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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-07
The DoughfaCes as harrisburg.

The Legislature has been in session a
month. There are many subjects of.im-
portance coming legitiuiately and consti-
~tutionally within its sphere Of action /;
but ION of them have hardly been men
tened. The majority of the members
have been intent on trying to persuade
the Shareholders that the election of a
Republican President was Of no conse-
ouence-that the slave power should rule
as of old-the only difference being the
Northern agents should he taken Cor the
next four years from those heretofore ex-
cluded from Office. This effort of the
majority is not exhausted, and We do not
yet know what disgrace they have in
store for US. But this much has already
been doue: Commissioners have been
appointed at the request Of Virginia to
repair to Washington to help put through
Congress some plan TO strengthen slavery
In opposing this pro-slavery scheme,
Williams, OF Allegheny Co, a true ReruE-
lican-all honor for his noble efforts for
frecdom-asked the majority where they
got their authority for appointing these
commissioners. No ope of the majority
has yet had time to answer that question
for the simple reason that the appoint
meut of these commissioners is a gross
u>urpation of power on the part of thC
Governor and Legislature. The people
had already elected % men to represent
them at Washington, and the Legislature
had elected two men, If that is no
enough, let us have the Constitution
amended, aud select them according t.
T law.
But this commission business is a small
matter compared with what is expected
to be done, a part of which is foreshadow
ed by the following extract from the
Harrisburg letter Of the North America
Of Jan. 80.
"The Republican members Of tho
House met in caucus lst night, and hac
a long discussion upon the report submit
ted BY the special committee appointed
to suggest some course OF action. The
committee verbally reported in favor o.
the repeal of the last clause of the 95tl
section which reads as follows:
If any person or persons claiming any
negro or mula'to as a fugitive from serv
itude or labor shall, under any pretence
Of authority whatsoever, violently anl
unanimously seize upon and carry AWAY
to any place, or attempt to seize and car
nv away in a %riotous, violent, tumultuou,
E and unreasonable manner, and SC as tt
disturb or endauger the public peace any
negro or mulatto within this common
wealth, either with or without the inten
tion of taking snch negro or m~ulatto be
fore any district or circuit judge, the
person or persons so offending against the
peace of this commonwealth shall BIZ
guilty Of n.isdcmeanor, and Gu convictior
thereof shall be sentenced to pay a fuC
not exceeding one thousand doilus, ant
further to be imprisoned in the county
Jail fer any period, at the discretion d
The Court, not exceeding three months
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RIllto Arm the State.

The joint resolution read in place some
time since by Mr.. ELLIOTT, instructing
the Committee on Ways and Means to re-
port a bill to organize and arm the mill
TIA of this Commonwealth, came up i'll its
regular order this morning. Mr.. VII,
LIAMs, of Allegheny, supported them in
a strong and able speech, whilst Messrs.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-07

BURNS and tIILL Democrats expressed
themselves opposed to them. The reso-
buttons were finally postponed TIL Wed
nesdav next, in order to see what the
Peace Commission, which meets at Wash,
ington on Monday, will accomplish
Harrisburg Telegraph, Feb. 2.
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We the Commissioners Of Potter county do
certify that the foregoing exhibits q true state
mcnt of the Receipts aud Expenditures Of said
county for the year ending on tie 3lst day
of Dec. A. d., 1850, MS appears from the orig
inal entrees and documents in our office.
Witness our hands at the Commissioner Of
fee. the 24th day of january. A. d. 1861.
JEROME CHEESBRO,1
EDWIN THATCHER. C0m'rs
ATTEST. MARTIN D. BRIGGS
i. B. CODE. Clerk.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-07

MAKING THE OFFICE OF Posi- MAS
TER ELEcTIvE.-The proposition to make
he Office of Postmaster elective is being
aeitatcd at Washington.
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For nrotbonotary's fees 43 81
For taking prisoners to peniten-
,iarv l2l Is
For agricultural society 6S 20
For repairs and Improvements OF
public property - 20
For justices returns s3l
For interest on pond to VIM. V.
heating COO 90
For treasurer percentage on Sl2-
co 26 633 81
Excess of receipts over expendi-
lures 2,472 10
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MENT
Of the Funds of Potter County On the
first day of January, 1861.

