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Jul GROSS of Velvet Bottlins Cork. 81
no CASTS Babbitt.s Yeast Powder, 81
o. ootss eeooitrs Erssive Soap and soaS Pow
80 eases fresh Mafssilles and Bordeaux selad OIL
~ oSxes hrst euaity Adamantlns CandIes.
Also, SIeam Tartsr Saietatus, Brocms, Buckets,
Patent fwine, Peanuts, DC --'-~''-
Neeslyed and for sale by v--td FGr "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-02

IL To-day the trial Of the officers and crew Of
the priyateer Savannah commences In New York
CITY
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(yO SEE The CAMPBELL MiNSTREIS.
~ At ODD FELLOWS HALL 1t
FLOUR, FLOUR Us b ls. Flour fe- "a 3 cheao
j. p BARTHOi,Dw
oc XIV eos Seventh ST., near ia nal.
WASHINGTON Arsenal.

OcrosxR I'd, 1861.
for Fael, be reserved By The zatisr epa5ss
s ~. guar s.msstsr a. this Arsena sntI " O. "A Of
osf WOOD sSa as ,un, q SG5s: Be;
AutAracite Coal 10 T-'1N~' 'tNr-''~ -"
Che above articles mass BE- strictly Of the best
Both the Wood And Cesi must be felivusd at the
BY : sworn CITY wood measnrey. TIRE Of ss psnss 10
The Sovsrnmsnt BlddsIs Will state the price l~r
lowest I.spons'bis bidder, Who shsI give sausiac-
Payment 70 be made in Trsssusy notsssif tbs
49,, ~ =, - a. sR r :. saUsK "
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TaE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, Ne.
= md Seventh Ct, IL the place to sbuy your
GiahIns. Trunk, Hats and Caps. ooI Inn I'm
Great RUSH. FOR SEVENTH STREET
~ 70 Get some of the great barEaiss offered by
SMIrh An kurnlshibg Goods, Tfunks. Hats and
SS@s@ No. Ase Seventh st., opposite Post OF
ss~ $40 &C. % lin
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piANQs,. PIANOS, PIANoss-Nsv Pianoe
s soss.sG 8. = "; zn0TfT hsss DsrSs,
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CAMP LIFE MADE A LUxURY-Ths crest
III IF as r ssi sEA IA Any
t sss stsaCcRsd T TAB WrItins Desk Leapge. St
the cover ofshs trpnk, lssyInx plenty Of room for
S s41 omeera ysArins spla.el On exhihinen q the
sois kssss ios Ms:6instnmnh N ~. eAIs ~ y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-02

SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until
- the 10th instant, for the immediate delivery,
q TINS once, OF twelve thousand pounds Of Red
Ash Coal, and one cord of ''ak v God. Pr posals
shend be address d TO the subscriber and endorsed
on the envelope, Proposals for Fuel.o
MORRI~ 3. MILLER,
Major Qusrtermaster.
o. .l72 OF. between 18th and 18Th.
QUARTRRMAsTFRs' OFFICE,
ashinston city, ID. G., October LIST, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-02

volunteering was never before going on more
sahsfactorily than 81 present The States that
were oeeindhand Id furnishing their quota are all
ePringing nobly to the work The number On.
senng the service from all the loyal States is lust
now about $1,000 per week, which IL unprece-
dented At this rate the 500, 600 In all will soon
have been Obtained
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By THOMAS BOWLING, A1onop.ef.

