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slight additions. The young stock of colts and
calves showed an extraordinary improvement in
one year
THE RACES AND TRoTTING
were slim affairs though they afford considerable
amusement as buresque. 1t could not be ex-
pectcd that owners of fast stock would enter for
prizes no greater than set of harness. or u suit
of clothes! The Society though would offer its
thousands if it only had them
THE CROW D INCREASING.
1t is stated by the evening papers that the num-
Der present at the Park" this afternoon was
much greater than on the corresponding day lust
year. 1t is difficult to ascertain positively or
minulely how many were present. | saw both
exhibitions. (this and last years. and should judge
the numbers to day about double that of the best
day last year But this large number OF persons
present at one time does not prove the receipts to
be larger than last year. a large majority of
those in attendance to-day were admitted an the
dollar or four ticket-not on s., as last year,
foy family. At six O'CLOCK this evening at the
LAST TRoTTING MATCH,
there was over 5000 still in attendance. Six hor-
SEES entered best two in three, in sulkies, and this
number at once on the track gave quite an excite
ment to the match. BY he time made, howev,r,
6 2O) you will readily understand that it was
only an extra scrub.
THE RAILROAD
being partially completed, the cars have been run
ming up and down street, from 9Th to the Park
all day, and have done well considering the con-
diton Of the track. 1t is only ironed about half
the way, and in several places the inside Of the
track is low that the horses by which propeled)
are forced to come to walk. Several "serous
accidents" have occurred during the day, by
which the sleepers have been peeled of large
spnters by the cars running off the track! By
| the fair loads carried unter such unfavorable
circumstances, have formed better opinion of
the "institutiOn'' than expressed heretofore. The
fare is only one bit omnibusses charge two.
PLACER COUNTY PEOPLE.
Placer was well represented here by persons
in attendance; If not by articles Or stock on exs
hihition.
EVENING ExHIHITIoy At THE PAVILION.
he Pavilion was one great 'hrong OF people
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AmNsfnlfnis.

~ LATE WESTERN CHINA HALT)
A REYoLUTToX II THE AMI sGMENT WORLD.
A NARltETIES ENTERFAINM FOE LApTES
The most Efficient and popuar company ever in Rs1ti
PR v soy a9sy Messf chTI5
Ladies dies ten cents; Gentlemen twenty cents, spIsw
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE.
sfsg ala .'''''' '''" u: EllINGSK
Conductor OF JAMESON
THIS EVENING
| So5EPH r. r PiARkER, JOSEPH PARK Err
| LETnA WETTF SANAn ~ Al
LEILA WiHiIITTFE,
| IE!BA WHITE,
iEin s WHiT 1EE;'
~ Admission E TItR Rd PR9 T ,Hy Y cents
- ------'----------------------s'-
| rz3it3plh!.tg isD14lN6Ulta.
P ALTIM OR
| D
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IYcoRpoR,7 ED 1874
CHARTEs PERPETUAL
,......
-'O-'-4-' N-'-DA'1
oRFoE LIFE.
,,-,, - . -
END0W&ENTS FOR CHILDREN.
--
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
ct the lowest ratio.
DIRECTORS:
r NJ ,-.>I'-r,9V' D. ., pONz aLp'oN'
q q a. Sou Sou ar rpsp "a a. AADh IDLE
- = ---s' "' :" "lD0oN'
h. h. CHAABERS, ROBT. A. TAYLOR.
!, cor SNOW S.,
DRF. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
6I01Iwo TzTc5ITr7 ,--,T, c,r,,Tc7vI
~ CGan2RoIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST.
,ho 1;oo,sos .,or. GEO + COALE
the Licensed agent, with full powers, for the
rr,,r,o,,,, Mum PEE; 49, -
VII cash As s.. s5s Ta l.
,,,,,-,-,, ,-,,, -. 49, ,....--..-
CASH ASSES, $i,i52,060 AVE-" 0-'N'
-rs,,, 1,1.r, 1>,,-r, .>,,,,
Cash Assets, s32J,2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD
--u-,-.,.. osN.', So '',-'..''
800,
VII. GRAHAM. PRESET
,,or,,,, ~ r, w LIFE ~
UNITED STATES.
, FLEE, NARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
Ra 5 az 6 5s 9it 6e G1 d rats az ~
loss &c Sc SH' "s ioiS ' @Ppe@u'n statements OF
MUM for months I not used 'sAe' win return OF e
6 OFFICE ON THE N0RTHFAsT CoRTER or sGIiTE
nsures against loss damage by FIRE on ALL DEsCRIP
HENRY +. DuHURST. PEEsIDENT,i
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II E A L 7 H

