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| Relative to Federal Laws and Officers i,
the State of louisiana at the time of the
passage of the Ordinance of Secession.
BE 1t ordained by the People Of Louisiana, II
Convention sembled, That all Federal officers in
the civil service OF the United States and laws of
the United States relating to said Federal officers
and their duties and compensation within the State
Of Louisiana, in office and in force at the time of
the passage of the Ordinance of Secession and
not incompatible Herewith are hereby adopted
and continued i'll office and in force as officers and
| laws of the State; provided, that the Ordinance
shall not apply to the officers of the Judiciary postal
| or land departments of the Government Of the
| United States or the laws regulating the same.
Be it further 01t'ained That the revenue eoIloc
ton and navigation laws of the United States On
Tar as they may be applicable, be and they are
hereby adopted as laws of this STATE, saving that
no duties shall be collected on imports from ina
States forming the late Federal Union, known a.
the United States of America, or the Territories
thereof, nor upon the tonnage of vessels owned in
Whoe or IN part by the citizens of the said States
and Territories. 'N''
Be further ordained, That the President Of this
Convention is hereby authorized to reouire of iii
tederai officers aforesaid in the parish Of Orleans
the immediate recognition by them of the sole
and exclusive authority of the State of Louisiana
and to administer to them the oath of Office. and
IN case of refusal, to demand and take possession
OF all the property, money, effects, papers and
docnmens held by them in their official caDacjtv
aud the like authority is hereby conferred on tHe
Governor as to all Federal officers aforesaid in the
state and the offices of such persons as refuse to
nod the property; money and effects in their Gus
tody subject to the disposal of the State, and to
take the oath of Office, are hereby declared
vacant.
Be it further ordained, That the State of Loufsi.
ana doth hereby guarantee and indemnify all
Federal officers aforesaid, within this State, who
comply with the Ordinances of this Convention
against al! claims and demands of the United
States arising out of such compliance
Be it further Ordained That in case anv Federal
office hereby adopted as State Office be now or
shall become vacant, the Governor be and he is
hereby authorized TO fill the same in the same
manner as the President of the United States, or
the head OF any department Of the United States |
Government might have done prior to the passage |
OF the Ordinance of Secession. That the Governor
Shal! have authority to remove any officer now
holding Federal Office in this State if he shall
interest. "'I'
Adopted in Convention in the city of New Or
leans, this twenty ninth day of January in the wear
ot our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sjxty
one.
:, L>!EieoI A. MOUTON
Attest: j. +. WHEAT Secretary. - fnlS ~
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e No. 81
AN ORDINANCE

