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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

RCElhcre Ia very little activity; sales Of 2OOtes 4d5c
siLIPEiEBwi,hu the las. few duy, the market for Crude
h.s boon ycy active, the doIn,ud being mainly for umed:
cousunPior, portion he ug Government secJuut We
bar Of ses 80 bags pert to arrive at sas aud in
sHor-we quote tlo7c cash, fer Drop aud Buck The
demand is sill moderate.
skISs-Dtor qalet and steady. Goat dull and
soAPCse steady and IL moderate demand sales Of 2go
Very doh and prices altogether nominal
SUI AS-1he demand Is modeTait saie, Of $50 boxes,
ON pivate seru Retired aye STEADY; sales a. gd3Ic for
Crushed Ground So 7@7lc for white Coffee srsde and ga
Nov orlesn. y rb.......t. aes White. (soIe ....7 AT
Fair GroceIy...........S a
CucuIochos lboxe5J.i G3l Manila .,..........l.a
Browns boxes .......5 G5 Brazil. Brovn.....".4 03
YeIlows ,bOIes). .....5 GSl iesdO.
sEEDs-Cloye Seed IL moderate demand and prices nre
steady sales OF ~ bags az aGc Timothy Seed 10 moderate
request at ~ 5d - busheL Rough risI Seeds quiet
TALLow1he demand is moderate and prices continue in
the bu, crs favor, sses Of 7npb at 9Gec tie latter price
for ertig. Rourh Fat Is firm st6aeic. cash.
1EAS-Ilc auction . this morning chiefly Of Common
usro: Oo'ong 2;,egi-.i Hyscn 46G46lc ionng Hyson.
i3dSec 1"sakay 2ed1c Ounpowder, 4ac and Imperial
NPis bs' been very inactive and siuce no sale,
!, He e ss sad qs Iss G o'1 Rmp.y
ben N bg' Isd relae though prices sppOEted 'les
WhsKf-fhe market ia the supply rhi sales OF II
wOOlTis market continues in the same dun and heavy
condition noaced the date Of report do
notice sny ,sn o. Improvement The enend from msnufae-
take are ony for mlncdi consumption Prices at prcsent are
heavy tie clip approaching and growers must bear
like lat years prices their wool wish to make
matters appear worse than they really are but 80 rae
nsnt sd Ii. volume Of trade IN &c SeS
We DO no, Ses or sny ss.s worth, Of MENTION
DOMESTIC Fleece 9s South 49, 49,
cs ssS boS.IS sssi
Inds'''s"''''" sew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
SUPERIOR COT

SUPERIOR COURT-SPRcIAL TsRV-ATRL l7.-Befo'e
Justice HnFFMAS.
Pierre a. For,ier Hgt. Lioue G. Newbereh ct al
Motion to discharge order Of anted With =Scosts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

NYrIInrF COTRsR NV OKLEANs, April 135l-Your mile
hests for = Cub PIrse Of : 1900.
Il Il. Foleys Lightning, By Lexington, out OF blue
bOuue:
7. r. W DosweTs c. h. Planet, by Revenue out Of
D. y Kctner's b. C. Panic by imported Glencoe out Of
dan Of Bopdy years dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

on CAkE-The demnrd Is fair but The snpry i,ued ci.y
crushsrs beiug engaged upon prey.0as cont acss.
Oh MEAL il coed demand Of II tuu good S'st at
65c. g iOgIr.
PGrAToES-The marx e. 4. seldy VIC quote Willie a. + 50
81 49, Dykmsng 55G 81 Peach Bres at 81 G7l 50
Pink Eyes at "a 5Od+ IS; IrCsm Red 81 j0 Mef,ors
s7Q2 Is Nova Scotia, from vessel, : Js!at2 and Della
ware eweotss %fd ~ 80 y n.
PROV ISIONs-Ihe Pesk market Is Grm the demand quite
active part for Governments sales Of 500 bts li I5G
ls rs for Meas slea 10 rs for Cear and l2 9aS %
for Prime Beef fIE hed the demands good oi The II de
and FOR hirmont sales OF $40 b5 at 80 ga RIO IS fo Re
packed Mes and $40 .O0 Gil 81 for eIa Beef Hans
hiu at IL 50 Fj 90 snd plenty. Prime Mes Beef is
firm o. 10 5Ud ~ So BACON Is quite firm; tie demand Is
moderate DC Cut Meats 6rner salts Of 344 hbd
sll CGc for 1ud-r ard q 9c Hams Lard Is
steady demand Is ar sales Of 20 bbl and ies % lCso
In ir request tt l0Gic for Ohio and l5d2c ioE
g.sfe ossg 49, We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
CITY ITEMS.

