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NOR RENT-The desirable STORE o,cp,is,
Il by the subscriber on Broad street, salopi.l
the depot of the Richmond, Fredericksbsrr a |
Potomac Railroad Company. Possession g7.|
immediately. Apply on the premises to
oc e--GtN ISAAC n COCEp
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NEn TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITIES
SSAoOF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BURG. AND OF TIE COUNTIES OF
HENRICO, HANOVER, CHARLES CITY,
NEW KENT ELIZABETH CITY, WAR
WICK, JAMES CITY, AND York; is
the duty Of every citizen, at such a junetgre, to
interpose personal objections TO call of his tel
lowcitizens to any responsible position wherein
they may think be can serve the country Ii was
with this conviction accepted tue seat have now
the honor 10 hold in Congress, and with which
have applied myself and shall continue to apply
myself until the close, to It's labors and dnties
The only distinction to which aspire il, that my
lab0rs may deserve and obtain the public appro
hAaion.
cannot be indifferent to the applications from
the District 10 offer myself at the approaching
election, and now declare myself candidais.--
Should you, my fellow citizens, honor me with
your support, my best efforts shall be devoted to
the labors and duties OF the high position.
&C tide VIM H MCFARLAND.
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VII AIRY 90 u S i.

DC 1U--3, W. "a -.
M 1LITARY GOODS.
The best stock in the Confederate States, for re
tail, embracing every article for use in the
Overcoa,s all kinds; fine Officers Suits mahe TO
measure in the best style; Oilclo;h Over:oafs
Leggipgs and Cap Covers, all ready for use; Gam
baters linen and cloth all sizes; 100 dozen Merino
Shirts and Drawers, the best assortment IL the
State Socks: Canton Flannel and Jeans Drawers )
Dim and DRAWERS;
Heavy Beaver Oversacks, (biue) very fine; Vests
of all kinds Water proof Oversacks, seamless;
OIE.CIOTH, by the yard
"'''>''0 ~ BLANKETS and sIIAwLs;
'f- va - and GLOVES;
Suspeu,fers, Stocks, and Pocket Handkare.iiefs :;
Fancy Cashmere and Bingham Shirts, so dozen, all
sizes Cloths and Cassineres by the yard piece ;
100 gross Military Buttons;
u L u ard
GREY CLOTHS;
80 doz GreyUndershirts aud Drawers, for soldiers;
Haversaeks by TIE hundred Oilcioth, cheap; Cas-
simere Suits for the thousands Trunks and CARPET
Bags; Super White Shirts, by the dozen or single
one; Zougve Caps; Oilcloth and India Rubber
T.W ROYSTOE & CO.'S,
No. 81 Sycamore street,
Sc 1-lm Petersburg, Va.
g. A u u L Els,
- SA LES
Military SADDLES. of all kinds and qualities.
being offered for sale by the Subscriber al very
low prices, and those want viii find greatly to
their interest to give him cali before purchasing
elsewhere. WIN. f. MITCHELL,
&C 9--6t* Franklin st bet. 10th aud l7th.
c,ERVICE SIT ORDS-Best steel blade highly
/ ) tempered by skillful live Georgian. Blades
warranted.
Enameed Leather BELTS.
NTlNGS-Brass, plain and gilt.
Plain Brass with bet................S30
Gilt -
Orders per express attended to-
Address ABIDE WITT,
sc 27--1m Columbus, Ga.
ELLETT & DREWRY,
T. NO. II PEARL STREET,
Have in store and offer for sale large stock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope,
Brown Drings and Osnaburgs
81, 9, and IL Brown Sheefing and Shirtiugs:
Cotton Piaitls and Stripes;
Heavy WOODEN Lirseys Kerseys, and Tweeds;
Military Buttons; Blue Cloths
Light finished Cloths suitable for ladies' cloaks:
And q good assortment OF seasonable Dry
Goods oc s-ts
rOMMANDhRS Of REGIMENTS, COMPA-
MES, AND PRTVATES, ATTENTION
| am now manufacturing brass pressed LETTERS
