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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

no IET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF A MODERN BUILT
House in of the most desirable locations up town,
will be rented small fam without chilGr every
vcnience for housekeeping convenient to and stages.
Apply from 10 to G. at II Booman place, West Thut.thrd
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

1EE PRINCE SrREET--ST. CLAIR HOUSE-EIE-
IOO gantly furnished Rooms with Bedrooms attached
with all The convenences for housekeeping complete
GLIDING and Croon water TO let to respectable families
81 gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

CUTLER SILK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE-
- signs Tor the army. Every soldier nee L. them before
winter. Orders from unknown suffers be
with The money when they win lie faithfully filled
warded. BAILEY sOuTIIAkD, y Park place.
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NTATRIMONY MADE EASY;
ln OR,
HOW To WIN rnrDp

HOW TO WIN LOVER;
with instructions for counting IN win the affections
opposite This Is the book ever
published containing l62 pages with ILLUSTRATIONS Sent to
a" pai'S = q G. HAMMOND Co Isp N Z 20 sars,
B.-Prnts, Cards, Books, stereoscopc Views, &C. &c
Catalogues sent receipt OF three cent stamp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

~ LEXINGTON VENUE.-FURNISHED PAGLoR
j. r and Bedroom, second noor, a lagge Room on
third floor Will be let, with breakfast and Tea
single gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

poARD WANTED-By LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
~ bosId Tor the lady only in pleasant loeatiln whore
Al NV comforts OK quiet home be enjoyed Address L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE or
n young LAZY tunder twenty -hvc) with matrimonial
view She must he good looking Heconate and viyacou
Communicaiuns confidential Address Guy Neville, New
York Posi- ogce
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

AT q WEST FOURTEENTH STREET BETW EEl
n Firth aud sixth avenuesA larse handsomely turnlst
ed Room with Board, suitable for lady gentleman
two Gentlemen; also two smaller Rooms for gentlemen;
modern improvements References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

ITO LET-Nos. SO AND 80 GREAT JONES STREET
These two four story and basement brown stone Honss
20 let together Rent for each house until Nav
&6OO; Will lease them Cor years. Inquire at "a Great
Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

C10 RLM sTPEET-JACKSON HOUSEWIFE MOST
LiO com.or ably and conveniently furnished Apartments
In The city 70 meet the wants Of sma families with every
requisite furniture clean linen, cooking range and utensils
na,a CrotUu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

TO LET-PART OF THE HOUSE 80 CLINTON PLACE;
contains al tne modern mprov, ments Apply on the
premises TIL ~ O'Clock A. 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

WANTED TO HIRE-IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON
w ferry a snail Ilouse, In good nelghoorhooa, by re-
sponsblc party Rent not TO exceed S21 Address stating
f particulars where house is situated &C. u. g. c. box
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

DAINBOW HOTEL, 81 AND 3, BEEkMAN STREET
~ ON the European plan. Furnished Rooms families
single gentlemen, very low for the winter at a
hours the most reasonable terms Lodgings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET--A NEATLY FURNISHED
RI for gentleman and wife couple of singe gentle
with partial Board The house ia three story brown
front with all the modern inpro,em Would be
let reasonable terms to party who would stay the win
VIII give privilege 70 the parlor and kitchen Call AZ
Y.AaNe ni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THOSE LIVING IN HO
"A tells and boarding houses.-There is
Opened At ITO Macdcugai street. the rooms being laid out in
Ing, in order that family may have complete AM
1--we at an inconcevabiy low rate. There restaurant
tIched.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

1sln TENTH STREET-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
IDO can be accommodated with very pleasant Rooms
good Board Terms moderate. Dinner O'Clock. Also,
Communications for few day boariers.
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OnG WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.-rURN1SHFD
AOO Rooms TO let with Board, for gentleman and Ia
y also for single gentlemen. Dinner at O'Clock. Refe-
exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

WHITNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY CORNER TWELFTH
w street, conducted the European plan Suits md
single Rooms, extremely low prices, correspond with
the present times H. VI. BENNETT, Proprietor
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TIME LONGER THE DEPRESSION IN BUSINESS Is
L the greater the chance TO make money. capital
list, Wi b from 5000 $4,000 1, wanted Join the
advertiser in starting enterprise that Is
fully carried the principal cities OF Europe and very
much needed here viii be OF great benefit the popul-
large and It cannot help being remuneraive to the
proprlenrs The advertiser understands all about and
will explain by Address Poor Times, Herald
Office for week.
c.OOn WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER
sDOUU stands single entry bookkeeping, who will lie
satisfied with 800 salary per annu during the winter
loan the above amount security Address, with real nam,
bookkeeper, Herald Office.
c,1 nOn wANTED.-ANY PARTY HAVING THAT
sNI .UUU hand, and wishing agency TIA; witt
require few hours each day, with $500 aary app
at 81 Cedar street.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO TET-wITIr
Beard to party Of gentlemen, In German private
family, in Sixteenth street Fifth House
class References exchanged Address IT, r. box 273
Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

mo LET-THE PREMISES % AND 95 WEST TWENTY.
tyrfth street between syth and Sew nth avenues; the
house 90 feet Geep "a feet inches in front three and
pear, and orig nay built for recfying distlery for
which 1t is admirably adapted; there Is well lighted Office
IN rear of the main building and stable capable OF
modattng six horses with carriage house Which there is
comnodious entrance VIII be let reasonably TO IA cool
tenant Long lease and immediate possession given Apply
10 WIN T. WALTON, 81 New Bowery
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G'ogoeafer Coanfr, ia, May 18Th, isel, d.


TIA MASCFAcTUsE OF GUkPowDgR-In con
nection with this subject the Mon tgornery
CORES pondent of the Charleston Mercury
makes the following interesting statement:
New discoveries of salipetra have been
made in Arkansas, which bid fair TO furnish
quantity Of that article TO more than supply
ali our wants. II has been tonnd in caves, IN
a crystalline form, and of fine quality. A
large quantity has been found near Jackson
port, Jackson county, and in White county,
within twenty and twenty five miles OF naTl
tbls waters. The mines in Waite county
ere now turning out from one TO two thous-
Hnd pounds of nitre daily, and q contract has
just been completed with the chief OF the
DrdnRnce Bureau, TO supply the Conf aderate
States with one .hou sand pounds daily, 10 be
delivered ia Nashville. and an additional
quantity, If wanted, landed At other points
Sulphur has also been found In Quantities -
From Il late survey we learn that stltpetre,
Eulphur, lead, coal and iron, are found in
Abundance IL the State OF Arkansas. The
saltpa.re Is found in caves and in positions
where the mines can he easily worked, 50 that
It will bs but II short time before il can be
gotten into market. Nitre, or saitpetre, Is an
I'm Dortant salt of potash that is found ia great
Abundance throughout the world, wherever
the mineral salts exists in any large qu1rtl-
ties ia the soil. The Mammoth Gave, Ken
lucky, has furnished large quantities of IT,
and IL be found in any cavern IN TINS
country, in ali soils that contain iaateIlfis
undergoing decay. 1t is not found ne lntneIai
III Va" tafta, nor Is IL IMAM uidNt"icu c~D'PL ~
The hand of Nature, wherever there Ifs &
heap of moist rubbish, with some base rs
potash or lime present. 1t is found IN All
line soils especially, hut if exposed 10 the
ratus il is was he'd out and consumed by vege-
tition. II Ia To be presumed that in limestone
districts much nitre could be obtained BY
taking soil from under Old negro houses, or
Leaps Of decay.d wood, and teaching ii in hop
pers as is done Ia making lye, then boiling To
drynese bnt tho recent discoveries In Arhan-
sas viii prevent resorting to such labor for
tomatime to come. Should necessity req ire,
a few simple directions scattered among far
mers might afford the Government an album
dance of this material. AS Is well known,
this i'm p0rt1ut subs lance is used principtll y
III The manufacture of gUupow0er, into
which it enters IN the proportion of seventy fl &c
paris in the hundred, although this proportion
varies a little in different countries. i have
been TINS explicit la description OF this mat
ter, bee tuse it is now engaging considerable
attention in sCientfc circles
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"a ............speciai Notice. ........."-sss
$4,000 WORTH or
ELE A UT - r " q q o ID q !,
At ANT BBLow COST,
F'OR CASH ONLY.
10 CLOSE BUSINESS.
10 consequences Of the general nanciai d era uge-
ment throughout the country, We have deter mined
TO sell % oar superior aud desirable stock of
ID L z Ct o . ID s,
At O sEAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
We Offer this day, every article a. PRIME
slL4ks hrpagbt 70 this country.
10 HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock Is very
Table DAMAsK,
Linen EskETISG
Pillow Gaze LfEEES
TOW ELS, HuCKABAOK. Sc. Ass
Splendid assortment on -'' -
ELkSAsT DEEss sILKs
Ana all the latest styles OF French and grsl,sh
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses fox sr
Winter and summer. 80 ~A Sf'-As'
kMBRoIpERIgs, ~
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HpEFs.,
sHAWLs, CLoAKs and aAyTLEs
sHiRTlH0s aud sHEETlyGs
=. FLANSgLS and BLANKETS. Of every dsseFip.
IRISH LINENS ard DIAPERS.
B0MBAZINEs and BLACK ALPAcAs
Large stock u Goods for sERyASTs snmms,
and Winter Clothing.
EE- Purchasers are invited to call ana see 20,
themselves. 4. X. PARKER q Co, =
las Main strses, Eagle square,
~. B.-Ail persons Indebted to US, will please
Gail asd settle their aeeennIs without delay, q,
nj s--ts K. r. 4 CO.
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PRiss EhApE. 1851.

