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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
AND COMNm0lAL!
FInsnoiaI ARairn.

EANAANAAA AMAAENs
The demand for Money Yesterday was toll
ersbly active, yet all frst-class demands were
met at the rate of interest ruling for several
weeks-l0@l2 per cent. per annum.
There is quite demand for Tressury-n notes
at 9T1f@esc, which is not up to the views
Of holders. -s'
The following are our quotations for Ex-
change and Gold:
New York sieht.."..psr. v prem.
Philadelphia ........""par. u prem.
Bostoh ...,s"'"''''''''''''' psi. prem.
Balttmore.,,........s..'',nrm minals nominal.
Sold..-..'...".'.'.''''''''''A prems 'benn prem.
At Chicago, Exchange is abundant and
dull. At the Backs the rate is q per cent.
premium, but on the street it is difficult to
uake a sale at par. Currency scarce and in
d, ,mand. Gold is sought for at X@M per
A St. Louis, New York Sight Exchange
is sci ling at G per cent. premium over Mis-
souri, Funds, and over Gold to X.
The New York Tribune of Monday says, In
relation to Financial matters:
"Mone, Y is a little more active, and rates of
interest a re gradually advancing although
the supply continues very abundant The
NEGOTIATIONS of Government have created a
little more st ir, and a slight revival Of trade
has given a ] title more employment to SUR
plus means. there is but little Paper Of the
stamp which commands Money readily,
Offering in the OPEN market, and there are but
few negotiations. The range for Notes of
the best grade is from 8 to per cent. On,
call the supply of capital is as abundant as
heretofore reported, and without change in
rates.
"The demand continues active in She street
for per cent. Treasury notes, whilethe sup
ply has much diminished, as the amount in
contractors hands is mostly absorbed for in.
vestments and Custom dues. The quotation
tc. day is 9S09S14, the latter for small Notes.
The principal purchases have been made BY
merchants, but some lots have been picked
up by Banks to be applied on the second
100000 of the Loan, if taken by thensA
as 1t must be-"
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Clear two days. cloudy, eight days; variable,
twenty-o one days.
WINDS.
Ninety three observations on the wind give
North, two times; Herth west, thirty one times
North east seven times; West, eight times; South
west, eight times; South, one tlme South east,
eight times; East one time; Io wind, tWenty'seven
times.
Remdrks-The mean temperature Of the
month is below the average. The feature of
the month has been the unusual amount OF
rain, being 7l0 inches, which is unprece-
dented in this latitude, think. From half
past one to halt past three P. N. of the 2lst
there: fell 1886 inches of rain, producing; the'
greatest known food in the streets of the
city, and doing immense damage to property,
and oCcasioning some loss of life. Fortu-
nately the cloud did not extend far to the
northward, and while the small streams south
and west Of the city were higher than ever
known, Mill creek was not unusually high.
The Miami Canal, in and near the city, over
flowed its banks in many places, but did not
break. The Whitewater Canal was not so
fortunate. The water in the Miami Canal at
the Brighton House rose 46 feet above its
ordinary hight, while the banks for dis.
| lance OF a thousand feet were overho wing, al
some points at least six inches in depth. On
! the 22d at least 0 65 inches fell, making fouT
inches for two days.
Per j. HOWARD PHILLIPS.
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STRAYED.

STKAYED-OR STOLEN-S3 reward-a large
= white Sow, with email piece of right ear cut.
She taken on the 30th of August from the land
ing. The fl der will receive the above reward by
leaving her at No. is Water-st. se3-b*
SSTRAYRD-C C0V-From the subscribers pre-
> misses on Southern-avenue, Mt. Auburn, Satur-
day afternoon, black and white muley Cow. Any
one returning her to me, or giving Information,
where she may be found, will be rewarded
sea. b* THOS. HEATON,
STRAYRD-OR STOLEN - From the sub
y scriber, Oarr-st Cincinnati, on or about the
26th of August, 1861 Red Cow. about six years old,
with white star in forehead and brass balls her
horns. ANY one returning or giving information at
81 Carr.st., will be libeI ally rewarded.
au3l d. d. q. HEDGES
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THE DAILY PRESS.
DNRsDAY.o.,..,,,....osEPTEMBRR 4
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., September o:
OolooR. Barometer. Thermometer.
Z a, h..."....",..... ,.."".2952 Above zero-7I
" M'..,''''.'.s,....,.....,... Above Eero-A
Y. P.m,.,,',..''.........a.....S9 55 Above zero-Sl
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FOE RENT