AID FIGURES, for Mill AIRY Caps, in any qucn-
titles and at tbs shortest notice. These Letters
have superior in the Confederate States. Pur-
chasers are invited to call and examine thcm.-
Samples sent by mail receipt OF ten cents 20
cover postage. Call On, or address,
E. y. LEWIS Brand Cutter,
At Chas. II. Langicys Tin Store, 18th St,
oc4-lm' Bet. Main and Cary. Richil'd, Va.
ISi MILITARY BUTTONS.
have on hand large supply Of Virginia and
North Carolina BUTTONS, OF my own rnanufae-
ture. s. a. MYERS,
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CUaAR AND MoLAssEs.
- IS hhas.. fair 10 choice quality SUGAR;
20 bbla choice MOLASsES;
10 bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
oc l1--lw DUNLOP, MONCURE Z co.
3 not.
~ BRANDY,
oe II list SIT y DUNLOP. MoSouRE & CO.
L1AMILY FLOUR
IL OF very superior quality.
For sale, in quantities to suit,
By DUNLOP, MONCURE g. co.
EO KBLs. POWDERED SUGAR,
w q bids. N. o. Sugar, choice quality,
SO bbls. N. O. Molasses
40 bbls. Morriss's Golden Syrup,
SO tierces choice sugar-cured Hams.
half chests extra Gonpowder Tea,
so half chests good Black Tea,
300 bbls. N. G. Roe and Gross Herrings and
Shad,
50 half bbs Nos. . and Mackerel,
so packages French Brandy; Gin; Cherry,
Ginger, and blackberry Brandy ard
S bales Hops; 100 boxes Starch,
100 bbls. fine Old Whiskey,
900 bbls. Refined Sugar,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
30 boxes Yeast Powders,
100 boxes Brown, Colgate's and Defensive
100 b5ls Portland Syrup and Muscovado Mo-
100 bags Rio Coffee
Is cases Matches; Painted and Cedar Back
WI. B. JONES Il CO,
&C rla' 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,
Old WHISKEYS and APPLE BRANDIES,
would cali particular attention to Army SUIT
S. GUGGENHEIHEE,
lis Franklin ST., near Governor,
oc 3-1m* Richmond Va
CSA LBS. FRESH HOPS, ~
$500 lbs. prime country Shoulders and
Hams BACON,
hhds New Orleans SUGAR, at
IL cents,
IS boxes Adamantine Star = a N
DIES,
half chests superior Green and
50 baskets superior CHAMPAGNE
WINE,
For sale low at retail by or,,rSov
- D.
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ALSO, RECLINING
10 bbls. Country SOAP,
50 firkins Country LARD,
$50 bbs. Family, Extra and SUPP. FLOUR
rs frkins fresh Mountain BUTTER.
oc 2-Im
T|ANILY GROCERY SAMUEL C. GREEN
n now of the late firm OF Burton & Green
hov, viii continue the FAMILY GROCERY BU
SlNissS AT the old stand. and will keep constantly
on hand q good supply of GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS and TEAS. and respectfully solcits the
patronage SO generously extended to the old firm
Sc 2-ts
fMPORTA FAINT TO OFFICERS AND
/ SOLDIERS.
J. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of Governor ard FrahhiiR Streets, Richmond
Virginia,
Keeps constantly on hand large and varied as
sortment OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO-rhe best OLD RYE WHISkEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-distilled in the
mountains of this State
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him ere
warranted pure and good or no sales.
P. S.-Particuiar attention paid 70 putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers ard Soldiers, stationed
at and away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
wal make liberal advances on 4 BACC0,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and all other minor
products Of the country, such rs BACON, LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER, DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS, SC, &c.
Quick sales and prompt returra.
I3-lm
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DIZZY GOODS, -.