ID EMOV AL.
PARRS CHINA HALLS
ARE REMOVED TO
No. 2IO BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND CHARLES STREETS,
Immediately opposite the old stand,
Where am opening large lot of new and choice
GOODS, of my importation, and am determined to
CUT DOWN PRICES to the lowest possible figures, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Staple goods, as
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
INDIA CHINA WARES,
WHITE IRONsTONE GOODS,
PRESSED AND
CUT GLASS WARE,
COMMON WARES,
ALL KINDS,
Always on hand of the very best quality,
HOTEL GOODS, &c.
iaSOtfr D. PRESTON PARR.
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
L. CITY, IN EQUITY.-GE0RGE F. SLOAN Trustee u.s.
SAMUEL A. SLOAN, JACOB DEEMS. JR-Ordered by
the Court this 10th day OF April 1861 thai the trustee give
notice to the creditors of SAMUEL a; SLOAN l. JACOB
DEEMS Jr copaners and individuals tn file their
claims properly authenticated with the Clerk Of the Supe
ror Court OF Baltimore city, or before the seventeenth
day of June next by causing copy of this order to be
published in daily newspaper in the city of Baltimore
once week for three successive weeks
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9nbIif gaIes
BY GIBSON & Co

'ERUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of decree Of
d the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
will sell on uESpAH, he2fd day Of April. 1851, the
hour Of o'clock P. NJ, the premises The highest
bidder, the following described LOT OF GROUND in sal
city, valuable Coal Yard, viz:
Beginning for the same 50 feet north from the north west
of Lombard and Eden streets thence north bind,
ing on Eden street 40 feet therabouts; thence
waTdV with depth of 100 let Canal street The
Lot is subject 70 annual rent Of $780, payable quarterly
and held under lease from r. Hough, Trustee, Ct a. to
Fagry Robins. datCd Sth December, 1874 recorded in
Land Records of Baltimore city, r. d., No o. folio 2s.
The Office Railroad track, Coal Scales and blinking for
coal the lot, will he sold the time and place,
either separately with the Lot as NAV be desired.
Taxes paid 10 lst January last and rent to LIST pr
Terms prescribed by decree:One-half cash day of
sale the rest in six months with interest and approved
curity. 5. H. TAGART. 2T,,stoos
GEO. II. WILLIAMS, 4'us'ees'
apI2aw3w KIDS GIBSON & Co, Auct'rs.
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ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERIl !lLER-equg to GuanO and cheaper than Stable
Manure, being auvia deposit composed Of animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle show Grounds Distance from Charles
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter OF
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile Upper Re
Price so cents per cart load le29-H
M EXICAN GUANO.
I'VE Very choice Mexican GUANO for sale by the cargo
or single ton, by W. WHITELOCK y CO.
fp96-tF a South street.
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El CHEAPER THAN EVER!
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT,
IS WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
between Gay and Holiday stFe??1S ;cr,; III
The UNDERSIGNED takes this method OF lnI0rhlhg MS
friends and the public, that he is selling me Danee OF ms
Fall and Winter STOCK at mnGh eqce anu p md 10 MAKE
tTrng suitable for Spring and summer OF French Calf
Hl;n ans SHOES and CATERS, French Patent
Teatber do do French Kid do do. By a particular
method of measuring am enabled to fit the tender
fast so 90 they can work without any difficulty
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage have received and
still manu- featuring in the latest improved style call is
respectfully solicited p. GAHAN,
! fe2S-d No, IS West Baltimore street,
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ap15law3w Clerk.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
i CITY, MARCH TERM lS6l-GLENN u.s. WILLIS
Ordered that the sale made and reported by Wm Glenn,
foregoing report, be ratified and confirmed, unless
the contrary thereof be shswn or before the
eighth day of May provided copy of this order he
inserted in some newspaper printed in Baltimore in
each Of three successive weeks before the eighth day of
N " next.
The report states the amount of sales to be s225O
WM. GEO. KRERS,
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4 UMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, April
~ u: Observation-Disclosures FOR NEW LAMPS,
REPAIRS OF LAMPS AND IRON PILLARS-Separate
Sead Proposals will be received at this until WE'D
NESDA 2!t instant, for furnishing the city of Balti-
more with what new LAMPS may be wanted for year
Iron Pillars.
Tn; Lamps TO be made Of four Tin painted in
side and out; the pattern can he this Office
Proposals tor repairs must state the month for
each police district The Iron Pillars much a pillar
- SAMUEL MACCUBBIN,
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SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
lGTNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD Ooo. 0oo
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD...... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO., HARTFORD.......... 100000
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO, HARTFORD. $50. Gao
MASSAsOIT ms. CO., sPRINGFIELD........2 s0,0oo
SPRINGFIELD ms. Co, sPRINGFIELD...... 100000
lETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD..... 25O,OCo
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDoN......... 2,5OO,0O
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
sI-H ! & PROFIT n SONS
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BY ,. u. CANNON.
PEREMPTORY SALE