NOR RBNT-TwO ROOMS Furnished or un.
- Furnished Rent low to prompt paying tenant,
at l51 Sy camore st. sea- b.
TTOH RENT-TWO ROOMs-At 32S Sixth st.
II Inquire on the north. east corner of Sixth and
smith sts., in the Confectionery. Good references
required. se4-b*
NOR RENT-HOUsE-A three.story brick
- house, eight rooms and hall, No. AZ Milton st.
sCond house from Broadway, Rent $500 a year.
INQUIRE Of j. NEWMAN, "a Gano-st. se3-dE
EOR II RRNT-BBIOK HOUSE OFFS rooms good
4 cellar, large yard and cs'ern, at $40 Freeman
ktreet, corner of Poplar. Inquire on the premises.
Rent Sl2 so per month. se3.dt
EN0R ENT-ROOM-I6 by "a, on second floor
II of IS West Fourth-st. Rent IS per month.
Apply at the GROVER BAKER Sewing-machine
Office. jyll.tf
EOR RRNT-BRlCK HOUSE-369 George
~ st between Mound and Cutter eight rooms !;
gas back yard and alley. Good location and order
Apply s, w corner Sycamore and Third-Tuttle's
Exchange Office. SEA. b.
NOR RENT TWO FRONT ROOMS Well
~ furnished, suitable for gentlemen and their
Terms reasonable. Apply at 33 George.st., be-
tween Race and Elm. au29. b"
GIOOR RENT-RARE CHANCE Furnished or
= unfurnished rooms or parlors in that fine large
dwelling, 100 Broadway, on September l, 1851
Also, lower part of house 10 Oolum blast, New
port, fine yard, porch, basement, water, &c. Rents
low. au29x
ENOR Il RNT-The Metropolitan Dancing Hal,
H corner of Ninth and Walnut SITS by the night
OF season Inquire at the Hall, or of POOR CO.,
AN OFFICE, on the second floor of the Metropo-
Titan, corner Of Ninth and Walnut SITS. INQUIRE of
POOH co, 225 Walnut st. au20 If
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REMOVALS.

TIHF WEEKLY PRRss NOW HRADY,
Containing the News Of the Week, both Foreign
and Local, and Telegraphic Summary OF hVon
sIss where, up TO tae hour Of going to press.
10 ale et thS Counting-room Prios 3 cents
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TAKEN UP,