APRIL Ssow.-Fiteen miles north of the city O
"Wednesday morning the snow fell for some hours very
fast melting OF course, upon .he ground
almost as fast it fell; yet it accumulated 90 rsp;fv
that the surface was quite white at O'Clock. Huis
further north, we hear it almost deep enough e
sleghing This state of things 10 Dot however, vsrr
unusual. We have seen snow fall all day on the I5<h
of April in Georgia and South Carolina, almost down
to the sea coast. tn, $50.
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Nirbmuno ylspatrb.
TuuRspAY MoRNINd. ..sEpr. %, ,ss,
BIN O Z N
BY rnT HON. NHs, MORTON.

A soldier Of the Legion lay dying in A,gicfs,
,rn..a was lack OF .ponas.fs nur iYe. there
deasth of weman's teaaa;
b.osi ss,'d away
Aud bent with pi.yne glances 10 heaa what be
nigh, say
The diving soldier saIter'd aBi he took that conn.
' 80. l''u ~, ..,,o ,,I, a., NV o,, my
'"o "t Sf'' ! "'Ne' '"" ~ -. ' -
~ $3.50 80 -, = 81. -. - .ono.. ,x.an, ,r;y,,,s
A q - sS' ~ -
70, ua horn \, Bin-an -.st Bingen on the Rhine
f"f wa "''" q ''es' "a '''' $3.50"
"rell nay brothers ard com pauions, when they meet
ana crowd around
To hear ny mouraso, story, in the pleasant vine
ward grouns
THAI we fought the battle bravery, and when the
Full many corse lay ghastly pale beneath the
setting SUM-
And. mid the dead and DYING, some grown
The aeath, .an,a o, .h~ ,,,Ilao. hraas,s N, los,
20 ,,a,,,, -. 49,
And snn.s wsrs ~a,,,x a,, s,,a1,,,,. hn,., ,if.,.
,no,, dnei;n. '>' '
.l 80 -. - e.. t,... e. t,., an
H. PHI, ~ Ing
Tell my mother that her other son shall comfort
her old age;
cage.
For my father soldier, and even AS a enid
Ny hear, Ieapd forth to hear him toll of struggles
Aud when he died. and left us to divide his scanty
hoard
,stbnr,s s,,art NV "''''' IN p' '''s
A. -. ,S''th :, -. :. -. a.. Ill,
uoh, ,,s,,; - shina "@S - ''> ''e
~ ,ien,,, III -, p: ., u; 49, .,
RIios wan a. -''''''' i'As''n VII ''''
""'"''
"Tel my sister not to weep for me, ana sob with
dropping head
When the troops arc marching home again, with
glad and gallant tread
But to lock upon them proudly, with calm and
For her brother was soldier. too, and not afraid
to die:
And If a eomrade seek her love, l ask her in my
name,
And ~ ham .ha Nid 800 m u; ~, lesre' OF shame
~ - 80 - 80 ''"i" Al ''S PiaNe' Uny iathei 3
Far ,he honor ., ola rs,co, ,,or p;u, -.
~ '' vi vi" ""sol-u'ai bAieeH Oh inc
Hh'ne'
aThere = anotb.rnot . -.r;, ,1,e ba,,,>,, ,,.s
gone by,
You have kncu,n ber hv tho n,c,r;,,a,, b. s,rI ,5
in her eye;
Too INNOCENT for ne,r,.too f,,d far ;I. soor,,
ing
O. friend fear The lybt.st baart ,,,.I se,o.i,,,,
heaviest mourpiut
Tell her the las. nj CHI of my t;r ffor r All. ,n,,
be- risen.
NV body viii bs out NJ main nv so,l h ont ~
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f-sg. rna aREAr vIRalNIA nEMEnY,