By BARNARD q BuCkEY, Auctionsers.
TRUsTEE'S sALE-By virtue OF deed of
u trust n m John w. soihoron. dated the va
June, 1855, made 20 secure the debt thereon meg
TONED, 20 BENZ. r. Monkey. and By the direction
of, ta1d Ms1sy. VIII sell q Pablic suoton The
noon, In 'front.' OF The p-emfes 10 the kighest bid
oers the folIovipF described premises, 10 vlts-
pssss o. lot, number y snd 10 In old George
On the line Of Pa ls street from the dividing line
between lots ~ And H. and RUNNING thencs on saId
hns east IS feet, thsnee Jpertheriy to . bounded
stone 70 2. beng IS feet from Fa1s street, thence
fsst % the bes,ani.s. being Che, came premises
va 'h IeorSe "a. Soteores apd sthers eocyeyed 10
eeHoer, lss. With the buiIdinss thereon.
IeIms' One thir1 Of the psrohnse money cash,
and the residue at six and. twelve months, Tor
raion the purchaser netss bearinG interest IRON
prsmisss. Deeds at the pur ohassf's ex1-nss.
the tsrms are not complied with within three
.sld ehsT d yssks paSIis notice. u the M and
'osf Of the dsstSlt', gssslwssss.o p n : ( -.
e 10 s.vim. skEslk6a B6ckIY Sssss
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THE SITUATION.

We have Information by telegraph, up to noon
To-Day, nom all the Union camps on both sides of
the river, and up a. high as Gen Banks's head.
qaa'en ana are able to say that all IL quiet In all
OF tnem-this forenoon having been everywhere
an our lines remarkable for the occurrence Of no
incloent whatever worth chronicling In the Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-02
MAJOR GENERAL yaxxoSr

washington has been agita.ed for fifteen or
twenty hours past with foolish rumor of the de.
1ea' OF ths army with which Major General FIRE.
mont has just taken the field. II is utterly I'M
possible that 1t could by this time be anywhere
Within striking distance Of the enemy. SO there
can be no possible truth In the same.
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The .sland Belle arrived to-day about II no
reporting al quiet below. There has been NO
moie-huon from the rebel batteries since last
week s.-- = Z. - - -. -
The z. Hale, Capt. Foster, arrived nom
New York last evening with ordnance She also
Drought up from the notilla q man claiming to be
saessrfer rom the rebels, but who Ii suspected a.
Spy He 10 10 the charge OF the authorities.
Inc Anacostia has gone on the ways for repairs.
court OF inquiry upon the conduc, of Com.
Snanaier, OF The U. s. steamer Dawn, was opened
Yesterday Captains Lavelistte, Pendergrut and
Morris constitute the court eeotge Al. weston,
judge advocate. The Dawn, IL Is isid, was ~ div
injured. having remained aground near M .,thI,.
Point two or thrss days sAsshe Assinos vet been
examined, thsfuIl extent Of her dsmages are not
ascertained.
-INsTRrcTIoSs In PRxPARIsa cLAIns no. .o,-
80 piERs' PAY.
The following circular Of very general interest
has Just been Issued from the Treasury Depart
ment: - =
10 ens BILE those who may have claims upon the
Unitsd States, sOr moneys due dsceessd eaosn
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n FRESH EGGS-GOOD EGGS,
10 You want the same' If so, 90 TO Messrs
IAEI OR 4 CARTEk'S Stand IN the Center
marker; and you Gan be supplied with the best
EGGS, all good and examined before offered for
sale. Sold wholesale and retail.
IL Remember the numbers-Nos I93 Ioa
1875 ard 1876, (back OF the Watch House.
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PRINCE sALM sALM.

Prince salm salm, Of Prussia, Is now attached
tne stan Of General BIenker. He was appointed
Colonel Of the Kentucky Cavalry, but this change
was made at his own request. The regiment Is
sun without an officially recognized Colonel. A
Peuuon 10 In circulation for the appointment of
IL Col. Owens to the command.
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Ar 4 EsTED

Lieut. a Stevens, OF the u. 9. sIoop-of wa,
portsmouth, recently arrived from the African
coast having rendered his resignation, has beer
PAeed under arrest. He was appointed from
florida, though q native o! Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-02

