bell 5. Mr. Robey; .. Mr. Lamb, amateur :;
10. Mr.. WorInald, Hon. Secre etary st James
Ciub.
AT two O'Clock III the afternoon MIR. faul-
sen assembled Il platform in the centre of the
room ana seated himself in chair. For the
instruction of those who are uninitiated in
chess matters it may be stated that literally
he WAS not bliDdtolded--that is to SAY, there
WAS no bandage round his eyes but rs his
back was towards the players and his ftce d-
rectly towards the wiudow W il was physically
impossible that he could see anything on the
boards Of his opponents. He was quite cool
and collected, and appeared 10 con template
the result without any miseiving. He had
the first move in all the games, and he an
nounceG kings pawn and all round. The
-rane proceeded slowly, and il soon became
apparent that although MIR. Paulsen had un-
Gertaken to combat ten opponents, he was
really playing against the most ofthe gentle
men ii the room, who We're consulting wi IN
his opponents as to the tactics by which he
cOnli be defeated.
The match was entirely for honor. Mr.
PauIsen, indeed, had n small bet in his own
favor with Mr MlckeuZie, but otherwise
taere was 90 betting. Now as 10 the result
At o clock Mr. Campbell was declared the
victor in his game; at % o clock Mr.. SabourotI
was equally fortunate, ana at half past 10
Mr DiackeDZie confessed himself beaten and
resigned. A bout half past II Mr.. Robbey
offered to draw, which Mr. Paulsen agreed to,
although he had the best of the game, and
Barnes was also drawn. Shortly after !
o'clock Mr. Lambs game was drawn. The
r. naming games were drawn.
During the contest, which lasted nearly
twelve hours, Mr.. PauIsen was out of his
char for about two minutes, and the only re.
TreSl. - ent ne partCok OF was = glass of water.
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Az EerrrIAx Do,se doom sxnrrox-Unp,

Az EGYPTIAN Done doop SxayICY-Capt.
bradshaw, the daring Southern Illinois
Guerilla Chief, is performing deeds OF valor,
and rendering essential aid to our cause in
Southern Kentucky. Capt. Il has an indie
pendent command of about 10 mounted men
and is engaged III scouting expeditior.. On
the 18th he delivered over TO Gen. Tiighmau
at Hopkinsville, 3o rided muskets, with their
bayopets, cartridge boxes. &s. These Lincoln
guns belonged 70 one Capt. Crrpvf, and ware
found sscreted Ia the woods near Flat Lick.
In Christian county. They were immediately
placed IN the hands of Texans. who will doubt.
Lees receipt 70 Old Abe for tbs same. Loaisptis
Courier Ikh.
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EeggEJ&@. Nga;ssH&ESEs., <xc.
ROBERT W. POWERS,

AFOrhECARf AND UNUGdisT,
Begs leave 10 inform his friends and the public
that he has taken and re-fitted, in new and nand
some style the store formerly occupied by J. B
Wood, and more recently by G. 5. Dawson, No. 36
corner Main and Wall streets one door above the
St. Charles Hotel, Richmond Va, snd has just
opened with IN entirely new stock of
DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMEKY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept il his lile
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
to their freshness purity and entire reliability
Physicians will find hiA stock of d 70 s.
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHAKMACEUTI
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU
MtN'rS, Sc, very complete, embracing many new
and desirable articles
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
of day night
EY= Orders promptly attended to.
&C 5-ts RORT. w. POWERS.
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Alrhmonn pispateb.
FRIDAY MORNING .,,,..,.Nov. %, 1881
SPECIAL. NOTICE..

We shall feel under obligations to any of
our friends who may from time to time get
possession Of late Northern papers, If thew
viii bring or send the same 10 this office
We viii also pay lberally for such papers
to any one who will furnish MS with them.
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.NUTICE-TJ TIE TAX PAYERS ~

! { ITO TIE TAX PAYERS or
r GabI>yN WAkD.--l have appointed Il.
..ite eH5..L hLd JAMES +. GDDDlN asses
... 'f we district above, embracing 18th 10 9Th
'r 'a~ purpose Of Oh tanning he iaI able
r.: herein, according 70 III act OF Cougrers.
'''-''ro vi end~ayor to leave with the re-
l"'1es, rr a. their residences, duplicate
rpar,g taxable under said act to be re
'-.ff 1g, uIder oAt, on or before Gth De-
i-t q, wY Office on Bank street. 2d door
.-.. iiF-eet Al rag'les awning properly,
.t'--ri7'.v", oi others isiiug 70 make
t.- ar" liable 70 be Tad double IN eoa
y "..i '-e lt~- W. -. TAYLOR,
,,. r.l'r'u~ Of the Confederate Tax
Ter Ne di..u Ward
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WANTS..