f.s> ru8 GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
ard ue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ISFALIIBLE
REMEDY FOR GoNNORRHdA AND ALL SE-
CREF DISEASES. This great American remedy,
containing MeFcurial ~ kalsamic properties, ex
cells every hing heretofore offered to the public IL
It's curative, restorative, and renovatng powers;
aud the medical world are asionished when told
HAL the above remedy will cure the above Ills
eAses, and conioundcd when they have ocular de-
demonstrations OF the facts But the proprietor, who
has known OF the remedy for twenty odd years,
has known of 3 case oi twenty wears standing IL
be restored 70 perfect health and all Other cases Of
shorter duration be restored, without Il Jingle es-
ception and therefore challenges any case OF Goa.
orrhu which the remedy win not cure provided
the directions carried out With prudence on the
part oil the patient; and any ore purchasing half
dozen BEETLES and using accordingly, in his her
case, he guarantees perfect cure end in cases of
.ailnre, will furnish additional medicine. free 81
charge, TO complete the cure, through his agents;
and cure will be effected without Inconvenience
10 the patient.
Sold by APPERSON q DUPUY, No 20l
Broad street, and o. A. STRECKER, Main street
Druggists, agents for the city of Richmond. Sold
also, by NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS, Norfolk I'd
CHAS. Il. CAMPBELL and WILSON & WILL
LIAMS, Portsmouth, Va. au l9-6is~
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~ EORGIA LANDS FOR SALE-I offer for
NJ sale q valuable body of RIVER BOTTOM
ana UPLAND, iii Gordon county, Ga, imm ediately y
the Western and Atlantic Railroad and two
miles from depot | will sell go to about 900
acres; about 400 acres river bottom, cleared ana
under cultivation, producing good crops Of corn,
wheat and cotton, OF fine quality. There i ;,l.o Il
well prepared and tourishing Vineyard Of y acr,3s
of Catawta and other standard wine and table
grapes, ana an abundant supply Of choice varieties
OF other fruits On the river is Inc Fishery,
mestic wants, when te1.isd to. On this pltntst-
ton Is coihIoit "oe, roony, tvo.story dwelling.
house. with seven upright rooms, and all necessa y
outbuiilings and machinery for plantation pur-
poses, and all beyond Abolition influence and i'm
peItinence. Terms viii bo liberal, and negroes or
Confederate bonds will be taken III payment, ii pre-
ferred, by tie purchaser. Address
Join (. GREEN
SO PAW Wv Resaca, Gordon county. Ga
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TlRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE oF hours.

MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS
On and aftcr MONDAY, June Sci i-,tv. ri-t
lco0i daily Tor stanton, LyuchbIrs N.nas,,
junction and all intermediate ,,aaolls. t., t.i5 A. u
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT-
DAY = Tor stations west -: StauH;ou.
IL. q. NHIICONBF
Je i-f' General SaF't
NOX's line FKElGuT BOATS no
! j LYNCHBtt.jt THREE TIMES \ NEtK.
TUESDAYS, T il UR 3DAYS AND SATIK
DAYS
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. Taos r EMFlr.
Boat JAS. }. IRBY, Capt. l.. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. II. ". Guy.
Boat FILA SCOTT, Capt. J. w STRATToN
Boat FAME, Capt. W. Il. parsons
Boat ---, Cart. -.
These Goats are all OF the first class. comma "a
~ caretll Captains and hands, and ieaye pro tn
adj erti,rd For freight apply 10
GUY y cox, Age. e.,
fe is At toNs Shed Dock Nrac'
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g.! remaia yours IN gratitude,

''No. GO West Baltimore stree
Rheumatism, Cough Dyspepsia, Debility, &cro-
flla Eyes. Pain III the side, Back. &c, .urcd
by il.
FEMAI ES AND CIiILDREN-This TINcrURE
viii be found greet medicine fer all ther dis
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many of the
Lost powerful possible certificates of OF the
above diseases Of oru own citizens
Sold ~ PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond !;
by DIl COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Drug
gists IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Ba!tmore and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere 81 per bottle; six bottles, 50
an l-dAcyts
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NUNAMAY.- TEN nOLLARS REWARD.

u UNAWAY.--TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
III will give the above reward for the delivery
Cor securement that get herr OF my servant
Girl AGNES, who ran away some two weeks ago.
Said girl is about Is years old, very likely, OF GIN
ger cake color, rather pleasant in her disposition
and when smiling very much disposed to close her
eyes. She is very probably somewhere in the
neighborhood of Air. john iutches0ns, Sheriff Of
Henrico county. as he hires some of her teoW-ser-
wants. Address, Mrs. ANN Nj. STAPLES,
1}--itr Richmond.
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HORSES, GAsssssAssEis. Ac.