WASHINGTON Gymnasium,
" Rtarh ST., near enter Market,
This estab lshment is now open from IN to 9
m. One of the officers in attendance from to 8
and fIom to O'Clock. Persons leading a sedep-
fary life or troubled with dyspepsia would do well
IoI -Stf 1-'
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TIE fss ss!s.SE 5: S..e.l; sToIENo
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OST -S3 RKwARp.-Lost, last evening, q
IL Colts 7-inch Navy REVOLVER. sllyer
mounted. mar ked M ortimer Thomson, 1861 - The
return the pistol to MORTIMER THOMSON
2a1 st, between 18th and 18th /; or to Mr. Chad
wick. Willards' Hotel. se II-d
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cox REWARD Ran sv,y from the sabsori
- ~ Der. ! ept. Tmy Negro Man LLOYD. =
n $ is very black, about feet inches hIrh, q
pleasant when spoken to, very thin In the "a
lace 1 will give the above rewa d, no mat
ter W. here taksH, SO he is brought home TO me ~
or lodged in jail. so get hIm again.
w. Is. w. DUVALL, Millersviile.
ee 50 ST Anne Arundel county. Md.
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PRINcB pB JoINyIrLE.

Prince de Joinville, with his son, the Duo de
renthieare, has returned to New York city from
washington, and are now occupying their former
quarters al the Brevo0rt House. They intend
visiting Newport during the week
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL L $4,000. II Il LII NJ L.

SIR. have used your PIN. boz my general and hospital
rrr-p ever since Won made them, aud do not hesitate TO
Saw tbe, are t. best clthsrtir employ. Their rru-
l4fD- action on the liver is quick and decided,
Quguty they are admirable remedy for derangcmeuts
6f fb.f or.ln Indeed / have seldom found ease Of
bilious d,s. So obstinate that 10 did not readily yield 10
them Fracruuly yours, ALoNZO BALL, NJ D.
ybJ,irffu Of me Murine E1yDitaI.
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1 M kaf

NIQTEC-Pesons wishing obtain tickets for servants
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r., for Wash
ngon CITY, points further North must In all cases be youch-
By responsible white citizen Of Hohmond person,
the Road tickets wi be scldR
piled for By letter. A. D. hLLEst
Ticket ARerl
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RAILROADS, &C
RICHmOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD.
Ca RziEssg 1890 SRDHEE

@Q sst tlE
sUPERfspEsDEsr's OFFICE
Richmond, 18th Dec 1860. !
Winter Arrangements.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTH WhST
ON Monday, Dec 24th passenger trains Will run Al
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVILLE
Mall Train Richmond daily Except sunday All O'Clock
A. NJ, and rea hes Danville at 8 10 o'clock p. b.
FROM DANVTLLE TO RICHMOND.
DanVle daily Except sunday ats O'CLOCK A.
NJ, and reaches Richmond at LOS O'Clock p. NJ
The Train Richmond connects at Burksye with the trains
over soutde Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
SOUTHWEST daily. -,
The Danve at Buksve with the southse
trains Petersburg and Norfolk and ut Richmond
with the trains the Richmond federcksburg and Potomac
the York River Railroad also with the James RTer
Norfolk and Old Point
tickets be procured and baggage VIII be checked
through TO the following points:
Lynchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction.
Alfalfa, Memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
ycksburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAs. G. TALCoTT,
de2O Superintendent
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Headache. sick Headache, Foul stomach.

pr,r Ego. AVER; I cannot answer you lrh0t com
plants have c-Y with your Pills better than 20 say
an ti1f treat t-t pfrggtirf Hi. t'He place
great dependence on c'trtUll c1thgrtc m my daily
contest with clsc and believing as do that your Pills
afford the best have of course value them highly
PfrrSBUEG, Pa. May 1, 1>j5.
DIR. J. G. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
tha worst trlf any body can have, by dose two
Of YOUR Pills II seems % arise nom foul stomach
which they cleanse 40 once. - -
Yours with great respect, I'D W. FkEbLE,
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
uyuE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMP

TUyuE vIRGINIALIFE INSURANCE COmPA.
fully prepared for business and The attention oil he
public earnestly called to the Importance OF It's oblecn Inns
Company, under Its charter, divides sevenegh OF us prone
every years. the policy holders thereby giving he
assured advantages OF the Mutual System with the pledge OF
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security at
have interest In conducting It's
Affairs with prudence and economy
The requires half OF the Capital Stock and Earnings
beinvesed Bond and Mortgage unncumbeed hea hs'ae
worth double the amountI -,
The object Of the Company aid In retaining 81 nome
amount OF money which annually rem our
for Premiums TO Northern Companies That money VIII De
Customers for term Of years at legal anu
bursed In midst.
Endownens and Annues granted. Life and term foncies IS
sued other good Companies slaves
one year for a term OF years.
DIRECTORS
VIM. H. Macfsrland, John Purcell
Joseph Allen Baml t. BayU,
Roscoe r. Heath Jos Z. Anderson,
Thos W. McOsnce Thomas p. August,
John II. Montague, 10. H. maury,,
nayidI Burr Jas A. Oowsrdn,
Lewis eIpter ] b. Mcoleland
John Jones p T. Moore
JSs l. Appe1son John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. Crenshsy, &c Wherry
Ku G. PsiaC, Wm II. Christian,
HI. O. Bsskrvil, wyndham Rooerson'
sam1 J. Harrison, John Q. shaierl
VIM. II. Haxan, Peter y. Mar"lchs
Robt T. Brooke, O. Haskns,
Geo d. She'll Edward Noryell
Wellington Goddn, Geo. J: Summer
John Dooley, ID. = Wooidriuse'
President-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice Presidoat-WM. II. HAHhLL
PhySicdR-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
AnOyney-R0SOoE II. HEATH, ESQ.
sp9I J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
ES-0fhce corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
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nr.n.n.In. Immunity OF tho blood.

non T---T = I--7 T07'-T q I71-TI TT7T-7, TT77N.
pE. AVER. have used your Pills with extraordinary
surr,. m ruy family Jul uUu those ann called TO visit
b. distress To regulate the organs of digestion and
purify th. blood. they the very best remedy have
s,.r known. and ,.Ii confidently recommend thtm 10
my friends. Yours, d. \. HINES
WNs,v. Wyomu. Co., y. y, oct. ~, l,jj.
DEAR ~i.. am u-Iur your t1thIrtir Pills m my prac-
tir ann frI tH.u au excellent pUr-atiye 90 cleanse the
system and pFr.y Oh. h,...a'..f - q. t.,pt
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Rnions Di.orders Liver Complaints.