CR.
BY outstanding taxes on unseatcd
lands for 1850 4,l558 81
By outstanding taxes due from
collectors for 1860 l,74l G7
Due from f. johnson col. of Pike
for 1859 81 Il
Dae from DIP Roberts col. Of P.
Valley for 1859 65
Due from s. T Moore col. of Whar-
ton for 1858 "a G2
Due from J. C. Wilkinson col, of
Oswayo for 1858 70 %
Que from A. d Corey col. Of UlyS-
SEES for 1856 10 OF
Due from Samnel Brown col. Of
Pike for 1856 los sc
Due from Harry IIurd col. of Gem
esee for 1855 Il
Due from n. V. Jackson col of
Wharton for 1854 90 II
Due from Sanlncl Sherman col. Of
Pike for 1854 SO II
Due from Nathan Fuller col. of
Ulysses for 1853 IS
Due from J. NJ. Kilbcrn col. of Pike
for 1852 49 Is
Due from John Lyman jr. col. Of
Roulet for 1852 20 %
Due on Juds ment against 4. Wood
cock 10 90
Due on Judgment against S. II.
Martin Ga o.
Due on judgment against D. Shell
don 81 80
Due on recognisance against A.
Rounsyiljc 2l8 Is
Dine on recognisance against E.
johnson 100 90
Due on note against D Whipple 10 Is
Due on noe against NJ. jackson %
Due on note against Harry Ellis
and F. W. Knox 95 90
Due on note against n. Rowland II so
Dac from Cameron County 533 81
Due for village lots l04 90
Due from seated taxes returned as
unseated % 43
Probable amout OF taxes seated and
u~nseated for the current year $500 90
Excess of liabilities over assets 1890 %
Sl8,278 Is
We the Commissioners Of Potter County do
certify that the foregoing statement Of the
funds of said county is correct and true. as
appears from the books and documents in this
Office.
JEROME CHEESBRO.l
EDWIN THATCHER; Com'rs.
ATTEST. MARTIN D. BRIGGS,
l.. B. COLE, Clerk.
Commissioners Office. Jan. II. 1861.
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s- We are in receipt Of a letter from
Judge Hale. mot intended for publiea~
tion,) partially explaining his PROPOSE
ton for settling tho national difficulties.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-07
G!e potter 9ournal.
COUDERSPORT. PA.

Jlarsoay WofpiNg, Fe6. I, 1861.
T. S. CHASE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
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religious privileges of the people, and
remote the union, prosperity and hap
a ess of the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
a. F0HK 1.-Two or three deeirablc


Il ROOMS, IA Il pleasant part of ths city, ior
~ rent 20 4 small family OF good standing. For
farther information, anp!y 70 his subscriber, uu
Cry, 1t weeu ist and % streets.
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21


'''"'"S 'h''f'>' ~ @<"- '''''
'''T '"i'"" lax REMARKS on the i"t"i's "k
subi"C u sGgges ed ia he tiLle Of this article
are from he non 81 9. N.ufheru gaIttart.u
,-h- b.. ...,....',i,,- -, .,,,.,.e.+ g.. 49,.
' ' 80 wa
upon tH'u
Pew ol your readers are aware q The i'm.
rnenst los of Southern wealth Incident 20 the
transportation oi the cotton crop 80 EurOpr
H. th- pr.'~rus raw rr 'l3ut' form !: y sent
forward as n colonial pyUduc, to EBgItud.
vIrr- 10 Sc spun iu1u yarn Iur thread. ard
then re-rT ported 10 he con liucut Of Europe.
t. iud3,. GH.a1. and South America ~ tr
nruar Guautifie>, ana V.tjn a CORES pundiug
erhau.t n at ~ vrlue. I.t. she cotton IN Z
Hei.H ut-G-s valuable ma coal and iron Of
ffrotf T.. ain. HE great industry Of F.E-
ST ~ The Cot7ou spinning industry. nuu "a
rhis uringL oI r0turf ,urluE tI4 I Isl ed
S.ttss arc yrt 0esiIurd ip rupplHut all rivals
''t;-mGit North Ctroi.ut. YIrLIs,t. aud
NJ try lsud, ara cspabl" Of bee ming lh5 cot
tau-~ ptuno~~ OF the world and may yet
Hv@ 90 ar@ yl- q ~ when ile OF 'tIot' cotton
offered tyr export Ia 4 foreign or 60 .-twi-e
port. wiii ba ass great % curiosity as j. uoH a
b ,i' ~ cbltou iH IN" seed. IL the American
cotton crop Mere shipped in he suape # yarn
or iRregi It. would rs K" 81 saving ~ cur ma
uond wealth. III to~ items OF waste ana trans
p TIA ion alop- oi u per cent. on 1he total
CruV, or g ~ If'E millions OF dCllHE1--1 rum
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8cby's Experience with 1t Breecl-LondIn!
K iNr,