f AO4GD4NAHCE
10 Dissolve the Union T1etxxeer fF,a s.t,4o 80.
Louisiana and the other States mica
Z -eslstA ltr HiiSer the compact entitled
i = 1ae constitution of tite United states.,,
Ise tgeepse of The State of Louisiana. in
convention assembled do declare and ordain ~
~ Is hefeRy declared and ordained That tho nrdi
nance passed BY us in Convention on the 22d dav
{ " AoYemBer, IN the year eighteen hundred ana
$500 Hnefeey the Constitution of the United
Stftes Of America, and the amendments of said
Z Constltation were adopted and all laws and ordi
nahces oy which the State of Louisiana became n
a ~ h q the Federal Union, be and the same
Tin;an my sSIassa ana abrogated, and that the
n.oa now suessting between Louisiana and other
ss.ates. unaer the name Of " The United States NJ
america, Z is hereby dissolved l'o' Va
" Jttf3her declare and orain That the State
81 Louisiana hereby resumes all rights and nosars
nefssoiore delegated to the Government Of tbe
limited States Of America. That her citizens a1e
aosoiged from all allegiance to said Government
Ill .as Nh L u fuil possession and exercise of
iiIhose rights OF sovereignty which apnertain tn
Tree and independent State s'''t' "
ae ift'ffffs declare and oidaiI Tint ali r;ohfs
and vested under the Constitution of the
uhlteu states, or any act of Congress or traoty n
under any law of this State and mot Or
Win lhls Ordinance, shall remain in force and have
NJ sane eiect as if this Ordinance had not been
adopted in Convention at Baton Romeo ~ os.,,
OF January, 1861. e'S'S0A i'oese Tue zoth
fSignedI ,,or-mo
Attest. PRESIDENT of the Convention
Y. v hh Al. Secretary of the Convention fsl5 le
Names Of those who signed the Ordinance
A.. MOUTON
y WHEAT Secretary oF % t9s Uengsnton
w. r. Adams
YIN. Dnmont Anderson,
Bernard Ayegno
"A. Barbin,
Vim. Rufin Barrow,
u. Bermudey
Chs. BenYenu
=. E. B0nford
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T'heodore Johnsnn
Thos u EennaSn'
1v;Ssn , M N KIdS
FniiS Tahntat o'
+ IoInann .aV'
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rhs 4 I aEloue'
TnS.;s q i1 rin
Eli 80; s0o"' seoiS'
Tohn + ~ T 20,
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H., Srshaii'
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ResoIred, That the President of this Convention
be authorized and requested to appoint commits.
sioner in behalf of the State of Louisiana to the
State of Texas.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge, this Goth
day of January 1861.
signed A. MOUTON,
RI Sient Of The Convention of the State Louis ana
Attest: j. 7. WHEAT, Secretary fel5 lVt
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Reso'u, Que lie president de cette Convention est
autorsG ct rcquis de nommer un commissaire nonr
reprGsenter l'Etat de la Louisiana auprts de lEtat
du Texas.
AdoptGe en- Convention i; Baton-Rouge, ce 26me
jour de janyier, 1861.
LSignt A MOrT0x
President de Ia Convention de 7 Fiat de Ia Ionisisr.
Certift: J. T. WHEAT Secia .aire fe15 IN,
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John 7, Towles,
Caleb ]. Tucker,
Mark Valentine,
A. Verret,
VIM. B. Warren,
Alexander Walker,
J. A. Williams,
James A. Williams,
Geo. Williamson,
Joseph Biddle Wilkinson,
P. S. Witt,
Zebulon York.
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the Mint in New Orleans upon the estimates of the
proper officers, have been heretofore au thorized
by the laws and regulations of the, United States
Be 1t further ordained, That all accounts con-
nected with said service, as well as said Mint, ms
heretofore rendered to the Federal authority, be
rendered to and adjusted by the Governor, who is
hereby authorized and required to take proper
bonds with suredes Of said officers, for the proper
discharge of their duties.
Be it farther ordained, That all accounts hereto
fore rendered by the Federal officers in this
dered in the manner prescribed by the laws and
regulations of the United States unto the Governor
of this State
SFAdopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the twenty ninth of January, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
Signed A. MOUTON,
President of the Convention of tho State Of Iu,, snnn
Attest; D. T. W WHEAT, Secretary. fel5. lot
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ORDDNNANCE
Relative aux Reveuus collect es DIN ms Jc M I
de la NouvclIc-Drlcans. h
II est OrdonnG, par lie peuple de Ia Louisan, as
sembl6 en- Convention, Que les revenus collectGs ct
collector dams lie port de la Nouvelle- Orleans
sont tenus par idei commis par l'Etat de la Loui-
siane ct seront conserVts spGcialement ct sGpart-
ment de tous autres fOnds.
II est de plus ordonnt, Que lie gouverncur ct lie
gouverneur seu est par la prGsente autorisG 4 tirer
son maudat sur le dtpositaire des dts fonds pour
payer les dGpenses de ce service. ansi que les de-
penses de la Monnae de la Nouvelle Orleans
suvant destination des employees que celia con.
cerne, ct qui ont GtG usqu'a present autorsGs par
ct reglements les lois des Etats Unis.
II est de plus ord0nnG Que tous les complies So
rattachant au dit service aussi bien qua la dite
Monnaic ant6renrement rcndus aux authorities fGdc-,
rales, soient rendus ct rGglGs par lie gouverneur,
qu est par Ia pr6sente autorisG 4 ct reouis de
prendre des bons convenables avec des cautions.
des dts officers, pour la fdee executions de leurs
devoirs.
II est de plus ordonnt, Que tous les comptes
rendus jusqua ce jour par les employees ftdGraux dc
Get Etat il rautortG federal, serOnt dorGnavant
rendus de Ia manere prescribe par les lois ct reggie
ments des Flats Unis, au gouverneur de Get Etat.
AdOptGe EN- Convention en- la vile de la Nouyee-
Orleans. ce vingt-neuvGme jour de janvier, Fan de
notre seiSneur mil hut cent soixante. et-un
Signel A MOUTON
r. ,c. r, 1or,,,,, President de Ia Convention.
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THE OLDEST CANDY mANursSprnt2w
IN AMERICA
K 7 A 3 L l S HE'D IN 1906,