r AIDES rNDER-WEAR.-Sii and Mo
i r;po Under Vests and Drawers; Corsets. from
., to 36inches Pash-Iined Gloves; Hosiery, In sk.
Merino. and Cottoni Cambrics; Jaconets; Tape;
Clerks; WatDsooks brilliants, India TWfib; irish
Linens Linen Sheetihgrs Table Damasxs; Fnrni-
,ure Dlmisy; Bed Blankets. Also, carpets n GOOD
variety Of 3-p'y, ,rernia. Velvet. and Brnssels.
CHRISTIAN e. LATHROP,
DC II 90 Main street.
ILOAKS, CLOAKS.--We have commenced
Il J the manufacture of Cleaks for tho season.
We have Tow made M a fine assortment, and siiall
he prepared. SO long get Cloths. TO make
to order any style of wrapping wanted
We have q 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-
sirable. Use a6l CH1LES & CHENERf.
HRESH DRY GOODS by various arr
va.s are Receiving, Navy and Army blue
Cloths; Gray Cloths aud Cassimercs; English ana
French Prints Printed De LANES; DE Beges;
white, Gray and Scarlet Flanrels; Plaid Linseys;
Blankets; Apron Checks; Bleachsd Sheetings; Me
r;no Shirts and Drawers; Colored Cambrics; Sele-
s;as. Uoou skirts Sewing Silks; Spool Cotton; Pa
tent Threads; Gilt Buttons; Bone buttons. DC, &c,
which we offer to tie trade at small advance.
ocg 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 HARDWOOD,
NO. "a Main street.
n B-Also, Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers,
for sale. 0c D j. 81 III.
r OOK OUT FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
GOODS, AT No. q MAIN STREET.
Just received large stock of Ladies' Dress Goods
consisting Of handsome Mouslin Deains plain and
figured, all colors French and English Me riuo,
worsted Plaid Chalies, Valencia Debegcs, Cassi-
meres; 1900 yards of small. fine figured Prints;
black and colored border Stella Shawls ell wooden;
plaid and double Blanket Shawis; Cassimeres and
eattinets for Men and Boys wear; brown and
blached 1914 and Ia Shcetil rs, Shirngs, and Do
mestc Goods for Servants; Ladies' MantilIas 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 Childrens Morocco
Bootees Caters, and Brogans, for women and
men. and q great many moro goods too numerous
TO mention. ask a call from one and all, il you
want good article at low prices.
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
SEES No27 Main street
nRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS-At
EzEKIEL'S Al Main ss.--I-adies in want of
Dress Goods and all other descriptions of Dry
Goods, will lind them cheap at
EZEkIELS, Al Main ST.,
oc Maiiert's old stand
Nil CLOTH BLANKETS, CAMP COTS
AND STOOLS-On hand, and manufactur-
nc daily super Oil Cloth Blankets, Camp Cots and
Camp Stools for sale at reasonable prices, by
ALEX. MOTIF
So IL Corner 18th and Main sta
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BOOTS. SHOES. HATS &c.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received un.
= til tho 18th day OF October, 1861, for furnish
ing rations for the Public Guard for pear from
the lst day of October 1861.
Tie 100 rations consist Of
BEEF-I25 pounds {exeiadins neck pieces,
coed, tw ice per Meek
BACON-75 pounds, (hog round excep. hesds,
good. five times week
FLOUR--fl2 pounds, (Richmond Supcrtine,
or its equal.
COFFEE-6 pounds, (Lagusyra, if to be had;
not Rio, of good qua!lfy.)
SudAE-l2 pounds, good brown Coffee Su-
CANDLES-1i pounds {Adaman.ine)
SOAE-4 pounds, lgood Brown)
SALT--2 quarts, (Eine.l
BEANS-A quarts, Navy, small white.)
VINEGAR-4 quarts, lgood.)
The shore 70 be delivered 1t the quarters Of the
Public Gusrd ~ required.
Total rations during the year, about 33o0O
&C 5-tl5O q. UIMMOCK Col Ia
n City papess copy.
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NJ o I l G e !.

L-Persons who are sending clothing and sup
plies 10 troops ia the sie,d, requested 20 msrh
distinctly ON the package with marking iak) the
NAME OF the party for whom intended, the REG,
HENT to which be belongs, and the PLACE OF DIES
rISATIoS, care of QusrterInas.er at Rich ond, 90
WHOM tho usual railroad receipt shout be for
warded by the shipper.
U--Many packages arrive at the depots OF the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
off; Of course their destination cannot be known by
the Quartcrmaster. Others are imperfectly mark
ed, and cannot be identified.
UL-Ail articles deposited at tie Quarter1nas.
ters Office ia Richmond for shipment. mus. be hen
there before o'clock, p NJ, 10 insure their ship
;nent on that day. J. MAURY GARLAND,
al 2'-ts Capt. and Asst @ NJ
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond Aug. I, 1861. :
NOTICE-Ts is very desirable that all corps.
~ communities and individuals in tue State
having ARMS OF any kind-6eyond these abso
lutsy necessary for their immediate use--snouid
return the TO this Department snon pos
sible that they may be oveIbaGlej AID thoroughly
repaired. Address,
Q. DIAM0Ck, Colonel,
al 2-ts Chief of Ordnance af VirSSria.
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VXYHTTEWASH. PAINT, AND warm
w IHH BRuSHES.-A large assnrtmeni. u
WM. SAxTLKR 4 cos,
60 ~ Mn Nsoek
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pull Itif y Hfu ~fFUs lsEI ?
SPENfsE A. EAKEi.
CIothiers and Merchant fsiiaFS
Corner Of Main and t,i5A streets