;trou he ryIorI Miss intel4i<sucsr.l
I"DN Is nigh private III the FIRST H"gt~
mrh1 az The attsals-Ippt army. Hls com @ my
J. afWed "lth hreeen-i loading Maynard nils,
''"aITaUt"i 10 shoot twelve tunes uui,.ure
sId carry bah eIivctually / 600 yards tIen
" Lo fought AZ Mont rev and bu-ua VISTA,
call The hrW iangi-d thiI@ "a "p0p gun 10
90 I its eItictal, iobf'e Captain told the men
luey must ny their suns - la ob1diruC- 70
Cet4u.tui, TOBY procured the necessary 1ra-
Aittpus Of WT and started HlLh h < '.uoU
guD' for ths woods. Saw squirrel ~ 81
Very high tr"e--JUuN ann Il red. EH-cts OF
slot llnlut ultte aud wonderful. Tree, eff
iretualiy stripped, AMI nothing oi She
squiITel 10 be found except three broken
hairs Pop suu' Tor" IL value equal L. Il
tnur pOHEGel. but Toby WUulduil shoot 10.
Varn- attY more trrr--~ttrald OF hing ar
T~>}rd iDf cutting down LnrT people IS tlmn,r.
atA~h p mate a!ia ii quarter - get siSut uf &
htit ~ al1 OF e!ntil telescope saw ID hlIt
~ al" ut- tIIc-, eag g. TEe rock ou hIIt: unt
la a hlf load shut hULn eye.--iirud Il s ea.,I
40 brain ~ tuEn.d Up.aei bptu eyes cyu Ia
e'r, tuat gyula, bat couldn't hear. a. l,,.,e C.
,oui"H els ing"lsh aUv sUuuts: tao't Ma
ar TAI oTu Kr hose or ali outdoors gou, 70
on un Dealing E-iecmiLFd 80 sFr. II shot hin
30 Iowed horse atd started towards htIt 49,
Airi lTte' lag Two days ana htgtlts rei,rn-d
lac saw settBug euu shining through p.lt
~ IgNf away hat was v here his shot htt
N+At cl,srr-~ tumhird over rock fragments
scattered tor Il tit mile Ia liue of bullet -
tptn" 10 a hole ueH the bullet hi tpere
o. S-use saw lead on the edgt,--pga Il Il
thlohE Jaw traustrr ou the q her s.ci. IN .
"uikH ia protau" language - brcause Ggnt-
ling Lad Killed h,e team Looked ~ fin
1'I ittl"u-saw Xix dead r1-n in iiue with
hpi" through mountain knew, maj vas
t4' ouli3t's @oIh, but ciiu't say 80 TO angry
It'he"r- lhoUs ht b. 81 10 be leayif r. iu con-
sequ'hoe uiui' e. pioTe path of buffet any
Iui 'hFI' th"fclofe don't know u here il sion
PED; dOn know v neither n stoun.., 81 an. -,
1"e'J rAtheF think 1t d lu't. Muuuta,t h.,..,
Iocc back through III. hole made nv M. hnt
po' b'Htf lvid Captain n WORT n hcnt A.. In
t'i4 tilo Hu u, Was rather afraid he'd tf,,uh ~
aoaA. 'lts II right big sl9ryi bows - - =
IchE, IN conclusion, d" but it's true sn,. -
ehooung. Nothing 40 do with The hs.,T.p|,
I'm ,I ou' !oad her up, turn her North. and pu;I
u'egsF, II twenty of them don't clean t,ni sii
1ahkeadom, then I'm Il liar, that's al. - ''''
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10 MAZE RHuhsKB Wise. To one gallon .,
waller add tour pounds OF ripe rhubsrb. th0'
aaouBhiy bruised lei IL stand IN the tub four
o"sA sur IL freq uentip. then strain il: 10 ON.
E"itoh u liquor put four pounds of good cor
- " the juice OF one ana The peel OF
one hd'ii i~mon 10 every ten gtlIans one
ouhoe 81 isihsitss aud one pint of brandy .
Pu' ~ ia a cask after the frrmput,,inn ~
over onng II tight; let IL stand oua Va, 81
,IoiF, thFh bottle IL for use. III kept tRrsa ~,
touF years 1t will sparkle like ch.,nga%,,s VI
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NE W DtlUO $50 X 4 .