iii THAT
s-4-.A DESIRABLE DWELLING, Nc 6s3 WEST LEX
lNGTON STREET.
NJ will sell at the public Salesroom, Second street, on
TIL RSDAY, the % instant, at o'clock p NJ, that de-
sirabe LOT o. GROUND situate West eXngton street,
with depth Of ~ feet Improvement neat three story
5rlcE ID Ell ING with spaCiogs Back Building. 1t has
be built with every convenience for the comfort Of
family
Es-Terms and particulars at sale.
u
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NJ IIORE No III Pratt street, above Charles street.
near Republican street ' va ''~t'
small DIV ELLINGHOUSEo on Spring Court, near Charles
Large STABLE and Yard IN Pratt street. near Howard
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t0EsT IUIt I"NI.
kF The large hr5e-story HOUSE No 20 North Charles
Inverted into OFFICES
Large DWELLING No u st PaI street co-oer o Fapl-
!EtG5!y occupied as clearinghouse. and suitable
STOkE MD DWELLING, south east corner of Court
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apl6law3w Clerk.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
y CITY 18th April, ls6-Ordered that the sales made
and reported T. Parkn Scott Trustee of the morgaged
estate of James Peters and wife, be ratified and confirmed
unless the contrary thereof be shown before
the 10Th Gay Of May next provided copy Of this order
pc lsel IN some newspaper printed in Baltimore, once
IN Tach OF three successive weeks before that day
Inc report states the amount Of sales to be 400
ROBT J. KERR, Clerk.
True copy-Test: R0BT. J. KERR,
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n y Tx II = = =.
LAST SALE OF ROSES
lanes r CHLNGE
90gsss, IT,. igE s5ais &a0 &sut.

E'UR RENT.-A STABLE in the rear of House
- W. aiF, west Lexington street, between Pine and
l aio s'iett' or TO - HEl Err N.WlLk EMS.
""PI,-I No. l22 West L. nbard >tyeat
SALE OF A VALUABLE GROUND RENT
~ BY virtue of an order Of the Circuit Courtr Rolti
city IN te matter Of the estate Of john Eager Howard TO
ahe safes TO pay CIT in umGrdHCtS, the undersigned Com
N ~ receive proposals in writing, through THOS
= ~ tiI No is st. Paul street. their Agent until
80 CsA y April 20 h., 1851 for the purchase of an
az l. GROUND RENT ct three hundred collars per
N lSSGiug out Of Lot the e2st corner Of Ross and
I2H sd streets, 1855 e by 100 feet to StodGard alley
n above rent payable mi annually, ard well secured
~ te tNtei-iye iNGS known The Home Of the
b @ vii! be sold subject to understanding with
sil corporation, that tn purchase one hundred
collars OF sand rent Immediately, and the balance in two
years II tcy so deSirs Il SIX per cent. Terms cash
ROBERT MlCKLE,1 Committees
WIN. GEO. REID, }estate j r. Howard
For title, apply to PENNINGTON 4 RFAD
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NEGRO HIRING.

EDWARD d. EAUHO.
II GENERAL AGENT
AND COLLECTOR
Oitics on 18th, between Msin and Franklin ats.
corner of Exchange Alley,
Richmond, EirS{nfa.
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he will continue the sama
line OF business the ensuing year, viz: Renting
out Housea, Farms, &c, Selling Real Estate,
Hiring ont and selling Negroes, Negotiating
Loans, Collecting B,ajS Notes. and Open Ac'
counts, Adjusting Claims and attending to all
matters appertanng to General Agent
Thankful fDr the liberal patronage he has re-
ceiYed for toe last min years, would respect
fully solicit continuance OF tho same.
Persons in the couEtry intending to send me
their servants for hire, would please do il pos
able by the Let or I'd of January, il, ORDER that
good prices ard comfortable homes may be se-
IL
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ko HiKt Nc. 1879