IT|W ~. I.-IIITI I'T' q VOC lux VOV'
Not olvar your Pills admirably adapted 10 their pur-
roe 81. u auerut but find their beneficial ELECTS upon
H. Liver v-y marked indeed. They have In my prac-
Hfrrf thsl .nv one remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice tat Uy have 90 gu-th pur-aye which is wOr-
Thy tLe confidence of the profession and the people
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n MUTUAL functions. Ihose, n not rcICVVI ItVt UIVI
themselves and the surrounding organs, Producing IN
erll g-wruvation, suffering, aud disease Nhie IN tl,S
condition, oppressed by the arrangements, take Aver
Pills, and how directly they restore the natural &c
tou Of the system and with II the huoyant iecln4 OF
health again, What true and so apparent IN ts trivial
AMI common complaint, Is also true in many OF the UP
seated and dangerous distcmpers. The same psatl1S
effect CNpols them. Caused by similar obstructous ana
arrangements of the natural functions OF the DoJy' tley
rapidly, and many OF them surely, cured oy te same
means. Mono who know thu virtues of these TINS; VIII
neglect 90 employ them when suffering from the ulsoF-
der they cure.
Statements from leading physicians IN some OF the
principal cities, and from other well known public per
sous
From r. For-0rlinq Merchant Of 50. Lo'i', FEB 4 $50
DE-. AYUE; Your Pills are the paragon OF ail th3I Is
great On medicine They have cured my htllr GiuShl'5
ofurrou~ upon her hands and feet that hl proven
iucUrlbc for years Her mother has been on sIicN,
ou-'y afflicted with botche, and pimplcs ON her Al Hn
in her hair. Amer child cured, she also urea
'''' nav '''''' ASA MORGRIDGE.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
E@GS 49, e. 3 Z
ON and AFTER Monday December 2ist,
~ The Mail and Passenger Ernips-
VIII leave Richmond daily, except sundays) AZ C8D b or
saunton intermediate Way Stations connecting az of-
donsye with Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains o-
Alexandria and stations and at Charlotte Vile with
their trains Lynchbu and all points West and Southwest Of
that place every other day. viz Tuesday, ThGrfdays and
Saturdays Jacksons River and Stations West OF siSut
Browns Stages connect with the train ct s.sraon
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fdays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, FOR Lexington.
Haman Mason and Company Stages connect with she Train,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Mboo Tor the Warn
SPRINGS and Jackson River for the White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg, &c. -
The Mail Train leaves JAckons River Mondays, Wedres
DAYS aud Friday at 1918, P. ~, for Stanton
FREIGHT Train with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED.
will leave Wsyneboro' T5 aud eaunion, al 1913 A. NJ
Mondays and Fridays, for Jackson's Biver.
RETURNING,
Leave Jacson River Tuesdays and Saturdays at @ A. NJ,
for Waynesboro'.
Through Tickets for Warm and White sulphur Spring,
Lexington Lewisburg Ao Winchester Leesburg Lv7 l.
burg Bonsack salem shawsvi Chstansburg, Bristol K
VILE Dalton Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction, Memphis,
Canton New oreans and all important Points In the soothW ST.
can be procured q; the Ticket Once -
THOMAS D0DABElD,
jsQ2 General Superintendent
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K. MOORE, Agent,
Offers low, for cash
New Orleans Molssses In half bids
Cuba Huscovado and Porto Rico do ard Syrt
Hi bbls family Zoe IierFiDgs and Maekere
20 Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams, Shoulders and Sides
Patent Sperm, Adman'e and Tallow Candles
Brown and Black Turpent'ne Soaps
Old Dominion Nails and Shoe Tscks
Salt; Sup. Carb Soda
Rlce-stArch
Chewing aad Smoking Tobacco andiCigsu
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
N. o. and TX. Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java Lag. and Rio Coffee
FSmly, Extra and Sup. Flour
London Porer-Vinegar
Brooms, Buckets and Denyobns, and all kinds Of
Sugars and Wines. Sc, &c. sell
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are YOU sick, feeble, and com
planning Arr YOU out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable (:
These symptoms are often the
prelude TO serious illness. Some
iii OF sickness Is creeping upon
YOU, and should be avertcd by a
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
outthc disordcrcd humOrs-pu-
rirv the blood, and let the fluids
move ON unobstructed in health
AGAIN. They stimulate the func-
tions Of the body into vigorous
activity. purify the system from
thu o6structions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
49,. - - ,-.Hfaaa.a#f FtaHFt mon
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As a Family Physic.

From Dr. Z. IT, CortrrgH Ncc Orleans
Your Pills are the prince of purges. Their GNecucnt
qualities ,urn5,s any clthartr We possess. They are
mild, but very certain and ccctua n their action ON the
bowels, which makes them invaluable 10 w. IA the uiy
treatment of disease.
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nAILY LIE Oh TIIk JAMhs -

nAILY LINE ON T HIkv r AVE sSa ssiiase
CITRTis The steamer CURTIS PECK will on THURS
DAY MORNING next the 18th ins co nee the regular run
RICKETTS, every THURSDAY SATURDAY and TUESDAY MORN
INGS, at o'clock. ,.,-,.,. ... NON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS at the same hour
6 O'clock and each will return each alternate day (excep'
sunday thus making regular daily line between the above
places for speed and accommodations by any oeF
line. ,,---. a.. .,..-
both going and returning and take freight as usual but al
ht no be landed on the mustbe paid for when sent
low and we viii not be responsible for after put on the
Wharf to which It Is directed or marked
Passage 10 or from Norfolk or Portsmouth ~.
Meals each, 80 cents extra . ,,,,,,,,o
n ". hhchlANo
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~ - MAIL STEA Snip ROANOKE <lSSSsA
l FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLk.-The KoA- sS2AzzzAs
NUKE Capt Geo. W. Couch VIII leave mere Al elo'A w.
Saturday, the l6h Inst
Passengers requested to be on board 10 due time
Passage and sateroom included $40 steer
age passage only -.
Passage 10 Norfolk same rs by the river boats ,
Freight received to-day (saiurdayO to the hour OF oeok
p NJ
Conslgnees are requested send for their goods today
rkets and berhs Office on board the snip
Freight for Boston moderate rates and forwarded with
IibiS1, LUDLAM WATSON.
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NOR PHILADELPHIA.-The No <GFfA
II steamship VIRGINIA, Captain J. r. Kelly, s22Azkas.
now ready TO receive freight and will leave on TUESDAY, the
18Th lest, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ,-., 49, =,
., O' ''e' - oHAs p. CARDOZO, Agent,
Rockets or 1909 Main 50.
NNI'1- ''N'e' mhlh-ft
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No. 1870. Main Street.
RICHMOND, VA.
pIEASE TAKE NOTICE..