NyANTED TO RENT OR LEASEA
w HOUSE with small qusnti,y Of land a.
rooms. ish other necessary oonveniences. ara
within OHe mile of this cits. ANY one having such
a see for rent viii, for further pa-ticuIs-s apoIv
~ THOS, e. G DREWRY
General Agent and Commission Merchant. mex. 70
the Columb.sn Hotel
n B-For sac, two pair PATENT SCALES,
very large, and the ether smaller both in frs,
re n order ard will be sold al q Sacrinrs-
no oI-3f r. &. G. n
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I W. Z EAYSEH,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST.
S:reattenti, tetaceet Grace ard Broad streets,

RICHMoND Va,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Fancy Ar
tictes, Toilet Soaps Periumery SC. Also, Paints,
OILS, Dye-Striis burning Fluid, Kerosene OIL Al
cohoi; Garden and Flower Seeds: Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco OF various brands; Brushes, Combs,
&c. ali tho popular Patent Medicines OF the day
aud all other articles usually kept in Drug stores
which viii he sold on the most reasonable terms.
PhyFiciena and -ethera can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at al hoGrs of the DAY End NIGHT
J. ~, FRAYSER Druggist,
NH n lIth
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MEADE &, BAKER,

MEADE & BAKER,
PHARN aCVrTIST9 AND VENDORS OF rURE AED
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PIIAR
MACEUrICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instru.
mente and Appliances; Medicine Chesta for planta-
Bags London Elastic Stockings Trussea and Sup.
porters: Porte -Mcnnaies, Combs Brushes. T.ilet
Mirrors; first quality Periumery. Pomades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters and Apparatus; Magnetic
Machines, sc, all CT the best quality and at the
lowest rates. MEADE & BAKER
ls5 Msn st., corner above Post,Ofiice,
an Richmond va
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LOUISIANA DEPOT,

i.ACHNtDHDI ' 4 Ltf. =, tHbt.
-. TIE UNuERSIGEED having beer sta
- toned il Richmond for tae purpose Of receiv
ing and forwarding 81 goe.s sent from the State of
Louisiana TO her troops IN Nirri.4s, and having
also 0een appointed by the Relief Com ,littee of
New Oriesas their ssept to receive al goods sent
through them has t.ken the front room Of the
house occupied by Hector Davis, OF Franklin st.,
and can a al times bs found :1ere bg hsv-
ing bua1esa with hln-
JOHN Y. MACEEESIE.
QUsrternsster and Forwarding, &gen. for Lou.s;.
apa Trooas in Virginia &C or
-, CHAN&E. CF SCEEDuLE.-Trsv,l
- er- going 9orIth viii observe that the AF.
GH.2ECo-I TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG laavss
this caty at THREE p, 81, Ms.ead Of four, 81 foy-
yaer!V. iac 2;--!n I. Fl. WYTNE. Srp't.
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E'ALL TRADE, ls6l.-W PETERSON & co,
4 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and DEALERS is
Indigo Spices, Madder, Lo9wood b. Carb Sods,
Starch Sa! Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nutmeg.
Salad OIL. saitpetre Spongss Saleratus, Flor. Sui.
pbur, Copperas, Ef1nstone, Alan, Cochinel, White
Lead, Zine, Paint Linseed Oh, Colors. Parahns Oil,
Solar OIL, Lard Cl Castor or, Tonqus Beens--iu.
vite the attention Of merchants visiting Richmond
to examination Of ;ler stocit, hich in variety
and price, il not surpassed III this or say Northern
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T-UR BLNT-Tbe lS7ge t1ur story
+ LUM MREK HOUSE,
.ra Deck corner Of Cary SD 20lb treets. at
-. ~. occupied hy Cent. l.. Itbjiy. For terms,
..g rr Il l- premises. oE 20
CHRISTIAN & LEA
.s 2{ith r., II r. Nam
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A man named Julius H Alexander, was
arrested by the L. >. Marshal of Cincinnati,
a few days since, OH suspicion of seeking AZ
opportunity 10 make his way Within -he Con-
ieuerate hnss
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y lAAWAT.-4lo REWARD Let Mac,
/. .-eH.r >5out The ias' Of September, NY gil,
.e-.4 'Le is i-'!e girl ac3ut - years q age,
- "n't. rely LET nose: has 3, white sro- in one
sg 'rearEb-r which. Thara ia rese. Il to be-
..- .--' >-. in tbe city ~ she las been seen
---. Ias aeoEe toward viii b. raid for her de
- 90 -r at Nessrs. Dunlop. sfoncure x Co.'S
q &a-c-- ,ter, or stcIred IN jail - tia, can
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J 4. BOSCH y