III SPRING TRADE 1861,
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.
ROBERf l., DICKINSON,
(5cccessor to Bini0Tt, Diekiugon Weisi6eT,)
No 10 main Street, Richmond. Va
Has open and in store fall aud complete stock OF
HATS, CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, of the latest
ad most las enable styles, hich Will be sold al
Wholesale and Reisi, on me most tsvorsale
tsrms
The attention Of merchants ia most respectfully
solieitad 10 call ard examine Tor themselves.
MILITARY HATS ead CAPS made TO order ri
the sbcrtest uosice.
Cash purchasers Will tad Il to their interest 70
eali aud evarine nv stock bafora purchasing.
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JPOrswooD HOTEL
ALUM WATER.
w AT ER OF THE

OF T Il ID A TIL Z tFR NGs.
PrRCrLL. LApD & Co, DrugEists, Richmond. We
GENERAL AGENTS fer tbs UNITED eFATb,
aud tas CoNFEDERATE STATES of AMLBIuA
The reputation Of this water, As . ustIHr..
sgeut, j. established In Virginia, and ma47 van,
of she South ana is rapidly extending orp- ...
Whole country. The important fact is Low we., g..
tanltshed, that II IL Of the tew Mineral Wat,-
which will bear transportation, and that I'd i.,
be- Z kept from tw 10 hse years In glass vftbo-I
apparent damage, either 10 H. taste OF iIs mgllC
qualities.
The many remarkable cures performed by tia
pyspspsio, Chronic EihrrAGa and i'ysc1i~,r (lro.s
Lire D1'ease, SergtIG, and all t@gH6uiay ami ,.i
Ndseasc', CRronic NsyrCps (omVaiats, FrDntsf, rr
Sc. have attracted the attention of the mos. ,r
neut medical men 10 every section ~ tBs country
Or. Cartwright, OF New Orleans say-, 81.
truth, know Of water ia Europe or Atl-rtcs .l
rich in medical substances as that C. koos5rdgs
Alan Springs
DR.. Moarnan. resident physician a. the While
Sulphur; at is 4 matter Of 10 little impnral.s
that the public should bs fully apVFi-sd " 40
remarkable efficacy Of the Rookbridga waters, W.
gtrum0us diseases especially. They have lot
stood reproaea 10 orr profession, sud never, la.
ia these waters, has d remaGy been iuUli th.t Gg.
oar paTaPhlst "a allied VITA letters pi the '
eminent physlcians, clersyI-en, iawy er,, ana 81
personal know edge and experience oi lhs vie
tce7 Of this water.
The undersigned have now completed -ura .-.
ranSstnanle ior DcituRg Hnd treHspvI'.t "a "a
they con udentiy believe will euabl@ ;h,4 tag,e-
forth fully and promptly SO meet tEs ,,~a4 =
growing dsnInud.
OAUTl0n The Unprecedented success u 's,
Mineral Water, rot only usad 81 ibe fuuatla
by the visitors who have thrynEst lHithnr tn' =
Hvaiids at their distant houles nas materially rs!
the effect TO bring into the HrBot 10 suI1t eEIeg
other waters bcgrtuR similar urLe- Thfrs'sIf,
persons who " sh T. mt water SO lf d. well i5