* ROBERT W. POWERs
SA ApoIHEcART AND DRUaaIsr,
begs leave TO Inform his friends and TIA public
that hs has taken and re-httsd in a new aud hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J
Wood, ard more recently by c. 8. Dawson Nc. Is
corner Main and Wall streets, Que door above the
St. Charles Hotal Richmond Va, and has lus,
opened with an entirely stock Of
DhUGs, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLES, FERFUkgRY, sc.
Comprising every srtiee usually kept In his line
selected IN person by himself, With &c peciai refer
snee to their freshness, parity. and entire reli
ability.
PLY sic'ans will And his stock OF DRUGS
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PhARMACEUTICki
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
90, very complete, embracing many new and de-
strsble articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any houY
OF day or night.
49, ORD ets promptly attended TO.
Ella RDBT. W POWERS
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- i"SS - TEE flEiD.-Now is the time
Io' III" oPp doctors la Georgia yvbo h,ya
made Application Tor once IN The con.sdsr.,, 70
7Tmy, !" De received aGd duly commissioncd
e. hi9h pFinotss. AIT doctors who are -
utois "a .. wifhiog TO join the doctors
q Isfhnne. M. D., Kingston. or a a
DC mas, ID Secretary Medicai Associa.
pol VI Georgia, al anta.--Atlaata Coafed.
sracy.
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yyik"i'ath i7oSRK.,
ET0S,