ITIAKRN UP-A RED Oow-Heavy with calf
III The owner can have her by calling at 81 Ha-
sessti' JAOOR HEOHT.
YGIAKEN pP-A MULE was taken up on the
III 3Oth ult, The owner car have the same by prov.
ing property and paying charges. HUGH WIN
STOE, at 7. II. Biggs 4 JOS, IA Public Landing.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERv vATIoNs.-The fol-
lowing is summary of meteorological obser-
vations, for the month OF August, 1851;
Latitude 3e7, G. n Longitude $40, 2S' W, Hight
above low water in the Ohio River, 50 feet; and
above tide, $40 feet.
THERMOMETER.
Ddys of Month.
5-Msximum hight lin shade ).".,.".....
Il, 10, 81 minimum hight
montnly
IL Greatest daily variation
l9- Least daily variation. ..............;..
5-Mean TEN perature of the waTmest day....8 %
l6-MeaH temperature of the coolest day.....".67o
Mean temperature for the month ............ IS u
Mean temperature of the month at A. M"...7l Sc
Mean temperature of the month at 2, M...""sl.
Mean tenn perature of the month at p M".,"..76 GO
BAROMETER.
Days of Month.
l4-MaXimum hight ...".........."... 20 SO inches
l2-Minimum 96 inches
Mean hight for the mOnth."r.,.".....29 as inches
Perpendicular depth of rain.,,..,..,. 10 inches
WEATHER.
fmo cIn afo ria ia
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WANTED A new style of fancy case Union
Wv frames and passpetropes have arrived at
tllOWAN'S Gallery, 22 West Fifth-st They are
cry beautiful. You can get them for the same as
ou have TO pay for commoH ones in other galleries
IA list of prices to be at the door. sesb
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ofVV COWAN'S magnificent Gallery Of Art, at %
lr Vest Fifth ST is the finest largest and best ar;
lection of Pictures on Fifth the most of them
E n Fifth can be seen at CoWAN'S, No. % West
= Tifth ct. se3.6
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"ANTED-Good Photographs plain or colored
w in oil or water eolor5 You can get & them at
Vt prices the lowest in the city. Old pictures coped
md enlars ed TO any aiZe. se3-b
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WNyANTRD--AGENTS- To sell Lloyd's new
NV military chart, styled Military Portraits"
Aharts Agents now operating. clear from so to Sc
er day, see the country, and do vast amount of
.ood by circulating such useful articles Address
Rgr call on MUmF0RD CO., SO and 40 West
Fourth st ;, Cincinnati. se3l-am
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lVWANTBD-Everyb body to know that they can
wv get Pictures Of all kinds for ON 9ne-half the
Iprices that others charge at HEWITT & KEEL
nY'S Gallery, No. 2S West Fourth-st.. No extra
barge for children. All work warranted to please.
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/ 1xNTANTRD-A sITUATION-By. a practical
w Landscape Gardener and Florist, who thor. &
Loughly understands all its various branches, with
she most recent improvements, the laying out Of
Knew grounds in modern style, &C. he would like to
el Ike charge of the grounds of city or town Ceme
--,Ty, Lunatic Asylum, private places. Best of
difference as to character and ability to fulhll the
bove. Apply at the office of this paper, address
= B, at Versailles. Woodford County, Kentucky,
Letter-bo I31, jy25-fw
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NV Everywhere, to sell an
sfV entirely new, useful and valuable invention.
g so to 800 per month can be made Sample aud
particulars sent receipt of twenty-five cents and
Vpoe tage stamp. Address WHYrE & CO., Box
.tl. .h0Q. Post. office sell
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pROFESSIONAL CARDS.

eZN. DIR. F. w. HANCOCK having been or.
~" 1ered 10 Gen. Ewoifs Brigade, rs surgeon.
will necessarily be absent from the city for time.
Those wishing his professional services will find
his representative DIR. j ,MEs +. WILLIAMS, AT bis
Office prepared 10 attend ia their calls.
DR. JAMES f. WILLIAMS offers his profes
sionai services TO the citizens of Richmond and vi
entity. tie may be fonad at Or. 7. w. HANCoCK's
Office MAN, between 81 and :th streets, or al
Mr.. WM S. PHILLIPS Office, on 18th street, between
Main and Bank at the usual Office hours.
Any message left Il: either place viii be promptly
attended TO- sc Its
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RDUCATIOrAI..
ID edmond FEMALE INSTITUTE.
* =