ILiTARY CLoTHi& G-We&"
MI just received the following goods SIS
90 military use; IN dasen Blue flarnel D
SO pzirs Cettonvie Pants. FOR csnp use, ~ PA-'
Blue Cashmere Pants, saitable ios srtl,ef! p -
poses. Also, Military Buttons, o. 1ferst' =
scriptionA NOAH WALKER q CO,
Nv % Corner OF Main AMI Ists s'TesA
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BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL,
I'D MILES NORTH OF GORDoNsyILLE, VA.
The Fifth Annual Session Of this School begins
the 23d day Of September and closes the LIST day of
July, 1862.
The location is heslthy and retired. Competent
Teachers will have charge of the different depart.
ments of English, Mathematics, Classics, Music,
Painting and Drawing.
Terms as heretofore. Address,
JAS. L. JONES, M. D.,
Sc I4-4wH Gordnnsville, Va.
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NONFEDERATE READING ROOM,
7 llth Straes, t,oo doors north Of Main Street,
SIGN OF THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.
Papers from al parts of tie South.
Facilities fer writing letters &c, free 20 Visitors
TEEns.-50 cents month; single ADMISSION, a
dime, good for the entire day.
n B.-Opeu on SUNDAY. Sc 2Sira
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FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WHISKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY--dstilled in the
mountains of this State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him ere
warranted pure and good or sales.
P. S.-Particuar attention paid 70 putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers ard Soldiers, stationed
at and away from Richmond.
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NJ ISS BELLA JONES
HOOL
on the Lat Of OCTOBER, on 18th street, between
Broad and Marshall oc ll--3t<
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TOBACCO. &c, FOR SALE

TOBACCO AGENCY.
LYNCHBURG
SMOKING AND CHEWING
BACCO,
From low grades to most superior quality, all OF
which will sell consignment.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER X OTEY,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Hesc hants,
oc 5-2w 10 Pearl street.
< OUTHERN TOBACCO STORE.-ws viii
y Open in few days. at he stand now occupied
BY Adams's Express Company, one square above
the POST Office, on Main street wholesale and re-
tail TOBACCO STORE. where we will keep
constantly Oh hand. from our own ard other faeto
ries an assortment of Tobacco OF all styles and
grades, At FACTORY PRICES, ard respectfully s0-
eli call from all wishing To purchase All orders
from the country promptly filed, and consgninents
solicited.
Among our stock may be found the following
well known fayorite brands
Palmetto Twist; Palmetto half-pounjs
Pride of Virginia, lbs, oppressed,
Do. do. do. Suppressed
Euiora, do. do.
Progress, hal:-pounds; Madeira Twist,
Carnatior, halfpounds; Dewberry pounds,
Imperial, pounds; Woodbine, SIS,
Alone. SIS, &c. &C.,
in packages weighing from Is 70 l25 pounds, and
ranging in prices from IS to - cents per pound.
We will also keep GA hand the best CIGARS and
SMOKING TOBACCO TO be found in the market.
TERNs-Cash. COSBY & ANDERSON,
Store No &O2 Main street,
Am Factory eth ST., below Cary.
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL DIST ICT-Com-
posed Of the counties Of Campbell. Amherst, Mel
son. Albemsrle Fiassnna and Buekingham.-At
the solicitation Of number OF gentlemen of differ.
ent parties throughout the District announce n.y.
self candidate 70 represent you in the first Con-
gress OF the Confederate Staies. under their per,
1nanent Constitution. win take an early oppor.
tnniiy 70 address the people at their respective
Court~ Houses.
O. i6--fs JAMES p HOIds0NgE
R-WhIx. Enquirer aud Examiner please copy.
- TO THE PEOPLE OFTHE7TaI,l1
~ q RESsI ONAL DISTRICT, CON.
POSED or THE COUNTIES or CAMP
BELL, AMHERST, NELSON, Abe
MARLE, ELUvANNA, AND BuCKIN0-
HAA.-FHLLow-CIrfzEs am candidate to
Teprcssnt you 10 the Cangress Of the Confederate
6tntes The hritfaess of the tiase between now and
tbs election, anA The difficulties ard anxstiss Of
the sfsses, alike forbid canvass Suffice u 20 say
that II elected my whale snArgiss shail be devoted
- ~ adyancemezt Of your iatercst4.
Your tetiow-eiiixsn. 20
SHELTON Y. LEAKE.
Chaslo4sssyfiie, Oct IN, 1861. oc 9-siCNs
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NOR RENT--Ihe spacious STORE AN
DWELLING-HOUS en- broad, ose T.,
above 9th street, and next door 10 Ch,s G
rerv, IS tor rent. TIE store Is fitted up A. 4 =
class retailing Dry Goods establishment tanss
by -, with shelves, counters &c. This is cons
cred - of the best stands in the city Pos
sion to be had on the 18th Gay o. October hg,
to JUAN PIZZINL
SO Q5-ts I2s Main srs8
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Gs.DEssEyE, Ae.