apply directly 70 the uBdeTsi yre1 20 bsir s4-
erel agents ia Richmond y Allst fts mat will, IA
all cases, pr0euro their sapT !ss through 10 aer.4
OF PURCELL, LAID Co, by V bonn also they vi ~
be furnished with the proper Certificates snd sh =
bills.
The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, be,ag ths ss.
siduaTy 5a;s Of the water obtained by eysF"ft.
ton, have heen found by lOpg experience tp SO.
ia the medicai Viruss OF ;hs water aHi Ip o. "a
excellent substitute for the same. u is ssLl w.a
entire safety by the mali, aud 10 F-m0is ly.-s5,
where the water cannot easily DO transported.
For full particulars, pamphlet
We win send tka pamphlet, post la!a, on slll.'
cation by letter, addressed 20
FRAZIER s. RANDOLPH, Propr.e,oTs,
P6st-Dfee, Alum spuugs,
kockbTdgs county, Va, of'y
PURCELL, LADD & Co. General Ageuts
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1sssS go s,ssssiss;sNEW AID IMPORTANT Az.
RANGEMENP. lssl. The AD.
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce
70 the pubic that they have arranged TO run their
Express TWICE DAILY from NEW YORK, PHIL
ApEIPHIA and BALTIMORE to kICHa0R d.
thereby afording unusual facilities for obtsi alns
III cir freight and packages In the shertes possible
Expresses leave New York at 1. snde o'clock
and il H. Expresses ssss les To sstimors Al 70
n and 40 p. NJ, arriving in Richmond at sse a
Eypressss leave Richmond for New York, Phiia
dslpfia and Baltimore, snd ali points Aor1h ana
W sst, at e.S2 A. N and 30 z. n.
Freight sna Escksges should IN All cases % a
orr cfGce oNE HOUR before the departure OK the
EXPRESSES FOR rUE souTH leave Kieh lnond
TWICE DAILY, 81 $50 A 81, 2ts 7 r.
sgaates to the pablo oylity, st,ention and sai
isfsc IN all their intercourse With thstr officers
In Richmond, and nothing Will be left uRdons or
their part TO NEE, iae warts OF their customers.
Fred ght aud paes 90 striving By taek1press ron
the North al : o'clock =. M will be delivered
Immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance OF twelve hours ever our ArFanssifeEf
sTsaMsg EXPRESSES. &c. AND FROM NEW
| meaistsly upon the arrival Of tie ship :
HEAVY AND LIGar FRElGHTs, PACKAGE
| MONEY. BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &c, for
usisss ssases csSaaas end Farop S 90 p's INV
| NOTES, DRAFTS AsD BILLs. With or without
ooods, collected al all accessible points hroosh
tead. ~ 49,
sLAyEs forw srdsd by each Of eur Expresses. II
| ~ low rates. : :
All frsish,s promptly called for aaa delivered
aE for further taforans.soa. pisass call 81 cur
ADAMS Eg PRESS cosp.sY,"
i - -
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Rockbndgs county, Va, ofy
PURCELL, LADD s Co, dsnorsi Ageuts,
..{Y 4
u EDS ORD ALUM AM iOOiNE MA,S.