Z 7 I8Ub,
- Ridley & Co.,
oo1NAf oF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON BTREETs
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depoti
NEW YORK.
DANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LozENGEs, etc. ETC.,
~ M e, varieties made exclusively from refined Ios,
sugar without aduteration amxturo of deeerionr ,h
stances of any kind. ~
Those wishing to purchase pure article are reouested tn
and examine our stock and them with boss ogS
elsewhere. 'N''ee
RB- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES. for fo,,,,,.x r,. w
to order, at prices ranging from SIS npwards
W. o"ndes etc, etc. packed In boxes Of 25 50 and 1oobr
suitable Tor the Southern trade, and shipped order
Rs~ Orders by mail promptly executed
80 o "'n Iyl7ly
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NEW YORK CARDS.

j. 10 g. s sGnF% a. " n aRS,4
NORTH, SHERMAN
~ IMPORTERS AND JORBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,,s TRY
JEWEIRY STATIONERY MUSICAL. INSTRU-
MENTS COMBS BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
No. 0S Chambers street
mr21 lyIW NEW YOPV
Aa"s N. shukErr' ,rsrra u ,cyrrr W, L. TowNsENp
WILLIAM H. hEhHHER $1,000 " '"o''hi''S WIN SwARsBORo
s. ACI&EI"F, BELCHEFS Il CO..
Ii j. f 5 LIE q RIO Err
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco
No &c PEA RI STREET corner of Whitehall st.,
my22 1y,tW foot of Eroadwov NEW yoRK 4
\ ,ADIES' WlNE.... LADIES WINE.
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/ Pour dissou1re IuniOn de l'ECtat de In T.cui-
SHANE ct des autces Etnts fnEsant partie
| avec 1ui de cette Union, vertu dtl pacfe
I lntItute La Constitution DIES Etats-IJni.
| d'Amerique,
Nous, lie peuple de l'Etat de la Louisiana, rGun
| en- convention, dGclarons ct ordonnons, ct il est
par ces presentes declare ct ordonnG que l'ordon.
| nance adoptee par nous Convention e 22me
| jour de novembre en- lannee mil hut cent onze,
par laquelle la Constitution des Etats-Unis dame.
rlque ct les amendments la dite constitution
| lurent adoptes ct que toutes les lois ct ordonn-
nances en- vertu desquelles lEtat de Ia Louisiana
! deylnt IN des membres de lUnion fGd6rale doyent
etre ct sont par les prGsentes rappel6es ct abro-
gees, ct que l'union eXstant acuellement entire Ia
Louisiana ct d'autres Etats sous lie nom des Etats
| UnIs 'Amerque y est par les presentes dissoute
Nous decarons ct ordonnons de plus, que rEtat
de Ia Louisiana reprend par Ia pr6sente ordon-
nance tous les drolts ct tOus les pouvoirs dG6ru6s
antecedemment au gouvernement des Etats. Unis
d,Amerlque; que SEES citoyens sont dG6s de toute
aheSeance au dit gouVernement, ct quill est dams
la plelne possession ct dams Pentier eXercce de
tous les drolts de sOuveranetG qui superintendent
un Etat libre ct Independent.
NOUS deciarons ct ordonnons de plus, que tous
les drolts acquis ct d6volus sous lie regime de la
Constitution des Etats- Unis, GU dun acte auecon
que du Congress, on dun tratG GU en- yertu Dime
Aol quelconque de Get Etat, ct qu ne sont pas en-
commit aVec cette ordinance, demeureront en-
Slsueur eG anfoht e meme ettet que 81 cette ordon-
nance n'avalt pas etc adoptGe.
Adoptee en- Convention Baton Rouge lie yinrt. |
slXleme jour de janver de Ian de n0tre Seiguure
mil hut soixante-et-un.
cefs WHEAT de |" c'"E s5 70"
Mons de ceux qui ont sign6 Performance:
lSignal A NOrTON
Aesd J. T. WHEAT secrataire Ut Il" 0'nFenl'0n'
W. r. Adams
VIM. Dumont Anderson
Bernard AFGgno,
A. Barbn
VIM Ruffn Barrow
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gmPURTANT TO FAMILIES.