FYEHTHIA.
to t1o trayel}a pa Re ~ 6as OF taa ssg es, Hc.
u ~. s44 S,,1t9 ~ ne" .Ene1 solsy 2g Assss
tEc.T w3ols a.tsaC:on ttjao pHrroes %. i--reas'"s
u poh5late, the nts1 --Yu-ttiaG which Il 81 prss-
plcyed 10 rand i tha1r guests satisfied and com
portable Tho gso8at aiditrE- pnt to Lis rsra B.
ihs "H"!9 9ui4e-gE, o. tie Interior and eH.erl"-s
FL 3s5l rs.a- II kEs5TrAD and PAINTED,
! =, ne GIoprieiors aave secured the aarv'aeF O.
! MIR. NN. D. ofLkB5oS. ~, So experiauc9J
chester, ~ suEGkjNrGE UENJ, who vii fsy
every @5.aniirh - tios4 ei1gl"us 81 TINS he.s,.-
70 ensnrs th9 comfort = sass.s- Tbs tabt4 wi!
c"Ltiuna. - heretofore, 10 egnl. that sry h"se
COnnegfsd vii, the Hotel are extensive STA.
BLES, under tns Management a bAEGE * CO.
yell Known ivl .At.s espsrieue9 aud sLe.eney IN
and Heises, HGcEtas. asd bttAs y Al &c afford -
| io gds+5. "n reas"a2 bic teLr-.
The i.f0grie.ors are yell prepared 70 aceo1aTno
date families who wieH &C. s2eod the >usar.ot
Month n tilis neslthy portion u TIE SKATE.
TIE Soist - VEL .2r.'-h5t, it3 coats AZ ~
s@o@ and cVlaicfJabis beGa-nS shy Loa=e n
ia thts uotel thers are lzo q Fle,Llcs's ue7
! i01.i 2 ILtE4Rp TABLES Nv and c-,a. %. abs
BATHING HoNHS hava ,1s.'1,-ep gzg.ly +ffet m
vs. p. PFYl pE, Y 10 mas been - iooE con
nec I'd win this Hotel, Will deyots his whole 81.
tention - tha accommodation al LH3 Fuests. 81
! ls ib3IE5rl for the liberal patronage Eere,of5lt
! bastcFsa, ara Wonas respectfully ass d coMf.G
nance Gf the same.
TG1s. > Feissg5r6% {ProVr'stor'.
n. 3.--Ths oEics Of Eli the STAGE LIN III s. ~
teie House; Gl-0 she 0rico Of ADAMS q tO's 5 4.
PRESS. VIZ II. FAYTDN y Bro.
EtAgpton. Nj reh Is. is6t. AZ III
GPtbEs "a UUD HOTEL,
- EiCaNOED, Va
This psw HOTEL, at the corner of BAfg sra stA
III ss,s, last "a Bls1 and elegantly furnished u
Cor oPeD or the ecS2iL n odetIoc ~ gUessa.
Ths log lion ts tGe b3st IL ms city and ayary
e8"r. viii - Ea@ds 70 please lis p..s0as a. :da
boGss.
have secured the services q Esr r. ~ uns
FTGEa, late 81 the sveva.t Eooss, Nsw York.
aoA --ig J0skFH Il. EE&EcHAE
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1875, SPRING IMPORTATIONs.IocI

CLARKsON, ANDERSON CO.,
No. lSo Main st.. Hichmo,.d, Pa,
Importers of Heavy and Fancy Hardware, Gallery,
Guns and Anchor Betting Cloth, are in receipt per
ships Morning and npstra," direct to James
river, OF their Spring importations to which they
invite the attention Of such merchants as buy for
oash or pay promptly, feeling assured all such
Will nnd Il to their advantage 10 buy Of them
They are &lso agents for FAirbank's celebrated
Scales.
y. B.-Par.isuisr attention given to orders.
nh ~
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~ by the Council VI thu City of Richmond tina
me Collector of the Civ Taxes shall Annually
give noues In At lesst four OF tho daily news-
Papefs OF this city, for fifteen days prior TO the
t'h d"y OF June, that he will sttsaG NJ his ofncs
uStiy bs,ween tue honts Of o'clock A. NJ. and {
. elock T. %, from the 18th to the goth Of June
the'naiFe, ioT the purpose Of receiving from II v
pefs0n charged with city taxes the whole or one
nalI o. ne amount Of lax charged, deducrins from
INC whole amount, or one half, as the case may
IN IKE ilenner, gave notice. for fifteen days pIioI
10 tne tSth day or December, that lie W Iii attend
al Ills once daily, between the above meution ed
noars, from The 18th TO the sIst of Deee mbsr In
cInsivs, Tor the purpose OF receiving froIa any
prfson VINO mas already paid one half only of the
aactlns from such half 10 par centum thsrs0n.
IN puTsuenee Of the above amended Ordinance
passed January ii, 1865, will attend 1T the Col,
.sa9I omes, Ia the City Hail. from the 18th 10
ing Taxes as above dirscisd
Ie l-lm JULIUS A HORIZON ~ cv
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suA WATERING PLACE0pGN FOI

yE.EA TNiSlTORs.--Ecr The purl ose @ acc i'm
i1-IiisE.sAs Inc0a;tug . number o. families from
Ldrtei Virginia snd the South, who srs ,sekiu1
4 comfortable and safe summer Retreat the Pro
prietGro n the Roam q K RED ) L4PHC Z
SPRINGS have made arrangements for the imn1--
dale reception al visitors. Thts pleasant Wa
LkElhG PLACE is eleven miles from - .oIo
D. pot. on the Virginia snl Tennessee Rail r0=J,
sud &Er&na elnents vii be made TO convey pera"Rs
from thar point 10 the Spri uga.
TfRS 8--*55 per month Tor the entire saa7oa,
$40 f"T "ue month, snd 81 per day any
less titan month. Children and seFVPnts nail
price q. W. sHANkS AND 0TuRBS
le : I'm pfnCria.nEs
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n1EDICAL HOSPITALS