WORSE FOR sALE-A blood-red bay dark
1 LEGS, black name and tail, seven years old.
aoujie .lnd tractabie. This is an entire horse lie
aas been in camp fer two months and half and
stands uuhneiingiy the roar o. cannon aud mus
kerry. The owner would not dlspos, OF him, but
TAT ia health has compelled nina 70 resign Ms posi-
ZION in ahe service, tor which he purchased ;hi,
horse. Both owner and horse tam be seen for q
',aY days AT the cculcr Oh Franklin and Second
,tIyzJs 2i--5tr
tt-i,tr r,.r,,- = -;,,as
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WOODEN
COMPANY,

OF THIS CITY,
Organized last year, and in order to make such
Goods as would not compete with, but would Ta-
tier aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles of Goods that have never
heretofore been made in Virginia they filed their
MIL with machinery of the best and finest quality.
They are now manufacturing FINE CASSlMERES
and CLOTHS of every variety from Fine Virginia
Merino and Mostizo WOOL and solicit the attention.
of the trade in the South TO their Goods. All who
have seen tscir ARMY CLOTHS, manufactured at
first expressly for the Virginia Military Institute
pronounce them 1T least equal, il not superior in
quality TO those they had been buying heretofore,
and quite cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
cieties, their Fair held in this city, in October
last, awarded 10 this Company a GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition of Wooden Goods, which III
cludcd some beautiful SHAWLs, BLANKETS &C.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece OF Goods
manufactured by us being what it Is represented
and under no circumstances Will this Company tC
induced to work shOddy in their Goods nor vii.
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS ID tkINSiIAW iTpSt
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BE HEALTH, HEALTH

Rs HEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLD /
Miss MARY SCoFIFLD, PRECEPTKEsS, No go,
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE-"IrHth StrdR-
.yer thar Fictioa. This lady suffered for years
with Chronic Intammatory Rheumatism in its most
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years OLD, by being Yaechtted With mat
ter from child who had the white swelling II
this time to wonG.atood her suherings wei, OK
trelne--she never lad relief from pain until cured
by HAMPTON'S TINCJUhG
An Extract from the letter
u often wish my parents hid known Of THIS rem
edy when | was Il child, rs / believe | should naF {
been saved the excruoiating pain / have lie Il slJ-
jected 10, rs well as the deiormity II body must
carry to the grave, aud ay parents would not have
been under such heaVy expenses from doctor bills
and in sending me, they did, TO the celebrated
Springs ia EHl ard ia arch of health. wish al
the afflicted world could and hear he Den,-
fits have derived from this Fracture OF Hampton s.
fry tn make all acquainted with It's virtues with
whom come III contact.
"GentleIner, | am a thousand times obliged to
you, and you at liberty to use lay name and
case to Ri.
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As Agents for the sale OF the Goods manufacture.
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, OF
RfCHHONB, Va, we have How on hand about % e
900 yards Of Fine Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Miled CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, he
sides q lot OF FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SHAWLS-and are manufacturing at the
rate of 1000 yards per week; all of which we offer
to the trade fair prices and liberal terms with
entire confidence that the enterprise will receive a
liberal support.
CRENSIIAW d co, Agents
f. 9tl--1ts Richmond Va.
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Ss A$oNIC DIRECTORY.