ImPURTANT TO FAMILIES.
Pc N Lv ANA
LIT N FACT Turing COMPANYs
SAPONIFIER,
Ihe ready Family Soap Maker, and Uniyersnl
Cleanser,
"ll make hard water soft clean Paint remove Ink from
type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils etc @ '''AN
70 - bounGs refuse grease usually given awgy at
N0ou' - cent per pound
Fo,+r a., oorto .tot :, =, AZ cents
SOFT SOAP. - ''' '' 4iS'-fAte
dressing Depot Of Company, '0' ~ A0'
LEWIS, JAMES Il CO.
<.7s.r,o uo-,orira-.- ,-,, Philadelphia.
in the country. MI e9pof
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N EAL's ANBROstA WHISKY.
PURE ARTICLE,
FOR Family end Medicinal Purpoass,
go 10 be had Of ell the principal Druggists and Grocer
throughout the United States.
A. A NEAL
Sole Agent,
No l07 Walnut street,
Ie5 1ykW Puu.Drpu,,
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SPALDfNG's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDISG's PREPARED GLEEl
8PALDING's PREPARED GIUEI
Save the Piecez!

~ ~ DTsPAT
s1-''A Stitch In Time Saves Nine ea
AaGccdents will happen, wereguated families ~ I,
very aesr"0e 10 nave some cheap and way re-
caring Furniture, Toys. Crockery ETC.
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RESOLUTION

= >, ', 80, ~ :, T TV7IlVI10 Ut IIV OUHNII
+AtteS j. L. HEAT secretary. fel
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.
Wholesale Agent
ll6 Walnut street,
Jo@ HE" PHILADELPHIA.
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Aulhoe'Z1h& the payment of certain Drafts
drawn the Late SuIp-Frcn,ur1y nf ~.
United States at New OrIcuus
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OFFICE Il. f. Il Z. X. Il. Co, I

UFFILE K. f. e T. X. Z. Co,
Richmond, Dec. 3D. 1861.
NOT1CE--ID consequence of the inadequate
~ accommodation In the depot and cars Of this
ompany for the greatly increased amount of
freight carried for the Government and private
persons, and of the necessity OF unloadoe the ar,
same afternoon, no freight will be received at the
freight depot after O'Clock p. VI daily.
JOHN r. MACmURDO, Freight Agt
?. s.-Al goods must be accompanied with two
tickets, Ole for the draym and to be filed IN
this Office. The weight Of each package must be
marked on the depot ticket They must also be
accompanied with pgi ted receipt, 10 be signed
aud returned I, the conssnor. Merchants W no have
not been supplied with tIs printed receipts can get
them by sending TO me-, at the freight Office.
DO 80 !. e, NJ
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VIRGINTA CENTRAL RAILROAD
VINTER 6RRANGEATEyT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, November lIth, the
Mall ind Passenger Trains will leave Richmond for
6Ordonsviio, ChaTo4tesville, and Stanton, daily,
at 7 80 A. NJ , connecting with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Train at aordons-
vile, for Manassas, and intermediate points and Ut
Charlottesville for Lynchburg.
Eetween Staunt0a ard Jackson's River The Mail
Train nil be run triweekly, leaving StauDton on
Tuesdays, Thuradgys, aud Saturdays aud Jack
sons River on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Harman d Browns Stage Line FOR Lexington,
connects with ths Mail Train, and leaves Staun on
Mondays, Wednesdays, aid Fridays aud Go.
shen ON tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
Htsrmsn, Mason Co.'s Stage Line, for White
Sulphur, Lewisbu G, &C, connects with this tram
on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS. and Saturdays.
The regular Through Freight Train for Gordons-
vile, and points est of The re, leaves Richmond at
7.30 p M. on Sundays, Tuesdays. and Thursdays,
and arrive f. ON the west at A. M. on Sundays
" ednesdass and Fridays
A regular Wa. Freight Train for GordonsvilIe,
and points east, leaves daily Sundays excepted J
at 30 A. 81 II. d. WHITCOMB,
uoe Genera Superintandert
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ID ANA WAY.-sloa REWAhD.-Ranaway
II on Monday, Negro Boy, named ESSEX,
about i've teet eight inches high black;
stainnsrs slightly; about twenty or twenty.
two years old; weight about 100 pounds; for.
merly belonged to Capt. John Wright, OF
Plain View r. o., King and Queen county,
Va. The above reward will be paid on his
delivery TO sne at my Office, in this city. he
may be making his way TO West Point, Va,
He has wife in that neighborhood. His mn
per teeth are dark, from tartar on them.
&C Fits BENZ AMIN DAVIS.
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NY INTER AKRANGEMENT