~rr t. etfoI % returning ray sincere thanks % my Gus
- -- nave ra rr,ly urit their accounts To those sun
Jr,t+I AZ -s -iT.ts payment earnestly requested
III t.bf. due ur..Irus Oh Jar1.ry .Hsi u.- '--
--f vim De placed 1 ether bands ior c'-,ioL or sl WIN
rl-f.- notice h- longer Indulgence s.naet e- s,,l
..l,--'' ll--'f ' f.a- ALFRED MOSES
'tt'p-"N' -''- A. s. Stokes Co
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sNOR RNLTIMORE.-The steamer Bal in
Il VIOERE Captain W. W. Ksene, will receive zsezs4sses-
freight today Friday, and to the hour Of IL O'CLOCK M sHuf
the 10th Of March
Freight taken via Baltimore at lowest rates with great
No hhds received on board engaged at our office
are requested be board before The hour oil
departure - O'Clock, NJ, saturday.
Passage and Fare, 80 ,.,, . ,,.,,,,,,, crrpp,p
DAVID n WILLIAM OOhNhih-
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VORkTOWN, JAN $50 SayS a',-1e m har 8zSfSEs
1cs again in the between New York and Richmond he
three steamers comprising t will run as follows, viz;
The Yorktown Capt Parrish the jamestown, Capt SKINNER
and the Roanoke Capt Couch, will eSve New YORK every us
day Thursday and Saturday ats P NJ Returning they win
b every Tuesday Friday Saturday at p NJ FoE further
Information Inquire Of the undersigned
~ o. A-' LUDLAM WATSON.
As Opposite Steamers Wharves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-16

GET THE BESE."
SPLENDID Stock OfPianoS.
WORCESTER'S NEW SCALE.
W. orr for sale f 9o5 ggS q The most 'aP'''
80 offered f,- sale trtrs ua-k- aaI cyanalon rom
- VEN VI ' A. NORRIS,
GA Bookseller sal Dealer iu Pauoflrtes.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Evander Candy

Succession dc Evander Candy.
EN vertu dun ordre de l'Hon. Coul
~ de District dams ct pour Ia paroisse
des Natchitoches, il sera venduen vente
publique, sur Pancienne route mIiltairc
4 six mile est dc Springville ct environ
trente mile nord de la vile de Natchi
toches.
I.rndi 25 jour de D6cembte 1851 '
Tous les nenbles ayant appartenns
an dit Evander Candy, es propristts
separees ct Ell com,nunaute dc bien
avec sa d6funte femme Sarah Dui erry,
ct aussi les proprietes tenliss en- cor.
mum avec 81 femme survivantc consls
ta1it en- un lot de- fournitures de maison
ct cuisine, de cochons, besliaux, VIA
gon, mules ct chevaux, moutons, mais,
fonrrage, foin d'ayoine ct douze sacs
de cotton etc, etc.
Termes ct conditions de Ia vente
Toute sommc iusqu'a vingt p;astres
90 nptant II jour de Ia vefite toute
sonltne au-dessns de vingt piastres
aun credit jusqn'su Ter Avril 1862,
lea acqa6reurs fo"rniront leurs
-, bilets avec bonnie seourit6 in solido
a Fordre de administrator por-
tant huit pour cent d'interet de
Pecheance.
A NJ. LlSSO,
l2 dec Administrators.