t. A. ]. CtopT0S. ROBERT B. LYME.
The subscribers have entered in co-partnership
for the purpose of cond ueiug in he city OF Rich
ont Negroes. Renting ont Houses, Selling Real aud
Personal Estate Collecting Clams, Sc aud from
the experience which wc> have had Halter our
selves that entire satisac ion viii he given for all
~ mess entrusted our care, and solicit CO IL
tuuance OF that liberal patronage which Tor many
years has been attended to eacL OF us, promising
to spare effort to obtain good homes and iar
prices for all negroes entrusted to us. Orr per
sonal ion will be g.en III all OF sick
ness Arrangements have beon made 10 have
negroes eli care,i for ii. hired cut Persons In
tending t" send gToes for hire will 10 well by
sending them " the 1T Of January 10 good
homes. T.. A. CLOPTON,
dc il-2avytIaty ROpERT y LYME
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The Warren,on He.pitaI-hind Attentions
or the ladies

NARaESToS, VA, Dec l.. 1851
i-0t3r. btsp"i'hi 1hough = constant reader
of your II Jst estma bic paper, | have - Vet
seen nothing In it relative 10 the hoS4litaIs
- This point ] am sure il was not rom over
sight; though smaller perhaps in dimension
they are never theiess OF as crest iI2r)rrauca
ana have TINS FAR proved VERY succezstul
having COMBINED with them those paTquisites
so necessary Tor the attalnneul OF their O. b.
Ject.
Il would be futile IN ne to attalnut 10 give
lucid oc-eripuon OF the romantic surround
n Is OF tAls dulet Ajtlt town. tsInho fd.d as
IL "eTe in mountains, it Is nevertheless on
quite Ii prominence pIe.edtIuG 10 the viz,
at several Voint- gently Tl-Ing hills and
sioping ia. :. EuGie. II e >ay. with III. un.
DIVIDED a. -.tIon I our ,tinable surg yus,
IN" pun 55,'i. 'asI ~, WaClu-3rnc food, aud
!t5I, out % ~ 4.'-itt ..s= e, f}ts untirIus aud
g. Is I'-s * t+.I.- 80 beg. '.->, whose soft,
.lifery hh'- ..rtH. = .l-t'r brain, reader
fh,m Il ..aEt.F'iy attn, live, break The
spell CT ste-A which e'"rca-ts the sick
and VIZ NlHnle"r, distant az h i
from his nau,r home and accomplish
that, thr.r highest ambition, his Us
ioraoon to aea3lh. Ii was not ray intention
70 be personal 81 my REMARKS, but really
fset II lncuIn bon To present t. our readers one
Miss IL. q 7. Nearly three months observa-
.iun is surely sufficient to Judge of thg -A&ilcd
qua iitlrs Of THIS noble and highly intel tuai
young lady, wac. being driven from the
nome OF her adoption by the vile aud ruth
lees horde sought her native pace herr daily,
aye hourly, rs Gods ninisterjug angel, civ
sus nutriment To The sick aud Coa<Qia ton 90
The ing soldi,Is
As am writing, she lands at the TIRES
hOld-the face OF every sick soldier is Iiiu-
mined with smile to greet her, az she III re-
turn bestoWs one on them. God viii bie>s
nsr for her eeds, and our wish is, may hsl
shadow never De less
Being in tha mountains, we .Om times have
peep al Its ldsses, and / assure you, This
little 6gr9 is dfhcult TO surpass. To purtiCu-
laTi1e ouid he but IL justice vet, ! cannot re-
H.
pished Miss M, OF W, u. e.,
whose evening pTouenades draw sly glauces
from more than one young volunteer, az also,
Miss NJ. F S't+r, who, il lier simplicity snd
scious o! beholders.
Distance may separate, but from the ii I'D &
eye, WaTrentcn, Va, and it's assoeiauous,
can never be defaced.
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sS an A N Ans.