"y INTER ARkANGkMENC.
To JAMESTOWN, KIN as MILL, GROVE
STONE-HOTSE, AND ROCK =
WHAREES.
The steamer CURTIS PEI x, Capt. J. Fl. FREE
MAN, will on and after Wednesday morning next
the s0th instant leave he wharf al Rockets reg
ularly every Monday, "wednesday, snd Friday
morning., al 81 o'clock precisely, for the above
places; lay at the Rock Wharf all night. and re
tarn each alternate day-Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday mornipgs-ieaving Rock wharf st the
same nour 81 o'clock, and touch at sill the regular
landings, going and returning.
- Passage and freight as usual
DC % r, 0. HASKIES.
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1A1G00ADQ, -.
fMf01f1Sf NOTICE. r.
FREIGHT TRAIN DAILf,
G8fPVfn1 Mafla fausaa<,nr.~,

FREIGHT TRAIN DAILY,
Carrying Nails md Passenger,
On and sner MONDAY, 10Th mat the Freight
Trains Of this Company viii be run daily, {snn-
days excepted leaving Richmond for Fredericks
burg and intermediate points at A. NJ, and ar
rive IN trede' ieksbusg at 100 p. - Returning.
VIII leave fredericksburg at A. NJ, and arrive In
Richmond at ~ NJ
~ For the accommodation Of passengers, a pas.
senger coach will be attached to each train. Pas
sengers only for regular depots can be carried.
~ Fare the same ss by the Pas .epger Trains.
~ BY the same trains q daily morning Through
Mail will be carried between Richmond end Frede-
ricksburg. SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transported
Ofhce r., r. q p. Il. Go.
Richmond, Dec. 10, Is6t. { de 10
II No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE Of any kind,
ether than personal baggage will be taken on the
nall and passenger trsins, but only on the daily
re'ght end passenger trains.
OFFICE RICHM'D AND PET'G r 4. co.,
Richmond Va. Oct. 10, 1867.
~ WEDNEsDAY, October 23rd, the following
Schedule viii be run on this road:
LEAVING RICHMOND.
Mail Train, daily at..........5O0 A. M.
Freight and Accommodation, daily OK
eept sundays, st....--.--9 n. and I. N.
LEAVING PETERSBURG
Freight and Accommodation, daily, ex-
cppt sundays, at..........9 ID. and p. ID.
EE The Trains leaving Richmond at 5 A NJ
and p. NJ Connect with trains South of Peters
burg.
~ Travellers will bear i'll mind that they are
required TO show pass from the Governor or some
other authorized person, before they leave the
city by this road.
&C l9-ts THOS II. WYNNE, supt.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

RY g OF DIS.
For sale
Ladies' SHAWLS.
HOSIERY.
PINS
PRINTS.
POPLINS
Linen Cambria MANUFACTURERS.
Silk
Irish LINENS.
Meriro SHIRTS.
Ped FLANNEL.
Back CLOTHS.
SEWING COTTON.
THOMAS JONES,
d. 9--2w No. Main ST, Richmond Va.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
The increase Of business Of this iustitu ton
forces the Treasurer to notify its customers
that, hereafter, the business hours will b.
from O'Clock 4. "a. to p. NJ. No business,
therefore, can be transacted with said insu.
tuition, except between the hours aforesaid.
~ Once at Spence 4 0arey.s,No l:o Main
street. +. b. STARKE. Trsss'r.
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w. MEDICAL GARD.