L>iRAf COW Calis 10 M p &c. OF hfr
II 25th OF the Meadow ridge Road two saaa
"a niles fr.m 2ci mond old, al ever BRIE
D Z COW. The iuiai Is small, with iarg hcrns
u cured ia the mi de, sad TIE ir ds tending
bs k~sTd@; sscll ear is crnpp' 4, aud lit In two
p'aoes; ou. bird ies hs6 2 cord oo Il. AppaTer tlv
she has been lcpg time dry. wgb tho owner
20 pay Charges u d take Ler s~ay. ... ...
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pas AWAY Onward ..,g aTay,
Il ~ Monday. q hEG2u I9l-. nzu.ai l'aSsZ .
d. ave .ssi aELt inches b,E1; black tan
-5.- -,s-'IY sbau, twenty - eli. y-t7sa yC-E-
..-. " !ga' s5rg' 80 Fo1rds; formerly be'gnE-5
es' 's-a wright, oi Plain View, i. o, King
a-- queen county, "a. The above reward VIII
- "a - lis delivery 10 At l1y office, in his
J ne may be making his way TO West Point
] d. he las = wife in tha. usighbo-hood, Hif
d. f'' 'ra'l Are Cars- from tar'er on them.
.s -t-H BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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FNUR kLNI-A HOUSE snd LOT on 10th
+ s-as. between Broad e." Grace streets. The
tre ur contains fourteen rooms, TWO Of them very
axe W4-sr AID gas have be=g carried into every
r..z. ;r TIE d.. ia = kitchen containing rooms:
.-.= sable sId Carriage House; weet house,
-i -.ler oa' houses. All tie houses are Of brick,
s-d tsv- Iern built within the LAST -vC years
Tsers-s all il thorough order. The location Is a
r-s-.-; one, in 3 good re,5lborhood, and ec1veui-
e-.-7 .l- hIaUess portions Of tha city. TIE whole
,..,.as-.o1t was erected by the late Charles Il.
e. ilr 4is family residence. For elegance s1d
convenience. the premises cannot BE surpassed by
s-g l. -hs cry NJ Richmond. Persons in want Of
i--.ga5., residence will DO well 70 examine this.
1a ealing s., tho house, they wi. have the whole
PREMISES s-5n1 10 them. For ter105, spplg 20
THOS J. ET Ans,
c. ia Admir- Of Clas T.. Hill decd.
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Before thess remarks meet the public eye,
the stock of American cotton here VIII be re-
duced 10 about $50 600 bales. This would bs
CT comparatively little consequence, II wo
knew thatSi large crop had been grown in
America. and that the greater portion Of it
would fnd Its wy here n in iormer years
but 1t II OF startling Importance, when, as
we are eredtbly nforMsd, the present crop OF
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Ey~ Orders promptly attended 20.
W PETERSON g. co.

A BODEKER q CO, APoTHECARIE
~ ANDDRUGGISTS No. 10 MAIs SrkEEr
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
gicaI Appliances, Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Soaps
Perfumery, Fsney Articles, Garden Seeds Glue,
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors, &c.
PRESCRIPTIONS prepafsd at all hours, with special
care by members OF ths firm alone.
PLY 5ieia-s' orders from the country executed
promptly and she most reliabi. medicines far,
nished ieI
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HNuSE ZOE hENT-na

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR hENT-Be
/ .aeaa Caar 9t:. He and tae Uriyersity Of
-, w..h Garden, Grass Lot, Stables. Ice
;, r.. s. Ias House has large rooms-3 it,
~ as.-a5--. AMI shove the furniture includes
.s...Y 40 Inc grounds are ample, and orna
.-,a; s, .-G SHADE trees. shrubterv. and flowers.
,t- .rs-rsa j, large. with v utar vegetables in Va
-..F .a8 saautallce. as well fruit trees. grape
s-. ..rstecs-y vines, &c; good water, pump, and
....ar- P1ss,ss.un gwen Immediately, srd il de-
sired servants to 70 With sce property till Christ
mas he proprietor Capt Geo T. Jones. being al
Il. pos, z ,ae army. Apphssnta VIII address
JNO {. HUGHES.
.-.-.zH Char'ut esviIle Va
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OST-A GOiD w I Z H.-sg0 r. " "a
: 4 will bo rad fof the = % -,
10 bic case patent lever GO - w ttCH nj
i-~el-d, made by Chss. Polo. Il 60 Lo-do" N.
3-,i69 was "p ed 4 the FISH inarkst'. t.e
'eound Ma.het. The above reward W ii be psid =
# at tLi,t flee, or t, ue stopped so that Sc.
it again. X. + Kl-6Y 9th street.
0.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22

.11E SALE. RENT, OR EXCHANGE
i tuR RICHMOND PROPERTY-My
t.g,{ -egtoiuius : a. Ecrss, two aud half miles
-. g..5lg9ni. ADDRESS ue. a. Ricnmoni, Va,
-sn 81 tav room. corner Of Franklin aud GOV
-.-'rrrf.s >, A. HART. ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22

VIZ A r r T. D.
w A n U X 5 L =.
] desire TO hire a good NURSE. Good wages
wfll S~ pad for Who snits. ddre ~ J L. II -
Box 1920. no2t-3*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22

Sr0RE HOUSE, with
Parking ana Smoke Mouse attached
49, --,p .t-.s: % x door to G. r W0rtAalu <. Co.
~ .tr s.e panoy OF Z. Z. oaoGgrass.
Apply 70
t--. EDWIN WORKMAN & co