II
This article Is prepared frcu the water " as
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS. by d
careful and scientific method Of eraFrrl..yl
whereby all Of the Mineral iugrsdI 6nts ssi o. s'
email properties of the water are rets ned ln o. E-
impaired. Cali aud procure q pamphlet Of .a'
Agents, contain az Certificates uf Prot. So -s-
JACKsoS of the Jefferson n cd tcssE 84irs ] &. s'
de phia, and also tyF eBty other Physicians 81 '
nsnee, testifyng to its sl5eaey 10 g.ti-u, d.
eases. The AASh and WATEk 81 kGr i0r sl1
by IeEsrs. MEADE Z BARER and Z 7, KcEISsOy.
Druggists, Richmond. Va.
Z. ECEOIs & SONS.
- 2a-dSFo ssFyuri.Err-
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q Elk, LADD & CO.

81 WHOLESALE DRCGGT9TS,
VS. No l22 corner Of Main and 1871 Streets,
IL Dealers in DRUGS: MEDICINES, INDIGO,
EIDDER and other = Y ES, WINDOW GLASS,
KFROs \ f and GOAL OILS, &C, &c,
Comprising a large and general assortment Of
Good. IN ther LIMO, which W ofer TO Merchants
and others very low for cash. or time to strictly
pupct1al custcue-s.
Corner Main ard Governor streets,
Richmond
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Max or and Importer OF Guns, Rides, 80.
q gIcaa0ND CLorliisa MANI:

IA EsSEADND CLOTHING MANI
IA FACTORY The su bscribers have On hand
Sd large and complete assortment Of SOUTH
IL ERE MANUFACTURED G00De-Cl0ths
Cessimers and Festings, of all grades, from the
following noted mills: Creashaw Mills, Rich
mond, va; Miller i Co. Mills, Culpeper cot nty
Va; Kelley, Ford 4 Co. q Mills, Fredericksburg
Va; Thons@ Aimes' Mills Marion, smish
county, Va, Rosk Island Mills, Chsrlotte, n g.;
which~Ss are prepared u make &c measure at the
shortest notice, and In the latest and most ap
proved stylss-goods that will compare IN every
respect with the bsst Northern manufactured
goods and many OF ths CrensaAw goods equal In
quality to French. There can bs no longer az
excuse for 6ayins goods manufactured ont Of the
State. In addition, We Keep always On hand 8
stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS AND
CASslMEREs, not 70 be surpassed by any house
in the city. We have tho best Of Critters
and corps OF workmen not to be snrpsss ~
hy any house In the Union, with detsrmi
nation to furnish our patrons with Southern
Giothin g-mateFial raised south, goods wove
south, cut aud made Sous, and we trust To be
cold and worn Sonth. as we are detarplfn ed TO d;
eli in cur power 20 push forward Southern insli
tutiohz SPENCE & CAREY
Nefas #& ui0thiers ana Merchant TsileSs,
"a Ee~naF ~ Aetr 3 sS 18Th
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
STANTON.

- viR6rS1,
to the travelling pablo a. one Of the vs,i saeEs
tells In the state, Is now owned sole !. x 81 no
WIN & THos. p. PEYT0N, who wH 1is''Is
their whole attention 10 the purpose ~ ~. 4-F IL
II possible, the high reputation wbtrn s.. .'-lcs
ent sustsins, and will leave 40 eYsrfla,a p5''.
pieyed to render their guests satisfied IaS al ~.
i!snment enable the proprietors 70 49, ,, 'sh-
much larger number II guests than f5yyss's-s
The Whole building, 10 the interior asd ev,a,
and looks now GOOD AS NEW r.
Ths proprietors nave scared The .erviss,
landlord, and formerly OF the Taylor No. ,,sse'i
| chester, az sUPERlsTENDENT, who nj "a
every attention q those stopping a. the H. tT
Caps bic and faithful servants are alr.rf''r.,i,
| to ensure the comfort Of guests The fshi..-il
continue as heretofore, TO equal that Ct asy b",.
Connected with the Hotel are exlsos,v. e-.
BLhS, under the management Of BlEEsaJ 80,
well known Tor their experience and sEItiaEc, =
this department Horses will be taken on ia
and Horses, Buggies, and Hacks VII be- sf,Tl!I
TO guests on reasonable terms. -''
The Proprietors are well prepared 10 sceop,no.
date families who wish 60 speud o. sr '.1o.
months In this healthy portion ci lhe state ''
This Hote is well furnished, and cnn..lrs..
good and comfortable bedding as any house il IL.
State. 80 --'
In this Hotel there are two OF Yielding. Nos,
and excel ent marble bodied AID Iat,lt. CHS
Toned BILLIARD TABLES. New 4ad eoI..5f,,t.
BATHING ROOMS have just been nest!y lit.f ~.
uectsd with this Hotel, viii devote hs wbss s.a
tention TO the accommodation # the .usst- "a,
Ia thankful for the liberal patronage hst,t.t,,'
bestowed, sad would respectfully ask a eop,n.
uanea OF the ssme.
MM II. PFYTOT,
TB0s. f. PEYToE PfoYTieton.
N. B-The osce of all The STAIR IlNE>,..,
this House; also, the Office 81 ADAMS & Co.'s ~
PRESS. VIII. II. PEYTgS n E9..
niauhtVn' msIch ie' 1891. Sl ii-is
SPOTsVv0OD HOTEL,
Al RICHMOND, VA
streets, Just finished and elegantly Furnished
now open for the accommodation q gue-ts -
The location Is TIE best ia lhe Gly ead svsr,
HOuse.
have secured the services cf Mr.. T. " HTy.
sIeBR, late OF the Everett Houss New Work
no S-Ty JOSEPH II CRRNsHAw
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WYLLISaToR GoppIS, n,,s,4a,
joan II M0STAaUE,
Y W EAhNNOD