NJ N. A. STURDIyANT,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
RIcHaosD, VA,
PRACTICES In the Courts of ths City Of Rich.
poni, aud OF Henrieo county, in the Court Of AID
peais, In the Confersts States Court and will at
attend to any legal business before any OF the
Dep rtmen,A.
~ OfFICE-Corner Of Bank and 1lth sts, up
nsatrs-entraaee on Bank st de 7-c3m*
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nRY GOODS BUYERS =
| IL PANIC PRICES IN EARNEST
At JOSEPH sTRAUSE,
No g Main stieet.
| bargains in Ladies Double and Single WOODEN
Plain and Striped Shawis, from 81 aud upwards !;
IT'S Black and C"lored STEELE shswls, st astonish
| ing low prices 30 d0z Ladies' Fine Linen Hand
ksrchiefs, at le;c.-some at so cts, worth 81 Is
| piece lU0 pieces assorted Bleached Domestic at
| 49, cts; so pieces 10 and Ia Bssehed Sheetipg
At 5's cheap at - cts; 100 tine Bed Bsnkets, as
s. and S0-seliiDg elsewhere at almost double the
| price; 3G0 dog. mixed, white and black Lamb
wool and Worsted Ladies Hose AZ all prices; 500
doz Cotton Hose, all sizes ard prices; 5000 yards
Apron GinghaIns and Checks large stock OF
Prints, C5naburgs, Ssripe1 and Rsown Domes tics:
Cambria; Swiss Check and Dotted Muslin at all
| prices TaOls Cloths and NAPKINS; Cambria Bands
tha finest and CHI spes. to be- found in the G ty;
| Frepc ca Worked Ladies Collars: pink. vel ev and
white TARTAN a large stock of Curtain Muslin,
| and great many more goods, too numerous 10
mention. All ask is a call from and all til.
out delay, intending 10 sell out as possible,
and bargains are to be had at No: q Msin street.
de l JOSEPH STRAUSE.
nRY GtODS, DRY GOODS i-JOHN.
- SON HARDWOOD, No. II Main street,
have received and offer for sae the follow
neres; 600 yards Cd fne Grey Cloths, loo
yards Ga Blue Besyer Cloths 1900 yards Ker-
seys; 50 bales 7-a and 4 Brown Cot.ons; $50
packages English and American Pins Bleached
Dimitys, Domestic Plaids, Spool Cotton, Threads
Hose and Halt Hose, sc
de Ii JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD.
r AIDES UNDER WEAR.-SiIk and Me-
i i rino Under Vests and Drawers; Corsets, from
2S to SO inches Pushlned Gloves Hosiery in Silk,
Merino, and Cotton; Carabrcs; Jaeonets Tape;
Checks; Wainsook's Briluants India Twills; Irish
Linens Linen Sheetings; Table Damasks; Furni-
ture DiInity; Bed Blankets Also Carpets, 8 good
variety OF 3-ply, Ingram, Velvet, and Brussels.
CHRISTIAN L LATHROP,
oc III SO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-24
.ARBoN HILL CoKE.-Is Is no. possibl


rARBON HILL COKE.--It Is not possible
~ that We can supply for soms time 70 come, the
demand for Coke for all the purposes 90 which II 10
sought to be applied. Beynnd the hospitals and
other bensvolens inssitutionA II cannot Be sparcd
for furnaces or heating parposs& II pia srery
tnskel BE- indispeasa6!y rsqairei for caohisx. For
this purpose We expect &c bo able 10 furnish The
fsuies OF those who are Ia actual service In distant
camps with reasonable supply. Afssr them oar
regular customers for past seasons ssao Aaus paid
for rAa. nv Aars already eonssm4a. The balance
Of our weekly product viii he seld tc other appll-
Giants Ia the order IN which II 10 applied for, and
delivered In the order in which IL b sald-sphjsct
always TO the prvcedsncs Of III, three clSsses named
above. .saaaesa ys9srd % dass IF ovdsvs We r. not
expect 70 Do able to spare mora than sce load Der
menth TO any private family. -
No order viii BE- Recognised that u pat aAeoupar
MED With the cash. JNO. j. WxRTH,
NO ia A Aeant. :
q AZ. SODA AND 81. C1K6. XONz-260
- pounAa Sal Soda; - kegs bsat NJ. OsxA. Soda;
go AEAD8 = lAKxR'S Drux Ssoss.
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sA ,sa ~ 9, - go 81 3.