- A N a w AY-S20o REWAhB-Fror, ~.
III residence of the subscriber, on the Sinh Noe
Sh"ho ~ Isaac ao"n' 80 years Old. : fee
high, ginger bread compexio1, Of pleasant sgt
polite manners, hAir short and nsppv. aud ia lar
handed. | VIII give the above reward for ihss,
prehension and delivery u said boy In be a;l 4.
0Tan g. q. II.
This negro ran off n consequences of having corn
mltted most brutal and Hnprovoksd murder upa.i
the person Of my oversear, emf /, behoovas h.
community At large 10 be on the look out 10. hi
criminal, He may he IN tie vicinity c. Frsdl-
ick5burg, where be hSs acquaintance
Louisa @ TAII NEppn
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de lq-6tk Admir- OF VIM Jarvis decd

1 /, from the isil OF Ihos Jones' % this place "a
Monday, 2l-t of October. 1861 p Negro Man
named JAMES dark brown complexion, q years
DID, aud nearly SIX feet high. H. had on q dsiE
salt when Ls leti aso Il military yysFcost u
pee, he will try 10 pass for q free boy. viii psq
the above reward for said boy it taken gu, OF TIA
city! or Is If found IN IT, to be de delivered 10 lie
at J., X. Stokes 8, Richmond, Va
de- l9-lmf J. A RTRpETT
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TINE LATEST NEWS.
REMOVAL OF SCHAAPS BAZAAR TO
205 BROAD STREET.,
Next door 10 Hlrshs Trimming Store.

Having dissolved partnership with Juius Meyer,
! removed all my Goods ftom lle Old stand to the
New Building, expressly arranged for ny ira t-,
and invite the attention of the public 10 my com
petely assorted stock Of H0USE.FURNI3HIS0
GOODS, such 81 Chins aud Glassware of every
description; Tea Trays; 6.lver-plated, Albate Bri.
tannia and Japanned Goods Cutlery Wooden
aud Willow Wa =; Bird Cages &c MY stock OF
FANCY GOODS
considerably repenished III the last few days by
consignmants from Southern cities, embraces thou
sands of articles needed by the suffer for the army
by the farmer by the house keeper in short by ev-
erybody Ard last sud best nay friends and tho
kind public in general will fnd il useful to their
purse a. agreeable to their taste to take look a.
OtS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
such as boil Babies, from encrmois large ones 10
tny little bit OF ones; Hobbies; Soighs, China
Toys Fancy Baskets. Writing Desks Work Boxes.
ChiEs Ornaments; Fire. Works de. / conclude by
inviting all 10 SCHAAP2 BAZAAR,
2o5 Broad, bet; 9Th and 9th ss
The trade supplied at very low ngurea.
d.
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AWAY-TWENTY DULDAKS RI
II, WARD-WilI be paid Tor the apprehension
and delivery in Mr.. Grady Jail = Negro MAJ
named JOE. 1t is supposed he is attend az in sols.
OF tie military can ps near the city ant a. night
about Scraamersville, IL is small Of stature
black WHISPERS: usually wears q blue oyercost and
black beaver, or silk hat.
]. l.. APPERSOR,
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6AOCHMk1sn, LIZ JOBS, Is
rT,iios. BRANCH 4 SONS. -
Hsve for sale
~ eases Mass LIC0RICE,
10 10 Stick CO.
80 hbis. ted Bro. and Ciari SUGARS,
- bbls, Crushed do.
10 bbis. Pulv.iized do.
100 boxes Adamastine CANDLES
leo boxes Talaw do.
100 boxes SOAR.
5000 bexes SARD1TEs
$50 sets STEEL SPRINGS ia2!, s. 6, and
leaf.
300 Iron AALEs. tal*.
~ kegs sup Usrb SODA,
kF' Erquirer snd Wing copy.
de @0--5t
ON JAMAICA Rum.
superior article
tor sale by
s. {. GREENHOW
de @a--5t 18th St. bet. Main and Cary.
DALE AND DARK BRANDY
\ pure article,
Tor sale by
s. G. GREENHOW,
de 20-Jt 9th St. bet. Main and Gary.
VNEA AND COFFEE.
few bags Rio COFFEE
a small lot of fine q. /. TEA
8 C. GREEEHoW,
de 0-5t 18th ST.. bet, Maia and Cary.
L. FRENCH MUSTARD.
Z WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
SALAD I'll.
TOMATO CATSUP.
tor eale by
3 G. GgEENTEOW.
de ~J-5t 18th 81 bet Main and Gary
AID soUiHAMpTON BRANDY.
" % bb!N. pure old Apple BRANDY.
: =" Peach
Thu Brandy is warranted pm G, and Is old and
Ear sale cy
Poet Once box z4l,
de " t Petersburg Va.
4 PILE AM pr,,,p pp,y,x
% bbls. old Apple BRANDY.
DO. do. Peach 90.
STRATTON : RAINE.
d" 2t-1tN Petersburg, Va.
Z. LUuk, LlCURlCE, AND TOBACCO
= $50 hoIs. Family, EStra, and Superiine
LOl r, of various approved brand; II
cases stick LICuRICE 80 boxes Manutao-
;arel TOBACCO, ia store and tor sale.
Al l;ss2O-keoeivins daily good old crop
CORN. X. Is. SOMEkNILLE,
de 4o-3tt 18th srIee', sonth OF Cary.
tOtFEt, CIGARS. and PINS.
II bags RIO COFFEE.
5000 Good To fino CIGARS.
90 packs PINS.
On consignment aHd Icr sale by
WI. y. ROISTLR,
Former Cary and lrsinla streets.
de la~-3tT
DRANDIES BhNON, ~ RID, DC, &c.
- barrels super or Old ApPl-E BRAN
barrels superier OLD PEACH BRAN
20 barrels superior BLhCKBERRY WINE.
or IONS
.4AElurox
LINSEEU OIL.
49J FLOUR, Family s1d
Snner Choice Brands.
. hAis supeI.,'r ,.oanfry BACON, at.
DER and HAMS
1bd DEMIJUHNS. assorted.
l0J kag- snperior Family LARD
IL EUTTER.
20 bags Orchard GRASS SEED.
10 boxrS mapHtae Ered TOBACCO. cYaTY
boxes TUrpentine SOAP.
liz etoFe AMI Ior sale ny
i, i. ROBERTS
Commission Merchant
De l9-#' Corner Cary and 18th streets.
7 5 RURERTSON,
81 - Corner Governor ard Franklin sts.,
Richmond. Va,
Keeps constantly On hsnd large and varied asso.t-
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND CIGARS,
imported expressly FOR this market.
ALSO,
The hist Old Rye WHISKY and Apple and
Peach BRANDY, distilled IL the Mountains of this
State.
AL LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him
are warranted pure and good or no sale
p. S-Particular Sit, nit ID paid to putting up
ann shippiCG Goods Tor officers and soIdier. sta-
toned away from 8icamond.
CJMHisSi0N BUSINESS viii make LIBERAL
advances On TOBACCO, w Il EAT, FLOUR,
GOSN, sad al ether xliacr produt IS of the couu-
-ry. sncn "a BACON, LARD, POULTRY. Fees,
HJTTEK, DRIED FRUITS, LEAIIIERHIDES
Poi AIOES BEANS, PEAS, &c.
s.8 Quick sales and prompt returns
Ie i'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21
( From the Nashville Union ard Amer can
THE WIPES APPEAL