OSpiTAL 0* Il r t5EDfCAL C0L.
Lat OF FIR1i<tA.-Thls Hospital erect
ed by aa liberaLty Of the Stale, ri cost II more
than ga. coo. y r0w completed and open for he
reception Of patients. 1t "a admirahiy adapted oy
!ss plan ter t'- Accommodation 0: The sick aud :
fuFnishss WIN every coEFentenco requisite for
tb6ir comfort and sGGcossful treatment lbs att
melton, On Marshall street, east Of 18th. iIamedl
atsl y ad i&csct 20 the Medical College " riIa 81
tirsd and airy, "a st ths same time central, and
sooy enieat Of access from al parts Of ice city.
The Professors II tbs College. " no make IL J
'isiisll assisted by oompetsal Resident PEysi,
Al porsons requiring Medical ~ Surgical treat
msItsrs admitted, except tina INSANE nd those
tAoorloS nader sAALL-Fox AND oTHGK ISERcgIor2
LYiHa-IN WosEs. both white ana solorsi. .e-
ssiVs special Gaze aAa stten,ioE,
Including Sosrd. Medical Attendance, Ia:
VINE (4tls1t5.'''''...~e per wesk,
Slaves -.......-...-..... ) - q
And ~ tus sans TSte for fractions Of a week.
F0r ICES tha4 enc week, 81 per day, up 10 ths
Several neatly Furnished PRIVATE EOCA8 have
been provided FOR those desiring separate accom-
modal9o@ The charge Tor the@e will vary from
81 u *ih per week.
FOR Igic4. operations, F. fee ranging ron g.
10 @So viii DO required IN addition 10 tbs above
30 al chaTces payable on the rsyao5ll n the pasie,t
A .!lais8t number Of beds placed tt 10 : Gspoea
OF Charitable Associations, =! $50 per aHuGn
pAya1I8 soHi- nonaIly, Vi II c0rFasypa-tEg ra.s
Patients conveyed to or rom the Hospital a
suitable sshleIs, provided expressly fer tbs pur
Cos3.
Cltiasns aud strangers are invited 70 vlsla th.
hospltal, aRd i1speet lts arrangements.
PTesiQact-.ir. l.. 5. JOf&ES.
Attending PhysACl&nF-Dr3. TUCKER, Con
WAY, and NcC AW
Attending sargsons-pB. GIBSON, PETICO.
DAs, &ad WELLF0RD.
Resident Phyrleiaa--Dr. Isaiah e. WHITE,
etewsrd-~F, 81 PARISH ~ Ely
tJEisLR.A r ss0s9'irAL,
az CHt HEH I'LL, RtCE AOHD, Va
WSITD PATigB1a-ia wards, 80 per wsak; I;
pFtyal9 r0oEse - &" hA5 per week.
sLAF EE--*5 per week. Lees than 3 WeeR 81 pc,
cay Gut not 10 exceed - per week. Ef4e4ioL.
over 'bs fret ~esh II cents per dag.
20 s1tT1 cA0rcfs except for s1rGicat drsYastsss
and tkec aa.ltloea! fee raBRt1s Tror, - ~ -.
will he CHARGED Ltis payats. "a lie rsBly}z y a.
sGtlsat. : smallpox admitted.
A covered sfrlns waggn Will convey peffeuts T.
tej from tne Hospital WHEN desired 'O-dars nls7
De Lez = ths hosp 5s4, or g ~ oE1ee o. q b. = o.
LAUAE, l2th strset, bstgssn Main and cary
Ibs saDseFlG boz, Eho has been co4ues.sa viii
the lGsut9tloa aicc3 Ia i0aaGEuon, having t4Aeo
tt uAGsf his excl usive charge, aided be srfap a
aselsE4Ess, sctcits eOEtlaH4n1s q she IihprSl
patronage OF nls frisads ard q ths pabsie gsas
re Fly.
AEtshdi2g PhyG'7isR ana Surgeon,
JASES BOLTON, III. n
af@ss stFee., bsswse2 $Gh end eta,
Aesiss4SEs:
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Nu-N Essidsat Physician.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE hICHM'D & PETERS pc E K co,
RICHMOND, June IS, 1851.
DEVEDE%D S0TICE,-The Board of Diree
~ tors nave dc AIRED SENT annual Dividend
81 2. per cent up tbs ca pital stock of this Com
pany, payable - the Stockholders and after
he sell inst
The B,ok. Of Transfer will be Gloss sd FROM ths
25d 10 tho seth inst, inclusive
te t5-~itd w. HARRINGTON, Treas'r
| lAIIDt>D the res dent and Dlreotor, Of
- the MANCHESTER COTTON AND w UO l.
MA&UFACTuRIN0 COMPANY have declared p
diVI END 81 three per cent. on the capt. sloc
payable al tbs office OF the aEent the 2bth iuet.
Ie lS-~0dti WH Ii Pow ERs. Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