saes Ne. IA Mdin s ., Ezsdsr Sc. Charles Hoass.
AUTHORIZED GApIFAL....-....... 100000
FINE AND MAREiJ RIsKS TAKEN ON FAVOR.
able TERMS.
IN addition % the ordinary mode % Insurance.
thia Oornpspy issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, "a
Buiidlnga, on the payment of EIGHT ANIMAL PRB
rIuss. Property Is thenceforth permanently IN
sured. BY this plan a saving ID Effected, and the
risk and Inconvenience of renewals are avoided.
Che policy cen be cancelled ~ any time by the
holder, the prsmipm being returned, less ten per
Cent.
Iesses pscusDfiy a15sssd and paid
Applications for Insurance VIII receive rFoLnps
Mention. pIkEOToRs:
Cab. Workman, John II. GreKacr,
John Euaers, Geo. 5. Palmer,
sAm'l III. Priss, WA. 4. TTiplst..
y. z. Lajd, h. u. TSrdy,
John Stewart walker, v Il. Carrie,
Intber L. spiimAn, Jas. &. CrsashAw,
Pstsr c. Warwick, John II. Williams.
Jas i. Gent, Mark Downey,
EoraGs Z. Edmond. 9bes. jones,
las Nj Talbot, Edwin a. Saith.
QTifan B. Davenport. 10. A. Paine,
Geo. W Tsacey, Bo. r Williams,
JOS Brumraei, VIM. +. RaEiSnd,
VIM. Brent. Henry q. Cebell,
30. II. Maury, Geo. W Roysser.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. yR.. FIes't.
CH1s z. WosTa.k sec'rv- de Ats
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Af4Ea4 f.--AaEI@IAs toIu GLast Ioapa ~
~ throu shout the State respectfully In foJ med
that the Commissioners appointed by Issy ior the
purpose of obtaining Announcements, 40, hRvs
made cenlrs cts for these ites and fast as they
are delivered ct this peat they are issued imms.
distsly, according 10 priority OF date of orders.
CHARLES DfMMOGK
Ia ie-ts tart Eur Arrpovv pt~hernu9 Va
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III sfKiNa TRADE 1861

ELLETT & WEIsTG En-,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN hats, CAPS AND STRA" GOODS,
10. JfGia ct, opposite Eaeddage hdTVf, h1ch
Have ready, apd are uow Offering TO the mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, ana Tennes.
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which for variety
ana style cannot be sXeelled. Buyers VIII 40
we'll 10 give Us call before purchasing elsew nere
rrh 20 ELISTT Il " SiSlGE&.
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I-RTISnER NIT.

a AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
VIII attend regularly to the sales Of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, &c, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered
before the morning of tia sale.