The Eighth Session begins TT EsDAY, October
let. 1861, aud ends jane Both, lsb2. Location on
iotb street, extending from Marshall 70 Clay.
Both Bosrders and hay Parils are received. md
ths Course ineiudos 'eo Whole range OF stuaies,
:fo@ the lowest prissr,y to the tishes, Collegiate
Cas- T WINSTON, H. A., u. Va, President
and Pfafes@er OF Mes1. Science ard Aneens Ism
..me JoNss, II A., u Va, Mathematics
wv, S. CHAsE. NJ A, English Literature.
Rev. ]. l., BURROWS Evidences of Christian
hy.
Prof. +. ExIoN, (of Paris) French.
Senior Z. G.. MIRA, Spanish and Italian.
Miss N. i. VALENTINE. English branches.
Miss NJ. y. HILL, English branches.
Miss JAM 5. STANASD, Preparatory Depart
nient.
Mrs. ANN C. MALLORY. Preparatory Depart
Miss MANY C. LATHRoP, Preparatory Depart
mcn.-
Pref. n. b. CLArr, Principal Musical Depart
meat.
C. C. MIRA, P.ano.
o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
Miss MARY l.. LEFTwIcH, Drawing, Painting,
Sc.
II Prof rNIoY should not be able to return from
Europe Prot. CHASE late of Richmond College
and Tor seven years Vice Consul Paris, will take
charge Of TIE French Glasses.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS:
(H1G payntke Oc;obsr lst, or on ERtydnce--remain.
der February l5h.)
English in Preparatory Department. $50 90
English in Collegiate Department. 80 90
A Ancient and Modern Languages. each .......2J 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. 80 90
Use OF Piano in practicing .................. 90
Music on Gui'at.. '.................4 40 O0
Vocal Muse in Glasses Observation-Disclosures. = 90
Drawing Embroidery, &c, each 20 90
Oil Painting. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so 90
Board. .............. ....................l6 100 90
" ashlhg' -.-....-.20 No
tuel, lights, Weis &c. 90
i reduction Of 0ae. fourth to Ministers.
81 No charge for English tuition Of daughters
Of Volunteers in service.
Payments for each hafsession must be strictly
in advance except by special contract, and money
will be refunded only in case of pronacted sick
ness.
Catalogues, containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned az the bookstores, by application to the
President. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
So 2y--2w Richmond va
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POkTANT TIC OFFICERS AM
SOLDIERS.

J. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of GooernGT ana Franklin Stress Richmond
Virginia,
Keeps constantly on hand large and varied as
sortmept Of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WHISKEY, and
APPLE ana PEACH BRANDY--dist lied in the
mountains of this State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pure and good, sales.
2, S.-particuiar attention paid to putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers stationed
al and array from Eichmcnd
CONFESSION BUSINESS
Will make liberal advances on BACGO
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and all oIuer in;nor
products Of the country such rs BACON, LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS. &c, &C.
EVQuick sales and prompt returns.
Sc Elm
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GROCERIEa. LIQUORS, &c.

TWELVE BARRELS
Crushed, Coffee, and
3TD f,s Mountain RAgoN pnd LARD.
ftsn lb- COTTON YARN;
lust received and for xaie by
oe a--:s,s RAGLAND & BIO.
~ BBI.s POWDERED SUGAR,
DIV IS hhds. Y. Q. surar. choice quality.
- bbs. N. O. Molasses,
40 ths. MorT;ss's Golden Syrup,
80 sies choice sugar-cured Hams,
halt chests extra Gunpoaler Tea,
20 bali chests gocd black Tea
800 bols. N. e. Roe ard Gross Herrings and
Shad,
30 half bbls. Nos. and 3 Maclserel,
30 packages French Brandy; Gin; Cherry,
Ginger, and blackberry Brandy and
bales Hops; 100 boxes Starch,
ZOE bbls fine Old Whiskey,
900 bhls. Refined Sugar
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
900 boxes Yeast Powders,
100 boxes Brown, Colga:e's, and Defensive
Soap,
100 bhjs. Portland Syrup and Muscovado No
100 bags RIO Coffee,
IS cases Matches; Painted and Cedar Buck.
cts. For sale by
VIM. j. JONES CO,
foc 5-l2t 18th ST. bet. Main and Cary
NEW SUPPLY OF
N ASSORTED LIQUORS,
CIGARS, AND TOBACCO
/ have Just received, via New Orleans
100000 CIGARS.
French BRANDIES and WINES.
Also, received from the mountains OF Virginia,
a large SUNNY Of
Old WHISkEYS and APPLE BRANDIES,
would call particular attention to Army SUIT
lers Prompt attention paid to all orders.
s. GUGGENHEHER,
lis Franklin ST., near Governor,
oc 3-'m* Richmond, Va.
OEn LBS. FRESH HOPS,
,1s}J 1900 lbs. thin family Middng BACON,
$500 lbs. prime country Shoulders and
Hams BACON,
hhGs. New Orleans SUGAR, at
Iz3 cents,
rs boxes Adamantine Star & N
DIES,
half chests superior Green and
Black TEA,
so baskets superior CHAMPAGNE
WINE,
For sale low at retail by
J. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ALSO, RECEIVING
10 hbis Country SOAP,
80 firkins Country LARD,
$50 b5ls. Family Extra aid Sup. FLOUR
rs firkins fresh Mountain BUTTER.
oc 2-lm
ENAMILY GROCERY.--SAMUEL c. GREEN
Il HOW, of the late firm of Burton & Green
how will continue the FAMILY GROCERY BU-
SINESS al the Old stand and will keep constantly
on hand good supply of GROCERIES, WINES,
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RAIE.ROAnbs, Ne.
NIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHfNGE HOURS