hNEkCOATS.--500 grey, drAb aud bros
7 , futied Cloth Military Cape Overcoats; 20
Pilot. p-tershaIn. Lion Skin. Beaver, and cha
kinds Of Overcoats For sale by
BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
se26 lls and Iis Main &
- EADY~M ABE CLOTH1NG-ay saa
Z, CT citizens wear, both for Ilea and boz.
unusually good. which will BIZ offered Al fair plts
Thcs5 in want will find 1t to their Interest TO stl
ia Main street. Ioc u WIN. IRA SMITH
4 1TENTION, SOIDIERS.-N!rgiE is-nsa
n Buck Gauu,le.s. Heavy Back and W5sa
Gloves, Heavy Army Overcoats, Comfort VS.
Undershiris, Drawers, Socks &c, az tue Iror.nz
Clothing Store, / 10 and II Main street.
DC BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
FINaRLE THO SAND MlLITABI
OFERCOATS; 1000 pairs Drawer; "
fTay Shirts :uo Cashmere Oversbit;s, now resah
and tor SAFE iOr cash only, at ia Main street
ce2 WM IRA SMITH.
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By order of the President and Directors.
WIN. z. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
Richmond. 0e. /, 1861. oc 2-2awt2a0
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EA1IauE SHIFTS.
re dog. Fine MERIN0 SHIRTS
- dog. JEAN SHEETS.
10 doz FRENCH GINGHAy SHIRTS
- e0z CHASBRAY GiNGHAM sHIRIs
10 coz CHECK BINGHAM SHIRTS.
S dog. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS.
Is dog. CHECK SHIRTS.
Fer sale by GO. MAGCIRE, jR,
jy2 "a Main s'feet
EfICHMOND CLOTHING MANUFACT0M
Z, The subscribers have on band a large ~
complete assortment If S0UTHEkS MAAUI&@
TURED GoODS-Iioths, Cessimsres ard tsa-
iEgs, OF all grades, from the following uo;ed E-s'
Grenshaw Mills, Richmond, Va. Miller W
Mills Culpepsr county. Va Rely, Ford ta'
Mills, fredericksburg, VA Thomas a A%Ss
Mills, Marion, Smith ecnnty, Va; Roek i.s's
Mills Charlotte, y. C.; which we are pressedS
make TO measure Il. the shortest notice and Il =
latest and most approved styies-goods ihss -
compare In every respect with the best Aef'.a'
manufactured so9ts. ard many OF tie CEess@ss
goods equal Ia quality 70 French There ean =
longer an excuse Tor buying goods m&nQis1.~e.
out Of the State. In addition. we Keep a.sas.@s
hand a stock OF FRENCH AND kS.l@s+
CLOTHS AND CASSIaERES, NOT 70 Dc ~
passed by any house In the city. We have -
! best OF Cutters, and corps az woIkEieb R0s -
surpassed by any house Ia the Us!oa, IN &c
nination To- furnish orr patrons With coaiSs.
Clothing-naterial raised South, aai We sTTs' 8 :
sold and " orr South, as we are determines 70 =
all in cur power 10 push fotwsr southern n's0s-
tioas. SPENCE & CAREY,
Clothiefs and Merchant isi"fs
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sSRIF ATE RESIDENCE FOR SALK-Ans
aud very comfortable WOODEN BUILIlM
suitable for the accommodation of a medium "a
finally, GU gath, between Clay and Leigh ss-sa
Church lin Will be sold los or application 70
IS EN- A : LIE
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ORTANT TO OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS.

J. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of Governor ard Fraahiia Streets, Richmond
Virginia,
EeeFs constantly on hand a large and varied
sortlnent OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
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MILLINERY GOODS.

WANTED-Two MILLINERS. Also, two
young ladies' to learn the MILLINERY BUSI-
NESS. oc 7-l,n%
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SUPPLY STORE OF
ALBERT LI = X o g X,
No. 23s aAIs ST., UNDER SPoTswooD HOTEL.
The stock comprises all the articles IN use among
House and Sign Painters, Carriage and Furniture
Manufacturers, Artists, Architects ala Draugats
ner, generally Sc II
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nRESS G. GODS, DRESS GOODS-At |
( EZEKIEL'S, Al Main st.--I-atfies in want of |
Dress Goods. and all other descriptions of Dry |
Goods, will find them cheap at
EZEkIEL'S, Al Main ST., |
Or Maiert's old stand I
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'aper, $40. p
The privilege of yearly advertisers is
.ris,ly limited to their own immediate and
cg,;iar business; and the business of an
,t!vertisng firm is not considered as incli-
ing that of its individual members.
advertisements published .at irregular
intervals, 81 per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates for Il District or
state Office, $40; for IL Parish, Office. $40;
Kv office, $5-to be paid in advance.
MI advertisements for strangers or tram
,ie;.t persons, to be paid i'll advance.
q ADVERTISEMENTS not marked on the copy
~, IL specified time, will be inserted Till
oIhid. aud payment cNactcd.
Marriages and deaths will be published
As news obituaries, tributes of respect, and
rinerai invitations as other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

to On Tuesday night. the 9th
ult., 10000 Austrian rifles passed
through Indianapolis, for Gen. Ere
mont at St. Louis.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

federate army. -.........
The government has prohibited
the wearins of secession costumes in
Baltimore. -St& .aasf ~ 1e&&
q New York, Sept. e.-Cotton is dull
at214c. 80
Mr.. Serrill, Of Louisiana. hassbeen
released. 5l.rs,.sa ~zss ~.
: A dispatch to the Commercial says
heavy cannonading has been heard in
the vicinity. Of our lines. It is ru.
mored that the contest has com1nen-
ced. but nothing has been received
any way reliable.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

we ike to have written his name !!
The convenant was entered into, and
no one but the owner drew potatoes
from that field atterwaid. .....
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

Federal Prisoners at foac1zanossd.--
In the four prisons on Main street
the number of Federals confined it
1875. AT the Hospital where those
more desperately wounded are treat
ed, are about $50 more: The cap
tured officers number about Co.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

LET 1t should be borne in mind that the
Daily Ncrs contains the latest intelligence
received at this point. The paper does not
60 to press until after the arrival ofthe mail
It is delivered by Carrier for $s per year or
81 for six months. ..AS1 ..5. a$ rtssis
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

TV The caterpillers are making
sad havoc with the growing fields of
cotton in many parts of the parish ;
and The damp, showery weather
which now prevails is particularly
favorable to their increase and power
of destruction. Much of the cotton,
however, is too tough for their easy
Digestion Alluvion.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

Where las IL Becn.-We have
Just received a number of that ex-
cellent family paper, the New Or
leans, Mirror, bearing date of May
18th. Verify this is fastage. .e,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

U Confederate States notes OF
the denominations of SIS, los, and
2Os, have been received at the mint
in n. Orleans.