~. ssEEzzEzsy5- HasT!GE so Ele& FL0Jtt
S1sg1 %E-sYls-sssstEsSt- = z ESG IMPORTANT &c.
N@--N- Ban sNhNg. lsai. The -.
ANS XF2Ess COMPANY respectfully IN noCns.
- td6 pUHt!G lozt the. nave arranged to ta@ir
express TWICE DALEY from New TpEE, PHIL.
, nELFEIA and BALT GORE to ELCHMOND
..eraGy a&0Ttiag uEu5-Ei facilities iar Onc2l9' II
time.
Expresses lssvs Nax YORK att, S ard 8 O'Clock
=. a. hxpreeses leave Philadelphia ~ 4. Il.
God II z. Nj Expresses Leave BattiMors a. e
8 sni a % ?. Il J., arriving IL Richmond 81 sc
Bxyresses leave E;eAIaon9 fer New y97t. Pills
deiz, ais snt Baltimore ana sii eotafs North hne
@srt, ~ 6.se !. y. and 5.e ?. r.
FESigat srd packages eaoaid Ia al easss be
our 01&e OaA HOUR bai0rs sas G02af,aTs % tn
sIFR Essss FOB tbs SOUTH lsavs Rtshrea.
T%IGE DAILY a. A.se n, 9. IS ?. u.
TIE adams Express CaIopa AZ fseI tHst they sAa
guaTen' 80 b Tie public ctv.ty, as15atioA and sat
3stscluA IN al thelr Intercourse with their otdceFs
IN Richmond, and ching Wlll he Loft GniCns OF
sheir part - II se5 The wants Of 'he- eastJIaers
t-stg5t and p-ekaSa g. arriving " taaEEpr9ss ron
the IGflu q a clock I. b, VII be Delivered
irsE'5 .ate-Y7 thereby giving 70 0cT customers
sayepee o. .wsiYs hoGrs oTsr CIR arrangement.
sTkANER EXPRESSES. 70 AND YRoM REV
Y0EE. SEMI W LkkLI. gseights delivered 10
iaedla .ely upon toe arrival Of the ship.
MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DOGUMBETs, &c, goT
Werda0 n safety aod diepetcn 20 al paris Of "a,
JDttsd STATES. Canadas, and Europe.
NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or wtthcuf
Goods, c9llectsd a. sill accessible points through
cat sas U2ited stAtss, ana prompt res1rns gus-aa
SLAVES forwards ed by each Of orI Expresses. IL
charge Of careful s2d reliable messspS1Ts.
TOBACCO en3 otael sSnDAss g~rf.edAt alUsgsl
All frsights promptly ssiisd fer snd delivers
without extra charge
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"4DA4s EXPRESS COMPANY"
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