On ard after WEDNESDAY, October "a. the
Mail and Passenger Trains will leave Richmond
daily for Jackson's River Lynshburg. Manassa
Junction amt all intermediate sia.ions at 10 M.
H. ID. WHITCOMB.
oc cts Gen1 Superintendent.
60 PECIAL NOTICE.--The merchants OF Rich
< ) mond are hereby notified that on and after this
date, the freight and charges due on all goods,
wares, aud merchandise received at the depot of
this company, from connecting railroads. will be re-
CURED to be paid before delivery from the depot.
Ey order Of the Superintendent
f. J. SAMPSON,
Gepl Freight Agent H. d ID. Il. IL.
Kichmond Oct. eth, ir6l. oc Elm
OFFICE RiCHMD AND PET'G K. X. CO.,
Richmond, Va. October ,, 1861.
AN AND AFTER FRIDAY, October 9TH,
the Trains on this Road will be run as fol-
ows:
Mail Train leaves Richmond DAILY at.....5 A. M.
Freight and Accommodation Trains leave
daily, except Sundays, at 80 A. Nj. and +. NJ.
Main Train leaves Petersburg DAILY, at. 30 =. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation Trains leave
daily, except Sundays, at. - a. M. and s L. NJ
o. The Mail Train ia the only one connecting
with the roads South Of Petersburg.
EE Travellers will bear in mind that the Gov
eminent requires all persons leaving the city by
this road To have passport.
oc Ats T. H. WYNNE, Supt.
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1 MASONIC DIRECTORY.

M
first Tuesday each month. james A Scott, Mss
ter. Place of business Shoekoe Slip
Manchester Lodge, No. H. meets n Manchester
Hall Saturday before full moon. Joha II. Hatcher
Master Place of business, Bank of Virginia, Rich.
niond
Richmond Randolph, No. 49, meets at Nasons'
Hall third Tuesday each month VIM. T. Allen
Master Place OF brsiness, Bank of the Common
wealth.
St Johns Lodge, No. 30, meets at Boshers Hall,
corner 9Th sald Main streets, second Tuesday
each month. Joseph Hail. Master. Place OF bust
ness Gaego Mills.
Dove Lodge No. 81 meets at Boshers Hall fourth
Friday each month. b. j. Johnson Master p T.
Place of business on Gary, between 18th and i4th
streets.
I.oge Francois, No So, meets at Bosher's Hall
second Friday each month b. NJ Harris, Master.
Place OF business at No ll2 Main street.
Henrieo Union Lodge, No. $780, meets at Masons'
Hall Friday before full moon. Alfred s. Lee, Mas
ter. Place of business on Dock between 9th and
2sth streets.
Capitol Lodge, No l6a, meets on Marshall, be.
tween 9th and 7th streets, third Thursday each
month. b. x. Weffd, ir Master. Place Of bust
ness on lath street. Beivin's Block,
Metropolitan Lodge, No 100, meets on Marshall,
between 9th and 7th streets. second Thursday each
month. Vim. L. Mauie, Muster. Place of busi.
ness a. No. Ice Main street
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, meets al
MasOns Hall first Friday each month. Alfred s.
Lee, High Priest. Place Of business on Dock, be-
tween 9th and 18th streets.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. -, meets ct
Boshers Hail. corner 9th and Main streets, third
Friday each month John +. Little High Priest.
Place Of business on Main, between l1th and 18th
streets
Richmond commandery, No. q meets at Mssons
Hall fonrth Tuesday zach month. John +. Reg
80 9-lm JAMES IL RIDDICK
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w. FRAYSER,
APOTHECAKY AND DRUGGIST,

Stccntfeatt, 6etOeea Grace ana Er0dd sheets.
RICHMOND, VA,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Fancy Ar.
teies, Toilet Soaps, Perftimery, &c Also. Paints,
Oils, Dyes tutfs, Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Al
cohoi; Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars, Snud
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 rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded al all hours OF the DAY and NIGHT.
J. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
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DRY ls1l0llS. "a.