~ MRS. ANNA y. HLAS&.
t'pl hu hand dear and leave these bow'fs
Tay bleed az aatry calls
No t,ale - ally mid the & " re-,
Or lounge in festive halls
Up M and doa tne srIlor bright.
rnst Grave mea q / sho aid wear
Sc Thy sword, thai .uc~s ne blight,
Aaa haste tae strife to saarei
w ouId not have the larry now
Iho' trembling is IA heart
With q tNering ~, and paisla brow,
Ia bad tn - ,ttfi depart
Ewou.d not have thee liuger here
A e,ss's,ad by my side
| Anew thy vie al home are dag,
Sat where s Thy manly rTioe
List Iis, the csnnon's booming sound.
From B-lmont's battlefield
haste 20 she tsyk and bloody ground
Aven Ing blade II WELD
Thy "a. J.e brothers sirew the p.ain--
WoRaded, 40. s.ial ID t.
Tennessee 5 blood tae valleys SAN
IA, her ice is wing
And she will have q LrillsDt psge
In after yt.--s 10 show
Her heroes viii st.ora the a3+a,
nat frees her from tie :oel
Then las e NJ nusbsun lsar and pla
Upon tue rou ,hy mans.
TAai il la after } ears mas grace
q lJlty spot IL isne
Go may toe Eagles l'gi4 10 tAAue
Ne cooling dove SIT thou
0stae1 IaUrel wreath a I'd t~iDs
I hs eha1 - round Thy bgyH
D-aw ny sword from its 10 " shea.a,
ALG staG3 D.. ug tlc bTaNe
I IL lind Thy fsfhrrS nd hegueeFk
frHm tAe base 4dvaeug ave
TGeu UP, ~ iavg. ana leave ,less l. y r.
Thy baesaug country c..:Ls--
NJ ,lDe - daily mia tte .Ssrs
Or it4nse IA festive IAN
ses.s 'hy sword yua. knows uo blight.
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