&c ASoNIC DIRECTORY.
i.ici.aoud Lodge, No 10, meets at Masons' Hen
first 'Fuesisy each month. James A. Scott, Mas
ter. Place Of business, Shockoe Slip
Manchester Lodge. No. II, meets at Manchester
hail Saturday before fall moon. John ii. Hatcher
Master. Place o. business, Bank Of Virginia, Rici.
nlond.
Richmond Randolph No. 10, meets at M,,sors
Hall third Tuesday each month. VIM T. AOer
Master. Place of business Bank OF tic Common
wealth.
81 .IoAn's Lodge No a. meets at Bosbev's Iiall
.curucr J,h ;sld Main streets on Sev1'd Tuesday
each nonth Joseph Hail, Muster. Pace OF bus.
ness G...lrro Eiifa
Dove I.oi.,, sIc D. meets =. Boshcr Hell fourth
Friday earh luorth 3. j. Iahnson, Master 2, p
Pace oi business on Cary, between l'fh AMI !nt
streets.
Lpge Frmca.z. No - meets a, Bo.hess lial.
second FRIDAY each month h. NJ Harris, Master
Place on business 81 No. II" stsiA street
Hensico Union lodge No 80, Ieef's al NasouS
Hall FRIDAY before iJtii moon. Alfred = Lee Mass
ter. Place Of buSneSs on Dock, between Z4th ANA
2Sfh streets
Capitol lodge No fe4 meets or Marshall. be-
tween 9TH and 1ih streets thfd THURSDAY each
month. T. X Vi clifford. ir., Master Place - bust
ness i.th street BalyiuS Block
metropolitan lodge. No. l.tu meets on Marshall
between 9TH and 5tf streets. second Thursday each
month Nn. l.. Maalc, Master Place OF bas
tess at M. l92 Main street
Richmond . .yai arch Chapter No >: meets at
atason>' Hal hrst TrJay e,t.h u,oAth Atfei >.
Lee, High Priest. Place OF business OF, Dock. be
tween 9Th aA1A 18th streets
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No g. meets a,
RosiCrs uall, corner 9h e3t Main streets, !hiId
Friday each month. John p I.lttle. igigh Priest
Place Of business on aiain, he>"een iish AMI l~th
stFcetl.
tt.el,taonl Oo.l:s.,nde-y, ao. ?. meets 9. Masoas
Hall fourth Iues,tly eaca month John /. Reg
''t 5" Am = ''''''''''' JAMES y RipDIoR
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

l Ladies in want of Dress of those handsome
goods now selling n 80 cents, worth 80 cents just
suited fer the season, viii do wen to call to-day
"wednesday as the store viii he closed the balanc,.
of the week, and the lot is nearly closed out. TO
day is the only chance, reeollect Call early at
EZEKiEL'S Cheap Store
se 81 Main
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OFFICE r., r 4 l. l.. Roo =
RfcH,cNI', June a. I..'t
tERSONS NOT KNOWN 10 ~ pPS,
| DENTS on The Ule Of the Ra.d , ta-l ,. ~,
can obtain tickets for passage oyrr ths'> ,o..,$,
fredericksburg and Potomac lt.l.soy. IA b.. .- ''
nished with aPerni jrora the proper a3,bnr.,i.. d"
By order Of the Govaruor
ie Cit A. -. ALLEN, Ticket Agan,
- Gu II . \ u AND YORK RIVER RAN.
IN KOAD.-Passergpr Trains leave piI..lI4
daily al A. NJ West Point daily icx.rp, S.
at Il Nj West Point sunday ~ = "
Freight Trains hance of Hours.-VDave I-l
mond daily except SundayH ~ A. Nj; W.,
Point daily except Sunday-) al i2f5pN
Freight received ~ Richmond daily {.xcar. Sr,
days until T.. IL
iy 2i-ts R. II. TEMPLE Supt
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y RICHMOND, viR6IAIA.
G7DTs se.Sss,>sc.


4 SREESHAWS CASsIMEKEs. wETEEI.-
Ellis CASSIMERES, EOt sc T. WIN
St0N'S CASSiAERES, MILLEgS CASSI-
MEIsES--ali OF
y Southern MepEfactlaYe, 81
now in tani and will be made TO order in
the latest styles, either for citizens or IHta y
wear. Remember this is a Southern n,anufitclurl
and has been for the last II years Il has MT
sprung ~ from the necessity of the CAUSES Being
a practical MAJ ~ the business, (alId hot having
climbed in at the back win,iogy over other people 3
shouiders) tajter myself that know nay buz:.
ness and knowing it, give the customers the
benefit of that knowledge.
Gail at the large and store, hut old stand,
ia Main street. Imh 29l WI. IRA Smith
GUNNER CLOTHING.
= AT VERY Low PRICES
DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il CO,
Have on hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Pine Fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy L,ncn SUITS.
tancy C0tt0nade 81 ITS
Fancy silk VESTS.
Fancy NarseiiCs VESTS.
White Linen COATS.
Bay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and Marsees PANTS
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all tyles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
NECK TIES, HANDKERCIIIEFS. STOCKS,
GLOVES, SUSPENDERS aud SOCKS,
Which they are selling very low, for cash
DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il co,
je It's liz Main street.
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MPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS.
j. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of Goraaor and Franklin Streets, Richmond
pi,Pjaid,
Keeps constantly on hand large and varied as
sort!nent OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES

FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WiIISKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-dstilled in the
mountains OF this State
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him
warranted purc and good, no sales.
p. S.-Partcular attention paid to putting w and
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
at and RMaY from Richmond
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~ . 7 ! & il =.

%T . 7 IL.
Persons wto are senGin- clothing and sup
plies 10 troops in the field, are requested 10 1iarb
distinctly CA the package with marking ink the
NAME ii he party fer whom intended The REuI-
MENT to which no belongs and The PLACE or DIS
riNAT!ON, care OF Quart eYmastor at BicE md, to
whom the usual railroad receipt 8uouI be fer
warded by the shipper.
H-Many packaFes arrive AZ rhe depot5 Of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
off OF their destination cannot he known y
the Quartermaster Others are Inpertectly .1lall--
ed. and cannot be identified.
uI-Al articles deposited at the Quartermas-
ter's Office in X hmond, for shipment, must be LETT
there before 3 o'clock, p. NJ, 10 insure their ship.
ment that day. J. MAURI GARLAND,
23-ts Capt. aud ASST q. NJ.
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SpECIAL NsDTlGEA.

s1@0FFIcE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM.
pkSv.
fhe MANAGERS OF HOSPITALS In this
city VIII niease leave their ADDRES at this office,
that 1 may knew where to deliver their freight
~ 3i~~is J. r. GIBSON. Agent.
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nTNAWAY-S25 KE\VARD. RaDayvay in

ID UNAWAY--S25 REWARD. - Runaway, i'll
IL, July, from the subscriber, PAUL; brown
latto color, Il brieklayer and plaStcrer; - years
Of age; about ; feet inches high square built
tushy hair and large beard when be left face long,
and hollow about the mouth very slightly knock
kneed walks very erect; steps short aud fast;
voice loud and strong when spoken to answers
quickly; sullen aspect. lie formerly belonged To
Dir. benjamin i. Whildon. The abov. reward will
be paid to whoever will lodge him in the Charles
ton Work House. Apply at this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26

J AILi LINE
TO FORTS Pow HAITIAN ANp 5A\sli''Il,,Es..--
GROVE AND StoNE.HoUsE WHApgy"'''
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Cant ru,.
MAHl viii leave her whas; al Rots,... - = Hf'-
EVERY MORNING, texc~pt Sup.lgr. -, - -,'''u-
foF the ao0Fe places. dId return Sam. 5., ~ ,'E
o'clock r. NJ, touching 81 all Of fse rsl In .
gontg and returning '""AHgs,
Passage 10 Grove or Stone Wharf s3-.f.l
ira, % cents each. N' K
1he Curtis Peek VIII coanrc, with o..
COACHES, running % YORKTOWN. a, ,E.. ~ ny
Wharf, and through tickets 70 Yorkfag,r an. i've
turn, viii be given the boat fey So" w.
JHccnts each fly 2u-tsI X q 49,. .ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26

~ ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES.

Do So and especially il you can obtain rs desirable
Goods, without paying any more for them than then
actual worth. The
CRENSHAW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26
RHIN w va.

DUNAWAY-S5 REWARD is offered for
II the apprehension and delivery to ne Of
Muiatto GIRL named JANE, about IS years of
age whom l hired of L. A. J. Clopton, Agt., of
Richmond, and who absented herself from my
house, Manchester, on Thursday, the 18th
INST, and perhaps Is lurking about Richmond, or
Of the camps near by. Said girl is stout and
healthy, and rather over Tie medium height
X. G.. LATHAM.
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