HLOAKS, CLOAKS.--We have commenced
Y the manufacture of C1oaks for the season.
We have now made up fine assortment and shall
he prepared long as get Cloths, TO make
10 order any style uf wrapping wanted.
We have a lot Of Striped Cloth Cloaks now on
hand, which we will sell at great reduction from
former prices They are well adapted to the Fall
season, and we think they will be found very de.
sirebIe fse 26I CH1LES a. CHENERY.
T1RESH DRY GOODS by various ar-i.
r VAS, we are receiving, Navy aud Army Hue
Cloths: Gray Cloths and Cassime.es; English and
French Prints Printed De LANES; DE Beges;
White Gray and Scarlet Fiannels; Plaid Linseys;
Blankets; Apron Checks; Bleached Sheetings Me-
rino Shirts and Drawers; Colored Cambrics; Sele
sias; Hoop Skirts; Sewing Silks; Spool Cotton; Pa
tent Threads; Gilt Buttons; Bone Buttons, &c, &c,
which offer to TIE trade at g small advance.
oc9 KENT PAINE & co.
HRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.-We have
| J on hand general stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, and Carpets, to which we invite the
JOHNSON e. HARDWOOD,
No II Main street.
NJ B-Also, Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers,
for SALE DC 81 j. II.
r OOK OUT FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
1 GOODS, AT No. 81 MAIN STREET.
Just received large stock of Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting of handsome Monsin Delains, plain and
figured, all colors; French and English Merino,
worsted Plaid Chalies, Valencia, Debeges, CASH
meres 1900 yards of small, fine figured Prints;
black and eolored border Stella Shaws, all wooden;
plaid and double Blanket Shawls; Cassmeres and
Naftinets for Men and Boys wear; brown and
bached 104 and Ia Sheetings, Shirtings, and Do
nestle Goods for Servants; Ladies' Mantillas and
Cloaks; Embroidered Skirts, and fine worked
Bands and Collars, at all prices; Linen Handker-
chiefs, Hosiery, Table Cloths; Irish Linen Bosoms,
Gauntlets, Ladies', Misses, and Chldren's Morocco
Bootees, Caters, and Brogans, for women and
men, and great many more goods too numerous
mention. l ask call from one and all, it you
want good article at low prices
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
sc IS No q Main street.
nRESS G GODS, DRESS GOODS-At
/ J EZEKIELfS, Al Main st.-Lades in want of
Dress Goods, and all other descriptions of Dry
Goods, will find them cheap at
EZEkIEL'S, Al Main ST.,
oe Maiierts old stand.
HM CLOTH BLANKETS, CAMP COTS
} AND STOOLS--On hand and manufactur-
ng daily, super Oil Cloth Blankets, Camp Cots and
Camp Stools for sale at reasonable prices, by
ALEX. MOTT.
Ga II CernAr 18th and Main sts.
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nr~ MEDICAL CARD.

~ OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUME, of the old Medical House, confines
himself mainly Office practice on Franklin St,
a little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag naiiy
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where skilfUl a d con
fieutia treatment may be obtained enable
terms. Those who have been exposed 10 certain
Contagious ailments. are invited to call early.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended to. Office open from A. NJ til +. NJ,
2s-ts RICHMOND VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11
LEI Orders promptly attended to.
4.
". PETEKNUN q co,
BE Druggists, i55 Main street, corner I2th.

A BODEKER a Co, APOTHECARIES
IA 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 bye
Stufs Patent Medicines, Brushes of all kinds sur
gieal Appliances, Burning Find Alcohol Soaps,
Perfuuaery, Fancy Articles Garden Seeds, Glue,
Sands Paper, Tobacco. Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors, dc.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines Is
pished ie9